Community notes from Campbelltown weekly roundup
Campbelltown brief mentions a carload of pipeless furnaces received by A M Witman, a cut hand by Dan Peters, and Dr. Risser dressing the wound. Irwin Gruber lists white bunnies for sale while Rev and Mrs Longenecker of New Holland visit relatives. Local incidents include Moyer's wagon mishap and slight bruising to him. Community events cover Sunday School schedules, church services, and Mother's Day observances with remarks on local speakers and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Witman
Dan Peters
Dr. Risser
Irwin Gruber
C. R. Longenecker
New Holland
Mr. Longenecker
P. L. Moyer
Mr. Moyer
G. C. Wolfersberger
John Snake
Lebanon
Y. P.os
Victor Long
EE. Linebach
Walter Horst
John Shirk
North
Marty Wolfersberger
Reformed Sunday School
Mra. J. C., Weltmer
New York
A. G. Snyder
Frank Spangler
Ed. Snyder
Harrisburg
U. B
Rhoades
King's Daughters
Clarence Keverrell
Local Social Visits and Illness Notes Across Frystown Area
Mr and Mrs Gassett near Frystown and Mr and Mrs Philip Wolfersberger of Lebanon visited relatives Saturday evening. Mrs Ray Smith near Lickdale visited her parents for a few days. Several families visited kin Sunday. Harry Eby is on the sick list. Mrs G C Wolfersberger visited cousin Mrs Samuel Walters at Hummels town who is critically ill. Others remained on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kilmer
R. C. Gingrich
Williamsport
Harry Snyder
Pittsburgh
Clyde Strohman
Reformed Sunday School
Ruff's Hall
Lenore Gordon
Katharine Brighthill
Nellie Lewes
Martha Brinser
Community Club
Council
Burgess
Scout
Civics
Engine House
E. Z. Gross
Harrisburg
Star Theatre
Walton’s
Water Street
West End
Robert Conn
Cameron Avenue
Thomas G. Fox
Thomas G. Jr
Greensburg
Hummelstown
D. H. Reigel
Poplar Ave
York County
Jacob Eppley
Mt. Zion Lutheran Sunday School
New Cumberland
Pearle Strominger
Maude Rudy
Mary Hobaugh
Bessie Hobaugh
Wilhelmina Stigler
Edith Stigler
Violet Frank
Mary Shuey
Frances Shuey
Minnie Strock
Lawrence A. Ferrow
Mary Coulston
Catherine Sherlock
John ©. Grove
Shetlock
Grove
Michael Mullin
George Mullin
Russell Stare
Jack Goshert
Walter L. Bomgardner
Shippensburg
Bomgardner
Walter Shug
Mrv
Mra
Repert
Betty
Robert Etter
Robert Holstein
Mary Iox
Martha Cram
Celia Cram
Jennie Cram
Doris
Emma Sutcliffe
J. S. Ruff
Samuel Gingrich
Edna
Paul Gingrich
Pearle Blackburn
Wilbert Procter
Irene Gilnet
Simon
Ferre Gingrich
Herbert Bush
Edward Landis
John Baker
Arthur Heisey
Harry Strine
George Rhan
Morris Gingrich
Minnie Rhoads
Katie Arndt
Florence Neidich
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
Frank Lukenbill
Frank Keller
Simon Rhoads
E. R. Rhoades
Clayton Habbyshaw
South Railroad Street
Russell B. Stoner
Charles Brehm
M. L. Nissley
LeRoy Q. Holler
George W. Karmany
George Light
Charles Holsberg
Frank C. Witmer
John E. Holtzman
George Holtzman
John H. Greenawalt
Charles E. Bale
Ammon Hocker
A. D. Hoover
Paul Barnes
Pearle Kilmer
Orpheum Players
Charles Ellinger
Gassett
Near Frystown
Philip Wolfersberger
Lebanon
Ray Smith
Near Lickdale
Isaac Brandt
Beriah Dundore
M. S. Long’s
Harry Eby
Amos Brandt
Martin Brandt
Harry Gruber
Aaron Heisey
Near
Harpers
Jacob Heisey
Near Town
German
Harvey Lineweaver
David Shelly
Landis Greenawalt
Kimmerling’s
G. C. Wolfersberger
Samuel Walters
Jonas Drescher
C. P. Stauffer
Dundore and Long Named Delegates to Annville Convention
Paul Dundore and Irwin Long were elected as delegates to the boys convention to be held at Annville U B Church on Saturday April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dundore
Irwin Long
Annville
U. B
Marketgram weekly summary of 1921 grain and livestock
The report shows dull hay markets with light receipts and varied regional prices for timothy alfalfa and prairie hay. Feed items such as linseed meal and middlings are mixed, with linseed meal demand poor. Cattle and hog prices declined in Chicago, while sheep and lambs rose. specific weekly Chicago prices for hogs, beef steers, cows, feeder steers, veal calves, fat lambs, and yearlings are listed. Stocker and feeder shipments from 11 markets are noted for the week ending April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Hay
Bes Aetimothy
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Minneapolis
Atlanta
Memphis
Omaha
Kansas City
Prairie
Agricultural and grain market report shows mixed activity
Cattle and calves tally 39 588 hogs 9 212 sheep 3 691. Grain market weak at open then steadies in cash corn. Visible supply wheat 15 513 000 bushels down 1 918 000 for the week. Corn 28 167 000 bushels down 2 897 bushels. Chicago cash No 2 red winter wheat 1 34, No 2 hard 1 36, No 3 mixed corn 58 4 59 0, No 2 white oats 37. May wheat 1 26 up 1 34 from last week. May corn 59 0 up 3. Minneapolis May wheat 1 19 up 1, Kansas City 1 17 up 2, Winnipeg 1 60. Minneapolis wheat and flour demand slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
What’s In a Name: A Clue from a Store Clerk
A young shopper cannot buy an item she wants as clerks promise future stock. A new clerk then reveals a personal life detail when asked about spats, blushing and saying he is not living with his wife.
Croel World Panhandler On Level
A street peddler claims hardship and hunger while insisting on self control. The dialogue notes the struggle and determination to resist being fed by others, framing a grim, stubborn stance amid urban poverty.
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Campbelltown
Croel
Panhandler
Siep
The
Hoosier
Detroit Vapor Oil
Hershey Department Store
Hershey
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