Modern Woodmen Spring Class Adoption in Hummelstown
The Modern Woodmen of America lodge No. 10714 will hold a spring class adoption and luncheon at Camp 10714 on Thursday evening April 30. Candidates from Mt. Joy Camp will be initiated and the local degree team will perform the degree work.
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Harrisburg
George Fromm
Lenore Gordon
West Chester Normal
Newton Gordon
Richard Taylor
Scranton
Emma Sutclitte
Atlantic City
Alfred Sutclitte
William Lebherz
Frederick
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
F. G. Kelier
William Landis
Progress
Reni
Alfred
Harvey
Philadelphia
E. Guy Greenawalt
John Taylor
Henry Walter A. Gresh
Mt. Alto
Henry Gresh
Fred Fisler
George Stewart
Hatboro
Richard B. Earnest
J. A. Kilmer
Myerstown
George Bartels
Hershey
David Jacks
Thomas Jacks
Paul Leatherman
Gettysburg College
C. G. Sherman
Greenawalt
Lemaster
Dorothy
Ruth Ruhl
Elizabethtown
Alfred Landis
Louisa Longwaker
Steelton
William Bope
H. R. Laucks
Reading
Samuel H. Reinhart
J. M. Brighthill
W. Main Street
Wm. H. Laughery
Center Square
B. F. Bomgardner
West Main
Joseph Feese
Palmyra
Laughery
Robert Spire
Park Avenue
Harry E. Bomberger
South Hanover Street
Lancaster
Ray Fox
Calcutta
India
Henry F. Holler
George Spahr
Jane Ummel
Poplar Avenue
W. M. Applegate
Hay Head
N. J
F. Applegate
Point Pleasant
J. Earl Brighthill
J. I. Ruff
Florence Ruff
William Shakespeare
Sand Beach
South Railroad Street
Charles F. Gross
Zion Lutheran Church
Burke Flick
Good Fellowship
Reformed Sunday School
Ward P. Landis
Missionary Guild of the Reformed
West High Street
Jed Hummel
High Street
Ray Wolfe
Ardmore
Harry Wolfe
Clair Cassel
Harry. Cassel
Town
Mary Mauffair
Hagerstown
Sarah Shull
Katharine Shull
Rice
Oscar Bordner
Webner
Gettysburg Seminary
Futurists Push Sleep Elimination Idea At Milan Congress
The Milan congress of European carats discusses removing sleep as a nuisance. German futurists resist backing the plan while Italian Signor Marinetti promotes continuous action, arguing sleep blocks progress and life.
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Milan
Italy
Signor Marinetti
Penn Marinetti
Real Pecgiemaires
Dr Fisher Narrow Escape After Milk Car Collision Palmyra
Dr M R Fisher of Maple Street escaped injury when his Ford sedan was rear wrecked by a milk car on the Cross Roads trolley line near Campbelltown while he inspected his clutch. The impact damaged the right rear wheel and fender but he was unharmed. Easter notices, local weddings, school matters, and civic updates fill Palmyra news including a firehouse, church events, and a week proclamation for town cleanup.
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Palmyra
M. R. Fisher
Maple Street
Cross Roads
Colebrook
Campbelltown
Fisher
Lebanon
Dr. Fisher
J. F. Snyder
Edward Gerlach
Daniel H. Gerlach
Pearl Trauger
Harry Tauger
Hershey
S. Phillis Martin
Anna Rapely
Lansdowne
Irvin Kreider
South Harrison Street
Harry B. Brown
Philadelphia
Mr. Brown
Cherry Street
of Creveling
Kreider Creveling Shoe Co
Wm. Reagan
Ene
Henry Feagan
East Broad Street
Levi Muller
East Main Street
Hudson
Lloyd Stutzman
Wm. Tarman
Charles Miller
Gettysburg
Raymond Kreider
Palmyra Delphian Society
Iroquois Theatre
Lena Freeman
Rep. R. Behney
First U. B. Church
J. Raymond Engle
U. B
Morris M. Moyer
Walter Mann
Chestnut Street
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Palm United Lutheran Church
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Carl Brandt
Harvey M. Brandt
Esther Keeney
P. B. Gibble
Ulysses Grant
Paul Longenecker
George Swanger
Robert Jefferies
Noble Grand
Howard C. Bentz
William Funck
Angelia KE. Behm
Elmer H. Gingrich
John T. Tschudy
John Flowers
Harry Funck
Oliver Mark
Chester Conway
James Schaeffer
Grand
Morris Koser
Samuel Wolf
Harry B. Keeler
Ray Conrad
Charles KF. Yoder
John H. Ferry
New York City
R. A. Brehm
Harry R. Seltzer
Morris Henry
Annville
Reformed Church
Palmyra High School
Mra
A. G. Stauffer
Elizabeth
Fred Lauck
Atlantic City
N.J
David Kreider
W. J. Kreider
Stanton Bordner
D. P. Bordner
Ast Main Street
Lydia Sherk
John Sherk
Haat Nin Street
Arthur Geiger
K. Geiger
North Railroad Street
Yort
Phoenixville
Mise Marion Fisher
Misa Mary Kallbach
Richland
S. C. Strickler
Sayre
Lauter
M.R. Fisher
Rena Miller
Easton
Marion Fisher
Clarence Fisher
Elizabeth Rae Corl
Harry Bomberger
West Main Street
C. F. Zimmerman
Peter B. Witmer
Broad Street
Federal Avenue
Burgess T. Frank Ream
Dedicates St Pauls U B Church by Bishop Bell in Elizabethtown
In Elizabethtown on April 5 the St Pauls United Brethren Church Bible School building was dedicated. Bishop William M. Bell preached the afternoon and evening sermons on Child Nurture and The Upward Pull of the New Life. The service featured the Harrisburg Bishop’s Male Quartette and choirs with two anthems. Ministers from area churches attended and greeted the congregation. J H Levenight received a state timber consignment for planting on local tracts.
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Elizabethtown
Bible School
St. Paul’s United Brethren Church
William M. Bell
Harrisburg
Bell
Gounod
S. H. Hertzler
Church of the Brethren
John Brinser
the Zion's Children
Frank Croman
Lutheran Church
E. F. Yoder
Church of God
O. G. Romig
Chamber Hill U. B
P. B. Gibble
U. B
Palmyra
C. R. Longenecker
J. H. Levenight
State Department of Forestry
Charles Steiner
Raymond Heisey
Emlin Buller
Joy
Benjamin Kilgore
Landisville
Ruth Meckley
Aaron V. Meckley
Washington Street
Boro
William Reeves
Oxford United Brethren Church
Della Lewis
J. Lester Meckley
Wm. Reeves
Kilgore
Lancaster
Armstrong
Edgar M. Kauffman
Charles M. Witmer
Letort
Jonas D. Williams
H. B. Gingrich
Lawn
J .N. Hoffer
Pittsburgh
Hoffer
Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church
William Good
West High Street
M. Louisa Coble
E. E. Carver
Mary Kuhn
Emma Coble
Margaret Crohan
Bethlehem
Emma Caveler
South Market Street
Church of God Sunday School
Frank Fornwall
A. G. Heisey
Emma Daveler
Nathan Greiner
Norman Good
John Gray
Elmer Hartman
George Gish
B. Wolgemuth
Lizzie Caslow
Manheim
Hi, B. Hoffer
Grant Street
Mary Espenshade
Naomi Ashby
Gladys Ashby
Stella Wanamaker
Esther Kline
Anna Pyle
Nettle Pyle
Katie Pyle
Kathryn Horning
Ginee Horning
Esther Horning
Norman Shank
Charles Swelart
Bud Shank
Earl Eshelman
Edward Ehardt
Ralph Earhart
Vincent Zerphy
Paul McCorkle
John Landis
Bill Martin
Paul Houseal
Melvin Morning
Harry Horning
Mra
Harry Swelgart
Mr. and
John Horning
Interesting Customs and Practices Amid Global Details
A compilation of curious customs and notes from various regions. It mentions Moroccan shepherds wearing a long strand of hair for salvation, Basque gypsies marrying by sun jar fragments, and a Guyana birth practice with the father resting after birth. It also cites a 12 percent rise in milk consumption in the U.S. from 1913 to 1923 and a Jerusalem decree mandating auto horn replacement with bells.
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United States
Campbelltown Justice of the Peace Appointed
Amos Geeseman of Exat Main Street is named Justice of the Peace for South Londonderry. A family reunion at Mr. and Mrs. David Shelly’s home drew twenty nine guests. Various local residents and events are noted, including church confirmations, marriages, moves, visits, and a spelling bee at Risser’s School.
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Amos Geeseman
Exat Main Street
South Londonderry
David Shelly
George Gingrich
Samuel Riccioa
Freihofers Bakery
Harrisburg
Salem Reformed Church
Martin Brandt
West Main Street
Peter Lebo
Lebanon
H. M. Hostetter
Schlaseman
Reading
H. I. Aulenbach
Charles Rittle
Isaac Brandt
John Rittinger
Near
Annville
A. G. Snyder
Hummelstown
Philip Wolfersberger
George Clendenen
Quentin
Bertha Harding
Cornwall
G. C. Wolfersberger
Paul I. Moyer
Sophia Milligan
New England States
Mr. Moyer
East Main Street
Elvin Miller
Frank Snavely
Mary Seltzer
Harry Wolfersberger
Eugene Longenecker
St. Mark’s Reformed Church
Risser’s School
Lawn
John Kreider
John Howard
Sand Beach
John Ebersole
U. B
Howard
Aaron Gingrich
Florence
David Zellers
Fontana
Sara Flory
Palmyra
Frank Spangler, Jr
Lepaont
Walters
Lewistown
Delayed Dormant Apple Spray Guidance Issued
Notices sent to Dauphin and Cumberland farmers urging immediate application of delayed dormant spray for apples as buds swell. Extension services plan ongoing advisories. lime sulfur mixture with nicotine sulphate and arsenate of lead targets San Jose scale and pests. Spray medium and late varieties starting April 11 with thorough trunk and limb coating from top to bottom.
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Henly
Dauphin
Cumberland
San Jose
Farmers Urged to Destroy Waste Grain to Fight Moth
In southeastern Pennsylvania counties the Angoumois grain moth destroyed nearly 5 million bushels of wheat in 1923. Farmers are urged to destroy all waste grain by May 15 and concentrate straw in one place. All refuse should be burned and granaries fumigated on the first warm day. Early threshing is emphasized as key to control. County agents in Harrisburg and Carlisle offer fumigation details and pest guidance.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Carlisle
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