Hummelstown News Highlights Local Moves and Events
Ralph B. Heisey relocates to Palmyra from the coal and feed business. Various visits, sales, and arrivals include Dort automobile agent Russell Shoop and new traffic truck hauler C I Holler. An art exhibit draws hundreds of attendees at the high school with World Famous Paintings on display and fund-raising sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Heisey
Coal & Feed
Palmyra
Arthur Snyder
Harrisburg
Frank Frantz
C. I. Holler
Mr. Holler
William B. Shope
Mr. Richwine
Samuel Wolf
Main Street
Harry M. Wolf
Russell Shoop
Duke Street
Dort
Stephenson
Mensch
Herbern
Perkasie
Bucks County
Dudley Brinser
Esther Brinser
Jean McHolland
Mary Grove
Rhode Island Reds
Samuel Reinharts
West Main Street
William J. Crater, Jr
Citegtnut Street
Hummelstown
Sun
East Main Street
South Hanover Street
Robert T. Fox
General Picture Fund
Christian E. Kohr
Sarah C. Stephenson
C. F. Rupp
Chamber Hill
Mildred Naomi Rupp
W. S. Dupes
Middletown
Walter K. Ebersole
Town
Frank Zinner
Hershey Zoo
Hershey
Kkarmany
Benjamin Price
Clarence Baker
Sam Small
United Brethren Church
Sam
Brantner’s
Local Social News Highlights From Reading And Hershey
Mrs. John F. Moyer and daughter Helen Moyer hosted by Miss Minnie M. Basom. Lizzie Frantz visits her Harrisburg parents. Esta and Pearle Kilmer attend a Hershey shower for Mrs. Michael Dressler. Ralph Stover visits his mother. Ladies Mite Society meets at Mrs. Laucks. William Lohr and Sarah Philips wed at the Lutheran Parsonage. Neal Miller moves upstairs at Engle’s. Morris Engle’s store room changes owner. Adam Shope installs Dial phone. Haehnsen visits Harrisburg. Rhan family visits Middletown. Kautz party heads to Cass City Michigan to see Ralph House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Paxtang
Kidder
Lebanon
A. R. King
Dr. Ruff
Katharine Shull
Marion Walter
Sarah Muth
Esta Kilmer
Ruth Kilmer
Reber
Harrisburg
John Shearer
Alan Fidler
Mervin Holland
Hershey
Ralph C. Gingrich
Williamsport
West Main Street
Clara Krause
Lummelstown
Pearle Kilmer
Elizabeth Ritts
Conly
Susan Krause
Fredericka Baker
Narl Smith
G. H. Repert
Lykens
Repert
National Etatel
Philip Rath
Philadelphia
George Bluber
John Keller
West High Street
South Railroad Street
Frank Grscore
Harvey Baschore
Moyer
Andrew Wolfe
Chamber Hill
Harry M. Wolf
J. A. Shuey
John F. Moyer
Helen Moyer
Reading
Minnie M. Basom
Lizzie Frantz
Frank Frantz
Esta
Michael Dressler
Verna Stuckey
Ralph Stover
Mary Huber
Ladies Mite Society
The
Reformed Church
Harry R. Laucks
William Lohr
Sarah Philips
Dalmatia
H. S. Garnes
Neal Miller
Engle’s
Morris M. Engle
Adam G. Shope
C. P. Haehnsen
Charles Rhan
Dc. R. Bausman
Middletown
T. S. Kautz
Karl Hughes
Cass City
Michigan
Ralph House
Keep Teeth and Gums Healthy with Castile Soap
An Army Medical officer says brushing with castile soap prevents disease and keeps gums healthy. He notes it is cheaper than toothpaste or powder and should be kept for personal use.
Italy Looks Eastward for New Trade
Italy turns to the Orient to expand trade with Japan. Italian money remains at a premium in the Far East while manufacturers report stronger demand there than in the West. Imports from the East are pursued under favorable financial terms, with demonstrations for Japan held in several cities including Naples during a visiting Japanese squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Orient
Japan
Far East
East
Naples
Pole Hitching Fines Cited By Policeman
A farmer challenges a policeman over a sign that warns against hitching to a pole, prompting a dispute about penalties and public rules.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Sare
Water Street
Daniel Cassel
Gladys Cassel
Lancaster
William Hidarnest
Robert Stucker
Steelton
Wesley Reed
Homer H. Strickler
C. H. Miller
Katrynne la Ross
Oscar Bordner
Lawa Muth
Kint
Annville
Alberta Imboden
Martha Zorfoss
Herghey
William Fackler
Katharine Fackler
Allentown
Fackier
Kreiger
Bruce Henderson
Pittsburgh
Mr. Henderson
Sarah Henderson
Bunting
Virginia
Wilmington
Delaware
E. Z. Etter
Harry Light
Liberty Bell
Ferry’s
Rice’s
Brown’s
Hershey Department Store
Hershey. PA
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