Elizabethown Social Notes Span Relatives and Local News
Miss Hazel Barnhart and Miss Esther Kline visit East View Farm Gainsburg. Promotions retirements işleri. Several local visits, excursions to Atlantic City, church and school updates, treasured reunions, and a series of health and travel notes from Elizabethown and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Barnhart
Lebanon
Esther Kline
Town
East View
Gainsburg
Paul Shirk
Abram Geyer
Middletown
Harry Erb
Amos Erb
Martin
Elizabeth Mumma
Barbara Rutt
Swatara Hill
Marlin Felker
Upper Hillsdale
B. F. Snavely
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Snavely
M. W. and S. Department
Philadelphia
Helen Gross
Wellsboro
Atlantic City
Margaret Neagle
Levi Hershey
Helen
Martha
Edward Stover
Stoverdale
Our Town
Robert Keller
Dora Bell
Mae Engle
Daisy Snyder
Russell Kuhn
Walter Ramsey
Leo Allwine
Columbia
Arthur Fry
Elizabeth
New Holland
Alonzo Cable
West High Street
Black Horse Hotel
C. B. Keesey
Lancaster
Roy Shaeffer
Sherman Shaeffer
Washingtonboro
Elwood B. Heindel
S. J. Heindel
Lancaster County
Baltimore
S. P. Engle
Frank Coover
Wlein’s
B. H. Greider
Evelyn Anna Chard
Near Town
Anna Chard
John E. Heilman
Mt. Alto
Colorado
Aldinger
Brillhart Station
York County
J. B. Aldinger
Caron Replogle
Lown
George Beelman
Farm Women’s Society
Isaac Eshleman
Campbelltown Sets School Opening for Sept 5 at 8 AM
Campbelltown announces the opening of schools next Monday morning September 5 at 8 o'clock. Local teachers Mr Reedy from Lebanon and Geo Foreman from Hockersville will teach at the High and Chestnut Hill schools. A large list of social events and visits fills the week, with Salem Sunday School, YPS activities, a wedding, harvest services, and a Missionary Institute planned for September 10 at the U B church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedy
Lebanon
Cyrus Hitz
Hockersville
Katy Keller
Amelia Ginder
Geo. Foreman
Chestnut Hill
Brethren In Christ
G. C. Wolfersberger
Linglestown
John Moyer
A. G. Risser
Will Poorman
Harrisburg
Harry Bowman
Annville
Henry Kreider
Duncannon
Emma Vetter
Bachmanville
John Herring
Ed. Laudermilch
Cloona
Ben Moyer
Newmanstown
M. S. Long
Jacob Fasnacht
Samuel Moyer
Nelson Felty
Elizabethtown
Elam Felty
Will Neidig
Mt. Joy
Clayton Longenecker
Ohio
Abram Longenecker
Salem
Y.P.S
John Wells
Eva Brehm
C. Fy Arnold
Jamison
Morris
Salsberry
Mary
Miriam Brunner
Harvest Home
Salem Church
Leinbach
Victor Longenecker
West Virginia
Mr. Herring
Will Stroh
Penrose Oberholtzer
Palmyra Street
Gingrich
Clarence Keggeries
James‘Albert
Jacob Evans
Noah Mark
Peter Longenecker
Clayton
U. B
He Couldn't The Orator
A quoted remark dramatizes the speaker’s view that work is man’s lot and Adam’s Edenic life contrasts with idleness. The line emphasizes effort and labor as core human duties.
Courtroom Exchange Teases Off Prisoner Over Birthday
In a terse courtroom moment the judge asks the prisoner for his birth date and the prisoner resists, replying that the question is pointless since he won’t receive anything. The exchange highlights tension between judge and defendant.
Mirror vanity in a priestly warning tale
A young woman confesses to a priest that every time she passes a mirror she thinks of her beauty. The priest reassures her that such thoughts are not a sin but a trifling error in judgment.
A Boy Quips About Being Door-Keeper During Sermon
A teacher asks why David chose to be a door-keeper in the house of the Lord. A boy replies that he could walk outside while the sermon was being preached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Correct School Teacher to Little Boy
Cartoon caption-like exchange shows a teacher asking a math problem about 3,700 bushels at 2.50 dollars per bushel and a boy replying with a humorous non sequitur about an automobile produced as the answer. The setup reflects a comic misunderstanding.
A Matter of Diet
A Los Angeles studio worker refused a director’s demand to share a bed with a lion for a comedy scene. The worker balked at the idea, noting he was raised on milk but now eats meat, and quit on the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Outdoing Einstein in Quarry Accidents
An Irish worker dropped a dynamite stick in a quarry causing a blast that killed Mike. The quarry boss asks where Mike is and Pat replies he’s gone and, if he returns as fast as he left, he will be back yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einstein
Mike
Pat
Little Gent and Youth Shoes Sale Prices and Sizes
Shoe ad offers Little Gent and Youth shoes in sizes from 9 to 14 and 1 to 2 with Goodyear stitched soles. Mahogany English Lace and Blucher Oxfords featured with special prices from $1.95 to $3.45. Includes children's barefoot sandals and sturdy school shoes in black or mahogany with English toe and double soles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Gent
Goodyear
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Elizabethtown News
Henry Kaylor
S. J. King
Betty
Wilmington
Del
Hersey
W. R. Ashenfelter
Levi Ebersole
Walter Shhaeffer
C. V. Kinsey
James Faul
Kuhn
Hershey
Elizabeth Brasch
Anna Gibson
York
Samuel Miller
Walter Ashenfeller
Maggie Lowry
Katherine
Nora Lowry
Jimmie
H. Drohan
Hazel Reed
H. G. Bishop
James
Frank Sweigert
Wesley Housal
Bainbridge
John Zeigler
Klinesville
Dillsburg
Campbelltown
Adam
Garden of Eden
Footwear
Hershey Department Store
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