Campbelltown Briefs Highlights Local Happenings
Ephraim M. Brandt moved into a newly purchased Locust street house. Harry Swope and Ray Beistline traveled to Perry county for a sale clerk job. Weather reporter George Hayes cites Wednesday as the March heat peak, with Charles Wagner noting thirty three years of high heat. Easter program at Reformed church drew a large audience, featuring a quartet performance of He Did Not Die in Vain. Funerals for Mrs. Heiser of Colebrook and Mrs. McCurdy of Lebanon were held with Reformed church services and churchyard burial. Bobby Miller sparks town chatter by Easter egg caper. John Flory offers a Jenny Lind for sale.
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Ephraim M. Brandt
Locust Street
Harry Swope
Perry County
Ray Beistline
George Hayes
Federal Weather Reporter
Lebanon
Chas. Wagner
Reformed Church
Elsie Arnold
Pearl Bachman
Claude Arnold
Ray Heagy
Jefferson Heiser
A- Colebrook
David Zellers
Moris Landis
Ray Arnold
Philip McCurdy
Calvin Fisher
Harry Moyer
George Edward Burnit
Muriam
Cleveland
Ohio
Airs
Burnit
John Carpenter
Rexmont
C. F. Arnold
Frank Shaffer
Vian
Campbelltown
Bobby Miller
Bobby
John Flory
John
Otterbein Bible Class to Hold Monthly Meeting
The Otterbein Men's Bible Class will meet at the U B church Friday at 8 00 PM The semi annual election of officers and other important business will be trans acted A full attendance is desired
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Otterbein Men’s Bible
U. B
Derry Presbyterian Church Invites Public to Services
Location on Mr. M. S. Hershey grounds via Church Walk leads to the church. Rev. C. B. Segelken, minister. Morning worship at 10 80, evening service 7 30. Sabbath School 1 30, Y PLS C E 6 45.
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M. S
U B Church Hotel Sermons Start Sunday
Rev. O G Romig will preach at the U B Church Hotel Sunday fore noon and again at Gravel Hill in the evening as part of a series on The Lord's Prayer.
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O. G. Romig
Gravel Hill
Vanderloo Meet Me at Adam Knocker's Friday
A brief item notes P Vanderloo inviting locals to gather every Friday at Adam Knocker's venue. The notice emphasizes regular community get togethers at a known cafe.
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Adam Knocker's
Farm Moves Shuffle in Dauphin County
Changes in Farms John E Stephenson leaves Smeltzer farm Lower Paxton Dauphin county for Shenk farm between Derry Church and Palmyra Abner Keller moves from Shenk farm to the other Shenk farm at the toll gate between Hummelstown and Swatara Station
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John E. Stephenson
Lower Paxton
Dauphin County
Derry Church
Palmyra
Abner Keller
Hummelstown
Swatara Station
Funeral for Cyrus Kurtz Early at Gravel Hill Church
Cyrus Kurtz 71 8 23 died after months of illness. A brief home service followed by burial at Gravel Hill United Brethren church conducted by Rev. O G Romig and Rev. Aaron Ginder. Survived by wife and four daughters Mrs Aungst of Oberlin Mrs Bowman of Campbelltown Mrs Zentmyer of Palmyra and Mrs Farnster of Palmyra. Pallbearers named Jacob Nissley Michael Yungst John Hecker Abraham Shenk Israel Moyer Henry Baum undertaker William Henry of Palmyra.
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Cyrus Kurtz
Gravel Hill
Samuel Aungst
Oberlin
Edward Bowman
Campbelltown
Geo. Zentmyer
Palmyra
S. A. Farnster
Jacob Nissley
Michael Yungst
John Hecker
Abraham Shenk
Israel Moyer
Henry Baum
Wm. Henry
Little Trick of Jones In the Parlors
A brief anecdote describes a visitor asking for Mr Jones. The manager explains Jones is present but unavailable this afternoon and points to the hat on the peg as proof, noting Jones has taken the manager’s hat.
New Walk ing Shoes Shown in Tight Fit Display
A Buffalo Express item notes a clerk showing customers the latest walking shoes described as natty and comfortable while a pair two sizes too small draws comment. The dialogue includes a shopper expressing doubt about available sizes and features a back-button style mention.
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Omer
Buffalo Express
Lim. In Re Ga A Sinister Woman Sings Moonshine Tale
A Ga. case notes a sinister woman once drawn to ill gain and the illicit moonshine trade. She spent her last cent on liquor making in Georgia as part of a personal crime narrative.
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Pe'son
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C.F. Arnold
Jacob Evans, Sr
Otto Brandi
Reading
Wm. H. Arnold
Harry Flickinger
Joseph Flory
Harry Dissinger
C. A. Lenig
Harry Hainley
Harry
Daniel Yingst
Ben Longenecker
J. C. Grumbein
Carrie Brunner
Derry Presbyterian Church
U. B. Church Hotel
P. Vanderloo
S. Third
Harrisburg
Hershey
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