Wedding reception at J. J. Shaffer Rome
Malta Pa June 26 A wedding reception at the home of Mr and Mrs J J Shaffer celebrated Isaac Shaffer and Edith Faust their Philadelphia bride with many guests and gifts of silver aluminum ware cut glass and linens The couple left Monday for Philadelphia to start housekeeping in their new home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
J. J. Shaffer
Isaac
Edith Faust
Philadelphia
James H. Lemon
Paxton
A.S. Deppen
Katie
Leah
Kermit Witmer
David Herbe
Catherine
Newton Lenker
Stanley
Countyline
W. D. Shaffer
W. S. Shaffer
Hickory Corners
Sarah Kopenhaver
Benjamin Dockey
William Bohner
Daisy
Dorothy
Stanley and
Russell
Pillow
Luther E. Kopenhaver
Gratz
Geo. Swartz
George Romberger
Emma
William
Hegins
John H. Buffington
Alfrieda
C. H. Herbe
Albert Snyder
Walter
Harrisburg
John W. Snyder
Charles J. Snyder
E. D. Messner
Millersburg
Harry Heckert
Daniel Rodel
Dalmatia
Walter H. Wertz
Montandon
Charles Reigel
Helen
New Castle
J. 8. Pfleeger
D. H. Reigel
Martha Park
Buffalo
Clarence Bernhart
Berwyn
J. M. Park
Meade Vaneida
Bride
Abram Voneida
Furman Dieffenderfer
Williamsport
Elmer Shaffer’s
C. C. Pfleegor
Muncy
J. S. Pfleegor
Old Resident of Dillsburg Celebrates 84th Birthday
Joshua Deardorff of South Baltimore street the oldest male resident of Dillsburg celebrated his eighty fourth birthday. A retired farmer he stays active tending his garden and reads daily without glasses and follows current events. He has eleven children with nine living in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillsburg
Joshua Deardorff
Baltimore Street
Deardorff
United States
Edward P. Deardorff
Holland, Kan
John Deardorff
Dallas, Ore
Joseph Deardorff
Malvern
Iowa
Lewis Bentz
Wellsville
R. R. Flohr
York Springs
H. W. Grove
William Deardorff
M. J. Deardorff
Henry Deardorff
Grower Sees 500 Boxes Harvested in Week
Singlestown Pennsylvania reports a grower gathering 500 boxes of strawberries in the past week. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. William Deiner, Mrs. Tillie Shumberg, Miss Kathryn Mickey, and others, are noted as guests or visitors at area homes and events during the period. John Mellhenny Smith leaves for Kamp Kill Kare in Vermont to teach over the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singlestown
William Deiner
Steelton
Amos Buck
Ezra Care
Tillie Shumberg
Harrisburg
Ross Hepford
Duncannon
Ks. O. Hassler
Miss Houseal
Annie Smith
Kamp-Kill-Kare
St. Alban's Bay
C. C. Graybill
Lewisburg
C. B. Care
Charles Look
Fay
Mt. Gretna
Miss Ball
Atlantic Highlands
W. G. Ball
Mr. Lykens
Highspire
Matilda Shuey
Kathryn Mickey
John Koons
Kate McIlhenny
Ellen Fairley
Carrie
James Failey
Eugene
Eliza Kerman
George Shreiner
Melvin Balthaser
Sarah Balthaser
Jersey City
Elizabeth Balthaser
Miss Hurst
Mechanicsburg
Helen Frantz
Annie Hafleigh
Kate Hafleigh
Adaline Schaner
George Shuey
Enola
Eaney
John Eimert
Florence Roberts
Philadelphia
Sigler
George Hench
Mary
Hudson
Edward Haas
New Kensington
Oc- Srdzie
Jennie Forrester
Smith
Technical High School
Kiliman
Piketown
George Wade, Jr
Verna
Alberta
Linglestown
D. C. Runkle
George Welker
Philadelelphia
Illiam Flickinger
Mount Lau- Mi
H. B. Megonnel
Jonasartin
Churches of God
Harry Wickenheiser
Paxtonia
Charles Pletz
William Shepler
Rebecca Nye
Jesse Hughes
Owen Hughes
Lebanon
Sanderson
Ray
Summerdale
Levi Gingrich
Frank Fuhrman
Harry
Hanoverdale
G. W. Fox
Elizabeth Shartzer
John Reed
Rosanna Shive
Mary S. Myers
Paul Walker
Park Trestle
Smoketown
Harper Byers
John Harlacher
Frank Jennings
Dillsburg
Realey
Jenning
Edward Jennings
Blake Parks
Lois
New York City
Matilda Parks
Personal News Items From Central Pennsylvania Towns
Central Pennsylvania notes list numerous visitors and residents from Millerstown to Wormleysburg and Duncannon. Names include Hulda Knight, Banks Page, Rubin family, Stine, Kipp family, Brinton, Grace Allen, Ella Tyson, Lahr, Fox Chase, Byrem, Crane, Ball, Nankivel, Bollinger, Wingert, Shive, Reed, Goodyear, Mower, Eberly, Hershey, Shoop, and many others. The items cover visits, vacations, attendance at services, and local gatherings across towns such as Duncannon, Wormleysburg, McAllisterville, Renovo, Harrisburg, Linglestown, and Union Deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millerstown
Hulda Knight
Duncannon
Banks Page
Rubin
Sidney Rubin
M. I. Stine
J. C. Kipp
John Brinton
Harry Kipp
McAllisterville
Grace Ella Allen
Wormleysburg
Ella Tyson
J. Banks Lahr
Fox Chase School
Samuel Byrem
Bloomsburg
Thomas Crane
Harrisburg
Emma Ball
Polyclinic Hospital
New York City
Thomas Nankivel
Charles Allen
Miriam
F.aney
Middleburg
Grace Ditzler
Sunny
Howard Bollinger
Helen
Marte
Anna Bollinger
Newton Hamilton
John Wingert
Renovo
O. D. Wingert
Rudolph Wingert
Summerdale
Frank Martin
Joseph Martin
Pittsburgh
Margaret Spangler
Margaret Bollinger
Arvilla Newman
Lewistown
Port Royal
J. B. Parson
Jitneys From Dillsburg to Neighboring Towns Popular
Dillsburg Pa June 26 J A Smith and Company oldest business firm in Dillsburg replaces delivery horses with auto truck. Jitneys between Dillsburg Wellsville and Franklin town are becoming very popular. Many local residents and visitors, including Dr W C Heikes of Harrisburg and Mrs Mary Harbold's grandchildren, are noted among summer visitors and social guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillsburg
J. A. Smith and Company
W. C. Heikes
Harrisburg
Leonard Heikes
J. C. Strayer
York
David Bentz
B. H. Shriner
Hanover
J. F. Bailey
North Baltimore Street
Mitchell
Courtlandt Freeburn
Mary Harbold
John L. Dickson
Mt. Union
Dickson
George W. Fowhl
Carrol Township
Wellsville
Franklintown
Kinderhook Junior C E League Sees Record Membership
Columbia Pa June 26 twenty new members joined the Kinderhook United Evangelical Church Junior Christian Endeavor Society in the past winter campaign. Led by the active involvement of the young pastor Rev Norman Lower the group increased to seventy nine members demonstrating strong youth engagement and church support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Christian Endeavor Society
Kinderhook United Evangelical Church
Norman 8. Lower
Two of Millersburg's Pet Fox Squirrels Die in Park
In Millersburg Pennsylvania on June 26 during a severe storm with hail, two of the park's young fox squirrels died from unknown causes. The town notes several births and local travel plans, including Mr and Mrs Brett, Mr and Mrs Snyder, and Ruth Grimm with Cora Snyder taking trips to Reading and the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
H. E. Brett
George E. Snyder
Sarah Jane Feidt
R. B. Feidt
Killinger
J. W. Frank
Champagne
Elkhart
Ind
G. Roy Moyer
Reading
Ruth Grimm
Cora Snyder
Blacksnake Causes Farmer to Fall and Sprain Ankle
In New Germantown Pa on June 26 Miss Rhoda Morrow visits relatives while several locals enjoy Sunday visits. C B Trostle and Orlando each killed a rattlesnake. Martin L Rhinesmith fell from a wagon when a black snake struck at him, spraining his ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Germantown
Rhoda Morrow
Walter E. Morrison
New Bloomfield
John Hart
Perulack
Juniata County
N. N. Hart
J. W. Hockenberry
George Kebok
Millerstown
Ralph Rumple
C. B. Trostle
Orlando
Adam Barnhart
Illinois
Edward Barnhart
Miles Garber
Blain
Barnhart
John D. Shuman
Henry Eby
H. W. Woods
S. B. Trestle
James Johnston
Martin L. Rhinesmith
Local notes from Hummelstown and nearby towns
Local items list daily happenings across Hummelstown Pa and surrounding areas. Mentions injuries from a broken back and a broken arm while engaging in tennis, family visits to Elizabethtown Scranton Pittsburgh and Shippensburg, teaching staff travels, Bible class meeting, school board special session, and a new kindergarten opening with eight pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown
Harry Laucks
Rutherford
Edwin Bechtel
Elizabethtown
Myrtle Garrett
Danville
Ill
Irene Notter
Dubois
Geesey
Altoona
Huntingdon County
Robert A. Bausch
Erle Look
William Landis
Pittsburgh
Lincoln Highway
John Heilinger
Smoky City
Harry Bomberger
Lancaster
Lizzie Baer
Nissley Mumma
Steelton
E. Z. Etter
Almeda
Scranton
L. Webster Fox
Philadelphia
Elizabeth
Mary Fox
Titus Fegley
Kutztown
Gertrude Shaffer
Mauch Chunk
Shippensburg
Visited Battlefield and Gettsyburg Trips From Shiremanstown
A list of residents and guests from Shiremanstown Pa motor to Gettysburg Pen Mar Waynesboro Greencastle and nearby towns. Attendees include A M Sheaffer George Sheaffer Harold Herman Stansfield Houry Faust Diller and Eisenhour families with guests Emory Chennoweth Dorothy Diller Marie Eisenhour and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiremanstown
A. M. Sheaffer
George Sheaffer
Wilmer
Benjamin Stansfield
William Stansfield
Harold
Herman
Leisman
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Paul Houry
W. E. Houry
D. C. Faust
Pen Mar
Waynesboro
Greencastle
Faust
Amanda Holman
Charles Miller
Annie Beamer
High Street
R. J. Strong
Emory Chennoweth
York
B. E. Diller
Dorothy Diller
Cumberland Valley State Normal School
Shippensburg
Strong, Chennoweth and
Diller
Lawrence Eisenhour
Marie Eisenhour
Silverwings Observer in Giant Table World
Aunt Este presents a whimsical tale where Silverwings the worm-like heroine imagines a dining room table as a land of giants. She recalls home and family while a laughing crowd munches foods, then muses on shared traits between giants and Fairyland folk before ducking into clover guard for the next Fairy Silverwings adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairyland
Silverwings
Village delivery of Greencastle mail approved
Greencastle Pa. will begin village mail delivery after July 1 under Postmaster H E Petrie, making Greencastle the first office in the state to institute village delivery. Five rural carriers will be aided by City Carrier Luther Koser, with two deliveries daily at 8 am and 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
H. E. Petrie
Luther Koser
Eva Mayhugh
Daniel Mayhugh
Allen Brumbaugh
M. J. Brumbaugh
A. B. Statton
Hagerstown
Hollinger & Son
Shady Grove
H. B. Baker
Waynesboro
Harry Weibel
A. G. McLanahan
Jacksonville
Fla
B. G. McLanahan
Christian Endeavor Society of
The
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Societies
Presbyterian Chapel
Pen Mar
Dorothy Shook
Gladys Fleming
Mabel Koser
Isabel Reymer
Sue Craig
Elizabeth McLanahan
Lillian Carl
Ruth Strock
Margaret Bert
Olive Shook
Pearl Rhodes
Baltimore
Jacob Crankleton
Ruth Henneberger
Philadelphia
Episcopal Hospital
Viola Barnhart
T. N. C. Club
H. S. Snyder
F. W. Porter
York
Mary Porter
J. D. Porter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pennsylvania
Rome
Groom
Quaker City
Horsford
John F. Harkins
Susquehanna University
Selinsgrove
S._E. Harkins
Mae
Leslie Wentzel
Boston Conservatory of Music
L. M. Wentzel
Frankie B. Dimm
Millersville Normal School
Mary Reighard
J. C. Reighard
Gladys Ford
Brooklyn
N. Y
Helen Bower
Newton Stambaugh
Clarence Weibley
Minnesota
Mare Stambaugh
Mary Kern
C. B. Hench
Britt, la
O. L. Hench
Theodore Bryner
Cisna Run
Pennsylvania University Hospital
E. C. Kistler
Rock Clife
Marietta
Joshua Deardorfe
International
I. C
International Correspondence Schools
Elec
Tel
Comclete
Pt It
J. Howard Kirk
Mifflin
Mifflintown
P. M. Landis
Norman Wise
Mary and
Bennett Junkin
John Watts
Belleville
Albert Hackenberger
Mary Fasick
Louis Long
Pleasant View
Mr. Kirk
Kirk
Electric Light Company
Margaret Vincent
Thad Vincent
Sara Berry
Shippensburg State Normal School
J. K. Robison
James
Elmer Stoner
Zahm
Wilkes- Barre
Rothrock
Maude Keller
Irving College
Hayes Sieber
California
Clyde Fasick
Blair Ernest
Gettysburg College
Louise Zackman
Albright College
Myerstown
Law Department
University of Pennsylvania
W. I. Kulp
Shepherdstown
Jacob Goodyear
Benjamin Goodyear
J. A. Souis
A. W. Mower
Lisette
Lewisberry
Elizabeth Eberly
Lititz
J A. Eberly
Palmyra
David Boswell
Bucknell University
W.C. Bubb
George Meisinger
A. H. Zeigler
Jacob Meiser
Arthur
Oriental
George C. Long
Millville
Lee Lutz
Wald
Speers
Shamokin
James Weist
L. N. Bubb
Sunbury
Emory Leister
Charles Rothermel
Arlie
R. Rothermel
Charles Bingaman
Linda Fenstermacher
Harry Stevens
Andrew Rothermel
Bindnaugles Church
Adam Hemperly
Felmyra
Aaron G. Bomgardner
Bellegrove
J. A. Farlings
Dillsburgh
Albert Stucky
Charley Shriver
Boyer
Hershey
Kinderhook Junior C. E. League
Este
Fairyy Silverwings
Greencastle Mail
State of
D. Bacon Co
Harrisburg, PA
Keystone Iron & Metal Co
Broad Street
Cor
Broad and Currant Aves
Bell
A. Katzman
the Telegraph Art &Engraving Departments
Locust Street
Chas. H. Maur
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