What's What and Who's Who in Lebanon Area Social Roundup
A long list of visits and greetings from Lebanon and nearby towns details how Mr and Mrs Morgan Light of Lebanon hosted visits, with numerous bulletins of relatives and friends traveling to and from Lebano, Annville, Palmyra, Harrisburg, and Hershey. The piece notes church meetings, temple visits, School events, and social calls, painting a bustling weekend of local life with many named families and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Fisher
Isabel and
Esther Pomeroy
Eebersburg
Margaret Miller
Clinton Hoffer
Edward Miller
Harrisburg
William Ser
James F. Murray
Lebanon
Daniel F. Hartnett
Austin Shelley
Raymond Hinkle
Reading
William Brinker
Anna
Jacob Pfautz
Robert Sattazahn
Abraham Lincoln
Colonial Theatre
Hershey High School
St. Patrick’s
Betty Hoffman
Jean McAllister
Esther Bachman
Kathryn Elford
Kathleen LeFevre
C. Erb
Palmyra
Mary
Anna Tittle
A. L. Hostetter
Edna Tittle
Jacksonville
Fla
Oregalla Light
Minnie Rauch
Martinsburg
W. Va
Nellie Ray van Metre
Annville
Dorothy Hostetter
Julia Owen
Eloise Moyer
Mildred Edwards
Gladys Rhoades
Union Deposit
Harry H. Rudy
Washington, D. C
Lloyd Abby
Main Street
W. R. Steimierer
Front Street
Cocoa Avenue
Hershey
United Brethren Church
Surprise Party for Esther Bachman At Wentzel Home
Miss Kathleen LeFevre hosted a Wednesday evening surprise shower and 500 party for the forthcoming marriage of Miss Esther M. Bachman at Mrs. Frank P. Wentzel’s home. Local guests from Hershey attended with out of town visitors from Palmyra Hummelstown and Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen LeFevre
Esther M. Bachman
Frank P. Wentzel
Lena V. Beale
Kathryn Rambo
Ethel Stauffer
Edna Erb
Mary E. Haeseler
Carrie M. Lady
Norma Oren
Elizabeth High
Jessie R. Dersheimer
Mary Gregg Darrow
Nellie Ray VanMetre
F. P. Wentzel
Harry Kaley
A. M. Hinkel
Hershey
Christian Erb
Palmyra
Bertram Light
Hummelstown
Kathryn Bachman
Middletown
Ralph Stickel
Hershey High Defeats Tech Reserves On Their Floor
Hershey High School topped the Tech Reserves of Harrisburg 27 to 15 on Harrisburg’s floor Friday night. Tinney led Hershey with three field goals and Purcell added six. Herr was top for Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey High School
Tech
Harrisburg
Harrisburgers
Tinney
Purcell
Hershey
Herr
Hershey Tech
Amit Hi
Gabon
Ues Smith Balsbaugh
Ciaa Fiero
Morrell
Hummer
Stover
Warner
Balsbaugh
Wheller
Guyer
Lichty
Pelton
Saul
White
Finney
Sponagle
Iershey
T ‘Ech
Pollock
Industrial League Basketball Roundup and Standings
The Hershey Store team upset Wrapping with a 34 to 26 score in a lively game. Men's Club routed Construction 75 to 10, seen as a mismatch. Friday schedule pits Store against Construction and Wrapping against Planing Mill as first place race tightens. Indoor baseball to follow as season ends. Standings show Planing Mill lead at 6.5, Wrapping 6, Men's Club 4, Department Store 4, Construction 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Store
Planing Mill
Sesses
Scrap Irons Fall to Princeton in Industrial School League
Scrap Irons lost to Princeton 24 to 01 in Industrial School league action. In the second game Tarters defeated Wild Cats 19 to 11. Standings list Scrap Irons and Princeton among leaders with mixed records amid week of contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrap Irons
Princeton
Tarters
Wild Cats
Scrap Irona
Tartera
Leaders of Men and Susys in our Fifth Readers
Excerpted pieces describe Ed French and Doc at a county restau rant with a pie mishap. A comic scene recalls Little Willie and Susy inspiring admiration among the ballroom set. The narration riffs on Napoloen leading his men and Susys allure among readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed French
Doc
Judas
Little Willie
Susy
Napolyon
Gold Heels Is Screen Version Of Checkers Play
The Fox photoplay Gold Heels retells the Checkers tale by Thomas W. Ross with Robert Agnew as Campbell and Peggy Shaw as the heroine. Directed by W S Van Dyke, the Hershey Central Theatre shows it Tuesday March 24 at 7 30 PM with a cast including Lucien Littlefield Winifred Landis and Katherine Craig. The frame up plot and a racing finale underscore the turf era tale of ambition love and victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Checkers
William Fox
Hershey Central Theatre
Robert Agnew
Campbell
Thomas W. Ross
Peggy Shaw
Henry M. Blossom
W. S. van Dyke
Agnew
Lucien Littlefield
William Norton
Winifred Landis
Katherine Craig
Harry Tracy
Carl Stockdale
Fred Butler
James Douglas
Buck Black
Betty ‘Hisle
Four Major Agricultural Projects Planned for Middle Paxton
The Dauphin County Agricultural Extension Association announces four major projects for the Middle Paxton community. Howard Speece will direct a steer feeding demonstration with spring carloads, pasturing through fall, and winter feeding to compare systems. William Minsker will test cover crops using soybeans and rye on potatoes with fall plowing, and a separate spring rye plow under. C I K Fertily and Warren Stone sponsor a furturity swine show and a ten litter cow testing world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxton
Dauphin County
Dauphin County Agricultural Extension Association
Howard Speece
Dauphin
William Minsker
Dauphin R. D
Furturity Swine Show
C. IK
Fertly
Warren Stone
Young Men Shape World Evidence Across Ages
The article argues that history shows many great figures achieved prominence or major works before age thirty. It cites Alexander the Great Caesar Peter the Great Napoleon Washington Jefferson Hamilton Webster Clay Livy Chaucer Moliere Christ Milton Keats Raphael Correggio Titan Beethoven among others to illustrate youthful impact across eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander the Great
Caesar
Peter the Great
Napoleon
Toulon
Washington
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Congress
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
Livy
Chaucer
Moliere
Christ
Milton
Keats
Raphael
Correggio
Titan
S3eethoven
Church Notices From Derry and First United Brethren
Derry Presbyterian Church lists morning worship at 10.30 with theme Nineveh in the Seat of Judgment and evening study on How Can We Win Others to Christ led by Miss Edna Smith. Junior Endeavor, missionary meeting, and choir rehearsals scheduled. Annual Congregational meeting set for April 1. First United Brethren Church features Sunday School 9.15, morning worship 10.30 with The Unfolded Christ, Japanese student Henry Ishimura lecture with 200 slides at 7.30, midweek prayer Wednesday 7.30. strangers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Light
Lebanon
John Spangler
John Martin
Unio
George 5
Leib
Sterling Light
Wm. Runkel
Famly
Emma Spangier
Jacob Baum
Jaimyra
Howard Shelly
Amos Zimmerman
New York
George Yingst
George Greiner
Jermiah Martin
Buchmansville
William d Hamilton
Wilam Houser
John Whitmeyer
Annville
Hummelstown
Derry Presbyterian Sunday School
Irvin H. Silesser
Ioin Conrad
Howard Komig
Ethel McCreary
Kathryn Weltmer
R. H.vayior
Ivan L. Mease
John S. Boyer
John Shellenhamer
George Miller
Union Deposit
William Miller
Marion Breech
Evelyn Breech
Paxtang
John Allwine
William Smith
Palmyra
Otto Brandt
Adam Garman
Joe Harmon
Harrisburg
L. K. Poorman
Michael Muller
Jacob Hummel
Harry Russell
Ralph and
John
Lemoyne
George Leib
Levi Hess
Warren Foley
Virginia
Grant Kreiser
John Howard
Sand Beach
Howard
Elias Gentz
Elmer
Charles Wade
Fishing Creek
Marie
Steward Stump
Charles
Howard Romig
L. R. Poorman
John McLanigan
Harry Boyer
Glenn
Harry Matthews
Harry Spangler
Mount Pleasant
Daniel Brubaker
Columbia
Harry Seltzer
Henry Seltzer
Samuel S. Wagner
Hanover
William Wagner
Mark Shelly
Russell Mentzer
Harry Etter
T. C. Smith
Thelma
Lancaster
Minerva Nye
Beulah Neidig
Martinsville
Minerva Yingst
Harry Hamilton
J. W. Shell
Chas
Lewisburg
George M. Leib
Gloria
Theodore
Tise
Howard Silik
Gladys Christ
Hershey
Karl Walmer
W. E. Tobias
A. J. Gardiner
Perdit
W. G. ‘Tittle
Mabel Tittle
Elmer ‘Tittle
Mary and
Anna Tittle
Hostetter
Weaver
Charles Weaver
Conewago
A. G. Weaver
Viola Duffy
John Brenberg
Philadelphia
Luther Weaver
Mra
Paul McCurdy
R. E. Sternberger
James F. Murray
Apollo Club
Milton Kavehore
Ralph Helsey
Mies
Lillian Capp
Elizabethtown
Basehere
Lawrence R. Galebaugh
Rheems
Jacob Williams
J. L. Stahl
Janice Marie
John Feeser
A. S. Hostetter
Derry Presbyterian Church
R. H. Taylor
Edna Smith
Watts
Taylor
Wenger
East Derry Road
First United Brethren Church
A. G. Nye
C. E
Henry Ishimura
Lebanon Valley College
Japan
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Service Times
Pastor Rev. Paul M. Kinports leads Sunday School at 9 15 a m with a class for everyone Morning Worship follows at 10 30 a m Luther League gathers at 6 30 p m Vesper service at 7 30 p m Catechetical classes meet Monday evenings at 7 and 7 45 o'clock Lenten services are held Wednesday evenings at 7 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Paul M. Kinports
Luther League
Community church notices invite worshippers to join Lent services
The column lists multiple churches in Campbelltown area offering Lent services and schedules. St. Joan of Arc Church led by Rev. P. J. Phelan welcomes newcomers with Masses, sermons, choir rehearsals, baptisms, and confessional times. Salem Reformed Church and Fontana Union Chapel provide Sunday school, Christian Endeavor, and evening sermons with midweek talks on the Seven Last Words of Christ. U. B. Church in Campbelltown lists preaching, Christian Endeavor, and a prayer meeting on March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joan of Arc Church
P. J. Phelan
Salem Reformed Church
Campbelltown
Henry I. ‘Aulenbach
We Ikday
Christian Endeavor
Alice Martin
Fontana Union Chapel
G. C. Wolfersberger
Hoover argues for private ownership of power
Secretary Hoover makes a radio case for private over public ownership of power. He questions whether a bureau can deliver satisfactory service and fair rates amid political shifts, and favors engineering and business managed utilities with profit discipline and fair returns on invested capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
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