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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Lancaster
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manheim Township
Council of Harrisburg
Technical High School
John Harris
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