Swatara Post adds building trustees and raises dues
Swatara Post 265 elected a three member board to oversee their new headquarters. Dues rise from 25 cents monthly to 25 cents with a yearly 1.50 per member payable by December 1 to continue membership. The village news records numerous local visits, moves, births, and community events featuring residents such as Mrs. H R Laucks, J Harvey Engle, and Rev. A S Lehman.
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Swatara Post 265
Robert Baer
LeRoy Holler
Russell Stoner
Post Finance Office
H. R. Laucks
Reading
J. Harvey Engle
National Bank Corné
West Main Street
Engle
Bank
Ward Landis
E. Z. Etter
Wm. Rudy
Thomas
West High Street
Harvey Sweigert
East Main Street
Russell H. Gleim
Marion Walter
Katherine Shull
Sarah Muth
Marione Nissley
R. C. Gingrich
Williamsport
R. E. McCauley
Altoona
Jess Dersheimer
Katherine Snavely
Hershey
Emily Cummings
Ethel Fisher
Florence Huber
Miriam Gleim
R. E. Reber
Harrisburg
Thomas Fox and Son
Greensburg
Westmorland County
Union Deposit
Guy Swartz
San Antonio
Texas
James Swartz
A. S. Lehman
Hummelstown United Brethren Church
East Pennsylvania
Lykens
Alice Cassel
McAlister
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania State College
Miss Cassel
Hummelstown High School
J. S. Heffner
Rev. Heffner
Hummelstown
Dauphin County Sunday School Association
Reformed Church
E. C. Kebach
Methodist Sunday School Board
Methodist Sunday School
Philander Hartwell
Long Island
J. M. Brighthill
Hartwell
Harry Noll
David W. Cansel
Nile Crist
Mary Crist
Crist
Lehman
Mountville
Bertram Hummel
New York
David Hummel
the Reformed Church
Charles Roth
Richard Taylor
Modern Woodmen Drive Seeks Fifty News Members
The Modern Woodmen of America campaign for fifty new members started in September by Camp No. 10714 and is now active. Recruits are being lined up with prizes offered for true results, and a banquet will cap the contest with credit for each completed application.
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Modern Woodmen OF America
Truth and shame in Knagg-Well exchange
A terse quarrel erupts as Mrs Knagg-Well challenges truthfulness in a public row. The exchange centers on exposing deception and forcing accountability with sharp, moral rhetoric.
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Knagg
Luncheon at Hotel Wayne Promoted for Fifty Cents
An advertisement extols a first class luncheon at Hotel Wayne for fifty cents offering a frugal alternative to domestic cooking. It frames the hotel as a convenient dining option and emphasizes value.
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Hotel Wayne
Woman the Winner Brown Is Outwitted by Mother-in-Law
Brown devises a scheme to avoid paying his mother-in-law by offering a choice between a new suit and a travel check. Mrs. B. insists on sending the mother the check while revealing she has already ordered the suit, exposing his plan as foolish.
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Brown
Try Try Again Joke Fails to Bore Mrs Pynched
A comedic exchange shows Mr Pynched insisting his wife has little sense of humor. He claims he repeats a joke and she only laughs twice in her life, highlighting a strained domestic rapport.
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Agaiy
Mr. Pynched
Thawg
That Live Wire Salesman Spooks a Merchant and Miss Prim
A merchant remarks the salesman is a live wire and Miss Prim, a sharp bookkeeper, snaps back about his slang being shocking. The exchange highlights wary interactions between a skeptical merchant and Miss Prim.
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Prim
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D. S. Hummel
J. A. Kilmer
Carrie Schaffner
F. J. Schaffner
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Charles Ellinger
Christian Endeavor
George N. Hoffer
Purdee University
Lafayette
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George P. Hoffer
Hoffer
Agricultural Department of
Annie Rousch
Newport News
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
Zion Lutheran Sunday School
J. A. Singmaster
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Arthur Duncan
Rutherford Car Shaps
Fred Tyson
Steelton
George Blackburn
I. H. Laucka
Mr. Lauck
Harry P. Laucks
Esther L. Brinser
Benjamin Badger
F. L. Hummel
Dudley Brinser
Campbelltown
New Oxford
George Zellers
Illinois
R. C. Gingr
Drug Department
Red Cross
Ise and
Violet
Hershey Department Store
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