Hummelstown Clinic hours shift and community notes
The weekly summer clinic now runs Wednesday afternoons with Mrs. Alter as nurse. The Star Theatre is reopened for fall by Samuel L. Wood. Families and residents travel to Newark, Newport, Williamsport, Atlantic City and Philadelphia for visits and events. Notes cover births, sales, college enrollments, hospital visits, and local meetings with many names and places.
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Hummelstown
Alter
Star Theatre
Samuel L. Wood
Newsdealer
Henry F. Holler
Newark
N. J
Arthur F. Holler
Staten Island
N. Y
New York State
Connecticut
Massachusetts
John E. Reager
Oliver Waltz
Arrisburg
Newport
Erama Sutcliffe
Atlantic City
J. A. Kilmer
Russell Gleim
Williamsport
Ralph C. Gingrich
Kilmer
Mary Esta Gingrich
R. C. Gingrich
Williamsport Hospital
H. M. Horst
Ila Brunner
Mirs
J. N. Wright
Hoernerstown
F. G. Keller
Amanda Yost
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
Alonzo Philips
Lancaster
Maple Grove
Lloyd Stamm
Norman
Philadelphia
Sallie Hartz
Palmyra
Christian Balsbaugh
Olive Remley
Huntingdon
Juniata College
Russell Walter Hoerner
Walter Hoerner
W. High Street
Harrisburg Hospital
John Zimmerman
Meade Harris
Camp Hill
Harris
Joseph Albright
Dorothy Light
Esther Bomgardner
University Hospital
Levi Fisher
Kansas City
St. Louis
J. R. Martz
Harrisburg
Larene Hummel
Ocean City
J. P. Dieffenderfer
F. J. Schaffner
Easton
Trout Run
Reformed Church
David R. Sweigart
David E. Sweigart
Winnie Baer
Reading
United Brethren Parsonage
Als. Lehman
Dauphin County
Main Street
County Institute
Washington
Katharine Ulrich
Lebanon
Mt. Gretna
Elizabeth Tennis
Middletown
Walter Gresh
Mount Alto
Harry Kk, Gresh
Palmyra to Issue 45000 Bond Issue for paving Muda Street
Palmyra borough council approves a 45000 bond to fund the boroughs share of paving Muda street. Ordinance authorizes indebtedness of 4500000. preparations and operations to begin soon. Cherry street will be opened through the Marke farm with no traffic delays. other local notes include a liquor arrest at a West Main Street home and a moonshine seizure.
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Palmyra
Muda Street
Cherry Street
Marke
Giulia di Blasio
West Main Street
Old Henry Farm
Balmer
George Carpenter
Harry Rady
Weat Cherry Street
Paul
Zinmerman
Carl Login
Philadelphi
Bethany Lutheran Church
J. R. Engle
Harry Snavely
Main Street
Union
Valley outing and window upgrades mark town modernization
A community column lists residents and visitors across Palmyra and nearby towns. Kreider family hosts an outing at Valley amid new plate glass windows praised for a citylike look on Main Street. Several residents travel, teach, or conduct business in towns from Norristown to Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kreider
Valley
Glenn
Lizzie Stauffer
Mt. Joy
Kreiders
Main Street
John Snavely
New York City
Alea
William McKay
Samuel Pitt
Washington, D. C
Anna Fasnacht
Chestnut Street
Norristown
Norristown High School
Phyllis Martin
Lancaster
I. V. Kreider
Harrison Street
Harvey Seltzer
C. F. Schneider
Harrisburg
C. W. Witmer
Mary Miller
Albert Carper
Virginia
Mahlon Yoder
Cleveland
George R. Runkle
George F. Runkle
Newton Bassler
E. Cherry Street
Pittsburgh
William E. Kreider
W. Kreider Sons Mfg. Co
Akron
James Hatton
Lincoln Street
A. G. Stauffer
Cherry Street
Anna Herr
Sadie Reider
Ruth Rauch
Erma Herr
Blanche Eisenhauer
Esther Stephen
Mary Hess
Harry Kissinger
Bud Weaver
Enos Lingle
Raymond Herr
William Yost
Dewey Dellinger
Lloyd Yost
Hazleton
Yost
Lillian Nauman
Elizabeth Buch
Manheim
Kathryn Donmoyer
Reading
Harry Yingst
Suedburg
M. M. Moyer
Samuel Lineweaver
Campbelltown
Raymond Phillips
Hummelstown
R. D
Palmyra
J. Cross Nisley
Carmany
David S. Funck
Almyra
C.K. Witmer
Charles Landis
Ethel
Charles Crum
Grantville
Elizabethtown School Opens With 811 Enrollment
Elizabethtown public school opens with a grand total of 812 students on the first day. Enrollment by class includes 75 freshmen 56 sophomores 43 juniors and 31 seniors. Non resident pupils number 110 and music teacher Mr Landis begins two days a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Landis
Miss Pentz
Pentz
Nissh
David Brinser
John Pyle
Ida
Nettie
Thane
TL. Staaler
Mastersonville
Samuel Lettaler
Chiques
Church of the Brethren
Mary Snyder
Florin
Cumberland County
Mary Kuhn
Harry Balmer
New York City
John Shockers
Katharine
Altoona
Labor Day
Russell Witmer
Glenn Rutt
State
Ray Treichler
Dorothy Croman
Keystone State Normal
Allentown
Clyde Dieter
Blessdate
Elizabethtown College
Mors
Isaac Hackman
Philadelphia
Jereffiguan
Wid Mra
Rutt
George Korsote
Mes
Daniel Brandt
State College
Mra
Paria Pridy
New York
Chin Place
Ho, Wells
Philadelia and
Rey
Madygar Diehmy
C. J, Barnes
L. 2D
Coble Ane
Market Lineweaver
Copa Stern
Carver
Annie Winters
William Winters
Anon Wealind
Morence Cauley
Charlotte Kob
Enma Hek- Inger
Labor Day Socials and Local News in Lancaster County
A long list of social visits and events across Lancaster County is reported. Families from Middletown Elizabethtown Palmyra and Mount Joy are noted at Lancaster gatherings and at Carsonia Park. A marriage license for Ira S Frank and Gertrude Risser is recorded. An infantile death in Park Street is noted with a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barnett
Lloyd
Middletown
Monroe Sweigart
Town
Roy Geisler
Lancaster
Co. E Brinser
Louisville
Pennsylvania Railroad System
D. G. Brinser
South Market Street
A. E. Drace
Rhine Smith
Mary
G. G. Minnich
Forrest Henning
Christian L. Martin, Jr
Christian L. Martin, Sr
Mary B. Reber
A. C. Hollinger
Durelll Harold
Paul Hollinger
E. G. Meyer
H. K. Ober
J. W. Thomas
J. M. Miller
Jane Miller
R. S. Forney
R. W. Schlosser
David Schlosser
Nancy Joan Schlosser
H. H. Nye
Anna M. Nye
Ethel K. Nye
S. H. Ober
Elizabeth Thomas
Grace
Ruth Ober
Mary Strickler
Frances Edna Reber
Ruth Reber
Grace Meyer Martin
T. K. Henning
Arlene Henning
Mabel Minnich
H. G. Minnich
John
Anna
Howard Minnich
Ruth Gundruim
Etta Hershey
Anna Snyder
Mary Snyder
Anna Bell Erb
Anna Risser
Anna Burkholder
Anna May Ely
Monroe Shaeffer
Florin
E. E. Baker
Esther
Elvin, Jr
Gladys Weaver
Mildred Baker
Philadelphia
Temple University Sanatorium Hospital
Clayton P. Eshleman
Pleasant View Farm
Grippe
S. G. Bishop
Hiedwohl
Hagerstown
Eugene B. Boggs
Southampton
Bremen
Cherbourg
Robert Rote
Orville Balmer
Near Town
York
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Ira S. Franck
Ephrata
Gertrude Risser
Falmouth
Harold Engle
Allentown
Simon Engle
Juniata College
Frances Musser
Fulton
Abilene, Kans
Elmer Eshleman
Stanley Ober
Lester Myer
Chester
Christ Hershey
Henry Kuntzleman
LeRoy Wolgemuth
I. N. Hershey
Ruth Helen
Jean Hershey
Harry Wolgemuth
Orlena
Mary Wolgemuth
Abe Butter
Rheems
George Hoifmaster
Mt. Jay
Paul Breneman
Jay Christ Martin
Christ Martin
Park St
Mt. Tunnel
Joseph Daugherty
Lancaster County
Community Notes from Campbelltown and Surrounding Areas
Local visits span Campbelltown Lebanon Hershey and Avon with Emma Lineweaver Mrs David Bompardner and families Mild weather for Rally Day services at Salens Sunday School with 140 jars donated to Bethany Orphans Home and a Fire Company meeting planned in Sept 2st Also a regional superstition describes touching warts with a magic stick to affect a tree and bridge crossing ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Shelly
John Light
Lebanon
A. G. Snyder
Hummelstown
Emma Lineweaver
David Bompardner
Fairland
Miriam Brunner
Philin, Wolfersberger
Salens
Stem Charehy
Bethany Orphan's Home
John
Addison McCurdy
Maytown
M.S. Long
Jones
Harold
Mr. Umberper
Weaver
Avon
Abner Spangler
Giggle Gruber
Fatrly
Alvin Flowers
Hershey
Ethan Kreiders
Roy Grubb
Elvin Miller
Philadelphia
Six Goals For Saving And Investment Principles
A New York Evening Journal financial editor outlines six aims guiding ordinary investors savings decisions. Retirement funding is primary with safe, low risk securities and emergencies covered by insurance. Education, travel, business ambitions, home purchases, and an estate reserve complete the framework, with risk levels rising for entrepreneurial savers.
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New York Evening Journal
The Most Important Thing The Savers Do
A Savings Bank meeting speaker extols savers as the world’s quiet force saving nations and pushing war into the background. He cites ten million savers and seven billion in savings guiding economic recovery through thrift and restraint. Other notes cover bananas’ origin and a traffic death toll.
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Savings-Bank
TerreneLine
Europe
Saturday Evening Post
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