Reformed Church Elect Officers In Hummelstown PA
The Reformed Church consistory elected J M Krightbill as president Grover C Kuser as secretary Harry C Cassel as financial secretary D J Sassaman as treasurer and Clyde Seiler as benevolent fund treasurer for the coming year Meanwhile events include postponement of the Senior class play Off Stage to February 23 and 24 due to Star Theatre remodeling. Also noted are visits and social events by local residents and routine notices from the Chemical Fire Company and Women’s groups.
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Hummelstown
The
Reformed Church
J. M. Krightbill
Grover C. Kuser
Harry C. Cassel
D. J. Sassaman
Clyde Seiler
Benevolent Lund
Star ‘Theatre
John C. Curry
Kanaranzi
Minn
Lawin C. Kaer
Mars
J. A. Kaimer
Ralph Gingrich
Williameport
John E. Reager
Kk. Donald
Arrisburg
William Whitteck
Wiliam Sohr
Lehigh University
John Whottock
Walter Shue
Harrisburg
Ana Mars
Aurea Sutcille
Monaay
F. L. Kummel
Luesaay
Philadelphia
le Allenceda
Evan G.bauger
Mar
John Burkholaer
Warren Ebersole
Faurne Stover
Arvila Jxautz
Vivian Khoerner
Helen Khaie
Dorothy Roth
Kathryn Zellers
Eleanor Gelnet
Ethel Keder
Violet Kshencur
Mary Lelle Goshert
Evelyn Sowers
Ethel Aueman
William Karmony
Demaia Waiters
Kyron Smith
Kenneth Khabtyshaw
Kichata Crook
William Fox
Leitert Alwein
Lewitt Cakum
Leste Hheigie
Woodrow Levan
Kermit Seitz
Kay Deimler
Lenore Gordon
Annie Kurkholder
Mary Ebersole
Harry Ebersole
Karry Eversole
John Kurkholaer
Myra Jean Ebersole
Chemical Fire Company
No. 1
Komer Hi. Strickler
Ko Sana Street
I’. L. Hummel
H. Z. Gebhardt
G. W. Ludwig
United Brethren Dorcas Society
George Heffer
Kay Hicerner
George Balsbaugh
Levi Emerick
K. Guy Greenawalt
Sarah Muth
Conrad K. Curry
Bertram Light
Mark Sleichter
Russell Gleim
Ross Nissley
Clara Wailen
Mae Kennengher
Jan Crum
Esther Miler
Grace Lebo
Marjone Nissley
Llorence Aliwein
Mass Anniels
Nye
Lyaia Considine
Myrtle Garrett
Marion Wailer
V.rs
George Lartels
Muth
Curry
Murs
Nissley
Light
Sureay Sc
Ast
Main Street
Grove
Jie
Samuel B. Zerfoss
Stummelstown
Good Cheer
Methodist Church
Wood
Star Theatre
Neal D. Miller
Tin Keigle
Dr. P.M. Layman
Mr. Dreigle
Harry Luckenbill
Frank Luckenbill
West Main Street
Ethel Hartz
New York City
Minnie Stecher
Minnie Quigley
Palmyra
A. L. ‘Myer
Beavertown
Clayton Smith
Valentine party entertains Zion Lutheran pupils
The Junior Department pupils of Zion Lutheran Sunday School enjoyed a Valentine party hosted by teachers at Mrs. Raymond Zellers home on Saturday afternoon. Several locals are noted in town events including engagements and openings.
Musicale highlights Gingrich family in Harrisburg event
In Palmyra a Wednesday Club Musicale at Fahnestock Hall featured Hilda and Esther Gingrich with Hilda on cello and Esther on piano. The bulletin notes births, a funeral, civic club talks, local society meetings, and Palmyra High activities amid village notices.
For Rent and Local Notices From Palmyra
Classified items include a rental notice with Rasemens Belek bail ending and hot water, a janitor position for Trinity Reformed Church, and a bungalow for sale at 203 Bent Broad street Palmyra Pa with new garage. plus local anecdotes about a Studebaker snow plow and a lively bowling alley scene with pins totals and colorful remarks from Palmyra.
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P L. Shuey
Punk Ream
Harry Grant
Ream
Punk
Grant
Red Stover
Palmyra
Rube Stauffer
Paul Zimmerman
Lebanon
Carl Brandt
J. N. Olweiler Active In Boy Scout Work
Elizabethtown PA Feb 18 Officers of the Lancaster Scout Council appointed J N Olweiler of Elizabethtown to the committee on Educational Publicity at a meeting on the Hotel Brunswick in Lancaster. The report notes local debates by Elizabethtown College teams on League of Nations questions and a diphtheria case affecting area families plus various community notices and upcoming Rotary joint charter event.
Fire in Mt. Joy home. soot causes blaze in chimney
A fire on Thursday morning at A. M. Brandt’s home on 54 East Hummelstown Street was sparked by soft coal soot in the chimney. The Fire Company arrived but flames were extinguished without aid. Samuel Haines bought two building lots on High Lawn Avenue. Mrs. Arabell Fletcher Levenight, wife of John Levenight, died at her East Donegal Township residence from acute indigestion, aged 56, after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 pm from the Fletcher home. Christ G. Groff’s funeral occurred on Saturday at 9:30 am from his West High Street home and 10 am at the Church of the Brethren, with interment at Green Tree Cemetery. Lester Sweigart of Harrisburg is visiting his home here recuperating from a recent illness.
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Palmyra
Jacob M. Gingrich
Hilda
Esther
Fahnestock Hall
Harrisburg
Esther Gingrich
Alfred Achenbach
Samuel Etten
Hershey Hospital
Irwin Allwein
Francis Miriam
Hi-V Club
Raymond Kreider
Florida
John Tshudy
North Railroad Street
Tshudy
U. B
Alice
John
Walter
Town
William
Manheim
Ralph Weiser
Harry Heisey
Hershey
Isaac
Bachmansville
Harry
Elizabethtown
Mary
Henry Nye
C. B. Neibert
The
Valley Trust Co
W. Eugene Miller
West Main Street
David Kreider
East Main Street
Lebanon Valley Glee Ub
Paul Zimmerman
Troquois Band
Harvey H. Brandt
Harry Drescher
William HI
Early
Irvin’ Balmer
Harvey Hartman
Ili Shearer
Stanley Brandt
Charles S. Noll
Paul Brewer
Harvey Plattman
Ugene Helm
Palmyra High School
Clarissa Shenk
Railroad Street
Stella 15
Lester M.wheeler
Russell Wheeler
Marysville
Hagerstown
Berry J. Plummer
St. Paul's U. S
Wm. Penn High School
Harrisburg Tech
Tech High
South
Pbth
Morrie M. Moyer
Convention of State School Directors Association
Mies Carrie Forney
Middletown
Frank Witmeyer
Wm. Bowman
Lebanon
Varrisburg
Lancaster Scout Council
Robert L. Cruse
J. N. Olweiler
Brunswick
Lancaster
Elizabethtown College
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
United States
League of Nations
Desmond Bittinger
Eli M. Engle
John B. Trimmer
Menno J. Brunk
Lebanon Valley
Homer W. Weidler
Donald D. Kulp
Alfred M. Heisey
Henry M. Gingrich
LeRoy Fegley
Charles A. Klein
Brucie Dehiney
Elmer Keiser
Albert Seldomridge
Jere Fenninger
Amelia and
Lonella
Gene John Fenninger
Upper Leacock
Samuel Ebersole
South Market Street
John Wo
Abram Myers
Jacob
Amos Gribe
Christ Reformed Church
Mt. Tunnel
Fred Mishop
Genesee
Potter County
Pennsylvania State School Directors Association
Josie Cohick
College Ave
Yoder
Church of God
Masonic Homes
Princess Bonnie
Delphian Society
Public Library
Moore Theatre
Paul Ricker
Bridge
Ulrich Building
Benjamin W. Stauffer
Maude Shaeffer
Lizzie Shaeffer
Washington Street
B. G. Stauffer
Rapho Township
Howard Shaeffer
Anna Miles
Lohengrin
Samuel Shaeffer
Anna
Kenneth
Howard Benjamin
Towns
G. Stauffer
Naomi Stauffer
Chickies
Eli Shank
Joy
Paw Desher
Rheema
Mabel Ishleman
Bertha Pfautz
Reta Brubaker
Cleo Brandt
Elmer Good
East Brummelstown Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Risser's Cemetery
Arning Brubaker
Bellaire
Elzabethtown High School
Nelson E. Wambaugh
Mertazler'a Bros
LW. Brandt
Near Town
J. S. Simone
East Washington Street
Mia
Anna Bechtel
Aldinger
Albert Ieshenbaugh
KAGAQ
Brunewick Hotel
Mt. Joy
Lititz
Samuel Haines
High Lawn Avenue
Davencamp
Mt. Iy Oy
A. M. Brandt
East Hummelstown Street
Arabell Fletcher Levenight
John Levenight
Fletcher
East
Donegal Township
Levenight
Emlen
Marietta
Maytown
Christ G. Groff
West High Street
Church of the Brethren
Green Tree Cemetery
Lester Sweigart
Private sale of Campbelltown household goods to move to Virginia
Campbelltown resident Lam offers private sale of household goods east of town on Yeagley farm before moving to Virginia. Local news notes Mrs Shelly of Reading visiting relatives, Ida Gish visiting G Wolfersberger, and Alvin Carmany in Cuba. An school fundraiser entertainment is set for Saturday February 20 at 7 30 pm with the Clarion Quartet from Palmyra and a candy sale to follow.
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C. A. Lam
Yeagley
Virginia
Robert Shelly
Reading
Ida Gish
Brandt
Eden
Lancaster County
G. C. Wolfersberger
Elmer Geiman
Alvin Carmany
Cuba
Hershey
Piano Fund
Clarion Quartet
Palmyra
J. G. Witman
A. M. Brandt
George Brandt
Harry Wolfersberger
Philadelphia
Edna Grubb
Duncannon
James G. Witman
Addison Wolfe
Musicale at Reformed Church Delights Few Attendees
Sunday afternoon musicale at the Reformed Church drew a small crowd yet offered an excellent program enjoyed by all. Grant Foreman installs a bath in his new east town home. Mr Wagner the Hockers-Mer electrician wired tenant home of John D er.
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Grant Foreman
East End
Mr. Wagner
Hockers- Mer
John D
Foster Tea Frye's Corner
A child reflects on school lessons about Earth and evolution and the father’s shrugging replies. The narrator contrasts a teacher’s theories with a parent’s claimed ignorance while noting how schooling widens the gap between child and father.
Pinchot Administration Costliest to The State
George Nox McCain writes in the Public Ledger that Governor Pinchot’s administration has been the costliest in Commonwealth history. He notes Pinchot campaigned on economy and reform and cites official figures showing expenditures rising rather than improving Harrisburg finances.
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Pinchot
Commonwealth
George Nox McCain
Public Ledger
Harrisburg
Governor Pinchot's Administration Leads in Spending
The article compares five state administrations, noting Governor Pinchot has spent $51,020,852 more than Governor Sproul in the first three years of his term and projects further increases by year end. It cites an official comparative statement showing totals across the administrations.
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Pinchot
Sproul
Hershey National Bank Condensed Statement December 31 1925
Bank officers listed including Hershey Hershey president and Lebkicher Snyder Stecher Treasurer and Vice Presidents. The report shows resources such as cash and reserve due from banks and loans and investments as of December 31 1925 per comptroller.
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Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, PA
M. S. Hershey
Wm. H. Lebkicher
John E. Snyder
S. C. Stecher
Wm. F. R. Murrie
Ezra F. Hershey
T. L. McHoeffey
THE
Hershey National Bank
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Bershey Press
Hershey Press
Zion Lutheran Sunday School
Raymond Zellers
J. L. Strickler
Penns Grove
N. J
Phyllis Blackburn
Cumberland State Normal School
Shippensburg
George Blackburn
Gilbert Killough
Samuel
Detroit
Curt Shoop
Wm. H. Longenecker
Longenecker
Hilda Baker
Harrisburg Hospital
Lastriday
Harry Gruber
Ben Michael
Shoemaker
Frantz
A. Moyer Hummel
J. B. T. Club
East High Street
George Edwards
Squire J. T. Remsburg
Roy B. Brighthill
Remburg
John Street
J. Paul Hummel
Brownstone Lodge
Masonic Hall
Frank Bowman
William Bowman
Katharine Ulrich
Katharine Hummel
Mary Knull
Norman Johnson
Stewart MacDonald
Saje
Gingrich
Campbelltown
Foster Tea Frye’s Corner
Paifits
Nie
Donald Monro
Moses
Bebeeewan Trust Funds
USA
Washington’s
Mon
Billie Burkes
Washington
Queen Ann Atyle
Tony Penton
Brooma
Brooms
Asia
Duco
Hershey Department Store