Hummelstown social and business notes in local roundup
Faithful Workers' Class hosts Edgar F. Smith sendoff for Cuba. Numerous residents and students visit relatives, attend weddings, and mark holiday events. Bank building open for inspection, officers listed, and Dec 31 dance announced amid widespread local activity and farm equipment figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faithful Workers
Reformed Sunday School
Ward P Landis
Edgar F. Smith
Cuba
Mr. Smith
Hershey Chocolate Company
Ecey
Ward Landis
Henry Spire
Robert Spire
James Mullin
Michael Mullin
Edgar Smith
George Hartwell
Samuel Wood
Harper Nissley
Earnest Spangler
Samuel Smith
Harold Ludwig
Paul Birnser
Earl Bauer
Clair Cassel
Jesse Schaeffer
Richard Davis
Lenore Gordon
West Chester Normal School
Newton Gordon
Minnie Haehnlin
Montreal
Canada
Walter
Gresh
Lehigh University
Park Cassady
Swatara
Jane Hummel
James Fox
Yale University
Mary F Ox
Blanche Muth
Drexell Institute
Philadelphia
Laura Muth
George Robert Graeff
Penbrook
Mae Emma Rhinesmith
Hanoverdale
Zion Lutheran Church
C. G. Leatherman
Leatherman
Russell Zeiters
Samuel Zeiters
Mary Ellen Hahn
Highspire
Hummelstown National Bank
Main
Railroad Streets
Blake Shop
Harrisburg
W. L. Balsbaugh
Frank C. Witmer
F. J. Schaffner
A. B. Shenk
J. M. Brighthill
W. H. Moyer
M. L. Nissley
Jay Mumma
East High Street
Mary Grove
New York
D. C
Frank Nye
Washington
Joseph Prof
Bertram M. Light
Perkasie
Elizabeth Baer
Middletown
C. A. Conrad
Reno McCauley
Annville
Ethel Hartz
Downingtown
Samuel Hartz
W. Main Street
George Bartels
Hershey
Hummelstown
Marion Walter
Sarah Muth
Russell Gleim
Ethel Fisher
Joseph Mumma
Buffalo
East Main Street
J. R. Donald
J. A. Kilmer
Philip Rath
Germantown
William Rath
J. P. Dieffenderfer
Dieffenderfer
F. J. Kaffner
J. W. Buch
Matys
Elizabethtown
Mary Nissley
M. M. Shuey
Klummelstown
Local Residents Report Hunting Trip Returns and Christmas Visits
Palmyra and Bainbridge residents report successful hunts with game plentiful in Pike county. Several families visit relatives and attend church events as Christmas festivities continue, with weddings and evangelistic meetings noted in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Martin Krady
Palmyra
Menno K. Stoner
Bainbridge
Pike County
H. S. Wagner
S. D. Basehore
Detroit
Mich
William Spancake
Lebanon
P. B. Gibble
U. B
Fredericsburg
Roy Stutzman
H. R. Seltzer
H. E. Shiffler
Frank Miller
Shellsville
Ray Conrad
Bethany Evangelical Church
A. W. Brownmiller
Harrisburg
Henry Early Sr
Daniel Early
Maggie Carmany
Martha Early
John H. Light
Joseph Baldwin
Yeagley & Hershey
J. Huber Krady
Oaklyn
New Jersey
Wilson Krady
Maplestreet
Stanton Bordner
Huber
Ray Brehm
Ina
Schaefferstown
Frank Auman
Sara
Kathryn Auman
Ruth Henry
Irvin Spancake
Philadelphia
Robert Jack
Pennsylvania Motor Patrol Urges Drivers to Obey Rules
The piece praises Pennsylvania’s new motor patrol for reducing accidents and protecting pedestrians. It warns drivers who ignore laws and middle of the road behavior and urges citizens to support patrols by strictly observing regulations and bearing fines for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Lime drives Dauphin soil improvement drive in county report
County Agent R. R. Burtner today issued figures from the Dauphin County Agricultural Extension Association showing nearly 4000 acres treated with acidity correcting substances in the past year. Burned lime tonnage, lime demonstrations, and soil testing supported a campaign to boost lime as a soil improver with hits on timothy clover and alfalfa rotations. Mayor Musser predicted a Lancaster population of 110000 in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin County
R. R. Burtner
Dauphin County Agricultural Extension Association
Harrisburg
Association For Soil Improvement
Michigan
Timothy
Middletown
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Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Musser
Lancaster
Big Brother
Brown Oxfords
Men’s Florsheim
Oxfords
Rialto
Men's Florsheim Boots
Rialto Black Kid
Norweigan Callam
Hershey Department Store