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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1920

Page

5

Hummelstown Notes Highlight Local Life and Events

Local tidbits list residents traveling for juror duty and visits in Harrisburg, Reading, Pittsburgh, and Virginia. A new warehouse at C Holler & Son site alters access via Hanover Street subway. School and church activities include plays, concerts, and meetings. Ongoing social life features marriages, vacations, costume events, and a Halloween party plan.

Frank S. Strickler Scranton Strickler United States District Court Harry Snyder Waltonville Pittsburgh C. Holler & Son Rosanna Street Hanover Street Ray Felty Felty Hagerstown Fair Amanda Yost Elizabeth Mutzabaugh Duncannon Bush Brantner Robert Rhan Sheller Hummelstown Luray Caverns Virginia Linda E. Strickland Linda E. Martz Handsen Womelsdorf J. U. Kilmer John H. Gay, Jr Gertrude Lee Philadelphia Mary Fox Bernard Laucks Madge Kennedy Orpheum Alvin Zimmerman Harrisburg U. B M.M. K Kilmer Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church Forward Movement The Reformed Church Ladies’ Bible Wild Rose Caroline Burridge Prince Butterfly Maude Taylor Bumble Bee Carol Brinser Pea Blossom Sara Jane Buser Lily Francis Jones Mignonette Anna Lewis Poppy Ellen Potts Iris Miriam Burridge Will O' the Wisp Florence Ruff Queen of Herats Evelyn Swartz Pansy Ruth McCall Josephine Angeline Furruci Reading Beatrice Zeiders Vno the High School Harry R. Laucks J. R. Martz Brownstone Store Co Henry Spire Victoria Brubaker C. A. Glerding Dallastown Rupert C. Holler & Sons Warehouse

Local Notes Highlight Visits Events and School Ties

Miss Katharine Shull spent the weekend at Pottstown visiting Miss Mabel Hoffman who taught at Waltonville and Hershey and now lectures from her hometown. A birthday dance honored Miss Mary Reigel in Dr Ruff's Hall with many youths. The Lawn district hosts upcoming corn shows and teachers institute notes. Families from Harrisburg Mechanicsburg and Palmyra visit. Bring One Sunday urged for local Sunday school.

William Harbold Arline E. B. Habbyshaw William Cove Island Perry County Claude Allwine Williamsport Squire Richard B. Earnest West Main Street Joseph Early Cincinnati Cleveland Ohio Jacob D. Mengel Fast High Street Jones North Water Street Dauphin County Chestnut Street Harrisburg Mabel Cronise Jones A. S. Cooper Charles Pass Oliver Haas Messrs F. J. Schaffner J. P. Dieffenderfer Easton John Gardner Philadelphia Annie Rousch Katie Kautz East End Margaret Angeny Shiremansdale Mary Grove Harry E. Gresh Poplar Avenue Samuel Reinhart D. S. Hummel’s South Water Street Hummelstown Mabel Lingle Hershey Eva Smith Margaret Schlossman Lancaster Elizabeth Grove Pearle Kilmer Khatcha Koo Orpheum Theatre F. G. Keller S. Railroad Street Paul Barnes Hallowe’en East Main Street High School of Hallowe'en Ruff Florence Stuber Emily Cummings Ethel Fisher Sarah Mu Miriam Duncan Miss Duncan Howard Porn York John W. Horn Katharine Shull Pottstown Mabel Hoffman Hoffman Waltonville Mary Reigel Dr. Ruff's Lawn Wm. Williamson Dorothy Rengier Charles Rengier S. A. Heisey Harper Lititz Harry Lehman This Place Henry Hoffer H. B. Gingrich H. M. Gruber Cumberland County Lloyd Ligett Mechanicsburg Levi Farence Harry G. Witmeyer C. C. Gingrich Palmyra Wesley Elmer B. M. Niemond Edward Eberly Eugene Hostetter Albright College Margaret Behmer Marion Williamson

No Words Wasted in Barber Chair Exchange

A man asks if there is trouble, and the barber replies there is none but warns against news and commentary. The barber notes lectures are extra, like bay rum or hair tonic, implying limits on time and speech in the chair.

Forgetful Lovers Exchange Proposals in Witty Note

A playful exchange shows a young man admitting he forgot whether Clara accepted his proposal. Clara replies that she too forgot whom she had refused and laughs at the memory lapse. The lighthearted missive highlights a comical memory mix up between two suitors.

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