Collision on Harrisburg Pike Leaves Cars Upside Down
In Hummelstown last Sunday evening Samuel Nein and Earl Stare collided on the Harrisburg pike beyond Swatara creek. Nein’s car lay inverted with him trapped, Stare’s vehicle on its side and two small daughters hurt lightly. Both drivers escaped serious injury. Nein’s car damaged and later driven away. Stare from Chamber Hill and Nein from Hummerstown. A third car approached, causing the crash as they crossed paths. The State car was demolished.
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Samuel Nein
Earl Stare
Stare
Harrisburg Pike
Swatara Creek
Nein
Hummerstown
Chamber Hill
Harrisburg
State
Neii
J. A. Kilmer’s
West Main Street
Brigg
Bob” Briggs
Ira J. Read
Marion J. Hunt
Ralph C. Bray
South
Chautauqua
Harry R. Laucks
C. P. Haehnsen
Dauphin County
Lykens
Altoona
Hachiien
Home Department
Penn State School Association
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Mervin Holland
Hershey
John Burkholder
Pauline Laucks
Mary Brinser
Katherine Brinser
Town
Sarah Shenk
Clarksburg
Mary Hershey
Middletown
Brinser
Hummelstown High School
Rutherford
Eckenroth
Annie Feindt
Richwine
H. R. Sheldon
Lancaster
C. G. Ruf
Sheldon
Isabel Ruof
Hummelstown
Miksa Emily Cummings
Marion Walter
John A. Wagner
West High Street
Marriage License Granted to Conrad and Snyder
A marriage license was granted to Galen O. Conrad of Hummelstown and Anna M. Snyder of Union Deposit. Misses Marjorie Nissley and Katherine Shull spent Friday evening at the Victoria watching Curtain from the Saturday Evening Post. Mrs. Charles Grande of Pocomoke City Md., visits her son John W. Grande at Mrs. Annia Rousch’s home. Miss Marion Walter hosted friends Saturday evening including Emily Cummings Ethel Fisher Florence Huber Jean McHolland Rebecca Kilburn Katherine Shull Sarah Muth Esther Brinser Pearle Kilmer Ruth Kilmer Marjorie Nissley and Mrs. George Bartels and Mrs. Walter Ebersole.
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Margaret Mullin
Ruth Kilmer
C. Holler & Son
A. R. King
J. A. Kilmer
Reading
King
Mr. King
W. L. Balsbaugh
Marion Walter
Sarah Muth
Katherine Shull
Pearle Kilmer
Orpheum Theatre
Kingdom Come
Hummelstown
Chautauqua
Chad
Jack Pickford
Melissa
Pauline Stark
John Fox, Jr
Star Theatre
Walter Hoerner
Violet
Penbrook
John E. Reager
Nelda Kope
Harrisburg
Town
E. R. Donald
Orpheum
John W. Grande
J. J. Fellenbaum
Lizzie Ettele
Barbara Nye
Emma Brinser
Clayton Keller
Mt. Joy
Elizabeth Schaeffer
Lebanon
Alvin Zimmerman
Galen O. Conrad
Anna M. Snyder
Union Deposit
Marjorie Nissley
Victoria
Saturday Evening Post
Charles Grande
Pocomoke City
Annia Rousch
Emily Cummings
Ethel Fisher
Florence Huber
Jean McHolland
Rebecca Kilburn
Esther Brinser
George Bartels
Hershey
Walter Ebersole
Hummilstown
Prospect Romance Preview Sparks Wedding Talk
A flirtatious exchange between Daphne and Jack hints at upcoming marriage plans and shared hardships. Daphne insists on loving through future trials, while Jack downplays current troubles, foreshadowing a romance arc.
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Jack
Daphne
Strange Hobbies of Great Men Through The Ages
The article lists unusual pastimes of famous figures. George Washington kept baby foxes and trained them for tricks. Francis Bacon sketched 12000 grotesque clothing designs and hired models to wear them. Grover Cleveland painted children’s toys at the White House. Fenimore Cooper needed gumdrops to write. Daniel Webster painted cattle faces blue and red for amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Francis Bacon
Cleveland
White House
Fenimore Cooper
Daniel Webster
Mental calculator stuns audience with salary foresight
A lively exchange features a speaker claiming a device can predict next month's salary balance. The other person challenges the feasibility of forecasting every expense so far ahead, while admitting partial stunts in calculation.
Mistake Somewhere in a Family Mock Debate
A brief domestic exchange where a child asserts rabbits bark and eat cabbage per a storybook, while a parent corrects the idea that rabbits bark and questions the book as a source. The dialogue captures a playful clash between imagination and fact.
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Ladies’ Pocket Books
Hershey Department Store
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