Obituary and local notices from Fluzabeth town
Harry Brouse a former borough resident died in Baltimore after a brief illness from pneumonia. He leaves a wife three children a father a brother and two sisters all in the borough. Funeral and interment occurred in Baltimore. Tools valued at 100 stolen from Boy Scout HQ were found in Middletown. owner Harry Barnhart identified them with Troop E. Police seek a man asking for work who claimed to have worked at Cramps shipyard. Two building lots on Orange Street sold for 3176 each to Isaac R Herr of Lancaster. Various moves and local incidents follow including fires, births, illnesses, church notices, and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brouse
Baltimore
Harrison Brouse
Ammon
Joseph Eckinger
Anna Brouse
South Poplar Street
Middletown
Troop E
State
Harry Barnhart
Hunter
Korbin
Cramps Shipyard
Orange Street
Peter N. Rutt
Isaac R. Herr
Lancaster
L. A. R. Signal
S. J. King
Wilmington
Del
Otto
Edna Groff
Harry Heaghy
W. Mercer Brubaker
Jacob Hoffer
Cadillac
Madeira & Wolgemuth
Sylvester Gainer
Church of God
Martin Barley
General Hospital
Dillerville
National Bank
Vere Treichler
W. JD. Plummer
Marty Kieffer
Albert Kulp
John Ryan
Albert Salebach
Klein Chocolate
William Roland
Cambridge
Chester Engle
Social visits span several Lancaster County towns over weekend
Campbell town Geo Matterneds visited his brother in North Lebanon late Thursday Amos Barto and family called at Schaefferstown on Saturday and Sunday Mr and Mrs Irwin Good visited Mr Good's brother and family in Hummels town on Sunday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Ober
Henry Shaeffer
Samuel Moyer
Lancaster
John Moyer
Clarence Good
Mary Seltzer
Rebecca Wolfersberger
Cleona
A. G. Snyder
Ephtraim Miller
Palmyra
Thomas
The
Reformed Church
Amos Bachman
Paul Dundore
Dietz
U. B
U. C
Oliver Burkholder
Felix
Gravel Hill
Peter Longenecker
Elizabethtown
Lebanon
Caroline
Charles Forrest
Walters
Zentmeyer
Hershey
Allen Shissler
Bellaire
Carl Schmidt
Philadelphia
Sarah Straub
Meyer
Harry Hamilton
Vian
G. C. Wolfersberger
Harry Gruber
Christ Brandt
Moyer’s Church
Geo. Matterneds
North Lebanon
Amos Barto
Schaefferstown
Mrs
Irwin Good
Mr. Good
Hummelstown
Bachmansville Community Notices From Weekend Church and Visits
Brotianial services were held at the Conewago Church on Sunday forenoon. The 16 acre Amberland tract of the late Mrs. Katie was sold to Dr. A. G. Risser for $900. Elizabethtown visits and neighborly calls occur through Saturday and Sunday among local families including Kulp, Baker, Brandt, Booser, Shiffer, and McMullin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vetter
Rebecca Zentmyer
Spring Creek
Hershey
Marlin Hamilton
Derry Church
George Greiner
Amos B. Shearer
Samuel Shelly
United Christians
Harvey Shearer
Campbelltown
Henry Hitz
Mt. Pleasant
Amos Shearer
J. C. Felker
Lena Gruber
Louis Greiner
J. S. Farrer
Deodate
Christian Brandt
Moyer's Church
Jacob S. Shiffer
Edward McMullin
Mrs Eshleman and Templin Families Visit Hein Household
Mrs. Isaac Eshleman and her daughters Mary and Bessie and son Paul of Hershey visited Mr. and Mrs. Phares Hein on Monday in a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Eshleman
Mary
Bessie
Paul
Hershey
Henry Templin
Phares Hein
Sacred Concert in M E Church Hummelstown
The Grace M E Church choir from Harrisburg will perform a sacred music program in Hummelstown on Thursday March 31 directed by Prof Bernard R Mausert. The forty member choir will present solos duets quartets and choruses with no admission charge but a silver offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E. Church of Harrisburg
Bernard R. Mausert
Harrisburg
Hummelstown
Olivets Win Final League Tilt Over Elizabethtown
The Olivets defeated Elizabethtown 51 to 29 in the last league game of the season on Friday. Lineup lists Heilman Fo Clark Meckley Hein Shenk Elliott Stover W Zimmerman with Olivets scoring led by W Zimmerman eight points and Clark six. Referee Smith supervised the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivets
Elizabethtown
Olivets Heilman
Clark Meckley
Strine Hein
Elliott Eshleman
Stover Shenk
W. Zimmerman
Heilman
Meckley
Hein
Shenk
Clark
Strine
Elliott
Stover
Smith
Baby takes after husband in cellar steps joke
Quote from a humor column shows Mrs. Jones responding to a question about a baby’s resemblance to Mr. Smith. The punchline notes they took the husband’s bottle and the child attempted to creep down cellar stairs, highlighting comic domestic mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Jones
No Wonder Waiter Coffee Quip Becomes Morning Ground
A witty exchange about coffee grounds appears in the dialogue as a palace of humor. The remark highlights a lighthearted moment over a freshly ground morning brew and polite service.
Fabric Sale Highlights Opening Prices on Various Textiles
Seamless Bleached Sheets 81x90 in at 1.39 each. White Flaxon 35c yd. Fancy Voiles with large and small patterns 49c yd. Navy Blue and Black Wool 38 to 40 in wide 1.50 to 1.75 yd. Anderson Ginghams 75c yd. Georgette Crepe 40 in. wide. New dress materials Canton Crepes navy brown grey black 1.00 yd. Special for opening days only.
Opening Spring Footwear Specials Highlight Savings
The Big Footwear Section showcases limited time offers on high quality shoes for spring. Women receive patent colt oxfords and grey suede strap pumps at four to eight dollars, while men find Walk-Over and related oxfords in Russian calf and other leathers priced up to nine dollars. Youths and boys options start near three dollars with Goodyear stitched construction.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fluzabethtown News
Bachmansville
M. E. Church
Georgette Crepe
Dew
Goodyear
Hershey Department Store
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