Elizabethown notes include church service by radio and new Masonic project
Dr H F Wagenseller partners with Dr H K Blough while Miss Amy Buttermore visits Pittsburgh. Dr James H Kelly of Harrisburg spoke at Elizabethtown College’s 22nd anniversary on The Educational Outlook. Plans begin for the Dauphin County Memorial Building with Shoemaker and Son of Harrisburg excavating. Wedding of Paul Martin and Rhoda Martin, family visits, and local births, illnesses, and community events fill the column.
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H.F. Wagenseller
H. K. Blough
Amy Buttermore
Pittsburgh
James Herbert Kelly
Harrisburg
Elizabethtown College
R. W. Schlosser
H.H. Nye
Elizabeth Myers
George Brown
Jersey Shore
Miller
Lottie Gise
York
Cyrus Evans
California
A. S. Gise
Fred Kuhn
Wm. Bastian
Frank Croman
Ruth Hartzell
Emma E. Cobl
Lancaster County
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Lancaster
Masonic Homes
Point Breeze Presbyterian Church
Shoemaker and Son
Dauphin County Memorial
Paul Martin
Rhoda Martin
Amos H. Martin
L. O. Musser
The
Brethren
Christchurch
Florin
Esther Martin
Palmyra
Norman Brubaker
Grantham
Zercher Sisters
Mt. Joy
Hoffer Bros. Planing Mill
Frymeyer
Frank Sweigart
Marchio
Allen Hertzler
Hertzler Department
Franklin County
S. D. Boggs
A. L. Gantz
Aberdeen Mills
Conewago Creek
J. B. Hornung
Sadie Hershey
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Market House
W. A. W. Company
Hoffer Bros
Levis
Harry K. Landis
Masonic Home
Mary Swenk
Monroe Sweigart
Salome Wolgemuth
Atlantic City
Joseph Eckinger
Washington Street
Roy Heilman
Heilman
John Whitman
Reuben Snavely
Middletown
Russell Brett
Philadelphia
Dauphin County
Holmesburg
Samuel D. Sancom
Lewis M. Neiffer
George A. Gorgas
John M. J. Raunick
Fred Marsh
H. WH. Rhoades
S. S. Pick
Millersburg
I. W. Fegley
Lykens
Walter Shaeffer
Levi Ebersole
Mra
Elmer Baum
Pauline
John Arndt
Helene
John
Leo Allwine
Sherman Shaeffer
Glenn
June
Harry Eshenbaugh
Ruth
Dora
Paul
Mary Shaeffer
Missea Stella
Miriam Shaeffer
Grace Engle
Andy Meads
Merle Sweigart
Charles Landis
Williard Electric Equipment Co
Community Events And Visits From Lebanon And Dickinson College
Local residents attend a corn show at the school building on Thursday November 23. Philip Wolfersberger and family visit G C Wolfersberger. John Moyer of Dickinson College visits. Henry Wengert visits Gettysburg battlefield. Thanksgiving services and charity jelly drive planned for Sunday. Several birthdays noted incl Geo Matterness at 84 and Mrs Boltz turning 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wolfersberger
Lebanon
John Moyer
Dickinson College
G. C. Wolfersberger
Henry Wengert
Gettysburg
Victor Long
Arthur Horst
Mt. Holly
Boltz
Leinbach
Allentown
Morris Hailman and
Palmyra
Claude Martin
Geo. Matterness
John Nye
Moses Yingst
Sand Beach
Lizzie Weltmer
John Herring
Clarence Good
Moses Light and
Annville
Jacob Landis
Fleetwood
Will Forrest
Will Wagner
Joseph Shannaman
Lebanon Steel Works
State forestry distributes trees for spring reforestation drive
The Pennsylvania Department of Forestry reports rising demand for young forest trees as part of a state effort to restore denured lands. About 3,000,000 trees of varieties including pitch pine and white ash are available free to land owners, with municipalities, water utilities, and mining firms among the applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of. Forestry
Pennsylvania
U. S. Forest Service
Department of Forestry
California Summa Culinary Fragments Include Citrus and Ginger
A fragmented listing mentions citron pineapple slices orange peel cherries lemon peel and crystallized ginger as part of a California Summa style assortment. The text reads as an inexact catalog of flavor components with unclear context or attribution.
Pennsylvania Agricultural Yields and Lebanon Historical Meeting
State crops for 1922 show tobacco at 53.3 million pounds and corn at 71.5 million bushels with well below 1921 and near ten year averages. Buckwheat and potatoes also rise or fall modestly while apples and pears show notable gains in yield. The Lebanon Historical Society hosted a notable meeting featuring a paper on The Eph rata Cloister and Its Music led by Captain H M M Richards and James Scheirer, highlighting a historic musical revival.
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Pennsylvania
Lebanon Historical Society
Ephrata ‘Cloister
H. M. M. Richards
Lebanon
James Scheirer
St. John’s Reformed Church
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