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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1956
Page
3
Local hospital births list eight newborns with parents at multiple addresses in Hershey Hummelstown Palmyra Union Deposit and Lawn. Babies include five boys and three girls born between January and February with parents named and residences provided.
Hershey National Bank urges savings account depositors who have not exchanged their old passbooks for new ones to present their old books in person or by mail to receive the updated passbooks. A NCR machine for posting savings transactions prompted the need for new books, and a substantial portion have already been issued.
Hershey High School announces winners in the local division of the eighth annual Employ ment of the Physically Handicapped essay contest. Jeanine Mentzer is top winner with submission to the state contest. Runners up include Hannalore Scharek Jean Ott and David Tapparo. The subject is Independence for the Handicapped through Employment. Sponsored by the Pennsylvania Governor's Committee and the President's Committee on Employment of the Physically Handicapped.
A concise aphorism notes that a good line represents the shortest path connecting two dates. The remark frames lines as geometric shortcuts linking moments in time.
The March of Dimes drive in Derry Township, led by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3502 and its Ladies Auxiliary, reports 1255.99 in contributions. Business containers contributed 244.92, blue crutches sales 89.00, Mothers' March 772.07, and other gifts 150. Additional coin-card totals from Dauphin County will be added. Larry Wallace organized the drive and thanks supporters.
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