What’s What and Who’s Who in Hershey and Lebanon
A wall of names fills local notes as residents from Lebanon Hershey Harrisburg Carlisle Annville and Palmyra visit relatives attend theatres and events. Social calls include Amelia Mish Nancy Miller Ruth Trump Violet Behm and many others as youths and families spend weekends in Harrisburg Lancaster Philadelphia and Elizabethtown. A Legion banquet a Bible class meeting and theatre outings highlight community activity along with sales lost notices and a few household item ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Mish
Nancy Miller
Lebanon
A. W. Hartman
H. F. Miller
Lancaster
Russell Clark
Carlisle
Hershey
Kaley
Helen Steiger
Harrisburg
A M. Trayer
Ruth Trump
Charles Trump
Daniel Hersey
Reading
Winfield Zimmerman
William Tobias
Halifax
George Tobias
J.C. Pearl
Grace Hess
Robert Stubblebine
Jessie Platt
Effie Philabaum
Camp Fae Sou
W E. Philabaum
Clayton Saylor
Annville
Morris H. Wenger
Harry Matthews
Milton Ibach
Edward Murray
James F. Murray
Lena Liebschutz
Philadelphia
Miss Baker
David Baker
W. E. Miller
Elva
E. LeRoy Stable
John Curry
and Risser
Elizabethtown
Bessie Lutz
Cleotis
William H. Fasnacht
Middletown
Charles Keyser
William Hoffmier
St. John’s Reformed Church
A. W
C. V. Welliver
J. R. McCarty
William Brinker
Anna
High School Notes on Prize, Programs and Lectures
The Manual Training Department buzzes with final projects and ambitious work for five student grades. A local donor offers a gold prize for the best all around design with judging by a competent panel. Senior class members Anna Reese and Edward Savastio delivered addresses on Woodrow Wilson at chapel. Invitations go out for a St Patrick’s party, and Mr W Garnham spoke with a display of curios from the Mediterranean era captivating students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Reese
Edward Savastio
Woodrow Wilson
Laudermilch Road To Be Improved
Dauphin County commissioners assure East Hanover supervisors that Laudermilch road from Grantville to Lyonsville will be improved once the State Highway Department sets the road type. The four and a half mile road will use funds from state and county, with East Hanover adding 10 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin County
East Hanover Township
Grantville
Lyonsville
State
Laudermilch
Hershey
East
West Hanover
Otterbein Guild Elect Officers at March Meeting
The Otterbein Guild of the First United Brethren Church held its regular meeting on March 11 at Miss Esther Nye's home. Officers elected include Esther Nye as president, Mabel Lingle as vice president, Lydia Fasnacht as secretary, Bessie Moyer as treasurer, Mary Hanshue as secretary of literature, Elizabeth Habaker as thank-offering secretary, and Gladys Christ as pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein Guild
The
First United Brethren Church
Esther Nye
Park Avenue
Japan
Mabel Lingle
Lydia Fasnacht
Bessie Moyer
Mary Hanshue
Elizabeth Habaker
Gladys Christ
Virginia Reilly
Lillian Lebo
Virgie Lingle
Florence Walmer
Ethel Grubb
Mary Aungst
Catherine Weidler
Verna Deers
Beasle Meyer Messie Sattazahn
Minerva Miller
Ester Nye
Hilda Christ
Sarah Christ
Mary Carpenter
Kathryn Carpenter
Mildred Runkle
Esther Walmer
Dorothy Leitzinger
Treva Diese
Lola Gilman
Ina Robertson
A. G. Nye
Harry Rudy Return To Chocolate City Job
Harry H Rudy returns to his former role as chief inspector of paper boxes in the paper box department after leaving for Philadelphia. He promises to stay in Hershey and enjoy cocoa, declaring his longing to return to the town. Meanwhile Bjarkeburg residents face a new building code for radio antennae and Steelton weighs approving a town hall vote with a committee from its borough council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Rudy
Philadelphia
Hershey
Harry
Bjarkeburg
Harrieburg
Steelton
Church Notices From Two Local Congregations
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church announces Bible School at 9 15 with lessons on Jesus Driven from Nazareth and the Syro Phoenician Woman, morning service at 10 30, evening service at 7 30, Luther League meeting Sunday at 6 30 with John H Bomgardner leading, Junior Catechetical Class Monday at 7, Adult Class after evening service Sunday, Mid week Lent services Wednesdays at 7 30, choir rehearsal after Wednesday service, Easter Bible School program April 20 at 6, total contributions toward Muhlenberg College reach 6665 dollars. Derry Presbyterian Church holds Sunday School 9 15, morning worship 10 30 with theme Light, annual canvass 2–5, Christian Endeavor 6 45, evening theme Salt at 7 30, Board meeting Monday 7 30 with Kathryn Weltmer, Junior Endeavor 4 pm Wednesday, prayer meeting 7 30 Wednesday, other service at Grace M E Harrisburg Thursday 7 0 0 p m, choir rehearsal Friday 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
M. Lekoy Wachter
Jesus
Nazareth
Abraham
Luther League
John H. Bomgardner
Bible School
Muhlenberg College
Christian Endeavor
Kathryn Weltmer
East Derry Road
Junior Christian Endeavor
Taylor
R. S. Woomer
of Tanothy Stone
Grace M. E. Church
Harrisburg
First United Brethren Church Announces Weekly Services
Rev. A G Nye, pastor, invites parishioners to Sunday School at 9 15 Morning worship at 10 30 Christian Endeavor at 6 45 Evening worship at 7 30. Juniors meet Wednesday at 4 Prayer service and Bible study 7 30. Woman's Missionary Society meets Thursday March 13 at 7 30 at Mrs O G Romig Cocoa Avenue. Bible Instruction Class rehearsal at 8 00. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Brethren Church
A. G. Nye
Christian Endeavor
Woman's Missionary Society
O. G. Romig
Cocoa Avenue
Saint Join Parish and Campbelltown Church Service Schedule
Sunday masses at St. Join of Arc: 8 and 10 a.m. with sermon at the late Mass. Baptisms at noon. Friday Lent services with Stations of the Cross and illustrated lecture on St. Joan of Arc at 7 p.m. Weekday Masses 7:30 a.m. Campbelltown U B Church pastor Rev R S Arndt. Sunday School 9:15 a.m. Preaching 10:30 a.m. Endeavor 6:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Tuesday March 18 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbelltown
U. B. Church
R. S. Arndt
Christian Endeavor
Christianity World's Hope in Ash Wednesday Sermon
Bishop William T. Manning of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York warns that the world cannot be saved by a rationalized gospel and must cling to a faith-based Christianity. He says the Christian religion is the foundation of civilization and the only source of true standards and moral ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Manning
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
New York
Trinity Church
Urges Curbing of Immigration at Lancaster Meeting
The Rev J W Bradbury urged the Quota Club to press Congress for Johnsons bill limiting immigration to two percent of the census for five to ten years. He argued immigration history and warned of foreign colonies with distinct customs. He proposed Americanization efforts in churches and a government department of Education to tutor foreign groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bradbury
Department of Education
National Debt Reduced by 4.8 Billion Since 1919 Peak
Treasury data show the public debt fell by more than 4.8 billion dollars from its wartime peak on August 31, 1919. The debt now stands at 781,966,852 dollars after a 933 million dollar decrease in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easury
Berkshire breeders set 190 day pork litter target in Berks
Berkshire breeders in Berks claim a litter delivery of pork from a single sow within 190 days. The announcement outlines the goal and breeding program details to achieve this benchmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bykshire Breeders
Berks
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Frank Balsbaugh
John Mumma
Lawrence Edwards
John Ebersole
Normanne
Anne
Walter Moyer
Studebaker
Iss Violet Behm
John Shearer
John Hallgren
Florin
Ragnar Hallgren
Stewart Mahon
Jerome Hostetter
Majestic Theatre
Jerome Krall
Christine
Krall
Walter S. Peters
Clara Keeney
Henry Fa
Eli Doutrich
Cherry Street
Palmyra
Caracas Avenue
Earl Koons
Sunnyside School House
W. Garnham
Ap i
Mediterranean Sea
Harry Rudy
Derry Presbyterian Church
R. H. Taylor
Christianity
Buckingham
London
England
America
Comeraction
Sui
Tommy
Yogi Sindee
Boston
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