Elizabethtown notes and events weave a close community portrait
Elizabethtown residents attend family visits and weddings, while local youths advance at Cedar Crest College events. Henry L. Hess becomes Chief Burgess. Crescent basketball thrives with a 24–10 season, and many neighbors host or attend gatherings, baptisms, and road repairs amid wartime shipping trends.
Social visit roundup from Bachmansville and nearby towns
Mrs Amos Hambright and Irene of Elizabethtown joined Miss Lydia Fasnacht of Hershey as guests at William P Yester’s home in Bachmansville. J C Felker visited Sylvan Myers near Vian. Peter D Gruber Lena and J G Knight visited Monroe Reed’s home. Jacob S Brandt and George Kline of Hershey joined Noah Stahley family at Shellaville. George Brenneman and children Venus and Blanche visited John Brenneman in Lawn.
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Henry Hottenstein
Aaron Brandt
Ammon Boozer
Joseph Hintzberger
E. R. Ebersole
A. S. Plummer
Galen Hoerner
Thomas Heistand
Ray Withers
Geo. W. Shank
Russell Hein
Harold Engle
Elmer Eshleman
Milton Heilman
Andrew Fry
Near Town
Andrew
Risser’s Cemetery
Buck Lock
Howard Fryer
L. S. Harley
University of Pennsylvania
Mary Reeve
J. T. Reeve
Lancaster
Esther Gish
John Flowers
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Town
A. F. Kaul
Charles M. Stephan
Anna Stephan
Prudential Insurance Company
Gertrude G. Paules
Milton Paules
Ella Grason
Ruby
Kinzer
I, D. Groff
North Market Street
Groff
Amos Keener
Abraham Witmer
Bellaire
Paul Abele
A. A. Abele
Philadelphia
Clarence Seiders
The
Commonwealth Words
Fannie J. Roeting
Maurice Roeting
West Vine Street
Miss Sheetz
Roeting
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Maggie
Harry Kluman
William
Bertha
Joseph Seber
Chester
Mary
Philip Fellman
Charles
Edward D. Sheller
Coatesville
Elizabeth Risser
Grace Lutheran Church
C. E. Haupt
Sheller
Roy Shaeffer
John Buffenmyer
Ezra Lehman
Emma Smith
J. A. Kaylor
W. H. Kulp
Shippensburg
Kate Hoffman
Harry Shaffner
Harrisburg
J. P. Sweigert
South Poplar Street
Linda Huber
Hagerstown
Camp Fire Girls
S. G. Bishop
Tillman Risser
Amanda Risser
Amos Y. Gruber
Palmyra
Christian Heistand
Peter D. Gruber
Jacob S. Brandt
Jerome A
Aaron Shearer
Marie
Amos Shearer
Anna Brandt
Lebanon
Joseph M. Brandt
Monroe Bricker
Vernon
Henry Templin
Phares Hein
Ephraim Brandt
Campbelltown
Hiram Bricker
Ben Grubb
Leroy
Hiram
Elizabethtown
William B. Brandt
Marlin
Hershey
John Booser
Sarah Balsbaugh
Harvey. Garman
Milton Grove
Edwin Balmer
Swatara Hill
Frank Balmer
Frank S. Shiffer
J. B. Aldinger
Aberdeen
J. F. Booser
Pinegrove
Brethren Church
Rebecca
Edwin Brubaker
Mt. Joy
Amos Hambright
Irene
Lydia Fasnacht
William P. Yester
J. C. Felker
Sylvan Myers and Family
Vian
Lena
J. G. Knight
Monroe N. Reed
George Kline
Noah Stahley
Shellaville
George Brenneman
Victor
Blanche
John Brennemann
Gold Imports and Exports for 1919 Reported by Fed Board
The Federal Reserve Board records total U S imports of gold in 1919 at 76 million 534 thousand 46 dollars and exports at 368 million 144 thousand 645 dollars. The figures reflect the calendar year totals for the United States.
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Federal Reserve Board
United States
Alaska Star Refrigerator Promises Food Preservation
The Alaska Star refrigerator is promoted as a cost effective way to prevent spoilage and keep foods fresh. It is described as large, customizable, with a white enamel interior, and available in several sizes and styles. The seller urges buyers to start the season by purchasing one and notes their showing is complete.
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Alaska Star
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Conewagon Church
Harry E. Ebersole
Harvey
Home of Friends
Annville
United Kingdom
France
Italy
Japan
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Department Store
Hershey, PA