Mrs. John Snyder Hosts Large Lancaster Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. John E. Snyder entertained a bridge luncheon at her Lancaster home with a long guest list including Mrs. John L. Atlee Mrs. H. W. Barnard and many others from Harrisburg Mt. Joy Lebanon and beyond. The gathering showcased prominent local women in a social afternoon.
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Mrs
John Snyder
John E. Snyder
Snyder
John L. Atlee
H. W. Barnard
A. M. Brenneman
Ralph W. Cummings
H. C. Demuth
S. B. Downey
Walter E. Fraim
E. T. Fraim
M. T. Garvin
T. G. Helm
Milo B. Herr
John K. Herr
John N. Hetrick
H. B. Keiper
Elizabeth Kinzer
J. Roland Kinzer
Elizabeth Kready
Landis Levan
Mary Locher
Chas
Emory Long
B. Long
Gertrude Metzger
Alfred Moyer
Fred Pyfer
William C. Rehm
David Rose
John B. Roth
W. C. Sapp
M. G. Schaeffer
J. Newton Stauffer
George W. Stoler
Chas. M. Tatnall
I. H. Weaver
T. Scott Woods
Geo. C. Louder
Harry Beves
Chas. Harry
Lancaster
E. E. Beidleman
Clara Cassel
Wm. Earnest
James Hatz
L. E. Lentz
Harrisburg
Owen Brandt
Oliver Longenecker
Mt. Joy
S. High Levan
Columbia
John J. Mack
Alfred D. Strickler
Paul Gates
Chas. V. Henry
P. N. Hershey
Lebanon
Edward Colquhoun
Robert Forsythe
Henry W. George
Henry W. Rhodes
Eliza A. Young
S. Cameron Young
Middletown
C. V. Glynn
Fleetwood
Harold Hellyer
Pottsville
Gideon Kreider
Gideon Kreider, Jr
Paul Kreider
Annville
Lynch
Springfield
Mabel Talbot
Honeybrook
Frank E. Wilson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Elizabeth Woods
Gap
Walter F. Mehl
Westfield
N. J
J. Landis Strickler
John Wittock
Emma Walton
Tax List Filing Lags in Dauphin County Elections
Only five of thirty eight Dauphin County tax collectors have filed lists of taxpayers for county taxes this year. A state law requires filing twenty days before elections with Penbrook Dauphin Paxtang Middle Paxton and Lower Paxton among those reporting. The rule aims to curb fraudulent tax receipts and unlawful voting by non taxpayers within two years before an election. No prosecutions have occurred locally.
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Dauphin County
Penbrook
Dauphin
Paxtang
Middle Paxton
Lower Paxton
Chas. E. Black Elected President for Bible Class
The John Elder Men's Bible Class held its first fall meeting at Ivan L. Mease’s home on Cocoa Avenue. Officers were elected with Chas. E. Black as president and Rev. R. Taylor named teacher. The group planned a class outing with the Hustlers’ Class and observed the tenth anniversary. The meeting adjourned to meet Oct. 12 at Charles Blick’s home.
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John Elder Men's Bible
Ivan L. Mease
Cocoa Avenue
Chae, Black
John McKinne
Robert Reese
Secremy R
State College Plans to Cut Farming Costs
State College outlines a farm experiment to reduce power and labor costs in crop production. The plan features a four year rotation of corn oats wheat and hay on a Penn State farm aiming to lower the 66 percent share of costs from power and labor cited by farm machinery head KR U Blagaingame.
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Pennsylvania State College
U. Blagaingame
Lancaster County
The Smokestack and Small Town Laughs
A collage of verse and local vignettes, the Smokestack column laments writer’s block with playful stanzas about death and stings. It recalls a prank on Old Man Dusendorfer at Toad Hollow and a bridge yard tale from Reading tracks, ending with jokes on voting and curious inventions.
Why Every Girl Should Join the Girl Reserves
The first initiation service of the Grade School Girl Reserves will be held at the Hershey YWCA on Sunday October 4 at 3 30. The piece outlines the Girl Reserves program and honors system with names of local members and the aims of building character, health, knowledge, spirit and service through activities and points toward the highest honor, the Girl Reserve ring.
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Hershey Young Women's Christian Association
Marian Hinkle
Julia Owens
Alice Reilly
Eloise Moyer
Erla Balsbaugh
Sara Leibfreid
Emily Zartman
Velia Smith
Mary Taylor
Mildred Edwards
Helen Schmidt
Josephine Baum
Mafalda D’auria
Dorothy Hill
Young Women’s Christian Association
Reserves
Girl Reserve
Governor Declares Arbor and Bird Day in Fall Observance
Governor Pinchot signs a proclamation designating October 23 as Arbor and Bird Day to promote appreciation of trees and birds and urge forest conservation. He warns of wood shortages, water restrictions, and the need to restore idle mountain acres, forests, and wildlife in Pennsylvania.
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Pinchot
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Miss Ruth Schultz Hosts Bible Class Supper
Miss Ruth Schultz entertained the H. O. A. Young Ladies Bible Class of Holy Trinity Lutheran Sunday School with a chicken and corn soup supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Adams. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. Kinports and many local families and members.
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Ruth Schultz
H. O. A. Young Ladies
Holy Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
George Adams
Paul M. Kinports
Edwin Schwenk
Mary Louise
Ruth
Edwin Jr
Robert Aumen
Robert Jr
John Snavely
Joseph Barth
Anne
Paul Gray
Billy
Walter Moyer
Cleon Keiffer
Melville Keiffer
Mary Smith
Phoebe Whittle
Grover Sheckart
Minnie Whittle
Margaret Bomgardner
Hilda Freymeyer
Edith McCafferty
Goldie Habecker
Aldus Wirth Accepts Manager Post in New York
Aldus Wirth formerly Hershey Chocolate Co. superintendent resigning to organize a new company has taken the managerial role at North Tonawanda Chocolate Co. in North Tonawanda New York. Wirth is described as capable and hardworking with many friends sending best wishes for his success Up New York Way.
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Aldus Wirth
Hershey Chocolate Co
1Rth Chocolate Co
Cleona
North Tonawanda Chocolate Co
North Tonawanda
N. Y
Wirth
New York Way
Presbyterians to Rally Day at Old Derry Sunday School
Old Derry Presbyterian Sunday School will observe Rally Day on Sunday at 9 40 a m. Mr Win J Book of Harrisburg will deliver an address with special music arranged. New hymnals were purchased for the school and will be used. A promotion exercise is part of the program. Public is invited. Sea water contains 32 of the 92 known elements.
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Old Derry Presbyterian Sunday School
Win
Harrisburg
New York Cocoa Exchange Formed in 1925 Crossing Global Cocoa Trade
The New York Cocoa Exchange was chartered on May 28 1925 and will open this month to trade cocoa beans worldwide. Organizers expect broader markets stabilization of prices reliable data on production and distribution and easier financing for imported crops while guarding against speculation and aiding cocoa merchants and chocolatiers.
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State of New York
New York
Kinports Chosen to Represent Luther Leaguers at Pittsburgh Convention
Reverend Paul M. Kinports pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church is elected to represent the Leaguers at the Luther League of Pennsylvania thirty second convention in Pittsburgh from September 22 to 25. Theme is Our Church Achievement Activities Possibilities. The program includes a plant tour of HL J Heintz Co and sampling of 57 varieties. Delegates from Palmyra Hummelstown and Harrisburg will drive to the event.
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Luther League of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Sunda
Paul M. Kinports
Rose
Luther League of Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
HL. J. Heintz Co
Palmyra Couple Announces Daughter Fannie Hugenduhler Wedding
Mr and Mrs Martin T Hugenduhler of Palmyra announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Fannie Hugenduhler to Walter R Kauffman son of Mr and Mrs Aaron M Kauffman of Harrisburg RD 6 The wedding is planned for autumn, details to follow.
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Martin T. Hugenduhler
Palmyra
Fannie Ugenduhles
Walter R. Kauffman
Aaron M. Kauffman
Harrisburg
R.D
Constitution Week Observed Across Pennsylvania
Governor Pinchot urges Pennsylvanians to observe Constitution Week and the 138th anniversary of constitutional government. He calls on educators editors and various organizations to pledge loyalty to the Constitution and notes concerns about civic responsibility and voter participation.
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Pinchot
Bunco Party at YWCA for Teachers and Directors
Invitations issued for a Bunco party at the Youth Women's Christian Association to honor teachers. Board of Directors will host and the Social Committee will serve refreshments next Monday evening September 21. Directors and committee members named.
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Bunco
Youth Women's Christian Association
A. M. Hinkle
A. T. Heilman
R. V. Owens, Jr
John Shay
J. Zoll, Sr
Bowman Snavely
Wm. Hackman
Rhoads
J. B. McClure
Irvin Slesser
Howard Romig
Kathryn Weltmer
Mabel Lingle
Naomi Woomer
Morris Wenger
Kaley
Paul M. Kinports
Feeeen Snavely
John Snavely
M. Hershey
Union Deposit Band to Give Concert at Hotel
The Union Deposit band will give a concert at the Union Deposit hotel on Monday evening September 21 at 7 o'clock. This is the first in a series for the coming season. The band organized in 1916 has progressed and is now regarded as a leading musical group of the Lebanon Valley. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Union Deposit
Lebanon Valley
Lanewick and Deets School of Music Opens
Lanewick and Deets School of Music opens at 67 Aretha Avenue with 21 attendees. Palmyra pupils Enos Detweller and Miss Myrna Hetrick assist, featuring introductions lectures games mandolin and guitar solos duets and refreshments. Pupils range from ten to twenty years old.
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Lanewick & Deets, School of Music
Aretha Avenue
Enos Detweller
Myrna Hetrick
Palmyra
Buck Jones Stars in Hearts and Spurs at Hershey Central
Buck Jones leads the new Fox Western Hearts and Spurs based on The Outlaw with thrilling action and perilous feats. Carol Lombard stars opposite him with Freeman Wood and others delivering solid turns under W. S. Van Dyke’s direction. The film debuts September 22 at 7 30 p m.
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Buck Jones
William Fox
Jackson Gregory
Hershey Central Theatre
Buck
Carol Lombard
Freeman Wood
William Davidson
Jean LaMott
Robert Littlefield
W. S. van Dyke
John Stone
Laugh Scenes in Forty Winks at Hershey Central Theatre
Paramount touts Forty Winks as funnier than Changing Husbands with Viola Dana Theodore Roberts and Raymond Griffith in lead roles. Adapted from Lord Chumley by Bertram Millhauser, the film blends melodrama and comedy as Lord Chumley pursues missing naval papers ending aboard a battle fleet. Cyril Chadwick William Boyd and Anna May Wong headline the supporting cast.
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Paramount
Paul Iribe
Frank Orson
Hershey Central Theatre
Viola Dana
Theodore Roberts
Raymond Griffith
Bertram Millhauser
Lord Chuml
Griffith
Atlantic
Cyril Chadwick
William Boyd
Anna May Wong
Extras Paid for Watching Bout on Ford Film
One thousand extras were paid to watch real ring masters as George O'Brien Victor McLaglen Leo Houck Mike Dempsey Marty Cross and Jimmy Dime staged fast bouts for the camera. Four ounce gloves used by O'Brien and McLaglen. John Ford directed. Screen version of Larry Evans Once To Every Man shown at Hershey Central Theatre Thursday Sept 24 at 7 30.
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John Ford
George O'Brien
Victor MacLaglen
Leo Houck
Mike Dempsey
Marty Cross
Jimmy Dime
Squared Circle
O’brein
MacLaglen
Larry Evans
Hershey Central Theatre
Two More Ton Litter Weights Reported at Jednota Farm
The third and fourth ton litters for Dauphin County were weighed at Jednota Farm near Middletown. One litter weighed 2447 pounds with value 352.05 dollars and profit 150.50. another weighed 2297 pounds with value 344.62 dollars and profit 156.21. A prospective ton litter is slated to be weighed Monday afternoon at Gratz farm.
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Dauphin County
Jednota Farm
Ofiddletown
County Agriculture Extension Association
Rednota
U. S. Manning
Middletown
R. D
Clayton Hollinger
Elizabethtown
J. M. Boyer
Gratz
Christ Balabaugh
Clayton Gingrich
Hershey
Zoll and Poorman Win Political Plums
David Gordon led a tight race for Supervisor with 347 votes to John K Zoll’s 8 in the final tally. School Directors results show Karl Mays 486 and Leo R Poorman 342, with detailed precinct counts cited. May 13 results note Moller losing by 16 votes as precinct tallies break down for all candidates.
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David Gordon
John K. Zoll
Zoll
Karl Mays
Leo R. Poorman
Moller
Mays
B. Holler
John IK
La Donna headlines at Central Theatre Saturday
On Saturday evening September 19 the celebrated musical act La Donna will perform in a comedy musical act at Central Theatre with two shows at 6 30 and 8 30 o clock.
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Central Theatre
Mid-Year Conference of Dauphin County Next Week
The seventh annual Mid-Year Conference of the Dauphin County Sabbath School Association will be held Saturday Sept 26 at 2 15 p m in the Halifax Methodist Episcopal Church. County and district officers and all Sunday school leaders are urged to attend. Train service from Harrisburg and Millersburg is available and the program includes devotionals, addresses, group conferences, and a banquet. Tickets are 75 cents.
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Dauphin County Sabbath School Association
Methodist Episcopal Church
Halifax
Harrisburg
Millersburg
Ivan L. Mease
S. G. Haas
United Brethren Church
Walter E. Myers
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
G. L. Schaller
Evangelical Press
Mr. Myers
C.F. Still
Ira H. Yohe
Rev. Schaller
Pennsylvania
Mease
Hershey School Enrollment Tops 1237 Pupils
The 1925 26 enrollment reaches 1237 with 829 in the Grade School and 408 in the Junior Senior High School. To ease congestion 4th grade gained a new teacher Miss Florence Hartman from Palmyra and 9th grade overflow led to hiring Miss Dorothy A Mentzer from Lebanon Ursinus College. The High School Athletic Association planned its first meeting and football season schedule will appear next issue. The High School Auditorium shows new stage equipment and a raspberry velvet curtain. Visitors welcome for tours and chapel exercises.
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Florence Hartman
Palmyra
Hartman
Annville High School
Millersville Normal
Ursinus College
High School Athletic Association
Tenement Children Return to New York
New York welcomed back 34 children from Dauphin County after a two week vacation in Hershey. The youngsters left with warm gifts and new clothes, many gaining weight, while they recalled fond memories of hosts and the countryside as they boarded the train home.
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New York
Hershey
Andirls
Dauphin
Dauphin County
Harold Lloyd in The Freshman at Hershey Central Theatre
Harold Lloyd's The Freshman will be shown at the Hershey Central Theatre on Friday and Saturday October 16 and 17. Tickets are at no rate for this bill.
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Harold Lloyd
Hershey Central Theatre
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