Nissley Elected President Of Local School Board
Dr. M L Nissley and George P Hoffer reelected to the board. The board elected Dr Nissley president and R B Earnest vice president. Community events include a Christmas pageant by 7th and 8th graders and local church meetings. Births, marriages, business changes, and public notices fill a wide spread of Hummelstown happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Nissley
Hummelstown
George P. Hoffer
Dr. Nissley
R. B. Earnest
Father Time
United Brethren Dorcas Society
William Gehring
Daniel Baker
John Davis
Frank Alwine
J. Landis Strickler
Strickler & Edwards
New Jersey
George E. Edwards
Mr. Strickler
John D. Bordner
Bordner & Edwards
Center
Emma Lentz
Louise McAllister
Reformed Church
J. S. Heffner
Union Deposit
Frederic Hummel
Richard Linwood Hummel
Polyclinic Hospital
Hummel
Bessie Shoemaker
Caroline Nissley
Pittsburgh
Mary Fox
Annie B. Nye
Cole
East Main Street
Robert T. Fox
John Lowery
Mary Hershey
Emma Walton
Harold Hellyer
Carol Walton
Pottsville
Mary Nissley
Bernice Nissley
J. Harvey Buch
Elizabethtown
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
Lemoyne
F. G. Keller
Charles Ellinger
Harrisburg
Monroe Gingrich
William Roth
Harrisburg Hospital
Illiam Smith
Ruth May Oberstine
Middletown
Hagerstown
Mad
Notily J. Earl Baldwin
North
Walnut Street
William Ludwig
R. P. Rupert
Main
Water Streets
John Fox
Hiram Hoffman
Lebanon
Virginia Zerfoss
North Hanover Street
Newton Gordon
Lenore Gordon
Robert Jacks
Esther Keshenour
Forrest Smith
Alfred Landis
East Second Street
Catharine Louise Brubaker
Harvey Brubaker
West High Street
Lare Brubaker
Catharine Brubaker
Harry Brubaker
Town
C. G. Leatherman
Zion Lutheran Church
Halifax
Brubaker
Memorial Lutheran Church
Clayton Keljer
Joy
Keller
Emma Brinker
Elizabeth Good and Son
Reading
Rs. I. G. Keller
Marjorie Nissley
Rebecca Sutcliffe
Mary Jacobs
Ralph Gingrich
Charles Lehr
Harris
Hummelstown National Bank
Hummelstown Brownstone Company
John A. Wagner
George D. Blackburn
George Ibers
St. Louis
J. A. Shuey
James Snyder
New Cumberland
American Legion
Scotland
Co S. Shope
Konrad’s Hardware
Present receivers listed for window display at Conrad's
J Landis Strickler, now an owner at New Jersey Milk Products Co, left for Penns Grove New Jersey on Sunday to begin duties. Those receiving any of six presents will be placed in the window at Conrad's on December 24th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad's
J. Landis Strickler
Penn Grove
N. J
New Jersey Milk Products Co
Palmyra Legion to Erect Christmas Tree and Program
Palmyra residents will gather December 26 at 6 15 p m at the Legion hall for a community Christmas tree and program with Iroquois band music and Santa gifts. The event, planned by the American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary, follows a 1924 funds surplus and aims to become an annual affair with local committee members John Royer John Shenk and Chas D Gingrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
John Royer
John Shenk
Chas. D. Gingrich
Santa
Legion Hall
Ream
American Legion
Harry Poorman
Charles D. Gingrich
Miles Neidig
H. M. Baker
David Early
Earl Heisey
E. W. Martz
J. C. Nisley
S. D. Bashore
John D. Landis
John L. Roger
Earl Gordon
Moving Picture Committee
Iroquois Theatre
Harrison Quigley
Red and Gun Club
South Railroad Street
Miriam Kreider
Reading
Saturay
Ada Shuey
Hershey
Herman Doutrich
Town
James Snyder
New Cumberland
S. N. Fasnachit
Chestnut Street
Anna
Norristown
J. Raymond Engle
P. B. Gibble
U. B
Lebanon
D. S. Bordner
Stanley Billheimer
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Billheimer
Tolbert Fritz
East Broad Street
Lewistown
Newport
Irwin Kreider
E. Klopp
Irwin
Palmyra High
C. F. Harnish
Harold Moyer
LeRoy Yeagley
R. J. Hartz
R.E. Swank
Metzger
Anna Flowers
Carrie Landis
L. W. Lohr
Wilbur Pearson
Million Dollar Crippled Children Home Planned at Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown plans a State Industrial Home for Crippled Children costing about $1,000,000 to house over 600 children with an industrial school. Land purchases are in negotiation and construction may start within weeks. Payroll from inmate work is projected at about $15,000 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
W.G. Trumbull
State Health Department
Trumbull
Andrew Bender
Fire destroys building. belongings partly saved in Elizabethtown
The Friendship Fire Company answered a blaze that completely consumed the structure owned by P. L. Lehman. Insurance covered part of the loss, with considerable furniture saved. The origin remains unknown. Also noted are local entries: R. H. Pastorious elected policeman, deer hunting successes, church and college activities, and community notices spanning December events and staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Drybread
John A. Balmer
S. B. Becker
John
Claude
Robert
Paul Houseal
Wesley Houseal
Bainbridge
H. K. Ober
Elizabethtown College
Gap
Whitcamp
Harrisburg
John Balmer
Roy Harley
Shock
Whittle
Harry Stauffer
Lycoming County
C. E. Brinser
D. G. Brinser
Louisville, Ky
Pennsylvania Railroad
Elmira
N. Y
Jean Hess
Paul K. Hess
North Market Street
Council of Christ Lutheran Church
Joseph H. Eshelman
Elizabethtown Exchange Bank
Frank Croman
S. H. Hertzler
Irwin Stauffer
Jeanette
Buddy Stauffer
Barbara Greiner
Charles
J. H. Stern
John Risser
Elizabeth Stern
George R. Breneman
S. K. Barnes
Cora Stern
Christ Oberholtzer
Ira Brandt
R. F Forney
J. M. Shookers
Amos Haldeman
Dr. Treichler
Paul Fry
Walter Wealand
Clayton Witmer
Ross Keller
Guy Gochnauer
Ruth Hartzell
Elizabeth Sweigart
Jane Herr
Effie Shank
Cora Shaeffer
Mary Shaeffer
South Market Street
Pasadena
Calif
St. Paul's United Brethren Church
Zarfoss Hardware
East High Street
Elizabethtown College Band Members Visit Carlisle Church
Eli Keeney and other members of the Volunteer Band of Elizabethtown College rendered a program at the Carlisle Church of the Brethren on Sunday. Prof H H Nye travels to Elgin Illinois for General Mission Board sessions and will preach in western Pennsylvania churches during the trip. Mr and Mrs John Pyle with children stayed with Mr and Mrs Clarence Hostetter in Mastersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman Zeager
J. Clarence Garber
Lancaster County Farm Bureau
Hanover Church
U. S
United States
Christ Reformed Church
G. W. Richards
F. & M. Seminary
Lancaster
Levi Myers
Mildred
John Heck
Erma
Elizabeth
B. M. Meyer
Jédon Barnes
Heston Beinhaur
Janette Beinhauer
Jean Simons
Mary Hertzler
Sheldon Manning
Dorrie Meckley
Erma Steiner
Elizabeth Robinson
Carl Robinson
Catherine Steiner
Martha Witmer
Pauline Hartzell
Almeda Shiesler
Town
Esther Buller
Pearl Hendrie
Mt. Joy
John Fisher
Mayme Risser
Ruth Ober
T. J. Ebersole
Misses Mildredckman
Minerva Martin
Mesaren
Bittinger
Eli Keeney
Elizabethtown College
Carlisle Church of the Brethren
H. H. Nye
Elgin
General Mission Board
Church of the Brethren
Pennsylvania
John Pyle
Clarence Hostetter
Mastersonville
State Adds To Its Tree Honor List
The State Department of Forests and Waters adds photographs of two Pennsylvania trees to its honor list. A Cum berland County elm near Carlisle is 275 years old with a 100 foot branch spread and 17 foot circumference at ground level. A Greason white oak in the same county stands 75 feet high with an 87 foot spread and 13 foot circumference at breast height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Forests and Waters
Pennsylvania
Cumberland County
Greason
Wagoner Gap
Carlisle
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Harrisburg
Robert Greason
Cumberland Valley
M. C. Kennedy
The
Road
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelephia
Astrologer Predicts Hard Luck Next Year For Most
A Paris dispatch reports Professor Raymond, famed for yearly forecasts, predicts bad luck for nearly all of 1926 except President Coolidge, as he retreats to his autumn rest to study forthcoming destinies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
President Coolidge
Paris
Atlanta
Predictions Foreshadow 1926 World Changes and Technologies
The text outlines seer Raymond’s 1926 forecasts including increased American involvement in Europe, President Coolidge aided by financiers, shifts in global crops, hazardous French seas, a new regular air mail link between France and the United States, and early helicopter adoption by armies. It also warns of notable deaths among American and German financiers and a French statesman’s passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire
Dominions
Raymond
America
Coolidge
United States
France
Hungary
Rumania
Russia
Atlantic
Remarkable but Fractured Global Observations Across Regions
The report surveys diverse claims from the Philippines archipelago naming and habitation counts to a seven week revival in Herrin Illinois amid miner clashes. It notes Sahara dunes auto traction nets and extreme travel times, Cleveland malnourished children in nutrition clinics, Panhandle stock ranches subdividing for cotton farming, land value jumps, and inconsistent railway gauges in Colombia.
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the. New Press
Hershey Press
Palmyra American Legion
Philippine Archipelago
Herrin
Illinois
Sahara Desert
Cleveland
Panhandle District
Columbia
South America
Hershey National Bank
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Penna
Anotele Beauty Salon
Marcel
Lebanon Valley
Hershey Department
Hoover
Yuyou Uy Ass. al Family Gifts
Atwater-Kent
Hershey Department Store
Tay
Xian
Gordon Brand