Chamber of Commerce To Hold Luncheon in Hummels town
The newly organized Chamber of Commerce in Hummels town plans a luncheon Friday in the Reformed Church focal room. Membership stands at 105 with more applications. Committee members and local merchants are named, and other town notices follow, including sales, rentals, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown
Chamber of Commerce
the Reformed Church
Ward P. Landis
J. A. Kulmer
Harry M. Miler
J. Landis Strickler
Chawman
Charles J. Wolfe
Morris M. Engle
Clarence A. Conrad
Walter M. Shoop
Homer H. Strickler
International Motor Company of New York
the Motor Company
Central Pennsylvania Lumbermen’s Association
J. M. Brighthill
The
Reformed Church
Ladies’ Mite Society
J. Leon Cole
Hershey
Nye
Jacob Shope
West Main Street
Joseph Shanaman
Dauphin County Firemen’s
Fire Co
E. R. Donald
Harrisburg
J. E. Reager
R. H. Gleim
Town
Reading
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
F.G. Keller
J. A. Kilmer
Charles W. Stroeble
Pauline Stroeble
Mary Fasnacht
Lancaster
Ida Scott
Steelton
Minnie Basom
Nile Crist
Gordon Warfield
Lemoyne
Edward Allwine
Water Street
Joseph Early
Richard Taylor
West End
Mark Sleichter
Walter Breckenmaker
Eastern Star
Sam
L. H. Reinhart
S. P. Hoover
Cameron Avenue
Jacob Landis
S. Railroad Street
American Legion
U. BK
Kiwanis Club
Fishman
Curtis
Bird
Jacob Rhan
West Second Street
John Alleman
Emma Mensch
Perkasie
Mensch
Rebecca Sutcliffe
New York
Tharry R. Davucks
Paul Wolfersberger
Christian Wolfersberger
Jeh Smith
Pearl
Martha
Dutford Kaufman
Minnie Quigley
Palmyra
Minnie Stecher
Frank Schaeffer
Palmdale
West Maing St
AJ. Hoover
George Gordon
Tamaqua
Eliis Baler
Lebanon
Maggie Balmer
Ilizabethtown
Newton Gordon
Clayton B. Keller
Joy
Mra
Mred Randabaugh
Francia Landabaugh
N. Landis Street
Palmyra Lutherans Approve Union Forming Palm United Church
Palmyra Pennsylvania March 12 leaders announce almost unanimous merger of aim Lutheran Church and St John’s Palmyra to create Palm United Lutheran Church. The new body will join East Pennsylvania Synod and begin joint worship soon with planned building of a modern church edifice. Reverend Stanley Billheimer to lead merged congregation with services alternating between Palm Church and St John’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Aim Lutheran Church
St. John’s
United Lutheran Church
Susquehanna
East Pennsylvania
Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
Palm Church
M. R. Fisher
Melchair Ricker
Palm United Lutheran Church
East Pennsylvania Synod
Joint Council
United Congregations
St. John's
Stanley Billheimer
Bellegrove
Colebrook
St. Paul’s
Annville
Harry R. Seltzer
Morris M. Moyer
Palmyra American Legion
St. Joe Quintet
Lebanon
Lebanon County
H. G. Snavely
Thomas H. Leedom
United States Army
Coast Artillery Service
Hawaiian Islands
New York
H. S. Wagner
A. B. Koch
Jacob Achenbach
John Palm
Eugene Behm
Joe Rudseille
John Flowers
Howard Bentz
Apollo Minstrels
Jobn H. Shiffler
Harold A. Shertzer
Kansas City
West
Paul Zimmerman
Philadelphia
Isaog Detweiler
Clarence Zellers
Middletown
Sr. Manwiller
Tlarrisburg
Palmyra High
Annville High School
Annville High
Red & Gun Club
American Legion Hall
Amos Stover
Frank Dietrich
Farmy
John Howell
Harry Miller
Howard Rutter
Geo. Grumbine
South Railroad Street
Paul J
Brady
Peter A
Kreiser
Marl B. Reigert
North Railroad Street
Flat Longenecker
Mount Holly
Nv 1
James Chatton
Mabel Foltz
Harrisburg
William J. Kreider
Grippe
George Spangler
John Batder
Agee Polka
Church of the Brethren
Neffaville
Lancaster County
Couinell
C. W. Heffner
Evangelical Church
Elizabethtown Streets to be Improved and Local News
The State Highway Department will upgrade North Hanover East Hummelstown and West High streets this summer and assist with a new bridge across Convoy Creek on West High street. Obituaries and society notes include Mary A Dolan of West High Street age 17, Andrew Linton Root age 66, and a S.5. Club luncheon at Mrs Walter Weiland’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
State Highway Department
North Hanover
East Hummelstown
West High Streets
Convoy Creek
West High Street
T. Bodle
Bodle
Elizabethtown College
Paul Seibert
Middletown
el i. Baker
Steelton
Seibert
HL. Hess
Mess
Boro
Vietor Gruber
Morristown
N. J
Mt. Carmel
Woolworth
Joseph Tyson
Levansville
Dornell
Charles Clare
Mary A. Dolan
Ghisborough
Frank
Canton
Mass
Walter Weiland
S.5. Club
Frances Terr
Wm. Worth
Philadelphia
Avi. Witmer
Warrisburg
Franc’ Olweiler
Wealand
Jessie Landis
Estella Coble
Harrison Keller
Frank McClurg
Andrew Linton Root
North Market Street
Mt. Tunnel
Root
Addison Root
Charles Root
Elizabeth Weidman
Town
Misa Hershey
Colley
Minily Swettman
James Thidden
J. Efoffimin Garber
Mra
N. OR. Qoffmin
Harry M. Cover
Jearier Gingrich
Bainbridge
Clayton Sloffman
A. P. Beambaugh
Mt. Morris College
Min
Elk. Ober
Vere ‘Preichler
Pottaville
Mra L. Drumheller
Ernie Ill
Rk. W. Schlosser
A. C. Waugher
Chester Royer
Iphiram Meyer
Weatonwater
Sara Heda
Mer
John Auker
Park Street
Ivara
Ira Ghess
Map
Iain Hess
Gooding
Eby
HK. Ober
Henry Breneman
Sallie Groff
Katie
Reta Brubaker
Kathe Shearer
Mildred Auker
Clarence Autcer
Wid
J. G. Kreider
David Kreider
Annville
John Shultz
Koroupi High School Wins Debated Victory Over Biglerville
Russell Witmer led the Koroupi High School debaters on the negative side as they defeated Biglerville High School on Wednesday evening with the question that the Philippines should be granted immediate independence. The Farm Women's Society No. 6 held its monthly meeting Saturday at Mrs. Harry Lehn's home on North Hanover Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Witmer
Koroupi High School
Biglerville High School
Phillippines
Farm Women’s Society
Harry Lehn
North Hanover Street
Bucher
Lancaster
Jacob Wolgemuth
Joseph Wolgemuth
Lawn
Elizabeth Martin
Abner Martin
L. Musser
Jacob Martin
Elizabethtown
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Annie Westcheffer
Nathan Stark
Joy
Harry Stark
West
Alexander Cairns
High Street Presbyterian Church
Newark
N. J
Elizabethtown College
Roy Sheaffer
Hassinger & Risser
S. Ulrich
E. S. Dunlop
Market Street Baptist Church
Harrisburg
Marie E. Welsh
Christian Endeavor
Willing Workers
Church of God Sunday School
R. FE. Hople
Mary Hartman
Frank Miller
Jean Fox
Audrey
Philadelphia
Martha Groff
Washington Street
Local Notes From Campbelltown and Nearby Areas
Campbell town and Reading residents visit relatives on Sunday. Philadelphia and Lebanon links appear with obituaries, moves, and family gatherings. A U.S. Army enlistment, school incidents, and a dam construction anecdote close the column with a $52,000 stake.
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Hershey, PA
Hershey Press
Stricklers
St. Joseph’s Convent
Adorers of Precious Deod
Adorers of Precious Brood
Lanensis
Alton
T. E. Lerch
Bebarion
Bush Wagner
East Cherry Street
J. Earl Heisey
West Broad Street
William Bowman
Eugene Bowman
Oscar Withers
Elsie Withers
Irvin Kreider
N. Harrison Street
Adam Shenk
Hershey Hospital
Frank P. Spangler
Harry Wagner
Paul Ginder
Wm. Hetrick
Wm. H. Gerberich
Grantville
Aggie Gerberich
Harvey Gerberich
Shellsville
George Bednar
C. Kreider
Oak Street
Behner
Hal Engle
New York City
Whitey Smith
Atlanticity
Violet Zimmerman
Scranton
Miles Shaeffer
N. Grant Street
C. Dusman
W. Cherry St
Campbelltown
Charles Horst
Catherine Horst
Will Miller
Cornwall
Sunda
Lester Horst
William Leitzinger
Lizzie
Herey
H. I. Aulenbach
Clarence Gingrich
Penrose Oberholtzers
Victor Long
George Eisenhauer
Harry Wolfersberger
Philip Wolfersberger
C. Gebhart
Fredericksburg
Zerbe
Elva Gruber
Shepler
John
Sam’l. Carmany
U.S. Army
Stoudt
Earl Stoudt
Near Deodate
Harry Nye
Great Dam
Connewingo
United States
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Penna
CPE
London
Poe
Dranan
Betty Bates
Madras
Guest & Lge
Hershey Department Store