Elizabethtown Long Ledger of Local News and Weddings
Frank Gainor family moves to Florin to build a new home. Several local weddings occur including Arthur Forry and Ada Aldinger at the bride’s home and Elmer Miller and Martha Garver near Florin. Community events feature Boy Scout support from Mr. C. G. Reese and social gatherings across Elizabethtown with notable visits and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gainor
Florin
G. Hershey
H. G. Hershey
Shippensburg
Boy Scouts
C. G. Reese
Reese
Paul Abele
Robert Fisher
Clyde Coble
Russel Hein
Elwood Grimm
Alice G. Hershey
California
Arthur Forry
Reuben Forry
Joy
Ada Aldinger
Joseph Aldinger
Elizabethtown
Samuel Martin
Miriam Hoffer
Neffsville
Russel Ferry
Clarence Herr
Maytown
Earl Eshleman
Chickies Hill
Ferry
Aberdeen
Elmer Miller
Annie P. Miller
Martha Garver
Samuel Garver
Peter Nissley
Mennonite Church
Mt. Joy
Amos Risser
Matilda Garver
Miller
Niagara Falls
Ohio
Garver
A. G. Nye
St. Paul’s
D. M. Meyer
Helen
Elsie Brubaker
Bellaire
Mazie Keenard
Anna Keenard
Bainbridge
Harry Hocker
Hocker
Lh” Club
Wm. Lebzelter
Marguerite Foul
Lancaster
C. V. Kinsey
Harry Heinaman
Elen and Galen
Oregon
van Florry
Howard Fryer
Miriam Shaeffer
Miss Shaeffer
Grace Engle
Elizabeth Kinsey
Esther Frey
Ellen Brubaker
Camille Good
Elizabeth Phimmer
Evelyn
Mirian Sheelfer
Carl Brubaker
Wesley Seiders
Paul Baker
Harry Garman
Roland Weaver
Theodore Weaver
Geo
Cobiek
Josie Cobiek
Master George
Cohieck
Ellen
Galen U Helnaman
Harrisburg
Mary Ee
Sha
Local notices of appointments and lectures in New York and Pennsylvania
Miss Mary Crumbling accepts a position at the Masonic Homes. Prof and Mrs I S Hoffer visit Boston and conduct a Bible Institute at Lake Ridge Mission Station New York. Herbert Leon Cope lectures on the religion of laughter at Market House Hall with jokes and homely harmony. Prof H H Nye visits Meyers and Heidelberg churches for Sunday school work in Lebanon County. Ezra Wenger leads Stevens Hill evangelistic efforts backed by the college and Elizabeth Town friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wallace Reilly
Hoopes Bro. & Thomas Company
Maple Avenue
West Chester
Sherman Shaeffer
Glenn
Elizabeth Kinsey
Harrisburg
H. K. Ober
Richard Plummer
Middletown
Water Company
South Market Street
Paul Hess
North Market Street
Harry Miller
North Hanover Street
Christ Reformed Church
Miller
Esther Young
Marietta
Misses Campbell
Misses Ruth Campbell
Marion Reese
Esther Geistweit
Della Lewis
Ruth Wickenheiser
Helen Dennison
Esther Campbell
Kathryn Martin
Ruth Meckley
Mary Steagel
Anna Risser
Ruth Myers
Harriet Steagel
Ruth Burkholder
Grace Risser
John Robinson
G. W. Dulehohn
R. F. Fisher
C. K. Robinson
H. M. Miller
Bernice Eckman
New Providence
Pennsylvania Railroad
West High
Bainbridge
Masone
Tall Cedars
Lebanon
Lancaster
Grace Lutheran Church of
Glass
Ulrich
Philadelphia
Elames
Conewago Post
American Legion
A. S Plummer
John McLaughlin
Paul Stehman
Galen Hloerner
C. B. Wing
R.ol. Keller
Chaptain
C. A. Replogle
Ato Arms
Benjamin Earhart
C. B. King
Ryan Zepnick
Leslie and
Goedenauer
Clubroom
Ephrata
Legions
Klein
South Poplar Street
Anna W. Groff
SB. Kieffer
G. Grayhill
M.S. Geibe
Chas. Ream
Chis
Hi. Wormley
I. S. Hoffer
Boston
Lake Ridge Mission Station
New York State
Market House Hall
Herbert Leon Cope
Bach
Cope
H. H. Nye
Meyer
Heidelberg Church
Lebanon County
Stevens Hill
Ezra Wenger
Elizabethtown
Local Social Notes from Bachmansville
Mr and Mrs Charles Shearer work at Harry F Gruber home. Irwin Brandt aided Jacob S Brandt with fence. Rev and Mrs S Z Witmer and daughter Fannie visited Harvey H Herbey. Joseph M Brandt bought 23 cattle for feeding and placed on farm No 1. Peter Eshleman visited Jacob G Geiman. Beulah Kline of Hershey visited sister Mrs Jacob S Brandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shearer
Harry F. Gruber
Irwin Brandt
Campbelltown
Jacob S. Brandt
S. Z. Witmer
Fannie
Beverly
Harvey H. Herbey
Joseph M. Brandt
Peter Eshleman
Jacob G. Geiman
Beulah Kline
Hershey
A Little Learning is a Dangerous Thing Quip Mentioned
The Old Fogg asks who wrote a line about learning being dangerous and the Grouch retorts it refers to someone testing an automobile for the first time. The exchange foregrounds a humorous clash of wit over knowledge and risk.
Suburban Delights of Lem Lightfoot and His Free Range Pig
Lem Lightfoot lives on the town edge and works on an adjoining farm. His pet pig is playful and tame. A visitor asks if Lem owns the house and the pig runs after him. Lem answers yes, noting in town they pay for pig meat, while at home his pork chops roam freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Lightfoot
Lem
Roquefort Sale Sparks Sniff Test at Counter
A shopper at the grocer’s counter requested a dime’s worth of roquefort cheese but was reminded she had already sampled the cheese. The exchange reflects a humorous moment as the clerk asserts she has already tried the item.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabethtown News
Miss Mary Crumbling
Masonic Homes
College News
Bachmansville
Hank
Lancaster Ginghams
Hershey Department Store
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