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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1921

Page

6

Elizabethtown Obituary and Local News Highlights

Mrs. Mary McQuate Zook dies at 77 in Elizabethtown at her son John Zook's home. Funeral held at Millport and Middlecreek church with interment nearby. Also notes marriages, baptisms, and various visits and meetings around Elizabethtown including college notes and church events.

Bachmansville Obituary and Community Notices

Bachmansville Children Day services to be held Sunday afternoon October 9 at the Brethren church readers invited. Miss Emma Yetter moved Tuesday to her niece in Hershey where she will establish her future home. Yetter will be very much missed after 51 years residency. Mr and Mrs Ray Conrad of Hershey spent Wednesday evening visiting Mr and Mrs Jacob S Brandt.

Mary McQuate Zook Henry K. Zook John M. Zook South Market Street Church of the Brethren John McQuate Rev W. M. Zook Henry M. Zook Christian M. Zook Millport Ren. F. McQuate Lancaster Middlecreek’ Church Monroe Sweigert Oil City West High Street Abram Coble Webster City Iowa Amanda Gish North Market Street Harry Wagner Margie Longenecker Farmers’ Bank Middletown Church of God Parsonage G. R. Hoverter Niagara Falls S. P. Engle Baltimore M. Landis Eby Philadelphia George Hoffer Isaac Reem Reem Susquehanna River A. K. Young Manheim Nora Genevieve Drohan H. F. Herr Conestoga John Risser G. C. Wolfersberger Campbelltown George Lichty Samuel Heffelfinger Elizabethtown College Lewla Ashenfelter Henry Silvinis John Henry Jaakson Vernon Jackson Vernon Arlene Pen Argyl Northampton County H. E. Reem Bethlehem Kubas Argenta Til James Keller Brooklyn N. Y Leo Alwine Columbia Hanora Drohan Phares Strickler Paul Sumpman Sporting Hill Edward Butt Daniel Brandt Eli Gish Millersville Raymond Risser Sadie Brinser Levi Ebersole Elizabeth Brinser Merle Sweigert Frank Croman Ministerium of Pennsylvania St. Michael's Lutheran Church Strassburg Sherman -Shaeffer Wilson Street Samuel Geibe Frank Campbell Mt. Joy Shaeffer Centre Square Elizabeth Stern Walter Thomas Bunkertown Juniata County Mt. Joy Street Frank Byer J. Walter Thomas Rabbi Stephen S. Wise New York City Charles A. Eaton Newell Dwight ‘ Hillis Brooklyn ‘Tabernacle the Christian Worker’s Society Elizabeth Town Harrisburg the ‘Society Hummelstown Street I. J. Kreider Bethany Bible School Kreider Chicago J. G. Meyer Norristown Meyer J. Horace Landis Montgomery County E. L. Manthey Wampler Joseph Cashman Elizabeth Grosh H. H. Nye Bankstown Lebanon County John Hallman Christian Heistand Rebecca Amos Shearer George Greiner Lewis William Hamilton Derry Andrew F.clendenin Mary Carothers Palmyra The Brethren Church Emma Yetter Hershey Yetter Ray Conrad Jacob S. Brandt

How It Worked Out with Josh and the Farmer

Farmer Countessel recalls sending Josh to college to gain a better education. Josh overdoes gratitude and showcases his supposed intellectual superiority to prove the money was well spent.

Josh

Conversation Turns To Dwarfs And A Stunted Specimen

The club speaker mocks small pretenders then tells a comic tale about a man so short his corns hurt him and he imagined a head ache each time. The remark turns the dialogue toward humor and exaggeration.

A Thorough Job In the Cook's Absence

In the absence of the cook the young mistress and an inexperienced waitress tentaively prepare Sunday luncheon. A flurried maid confesses to forgetting to wash the lettuce while the coffee machine malfunctions. The mistress urges them to proceed and asks where the soap is.

Marie

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Elizabethtown News Anna Grubb Henry Tennis Hummelstown Ben. Grubb Isaac Eshleman Paul Mary Bessie Phares Hein Samuel Shelly Harry Seibert Erma Harry E. Ebersole Meyer’s Church W. S. Adams Terra Hill Paul Reichenbach Hiram Bricker Bachmansville Sunshine Clover Lb. i HEINZ Hershey Department Store PENNA
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