Community Birthdays and Borough Notes In October
A birthday party honored Carl Leno on his third anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Kettering on West Main Street. Various locals attended. social and church events filled the week from Trinity Reformed to Second U church rallies. News includes property sales by Bowman and Bomberger, new machine shop by J. C. Kaylor, and Elizabethtown College offering a four year B S program with added courses in accounting and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Kettering
West Main Street
Gransdon
Carl Leno
Engle
Harold Engle
Amos Curry
Paul Moyer
Campbelltown
Wallace Wolfe
Claude Wilhelm
Millersburg
Isaac Wolfe
McCarty
M. B. Fretz
Philadelphia
Oliver Clauss
Alientown
Trinity Reformed Church
D. J. Leopold
Lebanon
Trinity League
C. F. Zimmerman
E. G. Leinbach
Eastern Synod
4Th Street
Harrisburg
U. Church
R. R. Kohr
New Cumberland
Seth Light
L. D. Rose
Elizabethtown College
Church of the Brethren
John C. Zug
Levi Fahnestock
Bowman and
Bomberger
R. B. Beam
Boro
H. L. Lessley
Light Brigade
Palmchurch
Bible School
Luther League
Roberts
Cobel
Lester
Witmer
Highspire
Dauphin
Landisville
Silver’ Springs
J.C. Kaylor
W. Hummelstown
Jacob Martin
Jacob W. Heisey
Rheems
A. B. Heisey
Martin Stone
Elizabethtown
Geo. S. Emig
F. B. Aldinger
Amos Ketsoe
Mr. Emig
Carlisle
D. H. Landis
Noah Gibble
Park St
Arthur Martin
East
Donedal
E. Frank Hoérner
Mattie L. Hoerner
Frank H. Martin
Samuel B. Martin
Middletown
Harturg
Harry Eshenbaugh
Ada Gingrich
Elmer
East Petersburg
Ebersole
Brown Street
Harold Cohick
Estelle Shaeffer
Enola
School of Finance
Chester Royer
David Marked
H. H. Nye
Market House Hall
Helane Marsh
Local Couples Celebrate Milestones and Community News
Elizabethtown notes recall Paul Eckinger and Nelson Krodel returning from Atlantic City work. John S Wittler and wife celebrate their golden wedding on October 3 with local clergy and families attending. J I Ebersole sells his butcher business to William Lebergern of Lancaster and plans to move to a Good’s Church area farm. A party honors Mrs Laha’s eighty third birthday with many relatives present. Russell Houser and Ruth Wickenheeler wed at the Reformed parsonage and depart for a honeymoon. Unity Castle hosts a visit by Johnstown Knights of the Golden Eagle Ground Chief J W Crotzer as many members attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Eckinger
Nelson Krodel
Atlantic City
John S. Wittler
Washington Street
Mra
Samuel Witmer
H. K. Ober
H. Hertzler
Abraham Witmer
Benj. Witmer
Daniel Shank
Isaac Fuhrman
H. W. Wolgemuth
Jack Arndt
Beelman
Mary Bowers
Lizzie Hr
Orlena Wolgemuth
Mary Wolgenuth
Helene Arndt
Me Hornasius
John Arndt
LeRod Wolgemuth
Ebersole
William Lebergern
Lancaster
Good's Church
Joseph Coble
North Market Street
Laha
Arthur Crichton
New York City
James Fulton
Philadelphia
D. G. Brandt
Anna Mary
Town
Iee Cobb
Emma Gruber
Fannie Gelb
Eliazbeth Shisler
Isaac Will
Kate Farmer
Isaac Eshelman
Misa Edna Good
Nurge
Lancaster General Hospital
Clara Bishop
South Market Street
Ruseel Houser
Middletown
Ruth Wickenheleer
B. M. Meyer
J. W. Crotzer
Johnstown
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Pennsylvania
Unity Castle
Elizabethtown
What This Country Needs Satire Poem Fragment
A humorous political verse argues for traditional values over reform. It contrasts priorities such as births taxation jobs and patriotism with lines urging practical work and thrift. The fragment critiques libertarian excess and calls for steadier, productive national habits.
Pick Up the Cent
A Kodak Magazine riff on waste and thrift contrasts a young man dropping a cent with a company executive conserving electricity. It argues small wastes accumulate into real losses and urges mindful conserving in daily use to foster progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knay
Kodak Magazine