Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-10
2l8 Hummelstown JupiIs
Attend School Every Day

IIummelStown, Pa, Feb. 1O-The
pubic schools of the borough ended
the fourth month of school on Wednes-
Gay with total enrolment of 523
pupils The average percentage of at
tendance for the past month was 95.
which was caused by the prevailing
cold weather. The number of Illnesses
reported for the month was 153 and
the number of visits recorded was / 4
and 21S pupils attended every dav of
the month. = Mrs. Christian Collmer
returned to her home in PhiladeIDhia
after spending several days with Mr..
ana Mrs. Grover c. Buser.-The bor-
oush teachers are attending the COM
bined institute of the lower end of
Dauphin county at Steelton to-day.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Noll, of PALMYRA.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Nolls parents
MT. ana Mrs. David w. Cassel.-Miss
Annie Sutcliffe will enter Bellevue
Hospital, New York city, as a student
nurse. = Roy Brightbill will return
home to-day for a ten days vacation
with MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs, j. Nj.
Brightbill.-Dr. Nile Crist has been
confined to bed for several days with
asthma,-Dr. Martin L. Nissley was
conhned to his home for several days
with quinsy.-Miss Shut a primary
teacher of Elizabethville, observed
work in the primary grade under Miss
Elisabeth Price on Wednedsay,-CarI
Hughes, of Harrisburg, will spend the
remainder of the winter with his
grandfather, Thaddeus KautZ.-Mrs.
P. w. Hartwell returned from New
Jersey on Tuesday. - Mrs. William
Longenecker has returned from q visit
to her mother, Mrs. Gable, at Lam
caster-Reed Walmer, of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday with. his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Walmer.-MissV Violette
Gingrich has been ill for several days.
The Rev. Robert A. Bausch
preached at Wilkes-Ba on Sunday.
James Lundy has been i'll for q
Week.-The Reformed consistory met
at the home of j. NJ. Brightbill on
Monday night.-William lands, who
was operated upon for appendicitis in
the Harrisburg Hospital, is recovering.
-Thaddeus Kautz has been off work
for several weeks on account of rheu-
matism.-Mr. and Mrs. II. e. Gresh
entertained several friends at dinner
on sunday in honor of the birthday of
their guest, Mrs. Jennie Raudenbush.
of Philadelphia.-Mo M. Engle en-
tertained his brother and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Engle, of Ontario
Canada.-Mr. and Mrs. Earl G.. Stare
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Web
ner on Sunday.-NIiss Lille Gresh was
NliC SdtSl VI NllSS uSllild 1lSSlnRer, oil
Campbellstown, on Sunday. - Mrs.
Clara Saunders, of Newport News, Va,
spent some time at the home of her
grandfather, Samuel Kautz. Miss
Margaret Long, teacher of the Stover-
dale school, resigned to take a position
in the Congressional Library at Wash
ington, ID. G. The vacancy was filed
by Miss Loreno Engle.-Thirty mem
bers of the Lutheran Sunday School
attended every Sunday during the past
year. Each was presented with a
book. - Albert II. Hummel of the
clerical force of the Dives, Pomeroy
& Stewart store, Harrisburg, has pre-
pared a history of the Zion Lutheran
Church of Hummelstown, which will
be printed as part of the history of
the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Eastern PennsyIvania.-Miss Minnie
Basom has been-ill during the past
week.-Professor Paul Il. Beck, super
visor of music and drawing at the
State department, visited the schools
Miss Helen Fox entertained Miss
Elizabeth Wentz, of New Cumberland.
over Sunday.-Miss Freeda Kinley, of
New Cumberland. visited friends here
for several days.-Mrs. w. II. Garrett
has been i'll for several weeks.