Hummelstown Plans Move Of Memorial Fountain From Square
Hummelstown Borough Council discussed Main Street paving and the removal of the Hershey Memorial Fountain from Center Square to the park. The meeting also covered safety measures for trolley routes, a new street light on the Commons, and street cleaning equipment. The town organized a baseball league for the season and reported local marriages, club meetings, school events, and a prize in a crossword puzzle contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown
Main Street
Hershey Memorial
Center Square
Corpline
Hummelstown Park
Oraerea Piacea
High Street
Middletown and Hummelstown Railroad Co
Jacks
Dorcas Society of the
United Brethren Church
Arthur Duncan
John Linch
A. W. Wise
Blancheise
Zion Lutheran Sunday School
Luther Dexoe
Philadelphia
Kimma Miller
Hershey
Harrisburg
Harry E. Gresh
William Sowers
Russell K. Stoner
William N. Hiummel
George Y. Edgar Neibert
John Whisler
United Brethren
Charles Ludwig
James Yontz
John Eckenroth
Herbert Schattner
Grover Buser
George Mullin
A. E. Balmer
Son Vere
Lebanon
Newton Gordon
John Leiby
F. G. Keller
George J. Ishler
East Manin Street
Ishler
Marion E. Yingst
John Yingst
John H. McCormack
D. Burt Smith
Zion Lutheran Church
Henry M. Shope
Jacob Shope
Josephine Burkholder
Hummelstown High School
Eli Bomgardner
Lawnton
Hershey Chocolate Co
Haseen
J. A. Shuey
Ed. Weltmer
New York
Snyder
West Main Street
Bertram Hummel
Alfred Sutcliffe
Paul Brinser
Chicago
Dudley Brinser
Edgar Reed
Wm. Nissley
John EX. Reager
E.R. Donald
Carol Brinser
Schuylkill Haven
James Williams
Wilkes- Barre
Lansford High School
Ge. J. Isblerse
Jacob Stahle
Prospect and
High Streets
Esther Eshleman
Washington, D. C
Ageacy Mera
Inaugural Bible Verse Read by President Coolidge
A fragment recalls Coolidge taking the oath with the Bible verse John 1 1 as the first reading. The note then shifts to a unrelated discussion on gender roles and a hypothetical scenario about a painted cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Coolidge
John
Calvin Coolidge
Palmyra Band To Get New Uniforms
Palmyra Pennsylvania April 23 A Henderson and Co Philadelphia representative measured Iroquois Band for new uniforms. Fundraising canvass to be conducted Saturday and following week to cover costs. Citizens urged to contribute to keep the band in front rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Henderson & Co
Philadelphia
U. B
YjJoa.m. KR
Donough
A. G. Charen
BP. B. Gibbie
Chestnut Street
Engle
American Legion
Clarence Baum
West Main Street
Morrisbaum
Mirs
Morris Baum
Paul Moyer
Irvin Rreist
Charles Eby
W. J. Laudermiich
Samuel Baum
Louise Kauffman
Florence Gingrich
Lvu Hetrick
Elizabeth Kreider
Annville
Bertha Funck
Ethel Ba
Lebanon
A. C. Hinsey
West Cherry Street
Bethany Evangelical Church
Palmyra High School
Harry K. Heller
Caroline M. Frantz
Simon
New York
Reading
Belcher
Stephen S. Showers
Jemma J. Showers
C.K. Witmer
Henry
R. V. Schaubacher
Reuben King
Harry Louredis
Ellen Louredis
Nick Colban
Nathan Levin
Sayre
Miller and Miller
Almyra
Iroquois Band
M.S. Shand’s
Legion
Keystone State
Siites
Amoskk
Stover
Lawn
Amog Martin
Elizabethtown Bank Buys Bond in Town Construction Bid
Elizabethtown National Bank was the sole bidder at par for $51,000 in sewer construction bonds. The Council awarded the entire amount to the bank. Reports note street inspections to improve passability after sewer work and several local weddings and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Boro Council
Elizabethtown Boro
Elizabethtown National Bank
Miller Grove
Near Town
Middletown
Margaret Louise Fox
H. B. Fox
Eastmans Street
Benjamin G. Graybill
Samuel G. Graybill
Fuller Bergstresser
Graybill
Middletown High School
State Highway Department
Harrisburg
Middletown Journal
Washington, D. C
North Spring Street
Helen Catharine Gottshall
Joseph Gottshall
South Catherine Street
Larold Selders
TP. Nicholas
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Iddletown
Mes. Seiders
Veteran Bureau
Seiders
Klein Chocolate Factory
Eighteen Mile Voices
Masonite Plames
Bernard Snyder
Charles Schaeffer
Wilbur Fink
Alabama
Tcda
Arry Meisenheller
Beard
York
Harry Heinaman
Jacob Uenaman
Wilmer
Brownstone
George B. Cohtek
Elizabethtown Ice and Cold Storage Co
South Poplar Street
Theodore Krebs
Darrinburg Hospital
Mr. Krebs
Man Amputates Arm After Farm Machinery Accident
Lester Weidman of near town was injured when his motorcycle skidded on the Harrisburg Pike near Mt. Joy. He collided with a telephone pole causing damage to the machine while lacerations marred his face and hands. Other riders included Joseph Charles Mildred Wayand and Hazel Webb all of Mt. Joy. The stay mentions a cantata at Christ Reformed Church and church matters, births, birthdays and a bank chime clock gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stoudt
Myerstown
Elmer G. Leinbach
Trinity Reformed Church
Reformed Ministerial Association of
Lebanon Valley
James Bowman
M. F. Werner
Fredericksburg
William Haldeman
Lewis Werner
James Bates
Shirk Schaeffer
Arlene
Arthur Werner
Violet Zimmerman
Philadelphia
Albert Galebaugh
Dorothy
Millard Galebaugh
Harry Bockey
Killian
Elizabethtown
Edith Work
Harrisburg
Lawrence Galebaugh
East Cherry Street
Talbert Fritz
George Fritz
New Bloomfield
Perry County
Melchair Ricker
Sarah
Cumberland County
Palm United Lutheran Churches
Bellegrove Lutheran
Bellegrove Lutheran Church
Eva Bomgardner
Paul Zimmerman
Lancaster
Joseph F. Lauck
Palmyra Bank
First United Brethren Church
Geo. Grumbine
Ray A. Brehm
West Main Street
Campbelltown
A. B
Olive Brandt
Espenshade
East
Cherry Street
Lester Weidman
Mt. Joy
Weidman
Joseph Charles
Mildred Wayand
Hazel Webb
Mr. Joy
Christ Reformed Church
Fred B. Holton
T. H. Ebersole
Angstadt Ream
Earl Seibert
Robert Forney
Melva Cover
Menno Risser
Elizabeth and Phares
Glen Brandt
David Stauffer
Abraham Stauffer
Chiques
Christ Lutheran Church
A. K. Garman
Clayton Witmer
Edward Belser
A. E. Winters
S. H. Imboden
A. D. Haldeman
Mildred Brinser
Grace
York
D. G. Brinser
Elizabeth
The
National Bank
Clarence Dupler
Lester Harold Breneman
Billy and
Jean Simons
Evelyn Hess
Marion Ebersole
Ester
Campbelltown Community News Roundup Highlights
Mrs. Thomas Smith of Hershey visits Mrs. Wolfersberger. Several local residents attend funerals for Mrs. Weiterbach and Mrs. Carmany. Builders upgrade homes on East Main. School closings announced and church services held. Calithampian band performs. Missionary Convention delegates named for Sinking Springs. Landis Balsbach buys Palmyra lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbelltown
Thomas Smith
Hershey
Wolfersberger
Grant Foreman
Mary Grady
Colebrook Road
Vid Shelly
Victor Long
Weiterbach
Ebenezer
Albert Seltzer
Palmyra
Kirk MacKinner
Frank Conrad
Wilson Wiggens
Richard Smith
Harrisburg
Geo. Peters
M. S. Long
East Main Street
John Miller
Frank Longenecker
Harry Zeiger
U. B
Grubb & Miller
Weaver
Lebanon
Frank Spangler
Wengert
Moyer
Miss Ober
U. C
Felty
Sinking Springs
Lizzie Early
H. S. Aulen- Backs
Mary Seltzer
Samuel Over. Landis Balsbach
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Hershey Press
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Palmyra Band
Geo. Hassler
Sadie
Dorothy Hassler
Lester Breneman
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Penna
Porto Rico
Phillippine
Chis
Chic Sport Modela
Holt
Hershey Department Store OY