Hummelstown August outdoor services with varied programs
In Hummelstown Park open air services run Sundays 6 30 to 7 30 pm all August led by local church leaders with a Friday exception next Sunday at 8 15 pm due to a motion picture showing A sixteen foot platform will host the band and a grandstand seating arrangement A community choir effort and weather plan are noted Several church sermons and special classes are listed with guest speakers and local visitors through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown Park
H.R. Laucks
Reformed Church
Hummelstown Band
John S. Heffner
Manger
Cross
Hummelstown
Hershey Boys
B. W. Swabb
John Wesley Grande
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Grande
M. E. Church
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
Pearl Blackburn
Bessie Bricker
J. J. Fellenbaum
Walter A. Geesey
Sunbury
Harry E. Gresh
Caroline Schaffner
Hershey
Reno C. McCauley
New York
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Pauline Lauck
Mt. Gretna
R. C. Gingrich
Williamsport
Town
Stoverdale
A. R. King
Harry F. Nissley
Paxtang Park
Nile Crist
Romanus C. Grove
Frank Muth
Susqune
Chester Shuey
West Main Street
Rutherford Yards
Harrisburg Hospital
Charles Walters
Second Street
Robert Walton
Anna Eshhenour
Rutherford Heights
Hemperly
Tummelstown
West Second Street
ML. Nissley
Robert J. Walton, Jr
Lewes
Delaware
Almeda Lindis
Boyertown
Mary Huber
Hershey Department Store Announces Meat Delivery Service
Beginning Monday August 15 the Hershey Department Store will deliver meats to Hummelstown customers allowing selection of quality meats at low prices at their doors. Also notes residents and visitors: Mr and Mrs Thomas Jones and daughters at a cottage near Highspire. Mrs George Rader from New York visiting Mrs Christiana Kreiser. Robert Behney back from a week in New York.
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Hershey Department Store
Hummelstown
Thomas Jones
Highspire
George Rader
New York
Christiana Kreiser
Robert Behney
Man Helps Motorist While Husband Fixes Car
A passerby offers aid to a motorist whose car breaks down on the road. A woman sits in the disabled vehicle and asks questions while the husband hurries under the hood to repair the engine. The unnamed helper agrees to answer the wife’s questions.
Cow and horns provoke curious question from boy
Harkins walks with his son Louis across fields during holidays. Louis wonders about a cow he sees for the first time asking what it is and what the horns on her head are. Father explains cows and horns in simple terms.
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Harkins
Louis
Uncle Joe Seen Entering Pawnshop with Violin
A brief urban quip notes old Uncle Joe entering a pawnshop with his violin and the joking exchange about hanging up the fiddle and bow. The line captures a lighthearted local color moment.
Useless Exertion Between Married Partners
A brief dialogue shows strain in a marriage as a wife accuses her husband of waning attentiveness and he retorts that chasing after her is pointless once she is aboard. The exchange hints at dwindling effort and routine friction in the relationship.
Two Ploughmen Chat on Road About Marriage and Bicycle
Two ploughmen meet on the road and joke about marriage. Tam explains he was to wed at term but chose a bicycle instead, prompting playful banter about plans and the road to happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Jock
Penny Meter Debate Sparks Family Savings Plan
Clever Rose Jones questions gas bill costs and Robinson suggests a penny-in-the-slot meter. He says the device saves money by making children feed the meter as if saving for birthdays, turning a bill into a teachable, delayed gratification moment.
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Jones
Robinson
Barber and Wife Divorcing Amid Hair Evidence
A barber and his wife face a divorce case as the husband cites a bald spot as part of the evidence. The exchange highlights the personal dispute and ongoing legal action.
Special Bargains on Silk and Leather Items
An ad listing a variety of fabric and accessory specials. Blue valued items with strong frames and odd handles. Silk products offered in many colors at deep discounts. Leather pieces in black and colors, plus embroidery floss and white colored items on sale. Regular values noted for comparison.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. S. Lehman
Freeburg
Boy Scouts of Town
Reading Scouts
Indiandale
Sinking Springs
Robert Spire
Walter Gresh
Ressler Bomegardner
Russel Whisler
Floyd Whisler
Harry Reigle
Landis Deimler
George Nye
Vere Balmer
Russel Ebersole
Henry Spire
Behney Buser
Zion Lutheran Church
Frank J. Matter
East McKeesport
Robert Wolfe
Greenleaf
Kansas
Charles Grand Fields
John W. Fields
East Harrisburg
Spire
North Second Street
Harrisburg
Methodist
Oakdale Grange
Webner's Grove
H. G. Nissley
Dr. Lehman
L. V. Lighty
G. H. Rowland
D. L. M. Baker
Business School
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Ressler Bomgardner
Harrisburg Patriot and Evening
Nellie Lewes
Anna Lewes
Ethyl Gerber
Mary Gerber
Mauce Taylor
Buena Vista Cottage
Ik. R. Donald
Swatara Creek
Hanover Street
Ruth Harrow
Virginia Gingrich
Maggie Cassel
Jacob Cassel
Pine Grove
Cassel
Maggie Zerfoss
Ladies’ Pocket Books
Shein
Clark’s
R. M. C. Crochet Cotton
Minerva Yarns
Germantown
Ball
Saxony
PENNA
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