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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1960
Page
2
Hershey News reports local notes from Hershey Pennsylvania including community events and editor Brent I Hancock details. The publication notes in weekly format from the Community Building and editorial offices with contacts for communications.
Open House marks Milton Hershey School fiftieth anniversary on Friday May 6 1960 from 3 to 9 PM with campus tours displays student performances and receptions. Guests may ride shuttle buses from downtown Hershey and are welcomed by student hosts at the Junior Senior High Building.
Local churches list May 1 and May 8 service times at venues including Gall Worship All Saints Episcopal Derry Presbyterian Holy Trinity Fishburn Evangelical United Brethren Milton Hershey School St Andrews Presbyterian St Joan of Arc Mt View Bible First Evangelical United Brethren Spring Creek Brethren Union Deposit Redeemer Sand Beach Independent Bible Hershey Youth For Christ and others with sermon speakers such as Rev Kermit L Lloyd Rev Ira O Reed Rev Rob ert M Lezenby Rev J R MacDonald Rev Ralph Snyder Rev Anthony J Mayan Rev Glenn J Rader Rev Harold Hahnsen Rev Warren Riedel and Rev Gary Beard. Services span mornings evenings and special rally events.
Estates Laundry and Dry Cleaning Depts. invite the public to an open house on May 3 from 12 noon to 4:00 pm and 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Walter B. Kettering hosts tours of the renovated facility west of the department store with guides, refreshments, and door prizes.
Five thousand unlicensed dogs in Dauphin County face prosecution on May 2 unless licenses are secured. Derry Township Supervisors urge residents to prevent roaming dogs that damage lawns annoy pedestrians and chase game. Police may seize dogs at large. unlicensed dogs may be destroyed. licensed dogs may be detained for a fee or turned over to the Humane Society.
Week of Apr 25 to May 1. F. F. Pierce, M.D. listed for uncontactable patients and emergencies. Contact Keystone 3-7760 or 3-7765. Office at 353 Maple Ave. Available for accident cases and transient patients.
Hershey notes Easter bloom delays in Rose Garden and reports on community events. Parades led by Pennsylvania State Police Academy horses will be absent from the Memorial Day procession due to holiday traffic commitments.
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