Miss Marjorie Nissley Hostess at Dinner Party in Hummelstown
Miss Marjorie Nissley will host a dinner and card party at Chef's near Annville on Thursday evening with guests from Harrisburg Williamsport and town including Misses Emily Cummings Louise Achenbach Florence Huber Ethel Fisher Jedim McHolland and Mrs Ralph Gingrich. The Swarthmore Chautauqua dates were moved from December to November. Funeral services for Mrs Harry Wolf were held in West Main Street with burial at Oberlin cemetery. Mrs Wolf aged 68 survived by husband and son Ray Wolf of Philadelphia. The article also notes factory expansions at Hummelstown silk mills and a busy social calendar across town.
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Hummelstown
Marjorie Nissley
Chef’s
Annville
Emily Cummings
Louise Achenbach
Florence Huber
Ethel Fisher
Jedim McHolland
Harrisburg
Ralph Gingrich
Williamsport
Sarah Muth
Marion Walter
Russell Gleim
Town
Oscar Bordner
Hershey
Swarthmore Chautauqua
Harry Wolf
West Main Street
C. G. Leatherman
Zion Lutheran Church
Oberlin Cemetery
Philadelphia
Christian Endeavor Society
Stoverdale
Ind
Karmany
National Undertakers’ Convention
George A. Zellers
Aaron Engle
Joseph L. Early
Kissimmee
Fla
Joseph Albright
Ella
Frank Zimmerman
Ralph C. Gingrich
Williamsport National Bank
Elizabethtown
Poorman
Reformed Church
L. H. Riffel
R. C. Gingrich
J. A. Kilmer
Earl Smith
W. H. Peters
Ralph Walters
John Street
T. B. Zell
Reading
Minnie Basom
John Holsberg
Samuel Hartz
Joseph W. Mumma
Buffalo
Joseph Mumma
East Main Street
John E. Reager
John Miler
Lebanon
George Bartels
Bartels
Laura Muth
Charles Breckenmaker
George C. Blackburn
West End
Christian Wolfersberger
Blackburn
Alma Loover
The
Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Beckley Business College
George Mullin
Atlantic City
Crescent Temple
Trenton
Steel Pier
John HH. Greenawalt
Zemba
William A. Stroman
Lancaster
Clyde Stroman
Christian Endeavor Society of
Grace Soerner
Cumberland Valley State Normal School
Shippensburg
Miss Hoerner
D. Fo. Mack
Homer Mack
Wilkensburg
Irvin Baer
Neal Miller
Center Square
Marysta
Jack Gingrich
Charles Ellinger
Main
Frank Vevan
Lebanon Valley College
William Gritlig
R. Y
Rupert
Ludwig
Rank G. Keller
Dauphin County Institute
Alfred Sutcliffe
Dol. Purcell
Acts Life Insurance Co
Wyon Missing Club
Ferry
Goldie
Elva
Richard
Levi
David Shearer
Erma Shearer
Sylvia Stone
Riley Heckert
Dauphin
Amos Swanger
Earl Garret
Lulu Swalm
Miss Swanger
John Blouch
Clair
Mildred
First United Brethren Church
E. M. Baum
Missionary Society of the Church
Esther Fasnacht
Otterbein Guild
Edna Engle
India
Mason Speck
East Cherry Street
Lebanon Hospital
Paul F. Zimmerman
Camden
John Teahl
Elsworth Deiter
Palmyra
Enola
Paul Moyer, Jr
Paul Moyer
Pharis B. Gibble
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Harvey Bomberger
Schaefferstown
Ruth Boyd
George Miller
Union Deposit
Cyrus Goodman
Elizabeth Boltz
Margaret Herr
W. O. Herr
Derry Township
Dauphin County
Lebanon County
State Highway Department
C. B. John
Bro Malvern
Cyrus Zimmerman
Paul Zimmerman
Rising Sun
John Zeigler
Beulah
Cyrus M. Runkle
Steelstown
David M. Blouch
Alien D. Blouch
Harrison S. Blouch
Beatrice Bossler
Newton Bossler
Hassler
Harold Ulrich Landis
Studebaker
Roy Creveling
Kreider- Creveling Co
Boston
Mass
W. E. Kreider
Paul Yoder
George Kennedy
Carlisle
Stanley Billheimer
N. E. Appel
Robert Sherk
J. H. Kuntz
Grantville
Roy Turby
Hershey Hospital
J. Gingrich
George M. Horstick
Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Chicago
P. V. Ewing
Foundation
Harry Gingrich
116
College Street
Harry Bishop
Harold G. Engle
John Landis
Elias Mumma, Jr
Charles Plevans
Allentown
Morris Leister
Mary
Pittsburgh
Leiter
Esther Eister
Elizabethtown College
Joseph McLaughlin
Glenn Shaeffer
Jos. Bell
Charles Clair
Marlin Booser
John Foltz
Robert Shaeffer
Blaine Fike
Andy Meads
Junior Coble
Leonard Theodore
Junior Heagy
Jeanette Barnes
Arlene Booser
Helen Brosey
Dorothy Shaeffer
Lucile Fike
Sara Jane Hertzler
Jean Simons
Elva Heisey
Pauline Baum
Kathryn Foltz
Miriam
Millersville
E. F. Yoder
Church of God
Progress
Fannie Cassel
Edna
John and
Francis
Cassel’s Mill
Phares Wenger
Manheim
Jacob Mumma
Christ Reformed Sunday School
Oswald S. Frantz
Theological Seminary
Ebersole
Ruth Burkholder
J. N. Osweiler
O. S. Frantz
L. C. T. Miller
J. H. Stauffer
Maud Reese
Lou Coble
Harrison Keller
Alda McLanahan
Bertram Ream
Charlotte Koch
Jeanette Stauffer
Samuel Shoop
Mae Dulebohn
I. L. Reist
H. L. Gise
C. E. Balmer
G. W. Dulebahn
Tillman Ebersole
Paul Seibert
A. B Ream
S. F. Seibert
Norman Leigh
J. N. Olweiler
James Balmer
George Hocker
Edward Shellenberger
Warren Nelson
O. N. Rensel
Addie Dennison
Church of the Brethren
Martha Martin
Sallie Groff
Harvey Ishler
Walter Shaeffer
Donald
Evelyn Coover
Frank Coover
Maryland
John Hess
Near Town
John Hershey
Monroe Miller
Arthur
James
Miller Hershey
Isaac Foreman
Harry Eshenbaugh
Albert Kraft
Columbia
Isaac Koser
Brethren Sunday School
Washington Street
Fred Fike
Arthur S. Miller
Mabel S Eshelman
Jesus
A. P. Wenger
Sallie Mae Groff
H. H. Nye
J. H. Eshelman
Robert M. Lindemuth
316 Infantry
Elks
Milliard Foltz
Bainbridge Street
A. D. Henry
Newville
Cumberland County
Wm. Frey
New Germantown
Lottie McFarland
Helen Henry
Clayton Brandt
Phares Brandt
Verna
Hauenstein
Rheems
Leo Blanck
Fairview
Alvin Heisey
Mt. Joy
Victor
Charles
Sarah
Aaron
Mt. Pleasant
Good
Eliza- Yethitown
Verna Marshall
Bainbridge
J. S. Simons
Elizabeth Shirk Simons
Marietta
Palmyra Industries Adopt New Working Schedule
Palmyra PA Oct 8 Palmyra industries begin a trial shift change Monday morning moving work hours from 6 30 11 30 to 7 12 with lunch 12 1 and 1 to 0 6 40. School morning dismissal shifts from 11 30 to 12 noon while pupils keep regular report times. Last assembly at 8 30 a m and noon bell at 1 10 p m. George Mintz visits New Bloomfield. Levi Swalm Jr hosts F J Stone family guests.
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Palmyra
Palmyra Industries
George Mintz
East Broad Street
New Bloomfield
Levi Swalm, Jr
F. J. Stone
Elizabethtown Policeman Resigns Position
H H Musselman borough policeman resigns and has moved to Baltimore to take a federal post. Henry Hess will oversee borough affairs until the October 20 borough council meeting when new arrangements are made.
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Elizabethtown
Local Notices and Social Gatherings Highlight Elizabethtown Area
A crowded scene freed two men trapped after a concrete coping collapsed into a ditch. Nearby residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Morris Leister and daughter Mary, gathered at the scene. Numerous social events are listed: birthday and wedding anniversaries, church meetings, lectures, and visits by residents to relatives in nearby towns.
Narrow escape for Campbelltown family on Sunday
Campbelltown residents east of town had a narrow Sunday afternoon auto upset with only slight injuries. A church gathering, social notices, and local meetings are described, including a fire company meeting and a public fire prevention session at the school.
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Leod
Higet
US 3
Allen Bucks
Harry Zuver
Messia
Ed. Fisher
Jim’s Fisher
W. Bach
Grubb & Miller
Allen Buchers
Alek Lst
Salem Church
Stanley Dundore
Womeladorf
Jelizabeth Ream
Margaret Shope
Hummelstown
Mra
Harry Wolfernberger
Eter Longenecker
Elzabethtown
Hershey Hosts Celebration For Lineweaver Nuptials
Home of Mr and Mrs George Schroll in Hershey hosts event honoring Mrs Schrolls brother Harvey Lineweaver and his wife on their recent marriage with family gathered for the occasion.
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George Schroll
Hershey
Mrs. Schroll
Harvey Lineweaver
Claim Static in Radio Can Be Eliminated
Two Chicago amateurs James D. and Roy Gibson announce a device to ensure perfect radio reception for homes. It uses sixty feet of specially prepared lead-sheathed wire divided into condensers with two pickups, buried sections, and a lead-in to the set. The makers say the subantenna has been thoroughly tested since last April and patents are sought in the United States and Canada.
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Chicago
James D
Roy Gibson
United States
Canada
Sleep Study Suggests Men Need One Third More Rest
Prof F A Moss of George Washington University and eight students recently survived over sixty hours without sleep. He says the average man sleeps one third longer than necessary and offers findings on fatigue, white blood cells, and nerve strain. Women and older people show different fatigue patterns according to the research.
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F. A. Moss
George Washington University
Moss
Private roads for trucks and buses rise to prominence
Philadelphia reports a push for dedicated highways as bus lines stretch ninety miles to New York and trucks parallel rail lines. Observers note the growing fleet of 80,000 motor buses and debate who should pay the highway costs, while rail and road networks adapt to heavier traffic.
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Philadelphia
New York
Philadelphia Inquirer
United States
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