Local Happenings Highlight Mr Clark Recovery and Weekend Visits
Mr. Charles Clark recovering from a stroke on August 13 at his home is improving and receiving careful care. Weekend visitors include Mrs. Harry Clark, Mrs. Rice of Mechanicsburg, Miss Edith Cramer of Lebanon, and several Clark relatives from Harrisburg Swatara Station and Hockersville. Numerous social calls and trips to nearby towns mark a busy period with relatives in Duncannon, Myerstown, Reading, and Hershey.
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Charles Clark
Clark Home
Harry Clark
Rice
Mechanicsburg
Edith Cramer
Lebanon
Ruth
Martha
Burt
Harrisburg
Robert Clark
Luther
Lydia
Dorothy
Swatara Station
Slesser
Hockersville
E. S. Michener
Edward Michener
James Fletcher
Duncannon
William E. Miller
Harry King
Eli Leffler
Mother Leffler
Lizzie Leffler
Reistville
John Leffler
King Leffler
Myerstown
William Geiling
Carlisle
Frances Hitching
Tyrone
A. Hitching
Aretha Ave
Paul Henry
Reading
Jacob Speck
Stockton
California
Golden Sunshine
Forest Troutman
John Schlepfer
John Black
Con William
Irvin Holsberg
Elizabethtown
Jacob H. Zeller
Elizabeth Weidman
Brubaker
Mt. Joy
A. C. Wiley
William Miller
Harry Boyer
Susquehanna A. C
Austin Shelly
Irma
A. Earl
Harry Moon
Mary Moon
Hershey
Shelly
Norman Smith
Clarence
James
Schaefferstown
Smith
Peter
Irene Walmer
Penbrook
Martha Michener
Margaret Miller
William H. Fasnacht
Harry U. Rudy
Thomas Black
Robert
Atlantic City
David Suattazahn
William Long
Hummelstown
Henry
Huntsdale
FE. M. Basehore
David Baker
Carrie Holmes
Mae Slack
Charles Baker
Middletown
Kauffman
Ralph
Junior
Wm. McKinne
Cleona
M.D. Eby
Landis Greenawalt
Kate Greenawalt
Elmer
George Z. Zimmerman
Mary Focht
Norman Stahle
Richland
Elva Miller
Areba Ave
Helen Bender
McConnelsburg
Lois Bender
C. E. Imboden
Philadelphia
Ray Willard
Harry
Robert Humphries
Robert Stahle
Aaron Zuver
Martin
Earl Stahle
Monhrsville
Elias Blatt
William J. Runkel
Ruth Runkel
George Houtz
Annville
Charles Batdorf
Fredericksburg
John Light
Irvin L. Gordon
Lancaster
Carrie Smith
Sunnyside
Mildred Harpe
G. A. Runkel
George Bender
Rebecca Riddle
New Cumberland
John B. Smith
H. G. Mumma
A. M. Hinkel
E. L. Stupp
H. M. Wallet’s Inc
Children’s Shoes
Birdsboro
Catherine Witman
Jonas Basehore
Jeanette
John Shay
Julia Wilt
Steelton
Kathryn Weltmer
Emma Hoffman
Howard Shelley
David Ditzler
Elsie Swiegart
Russell Clark
Allentown
Crystal Cave
Central Park
E. Areba Ave
Cocoa Ave
Hummelstown Forces Game Four Victory Over Hershey
Hummelstown defeated Hershey 8 to 1 to even the series at two games each. Zentmeyer pitched well but six infield errors doomed Paps and the fourth game. The fifth and decisive game is set for Thursday at the local field with expected large turnout.
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Hummelstown
Hershey
Zentmeyer
Paps
Hummelstown Hershey
Abrhow
Abrhoa Burridge
Miller
Holaberg
Anderson
Glesser
Hagy
Ream
Zerhe
Fenner
Albert
Keller
Sullivan
Tolke
Swartz
Wershey
Puffickly Innocent Judge Questioned Over 2 A.M. Chicken Roast
A puzzled judge defends himself against a strange accusation linked to Colonel Pilkin's roast at 2 AM. The speaker, Uncle Mose, asks for forgiveness while claiming he was in a cabin counting cans. The remark shifts toward a local, humorous taxidermy-like scene.
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Colonel Pilkin
Mose
Jedge
Jen’ Cabin’ de Cansus
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