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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1957
Page
2
The Hershey News announces its Thursday publication routine and directs communications to Floyd W. Noye, editor, at the Hershey, Pennsylvania editorial offices in the Community Building.
Police warn drivers to slow on packed snow and glare ice. At 28 mph on snow it feels like 50 on dry pavement, and 20 mph on glare ice can require 110 to 250 feet to stop. Chains help. A sudden sleet storm raises crash risk and could ruin resolutions.
Twelve Hershey High School chorus members join two hundred singers from 46 schools in ten counties for the Southern District Chorus Festival at Hershey High School. Guests include director Wilbert H. Hartman and guest director William Roberts with accompanists Ardith Curry and Diane Bohner. Public concerts are planned for Friday and Saturday evenings.
Special Events Calendar lists hockey games for the Bears against Rochester Springfield and Buffalo all at 8 p m from January 12 to January 31. Opening of the Eastern Sectional Figure Skating Championships runs January 12 through February 2 with events on February 2.
Worship week listings at Spring Creek Brethren and multiple churches include services from January 9 to 13 at 7:30 p.m. A Epiphany Sunday at All Saints and union services, Eucharists, and morning prayers are noted with pastors and church names.
A brief report notes limited clues about a historical street mystery with few readable details. The fragment mentions two parked cars as a reference point and hints at missing distances or measurements. Local officials urge preservation of the visible traces while long-term records remain incomplete.
Market observers report continued weak demand for canned rattlesnake meat. Traders note limited buyer interest and slow sales across regional outlets, with prices remaining flat and inventories accumulating.
The Lutheran Evangelism Mission extends January 20 to 25 with Holy Trinity in Rochester sending Rev. Allan R. Gibson as guest minister. A 500 voice choir will perform at the Hershey Sports Arena event on January 25, part of area outreach emphasizing preaching, instruction, and permanent evangelism programs.
Former U S Congressman Guy Swope of Harrisburg spoke to the Hershey BPW on the rebuilding of the Japanese Diet after World War Two. He has held many federal posts and once served in Tokyo. BPW President Mrs. Paul Heaps led a business session after the address.
Hershey High Trojans played for a Middletown high school dance and later entertained the Lebanon County Farm Bureau meeting at the local high school. The entertainment included a boys quartet, a brass sextet, and a trumpet trio with named performers.
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