Hummelstown Happenings Major Local Social Roundup
Miss Bernice Nissley returns to New York Monday. Local residents guests and visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Strabley in Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Sutcliffe and relatives in Steelton, Miss Mary Bolton in Steelton, and Emma Landis in Lebanon. Several also travel to Columbia Niagara Falls Harrisburg Carlisle Kutz Town and Columbus for visits and quarters. A Hillsdale camp meeting drew many townsfolk over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Nissley
New York
Strabley
Lancaster
Jd. W. Kilmer
Harry Sutcliffe
George Sutcliffe
Alfred Sutcliffe
Mary Bolton
Steelton
Abraham Brandt
Hilda Houck
Anna
Colum
Joe Hertzer
Carlisle
Bertha Wise
Harrisburg
Pearl Behney
Niagara Falls
W. Tegley
Kircher
Kutztown
D. Burt Smith
Colorado
Emma L. Landis
Lebanon
Albert James
Elwood City
Augustus Breckenmaker
Roy L. Fox
Fox
George Fox
Hilda
Anna Houck
Columbia
Charles S. Kieffer
Millersburg
Harry Kaylor
Union Deposit
Jacob Simonetti
H. W. Solomon
Amos Plummer
Lydia Schurk
H. Wells Buser
Hillsdale
Ross W. Nissley
Mr. Nissley
M. F. Nissley
Keller Family Reunion Brings Kin Together at Home
A Keller family reunion gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs George H Keller with many relatives attending. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry D Keller of Fort Wayne Indiana Mrs Charles Baney and son and Mrs Harry Campbell and daughter of Harrisburg Miss Sadie Keller of Albany New York and Mr and Mrs John Thomas and their children from an unspecified location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Keller
Harry D. Keller
Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles Baney
Harry Campbell
Harrisburg
Sadie Keller
Albany
N. Y
John Thomas
The Mystery of Germain the Wizard at Chautauqua
The article praises magic and explains why audiences are drawn to illusion. It previews Germain the Wizard appearing on the Chautauqua’s second day and notes his acts include hat tricks, mind reading, and spirit demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germain
Lee
Fact and Fancy from Theatrical Etiquette and Wool Yield
Brief quips on social observation and material fact. It notes men crowd theaters seeking excitement at others’ expense and a woman’s self assessment tied to compliments. It also states a pound of wool yields one yard of cloth, linking textile production to output.
Community notes from Union Deposit and surrounding area
Local column records visits by Harrison G Cassel and family to Philadelphia parents and by Herman F Gingrich and wife to Atlantic City. Rev Diffenderfer to resume church services September first after a month away. John L Miller reportedly bought a Palmyra home. Labor Day affects rural carriers and Rural Letters Convention at Johnstown. Schools open Monday. attendance urged. Bethany Orphan Home Anniversary at Woomersdorf and Harvest Home service at Hanoverdale draw crowds. Irvin Nye and family visit from Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Deposit
Harrison G. Cassel
Philadelphia
Geo. H. Cassel
Herman F. Gingrich
Atlantic City
Frank Whitmeyer
Palmyra
Isaac Keiffer
Diffenderfer
the Reformed Church
James
John L. Miller
Geo. Loy
Annville
H. P. Peiffer
Carpenter
John E. Jones
Wm. B
Hawk
Martin Geehring
Bethany Orphan Home
Woomersdorf
Church of the Brethren
Hanoverdale
Irvin Nye
Reading
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Wormsleysburg
Paul Yeagley
Portsmouth, C
Frank Charles
Sarah
Rheba Keller
Hershey Committee
Chautauqua
BUY Now
Omar L. Hummel
Centre Square