Plans Underway for Lebanon County Christian Endeavor State Convention
Lebanon County Christian Endeavor Society met at First U B Church to discuss the Hershey Park convention set for June 28 to July 2. Registrations reached 200 with numerous area congregations contributing. Herman Rodenhaver directed singing and Rev. Gibble Rev. Heffner and Miss Mabel Lingle spoke, as Miss Evans played piano and Mrs Harnish sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Gibble
First United Brethren Church
C. W. Heffner
Bethany Evangelical
Mabel Lingle
Hershey
Ethel
Erma Evans
C. F. Harnish
Palmyra Community Relief Society
Palmyra Automobile Club
West Main Street
Tshudy
Palmyra First United Brethren
Dorothy Ream
Mabel Spancake
Elva Koch
Thelma Baldwin
John Applebach
Lancaster
J. Raymond Engle
Margaret Funk
Samuel Funk
Cloona
George S. Speece
Harry D. Speece
Town
George F. Miller
Bethany U. E. Church
John A. Waltz
Herman W. Menzel
South Londonderry
Sallie Schaeffer
C.K. Witmer
Ida M. Bomberger
Kate Bomberger
Lehman Street
Lebanon
Victor Ensminger
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Charles E. Keim
Paul Copenhaver
Moosic
Dixon Cover
East Cherry Street
Hagerstown
Gordon Reider
Barbara Houser
Susie Garman
Cherry Street
Trinity Reformed Church
Garman
John Houser
Mollie Boltz
Campbelltown
Russell Lerch
Lehigh University
T. E. Lerch
Grant Street
Harry Longencecker
Mt. Holly
N. J
Palmyra
Boyd Weiland
Roy Allen
Temple University
Duta
Charles Doutrich
Len
Annie Hartz
Jeona
Catherine Milter
Chestnut Street
New Jersey
James Hatton
W. J. Kreider Sons
Halifax
Lloyd Stutzman
Philadelphia
Tamaqua
Lititz High
Lititz
Ephrata
Elizabethtown
Apts
Echanicsburg
Annville
New Cumberland
Mazel Hartz
State College
Mra
Harry Hartz
North Railroad Street
John UI
Fitting
Harry R. Seltzer
Maple Street
Harry Zellers
Tocurt Street
Elmer Buffington
Jacob J. Snyder
Aldus D. Yingst
Lincoln Street
Mary Josephine Snavely
J. Spayd Bomberger
Eugene W. Bowman
D. Landis
Harvey S. Seltzer
Noe C. Smith
Tra J. Hampton
Harrison Street
Orria H. Heilman
Charles A. Tobing
Stanton Bordner
Lafayette College
D. Bordner
East Main St
Ammon EF Rye
East Main Street
Bufalo
Ream
Adam
Bach
Misa Anna KK
Moyer Town
An B. Moyer
Local Births And Community Notes From Palmyra Page
Birth announcements describe a baby boy welcomed by Mr and Mrs Amos Stover and a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs H Snavely at the home of Mrs Snavely s sister in law. Other items note visits by Mrs Lillie Hetrick to relatives, sickness in the Landia household, and Mildred Stack s recent Palm Beach stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Stover
Amos
Lillie Hetrick
John P. Hetrick
Grantville
Charles Landia
H. Snavely
Mildred Stack
Palm Beach
Fla
Trinity Reformed Church
George W. Richards
D.D
Franklin & Marshall College
Lancaster
Palmyra
Studebaker Company
Amos Snavely
Orphans Court
Henry Fees
Londonderry Grange
Gravel Hill
John Kettering
E. Mainstreet
Lincoln Street
Jessie Neibert
Philadelphia
Kirkbride
New Annville
Kettering
East Main Street
J. H. Kettering
College Street
Resignation of Rev John S Heffner in Hummelstown Church
The Rev John S Heffner announces he will resign as pastor of the Reformed Church, effective April 11 after five years. The joint consistory accepted the resignation at a meeting April 5, with services to be held Sunday evening. Adjacent notes cover a local reception, community activities, and various local notices and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown
John S. Heffner
Reformed Church
Heffner
Union Deposit
Ada M. Walter
Deloss James
Washington
Caroline G. Schaffner
Mary
Elizabeth Reigle
Harry E. Reigle
West High Street
Town
Leon E. Burrell
Harrisburg
United Brethren Church
George W. Hallman
New York
Canada
Main Street
D. Hoover
Levi Sprecher
Second Street
National Hotel
John Dunne
Philadelphia Conference of the Methodist Church
Keller
Hanoverdale
Baschore
Steel
Philadelphia
William Hess
Highspire
Moses Keller
Hummerstown
Harry J. Basehere
Elizabeth Shoemaker
Hanover Street
Charles Messimer
New Bloomfield
Strickler
Second
Railroad Streets
Henry
Spire
Prospect Sie
Park Avenue
P. W. Hartwell
Witmer Alwein
Wood
Lawrence Beachell
Pany Brooks
Bordner & Edwards
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
Lemoyne
Mia
Frank Keller
Florence L. Messeramith
Frank DD. Brantner
Branteer
Jacksonville
Ila
Estella Grabb
J. M. Brighthill
Charles Eminger
Monroe Gingrich
Samuel Wolf
Ralph Bingaman
George Bingaman
W. Hh, Garrett
Myrtle Garrett
Thomas Bringer
Ellen Fier
Local residents gather for weddings and community updates
Robert Harvey returns to Du Bois after months with sister Mrs Norman Johnson. William H Clark expands in the general store business at 121 S Railroad St, with a long history in town. Several residents relocate within West End, join families, or visit relatives in Harrisburg Philadelphia and Lebanon. Funeral for Frederick Creighton held April 8. burial at Hummelstown. main street rebuilding work begins as 1857 borough voters listed. Two weddings noted with local clergy and family receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harvey
du Bois
Norman Johnson
William H. Clark
S. Railroad Street
West End
Bolton
Curry
Deutrich’s
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Gar Neibert
George Fromm
West High Street
Elizabeth Price
Neiberts
Frank G. Keller
Philadelphia
Caroline Nissley
Ben Avon
Pittsburgh
Mary Fox
Newton Gordon
Elizabethtown
Mary Ebersole
Washington
John Ebersole
W. High Street
Charles Holsberg and Son
S. D. Hartz
Howard Holsberg
Katharine Brightbill
Sweet Brier College
Lenore Gordon
Ellis Balmer
Lebanon
Blanche Muth
Drexell Institute
Frank Muth
Williamsport
Laura Muth
Adam Shenk
F. G. Keller
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
Duncannon
Frederick Creighton
C. G. Leatherman
Zion Lutheran Church
Hummelstown
Reading Company
Rutherford Yards
Lily Vetter Creighton
Catherine Creighton
Middletown Loyal Order of Moose
Hummelstown Modern Woodmen
Men’s Bible Class
The
Reformed Sunday School
Edgar Ludwig
Richard Taylor
Grover Buser
Wm. H. Moyer
Herbert A. Schaffner
S. P. Backastow
George A. Gardner
Elmira
New York
Edna LaRoss
Tarrytown
Mary Wheeler
Main Street
Center Square
Swanger & White
Hanover Street
Wolfe’s
Francis Douglass
Middletown
Henry Gerber
Truman Cassel
Lancaster
Cassel
Harry Cassel
Hammelstown
Mary Wilmina Harris
Linglestown
J. R. MacDonald
Hershey
Rap Gingrich
Town
Lydia G. Weltmer
Harry Hocker
Weltmer
One of Elizabethtown's Oldest Woman Dies
Elizabethtown PA April 8 Mrs Sarah Nissly Oldsweiler 89 oldest resident and church member died at home on Bainbridge Street of complications. She was born 1836 on Meadowbrook farm Dauphin County married 1859, golden 1900. Survived by daughter Stella Henry and sons Horace Jacob. fourteen grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren. Funeral at home then Reformed Church Mt Tunnel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Sarah Nissly Oldsweiler
Christ Reformed Church
Bainbridge Street
Oldweiler
J. G. Oldweiler
Meadowbrook
Dauphin County
West Donegal Township
Stella Henry
Horace
Jacob
The
Reformed Church
Mt. Tunnel
Ralph Shultz
Lloyd McElhenny
Landisville
Addison Miller
Monroe Sweigart
Mary Swenk
Lancaster
Edward Bond
First Methodist Church
Risen Christ
Kanter
Elzabethtown
Emma Sheaffer
Gibble
Denoe
Wlyst United Brethren Church
Palmyra
Elizabethtown College
John Brinser
New United Zion Children Church
Ephrata
Ada D. Kipp
Thighplace
Claude S. Herr
Deodate
Lutheran Parsonage
Croman
Ralph Schlosser
Joan
Josie Cohlek
Howard Fryer
George
Harold Cobiels
Charles Barnett
Middletown
Henry Snyder
Richard Kenneth
Brady Hess
Benj Wes Apont
Perry County
Misa Orella
Robert W. Rutherford
Lutheran Church
Easter Visitors and Local Notices Highlight Elizabethtown
Miss Helen Hershey of Philadelphia visited her parents Mr and Mrs Isaac Hershey along with Jacob Hershey and daughter Mary of New York. Mrs Anna Bechtel aged 84 died at Rheems. burial at Swatara cemetery after services at Rheems and Elizabethtown. Rotary signs welcome automobile tourists at borough entrances. Irene Frantz announced engagement to Desmond Bittinger of West Virginia at a dinner party with Elizabethtown College ties and campus guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hershey
Philadelphia
Isaac Hershey
Jacob Hershey
Mary
New York
Anna Z. Bechtel
H. Ss. Bechtel
Rheems
Fannie Geib
Mt. Joy
Elizabethtown
Swatara
Rotary Club
Samuel Frye
Irene Frantz
West High Street
Elizabethtown College
Desmond Bittinger
W. Va
Playford Bittinger
Frantz
New England States
J. J. Doyle
Bainbridge St
Andrey Fox
Martha Groff
Helen Hostetter
Fannie Hostetter
Russell Witmer
R. D. Jenkins
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Ethel Grube
Erma Diffenbaugh
Lancaster
J. Sylvester Doyle
Trenton
N. J
Riddle Poem on Heat and Dampers
A playful verse suggests extreme heat and a damper closing may cause a poker to work. The lines hint at mechanical or puzzling behavior in a metaphorical setting.
Forest Week Proclaimed by Coolidge and Canadian Government
In April 1824 the week is designated American Forest Week by President Coolidge in a public proclamation and the Canadian Government echoes the observance. Local committees across states are forming under a 100-organization coalition led by former Illinois Governor Frank O. Lowden. The president urges wiser forest use amid a shift toward renewal and stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
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Hershey National Bank
Hershey Trust Company
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