Hummelstown Chamber Elects Officers and Community Notes
The Hummelstown Chamber of Commerce names E. Z. Etter as president and S. B. Zerfoss as vice president with J. Earl Brighthill secretary and Alfred Sutcliffe treasurer. Health Board officers are M. L. Nissley president and Wm. Habbyshaw vice president. The week’s events include church meetings, a Sauer kraut supper, a film night, theater plans, senior class activities, birthdays, and local obituaries including Peter Shope and Levi Emerich. Local civic, religious, and social items span multiple organizations and notable residents.
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Hummelstown
Chamber of Commerce
E. Z. Etter
S. B. Zerfoss
J. Earl Brighthill
Alfred Sutcliffe
F. C. Witmer
L. O. Holler
Neal D. Miller
Robert M. Bair
John E. Reager
Otterbein Guild
United Brethren Church
U. B
Lenore Gordon
West Chester Normal School
Peter H. Shope
Wm. B. Shope
West High Street
U. B. Church
Harvey Parker
David Swigert
Town
Wm. Shiffler
Elizabethtown
Obed Foltz
G. W. Hallman
J. H. Curry
Sarah Uhrich
Kanaranzi
Minn
Harry
Robert Curry
Edwin C. Baer
Ladies’ Bible Class
Zion Lutheran Church
Woman’s Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Bureau of Commercial Economics
Washington
L. O. Armstrong
Fjords of America
Star Theatre
Community Club
Ross Nissley
Philadelphia
Sarah Muth
Florence Huber
Harrisburg
John Reager
Ralph C. Gingrich
Williamsport
Evelyn Hower
Anna Hershey
Blanche Shuey
Jennie Crum
Witmer Alwine
Meade Duncan
I. G. Keller
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
John Leiby
Lebanon
J. A. Kilmer
R. H. Glei
Gresh
P. 1K
Ream
Spire
Harry FF
Sanders
Win
Mullin
Alfred Manat
Good Fellowship
Reformed Sturdy School
Claws
Sunda
Ul Suia
Keb
Hudson
Fesex
Summelstown
Gomery Schwartz Motor Car Co
N. Broad St
Zion Lutheran Sunday School
Katie FE. Miller
Florida
Miss Briggs
I, High Street
William Seiple
Pittsburgh
Katherine Ulrich
Mies Blanche Sowers
Wm. Sowers
E. Main Street
Harry Hemperly
David Eweigart
Philadel
Palmyra High School Boy Wins Prize at Harrisburg Exhibit
Jacob Smith a Palmyra High School senior in the Agriculture department won eighth prize in the Potato Exhibit at the State Products Show in Harrisburg. The notice also lists local visits, events, births, and social gatherings including a YMCA fellowship supper, school honors, and community notices.
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Palmyra
Miss Mabel Long Weekend Visit in Union Deposit
Miss Mabel Long of Union Deposit spent the weekend with her brother Ross Long and family.FOR RENT Two garages with concrete blocks and floors near High Street business centre Apply to C A Conrad.
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Mabel Long
Union Deposit
Ross
Long
High Street
Business Centre
C. A. Conrad
Martha Washington Dinner and Chicken Supper Held by Local Clubs
The Senior Ladies Bible Class of alm United Lutheran will host a Martha Washington dinner Saturday from 4 to 8. The Brotherhood Bible Class at Palm United Lutheran plans a chicken and waffle supper on February 6 at 1 West Main Street from 4 30 to 10 p m with chicken corn soup by the quart and desserts. You are cordially invited.
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Martha Washington
Alm United Lutheran Sunday School
Brotherhood Bible
Palm United Lutheran Church
West Main Street
Elizabethtown Bank Directors Elect Officers
Elizabethtown Pa Feb 4 directors of the Elizabethtown Exchange Bank held their annual meeting and organized for the coming year marking the 40th meeting since founding. Officers named: A G Heisey president Allen Coble vice president H J Gish secretary J H Eshelman cashier I H Stauffer assistant cashier J W Risser teller Charles M Greiner clerk B F Kready solicitor. A dinner for staff was served at the Kennewood Hotel.
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Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown Exchange Bank
A. G. Heisey
Allen Coble
H. J. Gish
J. H. Eshelman
I. H. Stauffer
J. W. Risser
Charles M
Riverview
Harrisburg
Bible Institute
Elizabethtown College
Lebanon
York
East Petersburg
Margaret Spangler
Mary Fry
Mabel Eshleman
Minerva Buch Zoblar
James A Sell
S. R. Zug
Ruth Shank Musser
Abram Musser
Mt. Pleasant
Abner Martin
Anna
Harry
Abram Shank
Elmer Kraybill
Rheems
William Morning
Mt. Joy A. A. Dribblers
Mt. Joy
Bible Department
Martha Martin
J. S. Baugher
R. W. Schlosser
H. H. Nye
H. Kh. Ober
St. Paul's United Brethren Church
Christ
H. C. Reedy
Charles C. Young
Vernfield
Mabel Bomberger
James Shisler
Pottstown
Africa
Z. Moore
Lancaster
Rotary Club
Kennewood
Moore
Rotary International
Donald Shaeffer
Walter Shaeffer
Washington Street
Evelyn Gainer
Dorothy Bretz
Pauline Baum
Mildred Spiders
Helene [Chinger
Dorothy Shaelfer
Robert Shaelfer
Jimmie Miller
Mary Bower
Jevelyn Coover
Harry Miller
Russell Rinehart
Meo
EL. A. Titler
Walter Shaelffer
Donald
Doris Shaeffer
Lizzie Dratet
Charles Dillinger
Joy
Irvin Taker
South Poplar Street
Hisboro
Eberly's
Gertrude Albretha
Frank C. Musser
Plany
Lancaster County
J. W. McLanachan
Elizabeth Town Route 2 post office appointment discussed
Elizabethown High School Literary Society met Friday afternoon for a varied program including music mixed chorus dialogue on aviation department as a separate unit debate and piano duet performances under directing staff with Verna Brandt Helen Gordon Kathryn Hol and Emmett Kline among participants.
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Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown High School Literary Society
Arthur Spickler
Mr. Dis
Earl Frey
Emmett Kline
Verna Brandt
Net
Helen Gordon
Kathryn Holsinger
Department of Aviation
Funeral, sales, and notices from Campbelltown area
An infant of David Keller Jr. was buried in U C cemetery last Friday. Local families and visitors attended services and sick visits, with multiple mentions of neighbors from Jonestown Lebannon Shaefferstown HerStey and Annville. A household goods sale is planned for Saturday February 6. C A Lenig died of heart disease at 55 with funeral at his home and interment in Annville cemetery. Fire Company met monthly. A pig was lost near town. France permits 36 000 Jewish families to settle. one family per village rule noted.
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Palmyra
Jacob Smith
Palmyra High School
Harrisburg
Graham and
Turner
State College
Palmyra High
Earl Henry
Ruth_Mauffair
H.D. Speece
First U. B
P.O.S
A. Hall
M. M. Metzgar
Haldeman School
Mae E. Krumbine
Harvey Bender
LeRoy Eckert
Elwood Gordon
Frederick Smith
Blanch Minnic
P.O. S. of A
Lebanon
P. B. Gibble
Palmyra County
Senior
Christian Endeavor Society
First_U. B. Church
Foster Ulrich
Iety
Palmyra Auto Club
Iroquois Theatre
Heidelberg League of Trinity Reformed Church
Dorothy Horstick
Mary Gingrich
Hilda Gingrich
LeRoy Miller
Harry B. Moyer
Palmyra Hi-Y
Covenant
W.M. A
First U. B. Church
First U. 3B
Trinity U. B
Ray Evans
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Electric Company
Jacob Gingrich
Hethichem
Christian
Gingrich
Lawrence Losan
Mauch Chunk
Lawnsdowne
Palmyra Big Five
St. Joseph
Vic Bashore
Ream
Trunk
Woomer
Milton Shand
John Leno
Buck Balmer
Arry Grant
Tonos Wagner
Paul Yoder
Paul Ginder
Otterbein Guild
First UE
Bethany Evangelical Church
T.M. Maze
Uarrisburg
David Arn
Iedward Hennen
Easton
Misa Rena Miller
Marlon Higher
M. R. Fisher
Pil Brewer
Clarence Fisher
Eelizabethtown
Fant Broad Street
RIENT
Palmyra Bologna Company
TOR Cale
Inquire
West Main Street
David Keller Jr
U. C
Jacob Nye
John Nye
Wolfersberger
John Shirk
Jonestown
William Miller
New York
Harry Hamilton
Whitmeyer
Buffalo Springs
S. H. Waltz
Amos Barto
John Howard
Elmer Longenecker
Shaefferstown
Will Evans
Stey
Martha
C. A. Lenig
H. S. Aulenbach
H. K. Kreider
Annville
George
Harry
Reading
Miss Ida
M. S. Long
Elam Felty
Harry Gingrich
H. M. Hostetter
William and Clarence Wagner
Joseph Fitterer
Mr. Fitterer
France
Peach Twig Guides Nissley to Find Water in Pennsylvania Towns
Jonas Nissley of Landisville known as the Sage of Landisville uses a forked peach twig to locate water where instruments fail. Scientists including Prof. Herbert Beck of Franklin and Marshall cannot explain the power, while locals recall a past drought in Ephrata and a modern concrete reservoir as a monument to his divine rod.
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Jonas Nissley
Landisville
Jonas
Herbert Beck
Franklin, and Marshall College
Ephrata
Nissley
Sage of
Crisis of Youth and Parental Control in Modern Cities
A criminologist in New York blames absent religion and lax home life for youths turning away from family guidance. He argues any religion with ethical sanction provides directive influence, while independent dining and separate entertainments erode family unity, risking civilization’s core values.
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Hades
New York
Condensed Statement of Officers and Directors
The document lists officers including President Ezra F. Hershey and Vice Presidents William F. R. Murrie and S. C. Stecher. It also names directors M. S. Hershey John E. Snyder William H. Lebkicher A. W. Siftac! A. G. Riss John A. Landis T. L. McHeffey.
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M. S. Hershey
Wm. H. Lebkicher
John E. Snyder
S. C. Stecher
Wm. F. R. Murrie
Ezra F. Hershey
T. L. McHeffey
The Training of Parents in Home Upbringing
The Dearborn Independent argues for more focus on training parents rather than blaming schools or churches for youth misbehavior. It asserts the home shapes character and calls for expanded parental guidance, citing Chicago social welfare leadership estimating about 200 000 youths in that city.
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Dearborn Independent
Chicago
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