Hummelstown News Highlights Local Transitions and Events
Miss Helen Zimmerman returns from Harrisburg Hospital after an operation on the ear. A son, Robert George, born to Mr. and Mrs. John Whisler on East Main Street. George Fromm starts a milk route in Palmyra. Various visits, social gatherings, and church activities noted, including organ recitals, Holy Week services, and celebrating anniversaries. Several residents attend events in Harrisburg, Hershey, and Akron, with local obituaries and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Zimmerman
Gabriel Zimmerman
Harrisburg Hospital
Robert George
John Whisler
East Main Street
George Fromm
Hummelstown
Barbara Nye
William H. Garrett
James Lundy
Harry Wolaver
Jacob Frantz
John Fox
Orpheum Theatre
Harrisburg
Levi Fisher
John Reap
Hershey
Charles Carr
Carrie Bistline
W. R. Fox
Minnie Killough
Clara Bare
Thomas G. Fox
Florida
Elizabeth Hershberger
Passaic
N. J
Edward Rarick
Margaret Cassel
Mabel Longenecker
Shippensburg State Normal School
Miss Cassel
D. W. Cassel
Charles M. Courboin
Messiah Lutheran Church
Josephine
Annie Burkholder
Sarah Muth
Violette Cassel
Ada Walter
Elizabeth Price
Gertrude Cassel
David Gring
Hummelstown Consolidated Water Company
Newport
J. W. Granly
Philadelphia
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
J. M. Skeath
Dauphin
Chemical Fire Company
Francis F. Griffiths
Bethlehem
Annie B. Earnest
Grover C. Buser
Pearle Kilmer
Paul A. Strickler
Women's Missionary Society of Lancaster Classics
Reformed Church
Louisa Furrucci
Norman Ehelff
Anna Brubaker
Harry Shreiner
Akron
Ohio
Emma Thomas
Sarah Shenk
Pauline Laucks
H. T. Gebhardt
P. ¥. Behney
Behney
John C. Behney
Rebecca Retten
Hannah Behney
Pearle Behney
New York
Harriet Crist
Sarah Jane
Robert
Mildred
Karl Behney
Esta M. Kilmer
Rudolf Friml
Edwin Lemare
Tordon Nevin
Mark Andrews
Louis Coerne
Shelly
A. Bowman
Thomas Jones
George Smith
Joseph Silverest
Mildred Rath
William Rath
Catherine Walters
Elmer Walters
South Hanover Street
Prospect Hill
George Wilt
Kent
Harry Foster
Mary Gross
Steelton
Minnie Stecher
Fred McCall
William George
Summerdale
Minerva Shellenberger
Milton
Russell Hummel
Detroit
David S. Hummel
Norman lHelff
Robert Bell
State College
Helff
Bell
Fred Pronto
Iemmar Thomas
Emily Cummings
Marion Walter
Caroline Nissley
Mary Fox
Caroline G. Schaffner
Hood College
Frederick
J. Schaffner
Roy Brightbill
Mercersburg
J. M. Brightbill
Marl Brightbill
Sunday School Officers Elected At Mullin Home On Poplar
Miss Margaret B. Mullin hosts a Sunday School social and business gathering at Poplar Avenue. Officers elected include President Caroline Brinser Vice-President Anna Lewes Secretary Maude Taylor Treasurer Frances Jones. List of refreshment hosts and attendees noted. Other items mention visits sales and assignments including W S Pike home for sale and Hero Horst moving into Kate Miller home. A birth is reported for Edward and Mrs Habbyshaw. Lace allotment from India allocated to Zion Lutheran for mission work. E B Smith named chief operator manager of Star Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret B. Mullin
Poplar Avenue
Caroline Brinser
Anna Lewes
Maude Taylor
Frances Jones
Miriam Burridge
Esther Byers
Ruth McCall
Martha Myers
Thelma Forney
Louise Wolf
Helen Smith
Mary Gerber
Francis Jones
Evelyn Swartz
Mary
Margaret Mullin
William Fackler
Katherine Fackler
Allentown
Kreiger
Irvin Kauffman
Shamokin
Edward Rarick
Harvey Bomgardner
Oliver Waltz
Second Street
William McHolland
Jean McHolland
McHolland
Scotland
W. S. Pike
South Hanover Street
Harry M. Horst
Farmer’s Bank
Kate E. Miller
East High Street
South Railroad Street
Christian Shearer
Rutherford Heights
Edward Habbyshaw
Quarry Road
Women’s Missionary Society of Zion Lutheran Church
India
E. B. Smith
Star Theatre
Frank Hummel
Harrisburg
Wife plans heaven debate with Shakespeare question
A wife declares she will settle whether Shakespeare wrote his plays when she reaches heaven. Her husband doubts the plan and asks how. She replies that if Shakespeare is there she will ask him, and if not she will still ask him.
Jones and neighbor trade over a fine horse
A neighbor shows a valuable horse to Jones. Jones remarks on the horse. Brown reveals he gave his note for the horse. Jones jokes that Brown got him cheap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Brown
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