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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1926

Page

2

Hummelstown Community Club to Meet Monday

Hummelstown PA. The first fall meeting of the Community Club is set for Monday Oct 4 at 8 p m in the Chamber of Commerce room Fire Engine House Z Etter will discuss Civic Betterment and What the Community Club Can Do to Help the Chamber.

A. B. Shenk E. W. Dockey Morris M. Engle N. J. Basehore A. M. Schaffner F . Schaffner K. H. Nickey J. G. A. Rutherford G. P. Hoffer R. J. Walton M.L. Nissley Dr. Nissley W. F. Shoemaker F. J. Schaffner A. M. Shoop J. M. Brightill W. R. Fox West Main Street J. H. Stump Kutztown Stump John Reager Harry Heisey New York Charles Ellinger Harrisburg Monroe Gingrich Ralph Gingrich Williamsport Nation Hershey Genevieve Mengel Mary Gerber F. D. Blessing H. C. Keller Philadelphia Good Fellowship Reformed Sunday School Clifton Bridge Ward P. Landis Robert Spire Henry Spire Edgar Smith Paul Wolf Oscar Landks Robert Eckenroth George Hartwell Maurice Baer Carl Hughes Ernest Spangler Russell Spangler Clair Cassel George Fenner Clarence Baer Stoverdale Florence Wolf Mabel Roland Ella Edwards Miriam Miller Oberlin Hilda Baker Ruth Walters Virginia Gingrich Town Harper Nissley Oscar Laucks Elmer Nissley Warren Nisley Lester Wolf Harry Davidson Eva Crouse Mary Heil Charlotte Heil Mildred Frehn Lois Gilman Thomas Drescher Robert McCafferty Lawrence Edwards Richard Sponangle Theodore Gottschall Parent- Teachers’ Association Fire Company Homer H. Strickler Chamber of Commerce Alfred Sutcliffe Laura Muth American Legion J. Paul Hummel Grover C. Buser John Harvey Slighspire Henry Gerber Lois W. Strickler Pennsgrove N. J Strickler R. B. Earnest Hatboro Sallie Wise New York City Ray Cowin Emma Jane Izabeth France Methodist Moore Spring Creek Cleveland Camp Sherman 16Th Cavalry U.S. Av Dany A Che Aisne-Marne Co. C M.P.C William Seiler Middletown Roth Bridge Arthur J. Holler Newark Daghter Holler Henry F. Holler

Local Notes and Classifieds from Hummelstown

Mrs. Harry M Horst and Miss Verna Horst plan Florida winter. Rev Arthur J Miller conducts preparatory services at the Reformed church Friday. Holy Communion observed next Sunday October 3. Mrs Irvin Bomgardner and daughter visit from Harrisburg. Mrs Spencer Crandall and children return to Goshen New Jersey after a visit. Nile Crist improves property with a side porch and cement sidewalk. For sale dining room suite and refrigerator 24 North Railroad street Hummelstown. For rent or sale bungalow Kokomo Avenue near rail line see G H Rhoads. For rent first floor apartment four rooms bath heat and separate porch apply C K Curry 267 West Main Street Hummelstown.

Harry M- Horst Verna Horst Florida Reformed Church The Parton Arthur J. Miller Irvin Bomgardner Harrisburg Spencer Crandall Goshen

Palmyra Boy to Attend National Dairy Show

Clarence Bowman of Palmyra will join a Pennsylvan ia judging trio at the National Dairy Show in Detroit on Oct. 6. He ranked second at the June State College judging contest among fifty. Palmyra highlights include past wins and a local farm purchase by Bowman and Bomberger for about 22 000. The item notes a vehicle collision near Annville, a Palmyra football opener at Lititz, births, tours, and community notices.

Palmyra Clarence Bowman Detroit Pennsylvania State College Bowman West Chester West Lampeter Lancaster County Delaware New Jersey Maryland Bowman & Bomberger Henry G. Gerberich Edward Slesser Maple Street Lebanon Annville Millard New York Lititz Newville High School Lebanon High School Steelton High School Steelton Elizabethtown High School Highspire High School Roy Boltz Eash Cherry Street Beatrice Slesser Kelchner Middlewest Patt’s Hill Hershey Richell Lordner Early Turby Behm Longenecker Reber Horst Kreider Sherk Evans Horstick Seltzer Simon Bowman Dorothy Wolfersberger Victor Bashore Florida Cuba Norman Nornhold John Peter Nornhold Grantville Charles Woomer North Chestnut Street Asbury Park Mae Meckley Neltie Rabenstein Madeline Mark South Second Street Harrisburg Lebanon Valley Joseph Rudisiel North Lincoln Street Pershey Hospital Vic Qudisill United States Army Sth Field Artillery Army of Occupation Trunty Reformed Church

Elizabethtown Library Expansion Noted By ALA

Elizabethtown PA September report shows library circulation rising rapidly and reaching about 3 000 books, with daily totals climbing from 43 to 208 as the facility grows beyond 1 000 volumes. A Warren Angstadt enters Juniata College. bank directors discuss raising capital to 125 000 to form a trust department and manage estates.

Elizabethtown American Librar Association A. Warren Angstadt Juniata College Mlizabethtown National Bank Proust Grastes Mra Monroe Swelgart Varry Nelsa

Ober wedding at Wolgemuth home near Mastersonville

Notices of a wedding at the Abraham Wolgemuth residence near Mastersonville with Rev. H. K. Ober officiating. Also details on a well attended chicken corn soup supper by John M. Good Camp Sons of Veterans and various local social and church events.

H. K. Ober Harry Welgemuth Wolgemuth- Markley Abraham Wolgemuth Mastersonville Ober John M Good Camp Sons of Veterans Miriam Shaeffer Franklin Green Roy Shaeffer Washington Boro Henry Cobl Roy Heilman John Frey Edna Margaret Fanny Osweiler Martha Edith Harvey Heinicke Manheim John Ebersole Hiram Zerphy East Petersburg Aaron H. Shank Oroville Miller & Sons Elizabethtown Mennonite Church Mt. Tunnel Frank E. Gross St. Joseph’s Hospital St. Peter’s Catholic Church H. H. Seiders M. E. Seiders Sylvester Ulrich Emma H. Ulrich Rotary Club John T. Rudisill York Messrs C. E. Balmer I. E. Shoop Board of Education T. H. Ebersole Robert Boggs J. Vernon Good Jerald Deitrich Henry B. Weaver Lester Ebersole Luther Kaylor Samuel Zarfoss Vere Becker Albert Ebersole Henry B. Earhart L. C. Hershey Lancaster County Christian Endeavor Society South Market Street George B. Cohick Henry B. Shirker Ephrata Church of God Marvin Shaud Frank Breneman Keener’s Park

Campbelltown Visit Ties Families Across Lebanon Area

Katherine Horst visited her sister Mrs. George Bardlemay at Sand Hill north of Lebanon on Sunday. Elmer Geiman, sister Fannie and their mother visited William Vetter at the Nettsville Home.

Katherine Horst George Bardlemay Sand Hill Lebanon Elmer Geiman Fannie William Vetter Nettsville

Seed Wheat Treatment Promised To Save Dauphin Farmers

County farm agent R R Burtner urges Dauphin County farmers to treat seed wheat for stinking smut saying it boosts profits after a $40 000 loss. Meetings at Swatara Station Tower City and Killinger Hall drew about 75 farmers with 5000 bushels expected to be treated this year. If more farmers adopt the coper carbonate dust method dealers back the campaign and list growers with seed treatment machines.

Dauphin County R. R. Burtner Burtner John Curry Swatara Station J. Milton Shucker Tower City R. D Killinger Grange Hall Killinger George Reisinger Berrysburg Killinger Grange Harry C. Kitzmiller Enders Bolton Farms Hummelstown Walter Hocker Highspire

Christ Balsbaugh High Winner in Duroc Jersey Futurity Show

Christ Balsbaugh of Hummelstown won the Duroc Jersey Futurity Show at the Harrisburg Fair with an award of 20 dollars. M R Rutherford of Harrisburg placed second in the group and led several individual honors with prizes ranging from 3 to 10 dollars across gilts and boars. The event, organized with the Dauphin County Extension and Harrisburg Rotary Club, drew eleven entrants and carried a total purse of 200 dollars.

Christ Balsbaugh Hummelstown Harrisburg Dauphin County Agricultural Extension Association Rotary Club M. R. Rutherford Rotary Club of Paul Niesley Columbia County H. G. Niesley Dauphin County State Duroc Jersey Breeders Association Miles Horst National Stockman and Farmer Duroc-Jersey R. Rutherford Clayton Gingrich Hockersville Stock Farm Bolton Farms Harvey Hershey M.R. Rutherford Ira Shenk G. Saufley Roy Shenk C.G. Saufley Hockersville Stock Farms

Lancaster to build new Pennsyl vania Railroad station and rail upgrades

Lancaster plans a new colonial style passenger station on the main line in Manheim township at an estimated cost of about 3 million dollars with the city contributing 350000 and funds also directed to abolish grade crossings. The project includes bridges, new trolley lines, utilities and a larger regional rail service. Also Harrisburg moves to repurpose the Technical High School building as City Hall and Dickinson College in Carlisle reports a record student body of about 900. A Swiss company headquarters Stunzi Sons buys land in Harrisburg borough for a silk plant. A giant four foot cauliflower grows in Australia with pegs used to slow growth.

Lancaster Pennsylvania Railroad Manheim Township Council of Harrisburg Technical High School John Harris

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