Elizabeth town notes include sales and social visits
Elizabeth town items report a garage sale of the late Christian Shank two story frame house for 4950 to Jonas Ebersole, visits by Winns and relatives, plan for Klein Chocolate Company to build a factory in Denver with a milk receiving station, a Hagerstown wedding of J Frank Alwine and Mary E Sloat, missionary program at the Church of the Brethren, and various local society and business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lebzelter
Lancaster
John and
Alois Martin
Ontario
Canada
Jonas Ebersole
Christian Shank
South Market Street
Benjamin Burkholder
Bainbridge
C. V. Kinsey
Vernon
Columbia
W. Renick
Monroe Sweigert
Central Music Store
Walter Heisey
Wilmington
Del
Daniel Heisey
Sarah Roser
Harriet Stark
East Petersburg
Susan S. Acker
Mastersonville
Fletcher Miles
Middletown
J. E. Miles
East High Street
Klein Chocolate Company
Elizabethtown
Denver
Joseph W. Mohn
J. Frank Alwine
J. L. Alwine
Park Street
Mary E. Sloat
Emmett Herr
Mabel Eshleman
Kreider
W. F. Brenneman
National Cook Register Co
Dayton
Ohio
Liza Keller
Levi R. Ebersole
Samuel Peters
Daniel Zerphy
Priscilla Deimler
Sherman Shaefler
Roy Shaefler
Vera Llershey
Templet University
Philadelphia
College Avenue
Walter Shaeffer
Justine
Lititz
Elizabeth Ingey
Coney
Cora
Jovelyn Shaeffer
Peter M. Butt
The
National Bank
Funeral Services for Mary Lieffman Held in Palmyra
Mrs. Mary Lieffman’s funeral was held from her Palmyra home on Wednesday with services at Fishburn’s church and interment in the adjoining cemetery. Attending were Amos B. Shearer, Mr. and Mrs. Peter D Gruber and Lena, and Mr. and Mrs. J G Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos B. Shearer
Peter D. Gruber
Lena
J. G. Knight
Mary Lieffman
Palmyra
Fishburn
Funeral attendees and local happenings in Vian area
In Vian and vicinity, residents attended the funeral of Frank Shiffer and visits included Mrs. A I Winters and daughter Anna, Mrs. John Stark, Miss Grace Ulbrich, Miss Fannie Ulbrich, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shenk, Mrs. Hiram Landis, and Angeline Wilman. Local social life featured revival services at Campbelltown, a well attended prayer meeting at A I Winters, family visits among Oberholtzer and Shepler households, and Sunday School and preaching at Fishburn’s. Several residents were seen visiting Lebanon and Clifton, with ongoing community notices and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vetter
Amos B. Shearer
Lebanon
John McCorkle
John Felty
William Gruber
Elizabethtown
Ezra Stauffer
Harry F. Gruber
D. B. Kieffer
Middletown
Joseph M. Brandt
Phares Hein
Monroe Bricker
Vernon
Henry Templin
Emma German
J. S. Farrer
Deodate
John F. Booser
Amos Shearer
J. C. Felker
John Gopher
Conewago Township
Beverly
Vian
Amy Brandt
Myra
Mary Kulp
Aaron Gingrich
William B. Brandt
Hershey
Martha Shearer
Anna Hoffer
Garfield Bachman
Annie Fieand
Hummelstown
Fishburn
George Greiner
Katherine
William Hamilton
Derry
Elam Risser
John Slesser
Sand Hill
Jacob G. Geiman
Sarah Gruber
Swatara Ifill
Myrtle
Beulah Kline
Frank Shiffer
A. IX. Winters
Anna
John Stark
Grace
Fannie Ulbrich
Joseph Shenk
Hiram Landis
Angeline Wilman
Samuel Loisey
Edith
Erma Shepler
Pannie Uhrich
Campbelltown
A. SK. Winters
Frank Brehm
Harry Smith
Abraham Oberholtzer
R.G. Shepler
Llary Blamiston
Charles Shepler
Hlummelstown
Angelina Witman
Mir
RG. Sheplers
Harry Longenecker
A. GB. Shenk
Hoffman
Fishburn’s
Paul Uhrich
Clifton
Local News Sketch of Norman Whistler and Mrs Wolford
Norman Whistler staying with brother Charles left Thursday for Carlisle. Mrs. Chester Wolford and her daughter Violet were shoppers in Lebanon on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Whistler
Charles
Carlisle
Chester Wolford
Violet
Lebanon
Lonesomest place found in human heart rather than town
A traveler named Tristan d Acunha was cited as the loneliest spot but true loneliness lies in the human heart. The piece contrasts isolated island life with bustling New York City and concludes loneliness ends when people reach out with affection loyalty and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristan d’Acunha
South America
New York City
New York
Ring Repartee Amid Humorous Pugilist Taunts
A colorful ring exchange features a talkative colored boxer claiming he was born with boxing gloves. His opponent retorts with sharp humor and a grim tease about a fatal outcome. The back-and-forth captures the era’s stubborn bravado and sportsmanship.
Somnambulist Joke Sparks Father Son Banter
A comic exchange revolves around a sleep walker and a father labeling a married man who talks in his sleep as a gambler. The joke paints a light portrait of risk and marriage with a country humor tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
War-weary chicken found near old farm house
It Might Pat and Sandy reconnoiter around an old farm house and find a war-weary chicken. Pat cheers at the thought of supper while Sandy cautions to keep it for tomorrow in case it lays an egg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Sandy
There's More Like Him in Advertising Wisdom
A town storekeeper recalls one advertising attempt that nearly ruined him as people flooded in and bought almost all his stock, repeating a lesson on the risks and rewards of promotion.
Change of Scene Manager Dialogue Sketch
A brief dialogue depicts a scene where an office boy explains he was absent due to stomach pain. The manager questions the absence. the boy jokes about swallowing misery and lingering discomfort, referencing prior back pain.
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Elizabethtown News
Bachmansville
Vian News
Morton
Dr Scholls
Dr. Schalt
Hershey Department Store
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