Local social news from Hershey and surrounding towns
Reading visitors and Sunday trips are listed with numerous names and places from Hershey Palmyra Elizabethtown Lebanon Harrisburg Lancaster Middletown and Derry Church. Numerous families attend church events, concerts, funerals and sporting activities while residents move houses and take jobs at Hershey companies.
Bindnagles Church April 28 Services Reported
April 28 Sunday forenoon services held at Bindnagles Church. Local residents visited friends in Annville Grantville Palmyra Alg ers and Hershey areas. Ezra Kline resumed saw mill work. Several families and hikers visited relatives and farms around Palmyra Lebanon and Grantville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bindnagles
Adam Keller
Annville
John Kuntz
Wesley Shertzer
Grantville
E. B. Kline
D. Webster Hemperly
Oliver Blauch
Palmyra
Adam Blauch
Algers
Rudy Behm
David Ensminger
Edward Gingrich
Morris Winters
M. B. Farling
Lebanon
Daniel Seichrist
William Gerberich
Norman Nestler
Spangler Brothers
C. S. Maulfair
Hershey
Hershey Improvement Company
Grant Hummer and
West Hanover
Local Obituaries and Notices From Campbelltown Area
Mrs. David Fasnacht aged fifty died at home east of town on Saturday. Funeral Wednesday with burial in U C cemetery. She is survived by husband and two sons Levi Bhersole of Hum maltown visited Mrs Walters on Sunday. Polly Burkholder a lifelong resident died Sunday at 74. Funeral Wednesday with services at Brighthill Church and burial at Gravel Hill. Sunday school 9, church 10. Rev John Brants preached. Mrs Wallers congratulated on birth of a daughter. Martin Longancellar aged 78 died of pneumonia south of town. Funeral this afternoon with burial in Reformed cemetery. Rev Jacob Brubaker of Lawn officiated at Palmyra funeral. David Long and family at Lebanon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Leithiser
Margaret Leithiser
C. Edwin Dearnley
Reading
S. Mabel Foltz
Loose
Palmyra
Mae
Hershey
Bruce Lehman
Elizabethtown
John Diehm
Mary Moyer
Ruffus
Lebanon
Clinton Hershey
Mary
Alma
Hummelstown
Morris Wenger
Samuel Behm
Harrisburg
Wenger
John Moyer
Lewistown
Israel Moyer
Fannie Risser
Mary Painter
Peter Slesser
Cassel
Ruth Rolland
Martin Yingst
Sand Hill
William Miller
John H. Gordon
Spring Creek Avenue
Charles Hess
George Marberger
Fannie Foltz
Ethel
George Wesner
Harry Luckenbill
Samuel Gipe
Luckenbill
Morris Henry
Harry Garman
Samuel Garman
York
Rev. H. Snyder
Adeline Wealand
Martha Beck
Mary Yingst
Amos Zimmerman
Levi Zimmerman
William Quigley
John Lutz
Milton Slesser
Cleona
Katie Binkley
Klinefeltersville
Roy
Ira Mummy
C. L. Bender
Mt. Holly Springs
Charles Kremer
Lancaster
Lester Kieffer
Albert Gallagher
Elenore
Kate Hoffman
David Deitzler
Dorothea Sellers
Middletown
Elizabeth Glick
Victor Gingrich
Boyd Gower
Ruth Drescher
Samuel Wagner
Youngstown, C
Mr. Wagner
Hire Railroad Company
Stroudsburg
Lottie
Alma Drescher
Harry Plank
Gettyspurg
Augustus Dres
A. C. Kraft
John Malone
Annville
Lock Haven
H. G. Mumma
Richard
Lititz
Cyrus’ J. Stoner
Herman
J. R. Kreider
A. G. Bird
John Miller
Paul D. Ulrich
John Morrisey
James Lloyd
Philadelphia
Roy Lloyd
Edna Landis
Alice Elder
S. P. Baddstow
Amanda H. Arnold
Edward F. Gottshall
Lynn R. Meekins
D. W. Hering
New York University
University Heights
New York
Lynn W. Meekins
Johns’ Hopkins University
Western Maryland College
Baltimore
Hopkins
W. F. Rentz
Williamsport
George S. Rentz
W. H. Fasnacht
Cocoa Avenue
Agustus Myer
H W. Stine
Grace
Ruth McLanahan
Elizabethville
Dorothy
Mabel Feeser
C. D. Lingley
Jennie Baker
John Stewart
Reinhold
Lancaster County
L. Edwards
Edwards
B. F. Steigelman
John F. Weaver
Jacob Harnish
Chicago
Benjamin Flory
Emma Flory
Colebrook
Straub
Industrial School
Charles Shaffer
Park Avenue
Chester
Milton Kline
Toledo
Charles Stuckey
Adam Whisler
Elias Whisler
Near Round Top
Jack Machen
Lebanon Valley College
I. R. McLaury
James
Binghamton
M. Y
Edmund Smith
Walter Stahle
Allen Fidler
Edward Lewis
Dorothea Sellars
Ralph Imboden
Academy of Music
J. O. B. Dellat
J. Adam Dellat
Jamon Murray
R. J. Starnberger
Shermansdale
Parry County
G. Horgelroth
Campbelltown
David Fasnacht
U. C
Levi Bhersole
Hummalstown
Walters
Polly Burkholder
Brighthill
Gravel
John Rants
Harry
Lions on Screen Thrills At Hershey Central Theater
A large audience gasped and admired as a lion reel thrilled viewers at Hershey Central Theater last Saturday. The article notes strong reels upcoming. admission is five cents Monday and Wednesday and ten cents Saturday for premium features, with crowds expected to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Central Theater
Railroad Rates to Hershey for Brethren General Conference
Mr. P. and Miller report reduced railway fares for the Church of the Brethren General Conference in Hershey in June. Trunk Line two cents per mile with $1 minimum, June 1–4, return by June 30. New England and Central associations set regular or two cent per mile fares with June 1–3 or 1–4 sale and June 30 final limit. Southeastern two cent fare both directions. Norfolk and Western lists specific one way to Hershey pa from towns like Hagerstown Shenandoah Junction Charlestown Harrisonburg Elkton Buena Vista Buchanan with tickets sold June 1–8 and return by June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. P. & Miller
Church of the Brethren
Central Passenger Association
Southeastern Passenger Association
Norfolk & Western Railway
Hershey
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Charlestown
Harrisonburg
Dangers in Raw Foods Warn Households
The article cautions housewives about risks from raw vegetables and berries such as lettuce water cress radishes parsley cucumbers leeks and berries. It stresses thorough washing before eating and notes handlers may misuse fertilizers before produce reaches consumers.
Automobile license and house rental listings in Carry Church area
Found An 1015 automobile license No. 77908. Owner can claim by calling at the residence of Charles Wolf Carry Church Pa. For rent House on Spring Creek avenue owned by Carrie Laterman Apply to EB M Hershey Hershey Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wolf
Hershey Transit strengthens Lebanon line with new power and car barn
The Lebanon to Hershey route shifted to Hershey plant power by 11 AM Tuesday after months of planning. A model limestone sap station near Lebanon leads to a potential suburban development by Mr. Hershey, while Lebanon hosts a fireproof car barn on Elizabeth Street housing nine cars and linking to the creamery operations. The old car barn will partly serve storage and milk handling with space for future expansion of tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Hershey Transit Company
Hershey
Elizabeth Street
Hershey Creamery
Hershey Creamery Company
Tenth Street
Don’t wait to buy a diamond at Diener’s sale
The ad warns that waiting won’t improve quality and may raise prices as mining costs rise. Diamond values have grown about 11% yearly over the past decade. It promotes a $6.00 bril liant and a $25 stone, plus Diener’s Grow a Diamond plan to help buyers own a fine diamond gradually.
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James Keller
Mr. Keller
Ralph Shaffer
Myerstown
I. &. B. Shaffer
Lucy Kopp
Reuben Grelner
B. I. Kopp
Minnie Dressler
Mixa Rebecca Spangler
Maurica Koser
Mary Koser
Liily
Daniel You
Aaron Zuger
Jacob Gorberich
Ray Conrad
Frank Miller
Weat Tranovar
Mra
Irvin Patrick
Derry Churgh
Robert Stable
Harvey
Ray Rhino
Rockville
Hershey Volunteer Fire Company
Buffalo
N.Y. P
N. Kasson
Boston
Mass
Hershey Chocolate Company
George Wisehaupt
Derry Church
William Strack
Irvin Barto
Samuel Farrer
Walter Shearer
Edward Bittner
Columbia
George Eppley
W. C. Zerbe
Arnold Skivington
Bindnagles Church
Samuel G. Dixon, M. D
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Market Street
Harrisburg, PA
Caracas Avenue
Ceylon Street
Hershey, Pa
E. M. Hershey
Kirschbaum
Harvey L. Seltzer
Cumberland St
Lebanon, PA
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