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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Lawn News
Jack
Hershey Department Store
Kirchbaum
Eagle and
Manhattan
Arrow
Trevalo