Hummelstown News social visits and events recap
A local roundup details visits and gatherings around Hummelstown and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs D A Smith, Mrs Harriet Forest, Miss Carre E Hommel, Mrs Susan Blessing, and Mrs Elizabeth Frantz. The Star Theatre engagement and Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid Society activity are noted along with travel by Mrs Kidder and Mrs Harry B Lavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Smith
H. Workman
Amy Workman
Harold Lohead
Emma Workman
Frank Keller
Hartisburg
David Bender
Harriet Forest
Mount Joy
Afiss Carne FE
Hummel
John Walters
Pahayra
Frank Frantz
Mi Joy
Carre E. Hommel
Susan Blessing
Elizebeth Frantz
Harrisburg
Abs
Abs. Pronty
Joseph
Aiss Viola Cassel
Irvin Cassel
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Aid Society
Zion Lutheran
Harry B. Laveris
Reading
Kidder
Lebanon
A. Ro King
Christmas Plans Highlight Local Activities and Notices
An American Legion smoker was held in the Masonic Hall on Monday evening. Christmas events include a cantata The Wondrous Light at Zion Lutheran Church on December 21 with named soloists. Local updates mention real estate, bank director elections, a white Christmas service, trees for sale, a candy company and post office holiday mail advice. William Shuey is seriously ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Masonic Hall
Legion
Thomas O. Mitman
Stults
Zion Lutheran Church
J. Ro Martz
Maude Baker
George W. Karmany
Richard B. Earnest
Katherine Conrad
William Flowers
Harrisburg
Frank Frantz
J. J. Ruff
Florence
New Oxford
Connell
Samuel Wolf
BB. Earnest Real Estate Agency
West Main Street
Charles B. Smith
Philadelphia
Wolf
Aliss
Caroline G. Schaffner
Hood College
Frederick
Maryland
P. J. Schaffner
Samuel Dick
Ruth
Perkasie
F. G. Keller
Wn National Bank
Hummelstown
F. C. Witmer
Reformed Church
Allen Snavely
Mt. Gretna
BR. and R. Candy Company
Strickler
William Shuey
Death of Mildred A Mutzabaugh
Mildred A. Mutzabaugh daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Mutzabaugh died Wednesday afternoon December 10 1919 after a brief illness. She was popular with town youth and planned to take part in Methodist Church Christmas exercises and in the public school entertainment. Funeral services were held Sunday December 14 at 7 p.m. at Frank Keller's home Railroad Street conducted by Rev King and Rev Skeeth. Interment followed in Duncan Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred A. Mutzabaugh
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
Methodist Church
Frank Keller
Railroad Street
King
The
Reformed Church
Skeeth
Duncannon Cemetery
House Passes Sugar Control Bill Through 1920
The House approved the Senate bill extending the Sugar Equalization Board through 1920 by 256 to 34. War time price and movement controls remain in force while conference talks decide licensing control and possible requisition of stocks or refineries. Debate criticized the bill for repealing licenses and the Sugar Board's embargo powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Sugar Equalization Board
Congress
House Committee
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Fordney
Michigan
Equalization Board
Great Britain
France
Italy
United States
Agriculture Committee
Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tyson
Florida
Holly
Laurel
Poinsettas
Jerusalem
Hershey Department Store
Mildred Mutzabaugh
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