Hummelstown Dramatic Club Elects Officers and Activates Year
The Hummelstown Dramatic Club elected officers led by Harry R Laucks as director and Theodore Olsey as assistant director. The group plans multiple plays this year while members and local residents attend dances, visits, and college enrollments across Harrisburg Hershey and Palmyra.
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Hummelstown Dramatic Club
Harry R. Laucks
Theodore Olsey
Harry Snyder
Bernard G. Laucks
Katherine Shull
Marion Walter
Jack Taylor
Edgar C. Schaeffer
Margaret Cassel
Shippensburg
State Normal School
Howard Holsberg
Harrisburg
Samuel Hartz
Philip Deimler
Esta Kilmer
Eva Smith
Victoria Theatre
Gipe
Coatesville
Benjamin Bomgardner
Sarah Muth
George Bartels
Hershey
Marjorie Nissley
Charles Stroeble
Lancaster
Hummelstown High School
Stoverdale
T. O. Mitman
Kissinger
Mary Hershey
Frey
Maryland
Conrad K. Curry
Swatara Station
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton
N. J
Sarah Shull
Hershey Free Kindergarten
Lawrence Wolf
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mary Grove
John Angney
Shermansdale
Perry County
Walter Webner
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania College
J. S. Hummer
Manchester
York County
H. M. Wolf
Mary Mullin
Michael Mullin
Atlantic City
Claire Horne
Greensburg
Annie Burkholder
Horne
Burkholder
Indiana Normal
Katie Miller
Kenneth Square
Paul Miller
Mahlon Keilfer
Round Hill
Virginia
W. B. Caton
Alflentown
M. Wolf
Howard M. Swab
Fr. Schaffner
Stoll
Andrew Wolf
Chamber Hill
Quaker Valley
Adams County
Summerstown
Martin I, Nissley
John 2D
Spidle
Ed Bo Gebhardt
Lutheran Brotherhood of the
United Lutheran Church
Misa Lebseltzer
Clara Walmer
Keystone Hotel
Edward Stover
York State
Baird Potts
Wilson Urges Fire-Protection Day Observance
President Wilson issued a proclamation urging state governors to designate Saturday October 9 as a first-prevention day and to seek a general public observance. He stressed the urgent need to inform citizens about fire waste and to mobilize individual and collective efforts to conserve America’s resources.
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Wilson
America
Off To Poor Start In Dice Game Brawl
A dice game in which Rastus escaped a free for all melee after trouble began. An observer questions why he did not run sooner and Rastus replies he ran but not fast enough. He adds the problem was not starting the trouble soon enough.
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Rastus
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