Local 464 Reelects R S Sponaugle and Officers at Hershey Session
R S Sponaugle was reelected president of Local 464 Bakery and Confectionery Workers' International Union AFL at the Hershey labor organization annual election. Also reelected were Earl G. Light and Edward C. Lupier as branch presidents. New officers include Harold R. Gingrich as sergeant at arms and Vivian Schwilling as Estates Branch secretary. All incumbents reelected to one year except two new officers. Executive Board delegates and branch officers were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Stears
Sponaugle
Paul Miller
George Hall
George Summy
Gus Land
George Schroll
Harold R. Gingrich
George R. Hutchinson
Vivian Schwilling
Estates
Warren Plebani
Raymond Clark
William S. Clark
Harry McCurdy
John C. Summy
Clar
Ence Smith
Estates Branch
Walter R Rice Hershey theatre chief projectionist and sound engineer
Walter R Rice longtime Hershey Theatre chief projectionist and sound engineer since 1933, veteran in film tech since 1914. He updated sound for CinemaScope, oversees PA sound during shows, and runs a busy booth. He hobbies ham radio, callsign W3AUM, contactable from 2138 Swatara Street Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Walter R
Walt” Rice
Hershey Community Theatre
Rice
Swatara Street
Harrisburg
W3aum
Hershey Athletes Highlight Central Penn and Local Coaches
Milton Hershey’s Allen Henry earns a spot on the Central Pennsylvania Conference coaches All-Star quintet alongside Marlin Biesecker Glenn Coates Don Bertram and Jim Simmons. John Harris announces Jack Goepfert as head football coach at Harris, boasting a 483 33 3 mark. Palmyra Palms claim Lebanon County scholastic league first half title led by Bosh Lehman averaging 25.3 ppg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Hershey
Allen Henry
Central Pennsylvania
Ned Linta
Marlin Biesecker
Steelton
Glenn Coates
Don Bertram Reading
Jim Simmons
William Penn
Harry Rote
John Harris
George Bauman
Bill Horine
Reading
Don Cockley
York
Bob Hess
Lebanon
Ed Hall
Lancaster
Linta
Jim Lange
Henry Read
Hummelstown
Jack Goepfert
John’ Harris
Goepfert
Bulldogs
Susquehanna
Eddie Schlosser
Harris
Hershey
Palmyra Palms
Lebanon County
Bosh Lehman
Frank Shopper
Palms
Gene Autry Heads Hit Show of 1956 at Hershey Arena
Cowboy star Gene Autry headlines the two Hershey Sports Arena performances on Friday February 10 with his performing horses Champion and Little Champ. Gail Davis from Annie Oakley TV show joins as a headliner in the production.
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Gene Autry
Hershey Sports Arena
Autry
Gail Davis
Annie Oakley
Tribute for Service Paid to W Lyndon Hess at Church
A plaque at All Saints Episcopal Church honors W Lyndon Hess English instructor at Milton Hershey School for lay reading from 1953 to 1955. The inscription also credits Reverend Canon Henry Bell Bryan as founder of the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lyndon Hess
Milton Hershey
All Saints Episcopal Church
Henry ‘Bell Bryan
Manheim Central Upsets Hershey on Wrestling Night
Manheim Central defeated Hershey 23-14 to move the Trojans to 2-2 and leave Hershey at 2-1, as Lancaster holds a 3-4 standing and Lebanon finishes 0-7. Both Hershey and Milton Hershey head to road games to open the second half, facing Chambersburg and William Penn respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smulkus
Milton Hershey
York
Hanover
Hershey High
John Fetterhoff
Hershey
Pat DiMagno
Manheim Central
Trojans
al Brittain
Spartans
Chambersburg
William Penn
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. S. Sponaugle
Brent Hancock
Cleon Cassel
Barry Daniels
Daniels
South Penn
Andy Kovach
Central Dauphin
Kovach
Tankmen
Central Penn
Smulkus
Middletown
Blue Raiders
Carlisle
Fetterhoff
DiMagno
Gettysburg
Hershey Community Club
Community Building
Veronica Pronto
Gertrude Gates
Ralph L. Hoar
Clyde K. Lamborn
George W. Boyer
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