Hummelstown social notes record visits and events
Local items detail visits and gatherings among Hummelstown residents and nearby towns. Notable mentions include Ethel Aungst and Evelyn Swartz visiting relatives, groups attending church and bridge parties, a public sale, and pursuits by residents such as Firmin Keller and Adolph Fors moving for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Aungst
Harrisburg
West Main Street
John Taylor
Hershey
Henry Gerber
Evelyn Swartz
Frackville
Ethel Hartz
Downingtown
Samuel Hartz
Amanda E. Yost
Altoona
R. E. McCauley
Reed Walmer
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Walmer
F. G. Keller
J. A. Kilmer
Amanda Yost
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
Adolph Fors
Lansing
Mich
Pauline Gebhardt
Daniel Free
F. L. Hummel
John Lenker
Hanoverdale
John Fisher
Eva Crouse
Enola
Emma Brinser
J. Paul Hummel
Sarah Muth
Mirs
George Bartels
C. A. Conrad
R. M. Bair
Baird Potts
Eizabeth Lundy
Greenpoint Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
James Lundy
Hummelstown Minstrel Club
Orpheum Theatre
Hummelstown
Alice Hampton
A. D. Hoover
Philip Kline
Leesport
Berks Co
John L. Fasnacht
Rosana and
High Street
Virginia Gingrich
Middletown
John
J. S. Heffner
The
Reformed Church
Reformed Ministerial Association of
East Main Street
Ellis N. Kramer
F. W. Fesker
David Dunn
Fred Grove
Penbrook
W. W. Moyer
Steelton
Charles W. Levan
Mechanicsburg
George W. Karmany
State Board of Undertakers
Karmany
Edgar A. Eaton
Wilkinsburg
Katherine E. Bair
Common Pleas Court
Grover Buser
P. W. Behney
Behney
Mildred Behney
Carl Behney
Charles J. Bale
Robert Biesecker
Lulu Bolton
Harriett Crist
Lydia Donaldine
Elizabeth Schaeffer
D. I. Sassaman
Minnie Stecher
Ada Walter
Mary Wheeler
Sadie Wenger
Behney Buser
Sara Jane Buser
Town
William Reiber
Elsie Reiber
Paul Shanfelter
Pauline Shanfelter
Newmanstown
Zion Lutheran Church
C. G. Leatherman
Howard Goodman
Nellie
Newton Gordon
Lenore Gordon
Weat Cheater
Emily Cummings
Marion Atte
E. E. Plouse
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Fred McCall
North Rosana Street
Bertha A. Jacks
Ralph C. Gingrich
Kata
Jack
Palm Church notes and community events in Palmyra
Palmyra items cover family visits in Fairland Lawn Harrisburg and Philadelphia. births baptisms and church activities at Palm Lutheran Church and Church of the Brethren. Local calls on members, a death in Elizabethville, a Denmark missionary visit, and planning for Easter celebrations and a March 31 concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherk
East Main St
George E. Base
Fairland
Behn Lauck
Franklin & Ere
Henry Rider
Town
Essex
Henry Waren
Harriet Quigley
J. Earl Heisey
Edwin Pickel
I. H. Doutrich
Eli Doutrich
Harrisburg
Underwood
Pottsville
H. C. Kreider
Nathaniel G. Buffington
Elizabethville
Geisinger Memorial
Danville
Chas D. Zeigler
George R. Gingrich
Elmer Buffington
Hilda Gingrich
Boyd Hall
Esther
H. B. Moyer
East Main Street
Witney
Ands Jats Wean
Heleding
Heffner
William *Glasmire
Denmark
Boro
Grant Albert
Ast Chs Street
Daniel Earl Bay
Suny Ae Ie
Prank Bar
Swatara
R. B. Behm
Hershey
Pecans
Elias L. Bomgardner
Whic Behm
Trinity Reformed Church
Seth Gingrich
Eee
Church of the Brethren
Ellen Ahiwein
Mary Kreider
Loma Showers
Spring Creek
F. S. Carper
Palm Lutheran Church
Bible’ School
Eem. Luther League
Charles Deitrich
Philadelphia
Rebecca Zeigler
Luther Kuhlman
Gettysburg
Kunkle
Palm Church
Pz Church
Evangelical Church
H. A. Kunkle
Ministerium of Pennsylvania
Old St. John’s Church
Muhlenberg College
Movings and notices mark week in Lawn area
Edwin Yingst sick with grippe. Miss Minerve Miller of Hershey visited. Ezra Risser moved to a farm along Horseshoe Pike. A G Glick moved to Manchester. John Eyer visited Upper Lawn. Mrs Wayne Garret ill but improving. H B Gingrich in York County to buy cattle. B M Niemond buys a Star Special touring car and receives wallpaper sample books. Major tree removals by M S Longenecker. Retired RR employee claimed 3,698,636 in pensions in 1923. Conrad Paulus buried with three wives. P B Rohrer sold thirty acres of tobacco for 9572.68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Yingst
Grippe
Minerve Miller
Hershey
Ezra Risser
Upper Lawn
Horseshoe Pike
Campbelltown
Fontana
A. G. Glick
Manchester
York Co
Gato
B. M. Niemond
M. S. Longenecker
Silk and Linen Yard Goods Event Promises Spring Styles
A store promotes a yard goods event with silk puckerett crepey fabrics in multiple colors and 36 in wide dress linens direct from Belgium. It highlights fancy ginghams, dotted Swiss, imported dress ginghams, and ratines in various shades, inviting customers to shop for spring and summer sewing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hany. K. Lane
Schaeffertown
Berke
Lancaster
Palmyra
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Conrad Paulus
P. B. Rohrer
Lititz
Tangroun
Copenhagen
Tmost
Normandy
Hershey Department Store
Tom al Ey
Newcat
Ming Bird
Pric
Dexdal
Chidren’s
Coari
Ladies
Veateoos
Kayser
Scarfa
Asaoz
Ladiea