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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1957
Page
4
A stream of birth notices from Hershey Hospital lists numerous families welcoming new babies in late November and early December. Names include Bauchman Hunter Palmyra a boy and Empson Union Deposit a boy among others in Hershey and surrounding towns.
Hershey High School football banquet honors players and coaches. Ten lettermen expected next season. Present were district leaders, trustees, and corps of staff plus Susquehanna High School veteran Roscoe S. Warner and five cheerleaders.
Milton Hershey School star Conrad Ihrie named to All-State first team by John Travers of Harrisburg Sunday Patriot. Coach Kamus and principal Hammond praise his defense and character. Barry Daniels tied for second in South Penn scoring with eight touchdowns. Jim Price and Jim Rippon add TD totals. Barry Daniels returns to practice. Ron Seaver may skip basketball season.
A concise reflection on social disparity notes widespread suspicion about how different groups experience life, hinting at hidden inequalities and public curiosity without detail.
Hershey High School expands its music department with a 75 member girls chorus of tenth graders. Directed by Paul G. Fisher the group will debut December 16 at the School Christmas Music Festival in Hershey Community Theatre.
Elaine Huber casts the Kittochtinny Players in Berkeley Square set for Saturday. Mary Alice Hocker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hocker of Hershey, is a Hershey High School graduate. Parting note follows.
Kathryn F. Miller a Kiss Department worker and Mario S. Mione a 2 Kiss Department employee were married and live at 743 Willow Street Lebanon. Janet E. Garman from Hershey Kiss Department married Francis P. DiEnne of Hershey and they reside at 145 South Cherry Street Annville.
A note promotes joining the Hershey Community Club, inviting readers to consider membership as a worthwhile community engagement. The message emphasizes value and participation within the local group.
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