Fire Company Elects Twenty-Four Members
At the Chemical fire Co meeting in Hummelstown twenty four members were elected. A 300 member drive is planned by June 1. The American Legion bought a Jet at Last Main Street and seeks funds for a building. The Reformed Church adopts new hymnals and will use them locally. Funeral of Mrs Barbara Nye held. Isabella and Elizabeth births announced. numerous local visits and town notices fill the page.
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Last Main Street
the Legion
Lawrence Woit
Mass Kkebecca Sutcliffe
New York
Walters
Shopp
West Main Street
Jacob Shopp
Neal D. Miller
Danus M. Mack
Wm. P. Shuey
Ephnam Vermier
Ida M. Gleim
Mariam Gleim
Mass Rose Weber
Harrisburg
Irs
KK. G. Weber
Lancaster
C. G. Leatherman
Zion Lutheran Church
Hummerstown
Annie KB. Nye
Jacob R. Martz
East Main Street
Harry Kemley
Earnest
Center Square
Alice Nelson
Carre E. Hummel
John Miller
Lebanon
John Reager
Charles Holsberg
Samuel Hartz
A. LE. Balmer
Son Vere
Newton Gordon
Russell Gleim
Ralph C. Gingrich
Williamsport
Martin Deimler
Isabella
Walter Spangler
Amanda Xyost
R. C. Gingrich
Reno McCauley
Altoona
Victor Burgner
Florida
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Daniel Nye
Palmyra
Clayton Engle
Darius Mack
Prowel Leitzinger
Dauphin County
C. E
U. S
Arthur Eckert
Arthur
Betty Buch
J. A. Kilmer
Walter Geesey
Sunbury
H. B. Witman Anggll
Witman
Harry Horst
William Umberger
William Hummel
Women's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Helter
The
Reformed Church
Union Deposit Church
Lawrence A. Wolf
Mary Ithersole
Legion
George J. Ishter
Mast Main Street
Shoemaker
Possession
Red Visler
Denmy
Chamber of Commerce
Reformed and United Brethren Churches
Fred Ludwig
Reading
Champer of Commerce
Hummelstown
E. Z. Etter
Robert M. Bair
Obert T. Fox
William Habbyehaw
Charles D. Brehm
Herbert A. Schaffner
Harry M. Horst
Hranie C. Witlner
J. M. Brighthill
S.C. Stecher
M. L. Nisley
Chissa
United Brethren Church
Legion Hall
Mra
Sarah Rhoads
Penbrook
Minnie Stecker
Sarah Henderson
Marjorie Nissley
Palmyra Delphian Society to Hold Concert
Palmyra Delphian Society plans its annual concert during Music Week in early May with local talent and an orchestra directed by H. H. Brandt. Proceeds will go to community charitable uses.
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Palmyra Delphian Society
Elizabeth town Boys Club closes winter activities feature
Elizabethtown PA March 19 The final indoor Boys Club activities were held last week with Saturday programs since October. A foul shooting tournament drew past stars and future talent, with Lehman Ous winning. Wrestling drew both matches, a junior match also ending in draw. A Busy Heavers Club formed for ages 4 to 10 with young leaders. Elizabeth town teams note debating events, WCTU reports growth, and a 67 21 win over Akron ends county league play.
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Elizabethtown
Lehman Qus
Russell Zerphy
Jonn Kretz
Glenn Shaeker
Lis
Gisi Holzman
Susquehanna
Ralph Frey
Desmond Kiddinger
Melvin Kissler
el Engle
John Byer
Trimmer
Carrol Royer
Philip Jauver
Minnie Wal
South Market Street
Frances Williard
Akron
J. H. Eshelman
J. &. Shoop
C. E. Balmer
Bob White
Christ Reformed Church
Mabel Hornafius
Harry Hornafius
South Poplar Street
Marie Fisher
Almeda Shissler
Evelyn Zook
Ruth Ditlenbaugh
Mary Bretz
Natherine Krodel
Helen Milbee
Bella App
Mary Rutherford
Katherine Shearer
Ruth Marchio
Iva Coble
Dorothy Nassier
Mary Shearer
Bernice McFarland
Martha Groffi
Anna Hilmond
Elizabeth Brandt
Bellerma Moyer
Mildred Hess
Kevelyn Baker
Grace Heming
Otterbein Guild
St. Paul's U. B
Alice [Lershey
Edith Herr
Sarah Daugherty
Margaret Lehn
Esther Ruhl
Enola Angstadt
Grace Shoop
Joseph Daugherty
K. Ober
Elgin
General
Church of the Brethren
Irene Hambright
Temple University
Philadelphia
A. B. Hambright
Ligh
M. H. Forney
A. G. Heisey
Florida
Billy
Church of God
Majestic Theatre
J. A. Kaylor
J. L. Hartman
Fe. Shafer
R. A. Coble
Walter Hein
Walter Deitrich
Dorothy Greiner
Mester Pseudenttny
Anna Miles
Elizabeth Garber
J. N. Good
J. C. Sheaffer
J. W. Binkley
Jos. Mekinger
Ammon Brouse
John Aston
Rutt
Pnat
Samuel Fahnestock
Bethangible School
Chicago
Donald Shaeffer
Walter Shaeffer
Washington Street
Alrich
Elizabethtown High School
Alexander's Cut Rate
Wn. KX
Ban Schlosser
Lebanon County
Longenecker Rites Funeral At Nearby Cemetery
Campbellton notes mark the death of Mrs. Sarah Longenecker aged 73 10 14 after a two week illness burial occurred in the U C cemetery following services at the U C Church. She leaves four sons John Palmyra Oscar town Charles Rathmansville Clarence at home two daughters Mrs John Graybill Hoernerstown and Mrs Ni Shaffer Hockersville a sister Mrs Howard Ashefeldt.
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Sarah Longenecker
U. C
John
Palmyra
Oscar
Town
Charles
Rathmansville
Clarence
John Graybill
Hoernerstown
Ni Shaffer
Hockers
Arthur Horst
Norman Kleinfelter
Knights of Progress
Harvey Linenweaver
H. I. Aulenbach
Salem
A. M. Witman
Lavina Hoke
Miss Gish
Miss Ober
Sara Kauffman
Elizabethtown
Baker Gingrich
H. K. Kreider
Daniel
Harrisburg
A. G. Snyder
Hummelstown
Emma Lineaweaver
Daniel Gerlach
Hershey
Katherine Hostetter
Dorothy Apple
Annville
Ed. Hostetter
Local Social Visits and Moves Reported in Lebanon Area
Mrs H E Hoffman returned Sunday from Washington visits. W A Rehmeyer of New Freedom visited H E Gingrich family. Mrs C C Gingrich improving in Lebanon Good Samaritan. H M Gruber on business trip to Harrisburg. Jacob Heisey family moved to Ira Risser farm from Grandview Farm. Homer Balsbaugh moved near Lebanon. Mrs B M Niemond visited sister-in-law in Lebanon Sanatorium. B Gingrich served as juror in Lebanon. John Warfel and family from Lancaster visiting Lehman home. Rev Miller of Palmyra visited. John Curry visited Lehman home. daughter Catherine staying there.
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H. E. Hoffman
Washington, D.C
W. A. Rehmeyer
New Freedom
H. E. Gingrich
C. C. Gingrich
Lebanon
Good Samaritan
H. M. Gruber
Harrisburg
Jacob Heisey
Grandview
Ira Risser
Homer Balsbaugh
B. M. Niemond
Amos Martin
Palmyra
B. Gingrich
John Warfel
Lancaster
W. B. Lehman
Rev. Miller
John Curry
A. S. Lehman
Catherine
Religious affiliations of Congress reveal denomination counts
A survey shows Methodists with ninety House members and twenty seven Senators top Congress. Presbyterians follow with sixty three and eleven, Episcopalians with fifty seven and twenty two, Baptists with forty eight and five. Masons Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows appear in notable numbers among members.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Middle West
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows
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Lebanon Valley
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Dawson G. Bennetc
June E. Keiter
Willam P. Keiter
North 6Th St
Ivan Risser
Lawn
Ream's Annex
Good Samaritan Hospital
Richard M. Kelley
Coast Artillery Service
Panama Canal Zone
Egge
Bethany United Evangelical Church
Russell
P. B. Gibble
Harriett Quigley
Enos Muler
E. B. Heisey
Francis Gross
John Weitzel
Carlisle
Helen Longenecker
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Harold A. Landis
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Louser
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Shand
H. C. Claster
Harry Flickinger
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Iss Berman
Dental Division
State Department
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New Baby Coach
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C. Dusman
W. Cherry St
Maat
Stolthruth
Morgantown
Lata
Pennnsylvania
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Lutz
Stolthfurth
Luther Fox
Omar Hummel
Luther G. Hummel
Campbellton
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Cquet
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Elec
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RED Bliss
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