Campbelltown Community Notes Mention Services and Visits
An orchestra formed in Sunday School with Harry Flickinger leading. Revival at U C Church sees six converts. Messiah Miller dies at 49 after illness. funeral at U C Church led by Rev. Slabach and Rev. Gingrich. Interment in church cemetery. Various local visits, illnesses, and events noted including births, court service, and a Blighty London quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Flickinger
Flickinger
U. C
Messiah Miller
Frank I. Slabach
Gingrich
Miller
Lizzie Early
Fontana
G. C. Wolfersberger
Aaron Blouch
Shultz
Annville
Annville Widow Louise Shultz Dies at 61
Mrs Louise Shultz widow of Adam Shultz died at her South Cherry Street home after a long illness. Survived by children Samuel Minnie Leah Anna and Susan living in Annville Womelsdorf and Rockville. She was 61 years old and funeral services were held at the Showers home and Evergreen Cemetery conducted by Rev DeLong and Rev Dengler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Shultz
Adam Shultz
South Cherry Street
Samuel
Minnie
Albert Betz
Leah
John Showers
Anna
John Mauffair
Womelsdorf
Susan
Solomon Mengel
Rockville
Christ Reformed Church
Showers
Evergreen Cemetery
DeLong
Dengler
Lebanon Valley College
Hummelstown
Carrie Goss
Harrisburg
C. E. Shenk
E. E. Bender
Jacob Detweiler
John Tice
A. E. Shroyer
Jacob Light
Annville
Oscar Light
William Boltz
Home Study Circle
Annie Kreider
Department of Agriculture
John E H. Light
Lebanon
Christian H. Snyder
Eustontown
Lydia K. Hostetter
Harvey H. Snyder
Cleona
Rebecca Martin
Hebron
Cleona United Brethren Church
Cleona U. B
C. V. Henry
John H. Gingrich
Geo. W. Stine
E. A. Henry
O. S. Light
John H. Sherk
Emily Sheffy
Samuel T. Meyer
Alfred I. Mills
Philadelphia
The Winning Way Lovin and Song In Work
A Houston Post courtesy piece celebrates loving care in work, pairing small joys with effort to make tasks seem lighter and yield broader praise. It links deliberate kindness and pride to quality results that echo back to the worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post
Alibi Constructions and Train Fares in Ragged Dialogue
A fragment mixes dialect dialogue about proving one’s alibi by prayer meeting while denying a card game. A traveler asks a cabbie for a fare to Latchford and for his luggage, with the cabby replying simple costs and free luggage handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Latchford
Cabby
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Campbelltown
Heffner
Allentown
Evangelical Church
Lawn
Isaac Brandt
John Walters
Enola
Frantz
Irvin Good
H. M. Hostetter
Ben. Kreider
Jacob Nye
Palmyra
John Nye
Mt. Pleasant
Rebecca Wolfersberger
Irvin Long
Rebecca Moyer
Mt. Joy
Babbitt
A. D. S. Olive Oil
Chuck
Hershey Department Store
Hershey, PA
J. T. Spangler
Westmoreland County
G. D. Gossard
Baltimore
Hershey
C. M. Coover
New York City
Irvin Herr
Alfred Strickler
J. E. Gilman
United Brethren Church
Washington Corner
College Auditorium
Harvey Horst
East Main Street
Kreider
Updegrove
Maple Street
Horst
Liskey
Virginia
Shanaman
East End
A. S. Hostetter
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