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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1921

Page

5

Hummelstown Community News Briefs and Local Happenings

Local residents host and visit families in Williamsport Reading and Harrisburg. church and school groups meet for missions and classes. A coast of events includes a drowning tragedy, a doctorate of public notice, fund drives, theater plans, weddings, birthdays, and civic club activities in Hummelstown May events.

Mother and Daughter Meeting Planned by Woman’s Society

The Woman's Missionary Society and Otterbein Guild announce a Mother and Daughter meeting on May 12 1921 at 8 p m in United Brethren Church social rooms. A clipping party will aid funds for Wilson College summer school in Chambersburg Pa. Members are urged to bring gifts for self and friends and both groups plan to send a delegate to Wilson College this year. Mrs Newton Gordon visited Harrisburg Monday.

J. A. Kilmer R. C. Gingrich Williamsport Leonard Taverniti Prospect Street Poplar Avenue Charles C. Hummel Harrisburg Hospital Hummel Frank G. Keller South Railroad Street Women E. R. Donald Harrisburg Reformed Church James Fox, Jr Harrisburg Academy Rupert Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company New York Chinese Relief Fund America China Charles Shertzer John Shertzer Second Walnut Streets Hummelstown Swatara Creek George Rhan Benjamin Heffelfinger Irvin Shoop Herbert S. Garnes John W. Grande Methodist Church Dickinson College Dickinsonian C. P. Haehnsen Zimmerman Clara. Walmer Uriah Epler Philip Deimler Landis F. W W. W Reformed Sunday School Agnes Conn Chicago Women’s Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church Helen Breneman India J. J. Fellenbaum M. E Middletown H. R. Laucks Hummelstown High School Esther Sanders Harry F. Sanders Paul W. Holtzman Darlene Howard Snyder Dramatic Club Palmyra Ruth L. Kilmer Katharine Shull Sarah Muth Marion Walter Russell Stoner Esther Brinser Marjorie Nissley Pearle Kilmer Ruth Kilmer Town Emily Cummings Miriam Glei Harry Light Ralph Charles Esther Verna Annie Sutcliffe Alfred Sutcliffe John Gay, Jr Philadelphia Gay Mary Fox Margaret Cassel Cumberland Valley State Normal School David W. Cassel Mary Nissley Bernice Nissley J. Harvey Buch Elizabethtown Misa Thelma Eisenberg P. V. Behney Hummelstown Gas & Fuel Co Charles Leinbach Womelsdorf Ruth Berstler Woman's Missionary Society Otterbein Guild United Brethren Church Wilson College Chambersburg Newton Gordon

Dad Pays the Bills Theme Echoes in Late Visit

A brief domestic exchange reveals Edith keeping a suitor late at night while she jokes about showing him vacation snapshots and father’s quip about paying the electric bill leading to a light hearted moment.

Seeking Information on a Clergyman's Gardening Hint

An English clergyman nailing up a refractory creeper is watched by a curious young lad. The bearded man jokes about offering tips on gardening while the boy reveals he awaits the moment the hammer should strike his thumb.

Of Course Not Frederick Weeps Over Loss of Collie Major

Frederick on the curb sobs that Major the collie is dead. Billy counters that his grandmother died a week ago and Frederick retorts that he did not raise his grandmother from a pup. The exchange ends with Frederick’s woe over Major.

Frederick Billy

Too Long a Swim

An American tourist in Scotland offered to buy a collie named Jack. The owner refused, fearing the dog would be taken to America. A second bid from an English tourist was accepted. The American protested, but the Scot explained that Jack could not swim the Atlantic.

Scotland Jack America Jock

Smoker Tales Stirring New Stories on the Rail

A traveling salesman notes a surge of rugged travelers in Pullman cars and reports hearing fresh tales in the smoker. He says he is glad to see the horn of laborers riding in luxury cars as new stories surface among passengers.

Boys and Children’s Wear Special Sale Notes

Boys wash suits in middy and Oliver Twist styles in light and dark blues offer sizes 2 to 8 years at 1.95. Boys knees pants in wool and cotton blends crash or khaki priced regular 1.50 to 2.50, now 1.00.

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