Hummelstown Excerpts Chronicle March Events and Incidents
Hummelstown community notices cover a Zion Lutheran Men’s Class luncheon with Rev. George A. Greiss, multiple local visits, a mail carrier accident injuring his eye and the horse, extensive school egg donations, daylight saving start at the public schools, and a benefit film night for the Reformed Sunday school class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Sunday School
George A. Greiss
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Allentown
East Pennsylvania Synod
Board of Health
Winfield Sanders
Harrisburg
William Clark
Myer Feinstine
Steelton
Samuel Wolf
David W. Cassel
Cassel
Lawrence Wolf
University of Pennsylvania
H. F. Gebhart
Pauline
George A. Boyer
Lebanon
William Martin
Mechanicsburg
Claude Kissinger
Shamokin
Adam LaRoss
Camden
N. J
Mary Wheeler
Alfred McCall
Alfred, Jr
Thomas McCall
Philadelphia
Ralph C. Gingrich
Williamsport
Gingrich
J. A. Kilmer
Arthur F. Holler
Holsworth Johnson
Lafayette College
Easton
Holler
H. F. Holler
Marjorie Nissley
Mary Ebersole
Washington
High Street
Roy Brighthill
J. M. Brighthill
Star Theatre
Reformed Sunday School
Gerladine Farrar
G. W. Killough
Associated News Service
Michael Mastromatteo
Hummelstown Public
Swatara Post
No. 265
American Legion
Ruff's Hall
Charles FE. Hawk
Derry Township
R. B. Earnest
Poplar Avenue
Allen K. Walton
Hawk
E.R. Donald
Ladies’ Mite Society of the Reformed Church
Origin of the bagpipe joke sparks cross nation quip
A humorous debate about the bagpipe origin features reps from several nations. An Irishman declares the instrument was invented by Ireland and sold to Scotland as a joke, noting the Scots have not yet seen the punchline.
Logic at Work Teacher and Student on Conjunctions
A classroom exchange shows Thomas defining a conjunction as a word linking ideas or clauses. He offers a sentence where he mislabels halter as a conjunction, revealing a playful misunderstanding of grammar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Farmer protests sign over hitching fine
A farmer argues with a policeman after his team is hitched to a telephone pole. The officer cites a sign reading fine for hitching, prompting the farmer to question why the sign warns of a fine.
Josh’s Path to Promotion in the City
A father notes Josh’s expertise in the business and his potential to win a promotion. Josh claims he knows more about the trade than the current owner and only needs to convince the boss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh
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Edward Habbyshaw
Howard Neuin
Early Street
Clyde Strohman
East Main Street
Neuin
John W. Grande
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Homer Cummings
Nilt
Josephine
Emily Cummings
Marion Walter
Rebecca Sutcliffe
New York
Alfred Sutcliffe
Eva Krause
Emma Branser
Harry Knoll
Isaac B. Nissley
Dersheimer
Joseph Nissley
Middletown
Nissley
John H. Wise
West Main Street
Hetrick
Irvin Keller
Anna Lewes
Rupert's Cafe
A. H. Imboden
Edward Stover
Fire Company
Deimler Library
South Railroad Street
Lebanon Valley College
Aunt Mary
Hummelstown High School
Annville
Palmyra
Annt Mary
Meade Schaffner
Lancaster
Sunbury
David H. Jacks
Mr. Jack
Thomas Jacks
Earl Donley’s
Landis Street
Valentine Dolson
Arthur Lyter
Calvin A. Huffer
Reading
P. V. Behney
Ruth Swope
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
Clayton Swope
Edna LaRoss
Tarrytown
Philip Roth
Zion Lutheran Church
Helen Blessing
Robert and
Edward
New Bloomfield
F. D. Blessing
John Holsberg
Samuel Hartz
And
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George Bartels
Hershey
Bartel
Laura Muth
Josephine Krause
Alvin Zimmerman
Howard Ritts
Minerva Miller
Bernice Jones
Anderson Ginghams
Anderson
Price
Hershey Department Store
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