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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
5
Community items note a Chemical Fire Company's Fair January 31 to February 7 at the Engine House and accept donations by truck collection. Also reported are business sales, civic meetings, family events, clergy activities, accidents, births, marriages, and ongoing local appointments in Hummelstown and surrounding areas.
Master Earl Williamson and Charles Rengier visited relatives at Enola over Sunday. Rev. David Yingst and brother Clarence, visited their sister Mrs. Amos Martin near Palmyra on Saturday. Plans are under consideration for a Parent-Teacher meeting in the schoolhouse with several schools represented. A number of railroad employees were laid off recently. Rev. David Yingst Jr left for South Dakota after weeks here.
In a Passing Show bit the colonel orders his orderly to fetch the correct time. When Smith protests he has no watch the colonel demands a written note instead. The exchange highlights a comic clash over timekeeping.
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