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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1956
Page
2
Hershey firemen urge careful inspection of electrical equipment during decorating. Replace worn cords and faulty sockets, avoid overloading circuits, use properly placed extension cords, and keep a home fire extinguisher handy during the holiday season.
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Weaver of 272 Elm Avenue announce the birth of a son on November 25 at Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital. The child is Edwin F Weaver IV. Mother is former Gertrude Bahrenbach, father a Hershey dentist. The Weavers have two daughters.
Special Events Calendar lists the Ice Follies of 1957 closing on December 8. December 12 features the Bears versus Springfield at 8 p.m. at the Sports Arena. December 17 presents the Derry Township Schools Christmas Music Festival at the Community Theatre.
A list of service times across multiple churches including Gall to Worship All Saints Episcopal Derry Presbyterian Evangelical Lutheran Holy Trinity First Evangelical United Brethren Fishburn Evangelical United Brethren Union Deposit Milton Hershey School Mt View Bible Church Seventh Day Adventist Spring Creek Church of the Brethren St Joan of Arc Catholic Church with service times and named pastors such as Rev Kermit L Lloyd Rev Wm Sheldon Blair Rev Robert M Lezenby Rev Thomas Guinivan Rev J R MacDonald Rev J Herbert Miller Rev Anthony J Mayan and assistants.
Lloyd Richard Miller son of Mr and Mrs George Daniel Miller of Palmyra Route 1 passed Navy wide examination for Third Class Yeoman advancement. A 1955 Hershey High School graduate he entered the Navy in July 1955 and after Bainbridge training joined USS Mississinewa at Naples Italy. He will enter Lehigh University on inactive duty in July next year to study accounting.
Raymond F. Evans and Earl M. Markley attend the American Vocational Association annual convention in St. Louis Missouri this week. Evans heads vocational and adult education for Derry Township Schools and serves as Pennsylvania official delegate. Markley directs trade education at Milton Hershey School.
A witty remark suggests husbands should interrupt their wives occasionally to show they are listening, prompting lighthearted discussion about communication dynamics in relationships.
Edwin C Flowers a Hershey High School graduate and U S Weather Bureau meteorologist joins a multinational Antarctic team for an eighteen month base assignment tied to the International Geophysical Year He is the son of John W and Mrs Flowers of Elizabeth town Route 2 and has siblings in Palmyra Hershey Bangor Maine and Nappanee Indiana He served as aerologist in World War II and earned a physics and social studies degree from North Manchester College in 1951 before joining the Weather Bureau His wife Louisé Frantz and their two daughters will live in Sebring Florida during his polar tenure.
Dr Rudolf Sturm professor at Hershey Junior College spoke to the Reserve Officers in Harrisburg on an evening lecture about Military Government in Occupied Europe at the end of World War Two. Sturm a Czechoslovak native and former U S Government employee was brought by Lt Col William E Landis head of training for the Pennsylvania Military District.
Members of the Retired Employees' Club of Lebanon led by President Fred Sharp toured the Hershey Chocolate Corporation plant last Thursday observing chocolate manufacturing and packaging operations.
The idea argues for building shorter, higher vehicles to use vertical space in parking. It claims parking lots offer more room vertically than horizontally and suggests redesigning car dimensions accordingly.
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