Good Fellowship Club To Present Play in Palmyra
The Good Fellowship Club of Hummelstown presents Looking for Mary Jane a three act comedy directed by H R Laucks with cast including Russell Spanger Ernest Spangler Harper Nisley Oscar Laucks and Ruth Clark. Performances run Tuesday to Thursday December tickets available with reserved seats at 10 cents.
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Hummelstown
Good Fellowship Club
Mary Jane
H. R. Laucks
Russell Spanger
Ernest Spangler
Harper Nisley
Oscar Laucks
Arthur Hanshaw
Bernard Laucks
Ressler Bomgardner
Ruth Clark
Dorothy Spangler
Rachdael Grove
Naomi Buser
Ladies’ Mite Society of the Reformed Church
George Fox
George Edwards
P. W. Hartwell
William Ludwig
C. S. Holler
Main and Water Streets
Earl Smith
West Main Street
Ludwig
John Street
H. B. Fox
Harrisburg
Oliver Deimler
John M. Burkholder
Fan
Steelton
Sarah Henderson
Marjorie Nissley
George Stecher
Town
Bruce Henderson
Ralph Stecher
Pittsburgh
Ruth Ebersole
Grace Heerner
Ruth McCall
Shippensburg Normal School
F. G. Keller
Amanda Yost
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
Duncannon
Katherine Sellers
Mildred Behney
John H. Gay
John H. Gay, Jr
Philadelphia
Mary Fox
Elizabeth Schaeffer
Edward Hammer
Reading
John Hildebrand
Orpheum Theatre
John Walters
Kenneth
Ladies’ Aid Society of Zion Lutheran Church
Church
Samuel Walters
Kansas
Harry Weber
Myrtle Garrett
Victor Hetrick
Harry ‘Tv. Christman
Bertha A. Jacks
George M. Wagner
New Cumberland
Pelephone Fineman
Marty J. Ross
Mais
Chester Gates
Indianapolis
Fnd
Jean Beryl
Gates
Edith McCall
American Legion
Star Theatre
J. A. Bilmer
Rel. Gleing
Myerstown
Willian Kleih
Rossel HE Glam
Blarksburg Trust Company
Young Women's Missionary Guild of the Reformed Church
The
Reformed Church
Russell Gletat
Pagerstown
Lloye Zimmerman
Chamberburg
Zimerman
Qhed Foltz
Meade Harris
Camp Till
Fr. Albright
Co Z. Light
Ream Couple Marks Tenth Anniversary at Palmyra Garage
Mr and Mrs T Frank Ream celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary at the Reams Garage near Vershey with 40 relatives in attendance. Rev A J Jachman presided, a chrysanthemum bouquet was carried by grandchildren, and a short service followed. The group included Irvin Freed, David Ream and families, and other relatives.
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Palmyra
Ipa
Frank Ream
Ream
Vershey
A. J. Jachman
Schaefferstown
Mra
Irvin Freed
Ida
Joseph
David Ream
Anita
Sarah
Clara
Elizabethtown Hunters Return Home Laden
A Elizabethtown hunting party led by Captain Paul B. Stout returned from Potter County with a large harvest including 128 pheasants 31 rabbits 66 red foxes 2 wild cats 1 raccoon 1 woodcock and 1 black squirrel. The group included Phares Heisey Chester Engle Lester Meckley John Meckley Guy Gochnauer James Scheetz Claude Gruber Ray Bollinger John W. Eshleman John E. Schroll and Abner Weaver and Captain Stout.
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Elizabethtown
Phares Heisey
Chester Engle
Lester Meckley
John Meckley
Guy Gochnauer
James Scheetz
Claude Gruber
Town
Ray Bollinger
Lebanon
John W. Eshleman
Lancaster
John E. Schroll
Mt. Joy
Abner Weaver
Newton
Paul B. Stout
Harrisburg
Potter County
Charles Barnet
Lloyd
Middletown
College Avenue
Bard Bigler
Eard
Janet
East Petersburg
George Barto
S. W. Wilson
B. F. Shank
Rheems
Lancaster County Farm Bureau
Brubaker
Clarence Henry
Farm Bureau
Samuel Ringold Weaver
Barbara Jane Nissley
Steelton
St. Paul's United Brethren Church
Joseph Daugherty
Daugherty
John Fearne
Weaver
Union Deposit
Anna Heisey
New Standard Hardware Works
Masonic Homes
Jacob Garman
Marguerite Stauffer
Arthur Gingrich
Mastersonville
John Heisey
Benj. Keener
Enos Huber
Neffsville
William Morning
Elmer R. Kraybill
Rheems General Store
Cyrus Stauffer
B. F. Hoffman
Locust Grove
William D. Albert
Marguerite Metz
Samuel Ebersole
Albert
Mamie
Edgar
Mildred
Albert Smith
Martha
Walter
Elva Marshall
Sam’l Hess
Grace Landis
Amos Longenecker
Walter Shank
Nettie Burkhart
Samuel Martin
John S. Landis
Joseph Lawrence
Nettie Hostetter
Gap
Irvin Snagey
Lyle
Wayne
Wands
Paradise
William BP, Arndt
Lena G. Stein
Mononga
West Donegal Township
O. C. Rensel
Schnellman Farm
Arndt
U.S
Josie Cohick
Baltimore
Belle A. Moyer
Aaron G. Moyer
Fast High Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Gertrude Spangler
Joy
Myrtle A
Khiza
Tlghv
Jr. Arndt
Louise
Peter H. Willams
Dallastown
York County
Sell Memorial
Mes. Sell
Greensburg
Lancaster County Memorial
Lancaster County
Church of the Brethren
Mother
Ph. Ober Galve
Loth Cine
Misa Connor
Elizabethtown College
Spechal
Ladies’ Chorus
Helen JK. Gotshall Seiders
Veterans Bureau of
Darris Nithan
Steadquarters
Middletown Intermediate
Middletown Intermediate Air Depot
Joseph Gotshall
Local Notes And Visits From Campbelltown Area
Campbelltown residents report births visits and family news. Harry Stump’s child born on Saturday. Susan Balsbaugh of Cleona visited niece Mrs Brubaker. Foreman and Wolfersberger families visited the Reading Electric Show. Rev Henry I Aulenbach visited his Reading parents. Walter Custard wed Ada Hess of Palmyra last Saturday by Rev Philips Linglestown. District corn show set for next Tuesday December 1 at the school. H M Hostetter butchered two hogs weighing 898 pounds for A M Brandt. Deets relatives attended a reunion near Lancaster. Horst and Risser attended Lebanon Valley Albright game. Witman couple motor to Virginia. Elam Felty sold his home to Pitsenberger. Mrs Veleria Dissinger offers rooms for rent. Foreman rents one side of his double. Fire Company progresses on new building. King’s Daughters thank donors for a successful supper. Joe Patrick recovered from typhoid and is out again.
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June
Harry Miller
Nancy
Milton Slesser
Evelyn
Marion
Margaret
Arline
George L. Ream
Dorothy
Alvin
Ream
Elsie
Mary
Harry
Mildred
Ruth
Fred Clark
Samuel
Frederick, Jr
Londonderry Grange
Gravel Hills
Bitner
Grantville
Kate Gerberich
Grant D. Gerberich
Jonestown
Earl
W. F. Allman
Union
United Palm Lutheran Church
Stanley Billheimer
M. W. Fridinger
Second U. B. Church
Henry Shaffner
N. J
E. B. Rohrback
Methodist Episcopal Church
Shippensburg State Normal School
Palmyra
Strohm
Shippensburg High School
Phila. College of Pharmacy
Aaron Kreider
Hagerstown
J.D. Coover
East Cherry Tree
Walter A. Custer
Hershey
Ada Hess
Lydia B. Kreider
Hill Lutteran Church
Annville
Ezra Kreider
R. Herr
John Sherk
W. E. Kreider
Joseph Kettering
Titus Kreider
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cleona
Ezra
Town
Daniel
Wernersville
Mary Herr
Hill Church
C. B
S.C. Enck
D.D
Harrisburg
Cassell Laudermilch
Elizabeth Garman
J.C. Laudermilch
Kb. McCurdy
Lebanon
Henry Citations
John HH. Ferry
New York
John Ib. Ferry
North Londonderry ‘Township
Magdalena Perry
Awasyoa
Mies
Panamaix
Greiner
Philip Hetrick
North Chestnut Street
Lillie
Lincoln Hetrick
John Hetrick
Chester Bruce
N.Y
Academy of Nimie
Miss Engle
University of Delaware At
Wson
Harry Stump
Susan Balsbaugh
Brubaker
Grant Foreman
Harry Wolfersberger
Reading
Henry I. Aulenbach
Walter Custard
Samuel Miller
Revy. Philips
Linglestown
H. M. Hostetter
A. M. Brandt
Melvin Deets
Roy Deets
Lancaster
Harry Horst
Harold Risser
James G. Witman
Virginia
Elam Felty
Pitsenberger
Near Town
Veleria Dissinger
Joe Patrick
Weather Bureau Declares 1925 A Warm Year
The Weather Bureau reports 1925 as a warm year with February to April notably above normal across the nation. Temperatures in most regions stayed several degrees higher than the regional average for those months.
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Weather Bureau
Mexico
Canada
Weather Bureau Notes Severe Drought Across South
The Weather Bureau reports no warming trend but cites a severe drought across Georgia, the Southeast, and Central regions. Rainfall deficits range from four to nineteen inches in eight months, with Washington area at eleven inches. Cities like Nashville Montgomery Norfolk Elkins report record August droughts and water shortages. Charleston hits 102 degrees in August. Virginia also faces dried streams and fish loss due to low water.
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Georgia
Washington
Weather Bureau
Nashville
Tenn
Montgomery
Ala
Norfolk
Elkins
W. Va
Charleston
S. C
Virginia
Big Saving to Farmers from Lower Farm Loan Rates
The American Association of Joint Land Banks reports about 5 million dollars in annual savings to farmers this year due to lower interest on farm loans. Declining rates on farm loan bonds reduce the carrying burden by 300 thousand dollars as Joint Stock Land Banks issue 60 million dollars of 4 1/2 percent refunding and debt retiring bonds, with savings expected to be passed to farmers.
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American Association of Joint Land Banks
Joint Stock Land Banks
U S Chicken Population Reaches Four Hundred Million
The Department of Agriculture places the U S chicken population at 400 million. A line of these birds would stretch 100000 miles, and their yearly egg output could span Earth to the moon and back. The term damask recalls Damascus famed for silk and linen.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
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