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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1925

Page

2

Hummelstown Prepares for Holy Communion and Local Events

Hummelstown observes Holy Communion at the Reformed Church with morning and evening services on Sunday January 25 and preparatory services on Friday January 23. The town reports ordinations, new officers in the Men’s Bible Class, a high school three act play Engaged by Wednesday, church and charity events, births, visits, and a Chamber of Commerce organized with initial officers and 32 paid members.

Palmyra News Roundup Includes Weddings Sports and Club News

Irvin G Balmer and Kathryn A Snyder were granted a marriage license in Hagerstown Maryland. Palmyra clubs report new officers and members and a January 26 automobile club meeting. Palmyra Big Five beat Hershey Travelers 39 to 27 while Palmyra High teams defeated Boiling Springs. Church and social events noted with meetings and dinners, plus local posts on taxes, snow plow talk, and beaver findings near Ford's Creek.

Local Church Groups Host Meetings And Birth Announcement

Helen Zimmerman and Mrs J W Adams chaired a Women’s Bible Class meeting and reception for new members at Mrs George P Hoffer home. Kings Daughters class marked its first anniversary with a reception at Mrs Arthur Duncan’s home. WOMEN’S Christian Temperance Union plans its next meeting at Mrs Ray Rudy’s home on Feb 17 inviting dues. Mr and Mrs Oscar Fors announce birth of a son on Jan 8 at their South Railroad street home. Mrs Fors formerly Ruth Holler. Miss Rebecca Lauver opened a modern Dressmaking Shop at 19 West Second street, graduate of Valentine Dressmaking College Chicago. Frank Strickler lists West Second street property for sale at easy terms. Grammar Gragels boys form Woodwork Club under Prof Greenawalt. officers Elmer Nissley president Burton Hershey vice president Edward Smith secretary Edward Yingst treasurer.

Joseph M. Brighthill D. J. Sassaman Harry C. Cassel Clyde Seiler Michael Mullin George Artels Robert Heisecker Grover C. Buser The Reformed Sunday Young Women's Missionary Guild of the Reformed Church Miriam Ethel Wagner West High Street Ralph C. Gingrich Williamsport Ruth Gingrich J. U. Kilmer Town Laura Muth George Bartels Hershey Jack Gingrich J. A. Kilmer Emma Sutcliffe Atlantic City Alfred Sutcliffe Ruth Sutcliffe Schuylkill Haven Josephine Burkholder West Main Street Victor Hetrick John Eckenroth Mary Brinser Mary Light Myrtle Garrett Annie Burkholder Hummelstown Chamber of Commerce LeRoy O. Holler J. L. Strickler Robert M. Barr J. Earl Brightbill E. Z. Etter J. Earl Brighthill Frank C. Witmer Dorcas Society Bernice Nissley Mary Nissley Edward Rarick Harry Hemperly Simon Rhoads Hummelstown National Bank Banking House Balsbaugh A. B. Shenk F. J. Schaffner J. M. Brighthill W. H. Meyer M. L. Nissley United Brethren Sunday School of Frank Witmer Campbelltown Rising Sun Hotel Ruth Ebersole Alberta Sourbeer Violet Foltz Ruth Swope Esther Miller Eleanor Reigle Rebecca Nesser Katharine Nestor Ada Naugle Lutheran Church W. W. Fox Richard Oliver Deimler Annie Nye George Zerfoss Samuel Zerfoss Boston Annie Earnest Zion Lutheran Church Martz Mannie Earnest Sfrancis PF. Griffith Bethlehem Earnest American Legion Auxiliary Scotland Star Theatre Parent-“Teachers’ Association Uap Wible Closs of Zion Lutheran Sunday School Campbelltawn EH Crom Clayton Habbyshaw Charles Reed Walter Breckenmalker Mra Walter Weber Sunshine United Brethren Sunday School Wiliam Elsenhour Mra. Win Eisenhour Dalay Wert Helen Zimmerman Misa Pearl Smith Mra. Eisenhour Norman Ludwig Earl Farling Ruveell Ricker Emma Miller Mies Daisy Wert Pearl Smith Misa Irvin G. Balmer Palmyra Kathryn A. Snyder Harrisburg Hagerstown Balmer First U. B Clarence Miller Maple Street Roy Keeney Hilda Light Kitty Gernert Peg Fortna Hazelle Gernert Annabelle McGuire Samuel Kiscodden E. Detweiler Keener Jack Davies Altoona Bobbie Kerril Ray Keeney Betty Jane Palmyra Big Five Hershey Travelers Gerlach Ulrich Bashore Palmyra High Boiling Springs U. B. Church Geo. N. Grumbine Elmer Klopp Palmyra Automobile Club George Ferry Sam‘ Farrer A. G. Stauffer E. S. Bashore Harry Zimmerman Annville F. R. Moyer H. G. Newgard George Hemperly Sheridan George Copenhaver R. E. Mountz Richland W. Earl Light C. E. Gingrich Lawn Chas. W. Parks Newmanstown J. Adam Rambler Grantville D. A. Wolf Lebanon R. E. Gerhart Fredericksburg HE. T. Henry J. N. Becker O. Mark Samuel Karver John Lauser Web Noll T. F. Ream D. A. Landis S. Basehore G. T. Brown C. Conway Trinity Reformed Church Father and Sons Paul $. Leinbach Reformed Messenger Palmyra High School Scrubs Wrecking Crew Motley Loard Bruisers Roamers Willow Streets Valley Trust Co J. M. Brandt AW. Carper J. R. Engle D. 2B Blory CC. Gingrich BR. Moyer John Moyer W. J. Hess Us. Moyer A. C. Ober Eeg. Newgard John Rambler Ron Ralph Spitter Schaefferstown Larry Potterger Klemeadher North Radmond Street Palin Lutheran Church Elmer G. Leinbach Stoudinburg Mumma Daniel Hardy Walter Loy John Spangler George Smith Luther Smith Medical Evangels Baltimore Bethany Levangelical Church Paul 4Oyrman Harry Tarte C. J. Zimaherrhdn J. W. Adams George P. Hoffer Kings’ Daughters U. B Arthur Duncan Omen’s Christian Temperance Union Ray Rudy Oscar Fors West Second Street Miles W Lauver Valentine Dressmaking College Chicago Frank Strickler Grammar Gragles Greenawalt Elmer Nissley Burton Hershey Edward Smith Edward Yingst Woodwork Club Harry Eshenbaugh Anna Elizabeth James Helm Witmer Joseph S. A. Conway Lancaster County Principals’ Association Lititz Conway Parker Fred Seldomridge Springville Aldus Anna Seldomridge Rheams Methodist Episcopal Church Eastern Pennsylvania Lancaster Bible Institute McConnell H. K. Ober College Avenue Elizabethtown College Ephrata Men's Brethren Church Manheim Teachers Institute Harry Hartzell McKeesport Margaret Snyder South Market Street Paul Breneman Hofmaster Mt. Joy Elizabeth Plummer Millersville Normal Hawaii S. R. Hertzler Elizabethtown C. L. Baker East Berlin I. W. Taylor Ephrata J. Z. Herr Emma E. Herr Henry R. Herr John S. Longenecker Daniel Lehman Millersville Elias G. Herr New York Bermuda Longenecker New Danville A. W. Brandt Swatara Hill Newville Church John Brinser Samuel Vogle Paul Robert Margaret Russell Baylor Ross Nye Swatara FBI Gertrude Risser Amos Risser Ira W. Franck Virginia Lancaster General Hospital Roy Greider Salunga Risser John $. Kaylor Liberty Band Hall Middletown R. W. Schlosser Carel Roger Bethany Bible Church of the Brethren Sunday School C. R. Groff J. L. Heisey Monroe Miller J, KK. Ober S. Elertzler Blammanton, New Jersey

Birth announcements and community notices in Elizabethtown Chronicle

Elizabethtown residents share births including Anna Elizabeth on January 5, and local families visit relatives. The Ledger reports meetings with Prof. S. A. Conway, Bishop McConnel speaking at Bible Institute, and various social events, weddings, travels, and church activities across Elizabethtown and nearby towns.

Farmers Prefer Jazz Over Market Reports Says Engineer

Dr. Alfred N. Goldsmith, a radio expert, concludes farmers favor jazz programs over market reports. A North Dakota farmer says they doubt market data and suspect someone is trying to mislead them, preferring entertainment to agriculture talks.

Alfred N. Goldsmith North Dakota Dr. Goldsmith

Local Notes Show Community Happenings and Obituaries

Campbelltown residents engage in travel and business changes including Samuel Dissinger heading to Florida and b y Stump buying a Main street garage. Salem church reports growth with 17 new members and parsonage improvements. Lydia Nowlen buried at Salem Cemetery. Community social events, schooling, and local visits fill the week.

Samuel Dissinger Florida Stump Allan Mengle Main Street Lester G. Brandt J. G. Witman C. Gingrich Cadillac Amos Brandt J. E. Eshleman Harvey Linenweaver Overland Amos H. I. Aulenbach Hummelstown Jacob Page Rising Sun Geo. Reigle Elizabethtown Cyrus Salem Reformed Church A. Feltz E. Felty C. A. Bachman D. Shelly M. S. Long Elam Felty Samuel Moyer, Sr Esther Gingrich Elvin Miller Wm. Horst Melvin Deets H. Horst V. Long P. Dundore A. Brandt, Jr Clarence Gingrich Lydia Nowlen Amos Sherrer Salem Cemetery Martin Lebanon Frank, Carper Palmyra Sherrer Henry Nowlen C. K. Witmer

Birthday Surprise Attended by Gruber Family at Lawn

Mrs. Gruber and her family joined a birthday surprise at her son's Lawn home last Sunday. Miss Florence Stoudt and sister and Miss Mary Horst of Elizabethtown visited Harry Nyes. Revival services were held at the U C Church Sunday evening. Mrs. Ida Wolfersberger visited George Grady who is very sick. Miss Lizzie Early of Fontana visited Mrs. G C Wolfersberger.

Gruber Lawn Florence Stoudt Mary Horst Elizabethtown Harry Nyes Sunda U. C Ida Wolfersberger George Grady Lizzie Early Fontana G. C. Wolfersberger

Lutherans Report 54000 Gain In Year

The United Lutheran Church reports 54000 baptized members gained in the past year at the Lutheran executive council meeting in Philadelphia. Council votes to build a women’s college in Pennsylvania, notes Gettysburg College shifts to women only and plans a college in Andrha India. Also expands work among Spanish speakers in the Southwest. Church property value rises by 14000000 with growing Sunday schools and a rise of 164 new ministry students and 37 pastors.

United Lutheran Church Lutheran Executive Council Philadelphia Penney Vania Gettysburg College Andrha India Southwest

Hair Operates Fog Bell at Modern Lighthouse

Strands of human hair act as fog sensors in a coastal light, tying between two supports with a metal link. When fog forms the moisture lengthens the hair and lowers the link to trigger the fog bell electronically. As fog clears the hair tightens and lifts the link, stopping the bell.

Just an electric machine says Cleveland surgeon Crile

Dr George W Crile argues the human body is a machine driven by electricity and chemical reaction with 28 trillion cells acting as tiny wet batteries and brain cells being the most positive while liver cells are the most negative. emotions are electrical stimuli.

George W. Crile Cleveland

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