Palmyra Boy Wins Honors at Culver Military School
Glenn Wm. Poorman, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Poorman, of Palmyra, is named in the Cum Lauder Honor Roll at Culver Military Academy Indiana, ranking third in a 130-student class and earning matriculation at Dartmouth for fall. Local notes report reunions, school board actions, and community events including Scout activities, births, and a mayoral list of appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Glenn Wm. Poorman
William Poorman
Town
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Cum Lauder Chapter
Poorman
Dartmouth
Hanover
Mass
Gruber
Amos Gruber
Middletown
John Teahl
Lebanon
Elsworth Deiter
Carrie Mauffair
Ed. Swope
J. Dixon Cover
Tolbert F. Fritz
Perry County
D. S. Bordner
Samaritan Hospital
Philadelphia
Mabel Ebersole
Harrisburg
George F. Miller
Samuel H. Blouch
Steelstown
David Lingle
Jacob D. Lingle
Falmyra Lodge
Wm. Funk
Noble Grand
John Tshudy
John Flowers
Eugene Kehm
Elmer H. Gingrich
Morris M. Moyer
Harry Funck
R. S
N. G
Morris Koser
David Farling
J. Carper
Kaufman
Boy Scouts of
Lebanon County
Daniel Nye
Palmyra Joop
Landis
Pennsylvania
Walter Noll
Palmyra School
H. W
Sallie Cope
Clara Keeney
Mary Smith
Susie Jefferies
Annie Houser
Lizzie Cassell
Emma Fees
Norma Saddler
Beulah Kline
Sara Cassell
Blanche Seltzer
Lottie Miller
Annville
Allison Hill
Palmyra Bees
Rudolph Behm
Railroad Street
A. C. Vinsey
South Single Avenue
Mra
Raymond Snavely
George Neidig
Charles Brensinger
Broad and
Grant Streets
Amos Red Stover
J. Landis Shoe Co
M. Spannuth
Spannuth
C. F. Harnish
Isis
M. M. Metzgar
Robert &. Hartz
Hilda Kreider
Ray Deck
Edna Yoke
Martha Early
Anna Moyer
R. K. Swank
E. M. Mizell
Helen R. Dishel
Anna L. Gardner
Anne E. Gruber
Arthur Witmer
Alta B. Bortz
Sara Knoll
Ellen Behm
May Meckley
Violet E. Seltzer
Elsie Evane
Lydia Sherk
Naomi Horst
Dorothy Horstick
Phoebe Longenecker
Minerva Reber
Myrle Turby
Irene Bickeler
Russell Shaffner
Harry Shaffner
North Chestnut Street
Harrieburg
Misa Eather Kline Oung
Ata
Lst
Hummelstown Real Estate Valued Near One Million
The spring assessment shows real estate in Hummelstown totaling about $1,100,000 after increases for new and improved properties. Personal property returns total $15,174.11, bringing the borough’s 1926 total returns to $588,319.26, up about $60,000 from last year. The article notes trolley detours, school events, a funeral, and various local notices and social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown
Homer Hummel Strickler
Harrisburg Railways Company
Woman's Auxiliary
Harry Keller
Frances Baker
Hummelstown High School
Dauphin County
Virginia Gingrich
W. T. Baker
Baker
C. G. Sherman
Lutheran Church
Urial
Farmer’s Bank
Town
Brownstone Lodge
The
Masons
Anna Baker
Zelma Baker
Maude Baker
W. J. Whittock
William
Roderick
Jack Whittock
Ellis Balmer
Lebanon
Newton Gordon
John Miller
John E. Reager
John L. Koons
United States
Lester M. Koons
Rutherford Yards
Reading Co
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
F. G. Keller
Sarah Muth
Conrad K. Curry
Glenn Rock
Myra Grove
J. S. Heffner
Jlummelstown
Hiewinsburg
Athletic Association of
Star Theatre
Robert Jacks
Russell Sherpole
Numan Pyramide
Athletic Association
Caroline Nissley
John LH. Gay
Germantown
Effa Manbeck
Williamsport
Good Fellowship
Reformed Sunday School
Misa Mary Alwein
Carda
Misses Allene Cole
Lois Strickler
Irene Gelnet
Jane Muth
Virginian Gingrich
Anna Ferrucci
Louise McAllister
Herman Mariano
Gilbert Mariano
Loren Fromm
Donald Spire
Robert Nissley
Edgar Brinser
William Jacke
Edwin Yingst
D. L. Shearer
Ralph Engle
W. High Street
Harry C. Cassel
Levi Emrich
Samuel Alleman
Snavely Widow Os Orphans Court Clerk dies in Palmyra
Elizabeth Snavely wife of Amos Snavely and clerk of the Orphans Court in Lebanon died Wednesday at her daughter's home in Paxtang after complications from a prior illness. She was 55, a Palmyra resident for over three years, member of First U B Church. She leaves a daughter Mrs Joseph Smith and four stepchildren, plus two brothers. Funeral held Saturday from her Palmyra residence with services at First AB Church and interment at Paxtang cemetery. A May 1 cake and candy sale by Harrison Quigley Post Ladies Auxiliary announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Snavely
Amos Snavely
Orphans Court
Lebanon
Joseph Smith
Dep
Snavely
Palmyra
Highspire
First U. B. Church
Paxtang
Laura Reider
Harrisburg
May Snavely
Bethlehem
Harry Snavely
Miami
John Snavely
Hershey
Cuba
Jacob
Harry Grubb
Hummelstown
E. Main Street
A. B. Church
Paxtang Cemetery
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Harrison Quigley
American Legion
Felix Burkholder
Jordan
William Penn
Milliard
Burkholder
Ford
Reading
Main Street
J.S. Lay
Broad Street
Christian G. Erb
Railroad Street
D. H. Nye
N. Railroad Street
Women's club dues social and community notices
The notice sheet lists the annual dues social of the Women’s Clan Tem ce Union at Mrs. eee’s home, with play group instructor applications to Mrs. Robert Fox by May 1. It notes garage sale details by R. Crist, car agency plans by Graybill & Boyer, and several society events and personal notices including births, engagements, and meetings across Harrisburg and Lebanon areas.
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Cclan
Eee
Robert Fox
R. Crist
E. Main Street
Hummelstown Auto Co
Graybill & Boyer
Harrisburg
Ebaker
A. B. Dorcas Society
H. M. Horst
G. W. Hallman
Harry Hemperly
Milton Hoerner
Earl Stoner
Stoner
Clara Shakespeare
Dauphin County Sabbath School Association
Zion Lutheran Parish House
Rath
Philadelphia
Wm. Rath
Clara Bare
Gertrude Ebersole
Monroe Gingrich
Ralph Gingrich
Williamsport
Ily
Ray Lenker
Lemaster
Bertha Brinser
Clayton Keller
Mt. Joy
J. S. High
Geary Street
Clara High
Christian Kiefer
Bessie Keifer
Hummelstown
Elmer Oakum
Main Street
Rge Edwards
Bordner & Edwards
Center Square
Poplar Avenue
Grover Liney
Overland Touring
Joseph Ober
Two Nations Leading Jewish Populations Globally
The United States and Russia now hold about three fourths of the world’s Jews, making them the two foremost Jewish countries. In Japan, beds are uncommon as people sleep on thick quilts laid over floor mats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Funeral of Stanley Ober Draws 2000 at Elizabethtown
In Elizabethtown Pennsylvania funeral services for Stanley Ober who died Monday in St Josephs hospital drew over 2000 attendees. Services were held in both the Church of the Brethren and the Church of God with sermons by Rev R W Schlosser S H Hertzler J S Baugher and Alvin Wenger. The Elizabethtown College quartet sang and representatives from Salisbury High School and Elizabethtown College attended along with the Rotary Club.
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Elizabethtown
Stanley Ober
St. Joseph's Hospital
Church of the Brethren
Church of God
R. W. Schlosser
S. H. Hertzler
Frank Croman
J. S. Baugher
Alvin Wenger
Elizabethtown College
Salisbury High School
Elizabethtown Rotary Club
Mary Dennison
Amos Musser
St Joseph’s Hospital
Jacob Shearer
Near Town
Amelia Minnich
Falmouth
Amy Heistand
Lancaster
Robt
Hleistand
Joseph Eshelman
Church Council of Christ Lutheran Church
A. K. Garman
Earl Kuhn
H. K. Kuhn
A. G. Brandt
Emma Keller
Esther Sweigart
Anna Olweiler
George H. Smith
Joseph
Harvey Nissley
Harrisburg
D. C. Heisey
Poranes
Baltimore
Walaneyie Hein
Walter Hein
N. Market Street
Atlee
Oaklyn
T. H. Ebersole
Balsbaugh
Elizabethtown Lodge
E. F. Yoder
Curtis Grimrod Company
Philadelphia
Patton School
Masonic Homelunds
George Cropp
Washington
Elgin
Ill
Emma Keener
Amos Keener
E. High Street
Lutheran Church
Mt. Tunnel
Mary Darrencamp
Samuel Haines
Lora F. Haines
Campbelltown Community Notes and Local Updates
Campbelltown residents plan improvements at homes and businesses as the Fire Company purchases a Hahn 6 cylinder pump and truck due in about 60 days. Various notices include houses for sale on Main street and local social visits at Clayton Lehman’s home.
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James G. Witman
Miss Ober
Clayton Lehman
U. B
Penrose Oberholtzer
Lebanon Hospital
Annie Keggereis
Mary Seltzer
Lizzie Early
Shelly
Lebanon
P. I. Meyer
F. F. Jube
Ezra Risser
H. R. Wolfersberger
Friendly Enemies Are Flowers Worst Foes
Dr. E M Gross state botanist warns wild flower lovers may harm blooms when their enthusiasm leads to overzealous harvesting. He argues true lovers preserve wild flora by respecting conservation while enjoying the blossoms.
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E. M. Gross
Charleston Is Waning Says New York Composer
Maurie Rubens, from New York, observes the Charleston waning as dancers struggle to learn the dance. He notes New York tiring of the bang bang rhythm and mentions rewriting the entire score of a play he is working on.
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Maurie Rubens
New York
Headache-Free Tunes Soothe Listeners Weighing Sound Side
Music makers promise tunes that ease the mind and avoid harsh tones. The push aims to curb headaches while delivering engaging melodies for broad audiences.
Sofa hides a century of secrets from Lancaster store
A Lancaster second hand shop owner found 47 hairpins 3 mustache combs 46 buttons 13 needles 8 cigarettes 3 photographs 217 pins coffee grains 6 pocket knives 15 poker chips a vial of headache tablets 34 lumps of gum 9 tooth picks 4 buttonhooks and a booklet on How to Woo a Girl. Early auto courtesy urged drivers to lead horses past cars. Indian snake charmers in a tribe can charm cobras with music.
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Lancaster
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Hershey Department Store
Brookfield Cloverbloom Empire
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No. 11
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Pottstown
A. S. Plummer
Robert H. Heistand
W. H. Engle
G. Walter Dulebahn
Foster T. Frye
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John Wagner
Ralph Kremer
Chester Witmer
J. F. Alwine
L. D. Coble
Inside Sentinel
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Outside Sentinel
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J. Vernon Good
Charles Slider
Shepherds
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Campbelltown
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