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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1920

Page

5

Hummelstown Local News Roundup of Society, Schools and Fire

The U S Women s Missionary Society met at the church on Feb 5. Scouts reorganized on Feb 2. Engagement announced for Miss Mary E Buser to Daniel Patrick. Mrs Mary J Carpenter buried in Reading. A runaway wagon near Greenvawts yard reported. High School baseball team to organize with about two dozen hopefuls. Jewish War Relief drive details and local quotas. New candy company planned by Harry B Reese. Junior Christian Endeavor organized at Reformed Church. Star Theatre fire scene described. Various social visits and society meetings noted. Fire Co and borough council news include land sale for silk mill expansion.

U. S. Women’s Missionary Society Harry Nissley Scouts William Buser Harrisburg Mary E Daniel Patrick William Patrick Hummelstown Mary J. Carpenter Israel Carpenter U. B Reading Carpenter George Haliman Round Top Main Street Greenawalts Marble Yard Adam Shope Pennsylvania U. S Harry B. Reese R. & R. Candy Co Superior Chocolate and Confectionery Company Reese Reformed Church Star Theatre United Telephone Violet Gingrich Annie Cassel Miss Gingrich Grantville Anna Ebersole Elizabethtown Elizabeth Grove Miss Grove Iva Smith Pearle Kilmer Young Women's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church Russell Stoner Women's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church Harry Laucks Festa Ruth Orpheum Eleie Ferguson Polyclinic Hospital

A Master Salesman

A humorous exchange defines a good salesman as a bald-headed barber who can sell hair tonic. The dialogue hints at wit and selling技巧 framed as a quick quip about persuasion and product appeal.

Lawn News Recaps Local Meetings Sales and Visits

Do not forget the date of the Parents Teacher meeting to be held in the school house here Thursday evening Feb 12. Isaac Risser's sale is set for February 12 with farming implements stock and some household goods to be sold. Mr. Risser plans to move to Elizabethtown. Abram Lehman butchered for Wm Fausnacht Jr at Upper Lawn Wednesday. Mrs Fanny Williamson aided in this function. H B Gingrich traveled to Harrisburg and environs. H M Gruber and I R Lehman also visited Harrisburg. Gingrich Brothers pay 20 cents per pound for real calves 140 pounds or more. Other calves in proportion. Mrs C C Gingrich and Mrs Wm Fausnacht visited Palmyra Friday evening. C C Gingrich and wife attended Frank Hartz funeral at Palmyra. Harry Shearer visited his son William at Hershey last week. Clarence Yingst Mrs David Yingst and Mrs Neri Kaylor visited aunt Mrs John Steinman in Palmerton last week.

George R. Muth Town Grace Saul Harrisburg Carrie E. Hummel Llewellyn Musser White Hill W. Hassler Richwine Sarah Muth Marion Walter Katharine Shull Ruth Kilmer Hershey Robert Zellers Frey's Grove Frey’s Grove Crossing Middletown the Reformed Sunday School Ward Landis John Conn Robert Spire Paul Wolf George Bartels Chemical Fire Co Engine House Antoni di Cleminto Bradley Quarries Herman Rousch Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh Annie Rousch Elizabeth Mutzabaugh South Railroad Street Carrie EK Hummel Gloucester Massa Lower Dauphin County Institute Court House Pelgram Meyer Isaac Risser Risser Elizabethtown Abram Lehman Wm. Fausnacht Jr Upper Lawn Fanny Williamson Pennsylvania H. B. Gingrich H. M. Gruber I. R. Lehman Gingrich Brothers C. C. Gingrich Wm. Fausnacht Palmyra Frank Hartz Harry Shearer William Clarence Yingst David Yingst Neri Kaylor John Steinman Palmerton

NOT COLD Voice of Mother Louise from Orange Peel

A quoted dialogue scene shows Mother Louise noting extreme cold and asking for items while Daughter reports Jack’s presence. The exchange centers on weather and companionship in a concise dialogue fragment.

Louise Jack

When The Mouse Is Away

A husband, after a year of marriage, plans a secret night with friends to dine out and smear red paint. His wife suggests meeting at home where no one is present, and he ends up spending evenings there, while she smiles oddly when he isn’t watching.

Tom Cincinnati Enquirer

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