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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1925

Page

2

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Philadelphia New York Philadelphia Inquirer United States

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