Annville Kalozetean anniversary honors Lebanon Valley
Alumni and students filled the Conservatory of Music auditorium for the Kalozetean Literary Society forty fourth anniversary exercises. Rev. Dr. Donald J. Cowling of Carleton College spoke on The foundations of a Christian Social Order. Music by Nagle's Orchestra opened with Entry of the Gladiators and included Withered Violets after the address. The program also featured Guy W. Moore's oration on The Literary Society and a vocal solo by President Eisenheiser. The event was followed by a reception in the alumni gym.
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Lebanon Valley College
Conservatory of Music
Kalozetean Literary Society
Donald J. Cowling
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Ira M. Ruth
Sinking Spring
Guy W. Moore
Lebanon
The
Literary Society
Eisenheiser
Tommy Lad
Walter Sickels
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Choir
Harrisburg
Alfred C. Kuschna
Jonas B. Stehman
Mountville
Chas. H. N. McGlinn
Philadelphia
John G. Goss
Bachmanville
C. I. Shhenk
A. R. Kreider
New York
W. F. DeLong
C. Russel Walter
Walter Reed General Hospital
Washington, D. C
John Walter
Annville
109Th
France
Hawaiian Islands
17Th Cavalry
Frank Himmelberger
Reading
Dotter
C. P. Saylor
I. A. Beaver
I. KE. Runk
Shenk
Penaway
I. L. Bowman
Harry P. Boltz
Perpetual Trust offer from Our Trust Department
The ad promotes a perpetual trust service suggesting a trust department can continue administration if an individual executor dies. It emphasizes long term certainty for beneficiaries and asks readers to learn more about the perpetual trust concept.
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Perpetual Trust
Local Briefs Highlight Community Visits and Moves
A. G. Newgard bought a Chalmer automobile last week. Mrs. E. A. W. Fay of Kutztown visited town with sister Mrs. Marie Jones. Bolton's Garage adds an extension. Lebanon Valley College women’s auxiliary meet at North Hall. Bachmansville: prayer meeting at Daniel H Nye home. David Lerch offers a Holstein cow for sale. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Bricker and Vernon visit Phares Hein. Locals attend Conewago church. Janette Irene born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Espenshade. Jacob Dimeler and Roy visit John F. Booser in Lititz. Harry Dimeler from Middletown also. Levi Witmer moves to Joseph W. Shenk property near Vian. Shenk relocates to Hanoverdale. Funeral for John C Nye held at his brother Harry’s Lititz home then Brethren in Christ service in Hummelstown. Peter Lehman moves from Aaron’s near Campbelltown to daughter‑in‑law’s near Bellaire. Wells of Campbelltown purchases Elias Booser property. United Christians hold services. Mrs. John Goss and daughter visit Shenk home in Annville. News of Rev. Joseph Nissley’s death from Middletown. funeral at Brethren in Christ Church, Hummelstown. Some farmers sow oats and plant potatoes. David Lerch finished sowing oats.
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Harvey Matz
East Maple Street
Matz
Annville
Avon
Henrietta Dotter
John A. Dotter
Charles G. Dotter
Mrs. Dotter
Marietta
Lancaster County
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Pinegrove
Navy
Dotter
Schuylkill County
G. B. Gerberich
Prof
Mt. Annville
H. A. Kunkle
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
A. E. Apple
First Lutheran Church
H. C. Dotter
Philadelphia
H. G. Dotter
Reading
Andrew W. Dotter
Pottsville
Frank Miles
St. Clair
Greenville
C. G. Dotter
William Boltz
Cyrus Long
Malinda Long
Pleasant Hill
Harry Brensinger
Cleona
Klen Beard
Steellons
William C. Ray
Geo
A. G. Newgard
Chalmer
E. A. W. Fay
Kutztown
Marie Jones
Bolton
Woman’s Auxiliary
Lebanon Valley College
North Hall
Daniel H. Nye
David Lerch
Monroe Bricker
Vernon
Phares Hein
Conewago
Paul Espenshade
Janette Irene
Jacob Dimeler
Roy
Harry Dimeler
Middletown
John F. Booser
Levi Witmer
Joseph W. Shenk
Vian
Shenk
Hanoverdale
Hiram Bricker
Sarah Balsbaugh
John C. Nye
Harry
Lititz
Peter Lehman
Aaron
Campbelltown
Daniel Lehman
Bellaire
Wells
Elias F. Booser
United Christians
John Goss
Bertha
C. EF. Shenk
Joseph Nissley
Brethren In Christ Church
Hummelstown
Quite the Contrary Exchange About Father and a Fiver
A brief dialogue recalls a man who, when approached, instantly asks for a loan. The speaker notes the father’s easy manner and willingness to lend, contrasting perception with expectation.
Smith’s Blunt Talk Draws Critique From Brown and Jones
Familiar line depicts Brown calling Smith overbearing and Jones agreeing that Smith talks to others as if they were fools to seem smart. The exchange highlights tensions over communication style.
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Smith
Brown
Jones
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A. G. Risser
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A. W. Stauffer
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Hershey Trust Company
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