Elizabethtown College Opens Fall Enrollment Amid Local News
The Elizabethtown college opens for fall with two semester terms and AB and BS programs plus preparatory courses. Community notices include weddings, obituaries, staff moves, and plans for a Back Run storage dam as the water company seeks bids.
Bachmanstown prayer meeting and family visits noted
Prayer meeting was held Wednesday evening at the home of Hiram Bricker. Visitors Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Amos Shearer and daughters Martha Bertha and Mary visiting Henry Hess and family in Elizabethtown. Miss Emma Vetter visited Mrs. Lavina Walters and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gingrich Jr. Gladys Miriam born August 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gingrich Jr.
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Elizabethtown College
Anna K. Olweiler
J. N. Olweiler
Vineland New Jersey
Amos Metzler
Charles Updegraff
Perry County
Genevieve Drohan
Lancaster
Harry Levenite
Harriet Leader
G. B. Cohick
Elwood Grimm
Erie
Walter Brandt
la Brandt
Martha Oberholtzer
Millerstown
Sarah Michael
Millersville Normal School
Margaret Crohan
Paul Seibert
Wintersville
Samuel Shelly
Chiques Church
John Brinser
Zion Children's Church
Katherine Greiner
Mt. Joy Township
David Holinger
Elizabethtown
Philadelphia
Lydia F. Eby
Henry B. Eby
John H. Esbenshady
South Poplar Street
Campbelltown
United Christian Church
Robert
Grant
Lebanon
John
George
William
Ira
Mary Hopper
Ira Painter
Anna Withers
Catherine Eshenshade
Tillie Otis
Town
Lillie Shelly
Westerville
Ohio
Eshenshade
Christ Brandt, Jr
Christ Brandt
Brandt
Ralph Martin
Harris Clothing
Ephrata
H. H. Nye
K. Ober
Mra
J. W. Thomas
Martha Martin
Ada Heisey
Church of the Brethren
Banoverdale
Mary Reber
Mary Carter
Marietta High School
Harry Fryer
C. F. Seibert
Berks County
Edgar Diehm
Youngstown
I. H. Hertzler
Diehm
Lititz
Elizabethtown Water Company
Back Run
Edward Krodel
Charles Steiner
John Robinson
Carl
Elizabeth
Emlin Buller, Sr
Florin
Barbara Brandt
Sara Huntzberger
Jere Martin
Abraham Witmer
Bellaire
Walter Krodel
Marion Shaner
John Shaner
Middletown
Washington, D. C
Samuel Bell
Merle Leininger
Hagerstown
Elsie Hoffer
Homestead
B. F. Hoffer
Emil A. Johnson
St. Ignace
Mich
Johnson
The
Daily Messenger
West Street
Munhall
Elizabeth Brandt
Christine
Harrisburg
J. C. Felker
Richland
Mildred Bonebrake
Waynesboro
Maggie Lowry
Daughte
Katherine
Alvin R. Nissley
Hanover
W. Scott Smith
Nesquahoning
J. D. Smith
John Block
Hershey
Irvin Holsberg
Ruth Gise
Dauphin
Dorothy Ricker
Maple Grove
Harvey Ishler
Palmyra
Elizabeth Myer
Bareville
David Burkholder
Anna
Bernetta
Columbia
Labor Day
W. R. Ashenfelter
Joseph Strickler
Newtown
Paul Strickler
Jacob Shank
Morrison
Jones
Arthur Morrison
Leeds
Akron
Roy Shaeffer
Geo, B. Cohick
Howard Fryer
Elsie Cohick and Son
Altoona
Bedford Springs
Cumberland Md
Baltimore
Daniel Gates
Pauline
Hazel
Lewistown
Allen Brandt
M. B. Brandt
John Kulp
Peter Gruber
Lena
John Gopher
John Shiffer
Brethren Church
Conewago
Jennie Zug
Manheim
John Booser
William Brandt
Clarence Keggeries
James Albert
Jacob Evan
Norman Greiner
Christian Heistand
Harry Booser
Warren
Ellwood Booser
Elias Booser
Aaron Coble
Lydia Eby
Hiram Bricker
Amos Shearer
Martha
Bertha
Mary
Henry Hess
Emma Vetter
Lavina Walters
Aaron Gingrich, Jr
Gladys Miriam
Women voters and handsome men on tickets debate
A dialogue about women voting influencing party tickets and whether attractive men would be favored as candidates, with remarks on marriage preferences and public expectations.
Plenty for a Starter
A family scene unfolds with a father enraged at a boy named Jimmy for swearing. The mother halts the punishment, saying Jimmy has heard enough for the first lesson, hinting at a teachable moment rather than prolonged discipline.
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Jimmy
John
Grandpa Obliges Office Boy Football Match
A light exchange in a newsroom features an office boy asking for the afternoon off to attend a football match. The employer claims familiarity with such requests after mentioning the grandmother's death. the boy then explains his grandfather is marrying again that afternoon.
Rubber plant riddle at the manor
A maid confesses she did not water the rubber plant, mistaking it for waterproof hearsay. The exchange reveals a family scene with the mother asking Mary about chores and a humorous misinterpretation.
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Lebanon Valley
Hershey Department Store
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