Personal notes from Hummelstown area residents and visitors
Local notices list Miss Louise Beahm, Mrs. Sollenberger, and others visiting or hosting in Hershey, Harrisburg, Lebanon, and Carlisle. Soldiers from Camp Meade and Camp Mills frequent home leaves, with travels to Philadelphia, New York, and Derry Church rail crossings mentioned among community happenings.
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Louise Beahm
Potischie
J. B. Sollenberger
Harrisburg
New Fall
Milmery
S. P. Bacastow
Carlisle
Bacastor
Ed. Field
Lebanon
Harry S. Bover
Camp Mills
Long Island
New York
Hershey
Jack Walters
Camp Meade
Victor N. Ginegrich
Liord Fellenbhaum
Mea
Hummelstown
Charles Shultz
Ruth Zoll
Helen Spahr
Dillsburg
J. J. Rouch
Linn R. Hawbecker
Moaicam Murrie
New School For Boys
Hackensack
XN. J
Hubert Maauier
FL R Murrie
Minnie White
Ruth Schultz
Bertha Snyder
Lebanon Corp
J. Howard Brown
Mrs S S Brown
Mabel Hornsby
Louise Beabm
Susan Krause
Majestic Theatre
Hornsburg
Laester R. Bingaman
Hersher Chocolate Company
Camp Cody
Deming
N. Mexico
Even Bowman
Royersford
Dorothy Suggert
Buffalo
Mary
Elizabeth Fos
France
Yeatts
307Th Field Signal Battalion
Miss Swartz
M. L. Hersher
Corn Variety Tests by Farm Bureau Gathers Local Trials
The Farm Bureau operates four corn variety tests across county farms including J M Bover near Gratz J P Rutter near Halifax Hershey Industrial School near John Aldinger’s Middletown and on soil types Upshur Limestone Penn Berks and Conewago slate. Led by John Stoudt a Hershey area graduate testing five pure strains with local varieties to guide farmers on sumiar soils and state land.
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Farm Bureau
J. M. Bover
Gratz
J. P. Rutter
Halifax
Hersher
John Aldinger
Middletown
Upshur
Stoudt
State College
Almost Won the Automobile Wins $50 Prize in North American Contest
John Gates and Joseph Kleinfelter entered the North American contest and, after strenuous effort, were among the winners. They received fifty dollars as part of the first prize.
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John Gates
Joseph Kleinfelter
Peace Comes and Thrift as a Wartime Moral
A wartime moral essay urges thrift and saving as the nation readies for postwar reconstruction. It contrasts civilian hardship with the need to prepare for a coming peace, urging Liberty Loan Bonds and War Savings as safe investments. A domestic vignette shows a father distressed by his son Harry swearing, highlighting tension at home.
Hallway remark ends lesson as mother chastens Richard
After the confusion subsided Harry's mother is heard in the hallway saying that Richard has given him enough for one lesson. The line reflects a quiet parental intervention during a tense moment.
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Harry
Richard
Now is the Time to Buy International Motor Trucks
Advertisement argues that hauling with an International Motor Truck costs about one third of horse power and cites big business buyers. It urges readers to purchase an International, claiming reliability and profit, from Hershey Garage.
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Aotor
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