Local Elizabethtown Notes of Weddings Births and Crimes
Edward R. Kessler and Emma S. Eckinger wed at Christ Lutheran church with a ring ceremony and a breakfast at Emma’s home before leaving for a wedding trip. A New Year’s gathering surprised Aaron Demmy on his birthday with a large guest list and gifts. Daniel Zerphy died of pneumonia at 21, survived by wife and five children. Multiple local notices cover resignations, arrests for alleged tool theft, community visits, marriages, anniversaries, real estate deeds, and social events across Elizabethtown and nearby towns.
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Edward R. Kessler
Tower City
Emma S. Eckinger
George P. Eckinger
Christ Lutheran Church
Frank Croman
Aaron Demmy
East High Street
Demmy
Daniel Zerphy
Church of God
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Robert
Sarah
Samuel Peters
Jacob Zerphy
E. S. Yoder
Mt. Tunnel
G.N. Falkenstein
Charles Barnet
Middletown
Howard Fryer
A. L. Arnold
Harrisburg
Lester Sweigert
John Wolfersberger
Dahlstrom and Greenwood
J. F. McDermot
O. B.S. Construction Company
Philadelphia
State Highway Department
McGranh
Lancaster
Wolfersberger
Rotary
Oliver Osweiler
David Martin
Greenwood
Dahlstrom
Joseph FE. Kapp
Milton Kapp
Emily C. Tschudy
Ortenna Wolgemuth
Juniata College
Huntingdon
South Market Street
Ixdna M. Eleisey
Messiah Bible School
Grantham
A. G. Heiney
Marietta
Mvs
Blarry M. Miller
Miller
Columbian
Campbell
Ruth Campbell
Esther Campbell
Mary Wolgemuth
Colin Lewis
Harvey Hornatius
Wilbur d Hornatius
Mary Baxtresser
John Koch
Ajl. Arnold
Nira
Twat
General Hospital
Earl Miller
Joseph Bundel
Joy
Wealand family attends funeral of Prof Heighes in Manheim
Gathered relatives Mrs Harry Wealand Miss Violet Wealand Mr and Mrs W B Wealand Mrs Elizabeth Nein Miss Annie Wealand Mr and Mrs J R McIlhanahan and daughter Ira Gainer and family attended the funeral of Prof B F Heighes at Manheim. Sherman Shaeffer and son Glenn visited Middletown with Glenn’s mother. Miss Josie Cohick was on the sick list last week. H K Dorsheimer attended a family reunion at Lancaster. Miss Alice Keenard of Philadelphia guests of her father George Keenard on Hanover street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Faul
Josephine Waitz
Lancaster
C. V. Kinsey
Chas. Eshleman
E. F. Yoder
E. L. Haldeman
Lawn
Miller Hershey
Florin
Charles Shaeffer
Upper Hillsdale
Aaron Shaeffer
Jacob Eichler
Harry Eichler
Mary
Elizabeth Kob
Stevens Hill
Ed. Gish
Gon
David Landis
Mary Meckley
Metzler
David Shank
S. C. Gingrich
Mt. Joy
Elizabeth Greider
Susan Garber
Elma Landis
Mary Musser
Mabel Erb
Esther Landis
Bertha Herr
Susan Shearer
Messrs
Harvey Metzler
Amos Musser
Landis Nissley
Roy Breneman
Homer Grayhill
Edison Gingrich
John Bucher
John Landis
Andrew Nissley
J. M. Barber
Klein Chocolate Co
Barber
Nissley Swiss Chocolate Co
Wat. Lebrester
Emma E. Bretz
Thomas J. Bretz
William F. Snavely
Middletown
Philadelphia
I. N. Seldomridge
United Brethren Church
James Carr
S. K. Bitner
Carr
Samuel Kurtz
Abraham EL. Zelphy
Watson C. Hartzel
Elizabethtown
Amos Martin
Watson C. Hartzell
David E. Martin
Henry C. Fahs
J. Ralph Gross
Ezra J. Lehman
John Wolgemuth
Isaac T. Madeira
Philabethtown
I Eizabeth Myer
Bareville
Harley
Doylestown
Frank Weiser
Clarence Herr
Gorham
New Plampshire
Anna Ebersole
J. J. Ebersole
William Grell
Harriett
Stella Oster
C. E. Balmer
Charles Barnet
Sie Cohick
Esther Longenecker
Billmyre
Chisborough
Finn Leight
A.B. Demmy
Harry Heaghy
Margaret Drohan
Margaret Bower
Millersville Normal School
Geo. B. Coblek
Ralph Schlosser
Harry Wealand
Violet Wealand
W. B. Wealand
Elizabeth Nein
Annie Wealand
J. R. MclLanahan
Ira Gainer
B. F. Heighes
Manheim
Sherman Shaeffer
Glenn
Josie Cohick
H. K. Dorsheimer
Alice Keenard
George Keenard
Mazie Keenard
Hanover Street
When an editor makes a mistake GOOD NIGHT
A humorous quip contrasts how various professions handle errors. It notes plumbers double charge, carpenters expect mistakes, doctors hide them, judges codify them, electricians blame induction, preachers go unnoticed, and editors provoke a dramatic reaction.
Golf Guide Quip Shows Hurdles in Beginner Training
A humorous exchange between friends about learning golf suggests practical steps for beginners. The punchline compares practice with bales of mud and a blunt remark about forgetting church, highlighting the chaotic path to skill.
The Cows Cried
A dairy man jokes with a lady about milk quality caused by scarce grass feed. He laments cows crying, and she humorously asks him not to let their tears drop into her milk can. The exchange satirizes poverty and farm conditions in a light, conversation tone.
The Luncheon Optimist Among Wall Street Brokers
A pair of Wall Street men discuss optimism at lunch with one broker redefining the word. A pessimist asks if there is milk in the pitcher while the other requests cream, illustrating differing attitudes in a humorous exchange.
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Wallstreet
January Clearance Sale On Men's And Women's Shoes
Men's and boys gym shoes slippers oxfords and boots offered at clearance prices. Items include patent insert slippers $3.48, Vici Kid Lace Shoes $6.48, Banister shoes $13.48, Gun Metal Lace Shoes $1.48, and Bostonian models $8.81 to $4.81. Women's felt comfy slippers $1.48 and Banister shoes $13.48. Numerous sizes and widths listed with regular values and sale prices.
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Vici
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