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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1958
Page
2
A commentary argues the Sputnik scare won’t derail American education. It praises self examination in science teaching, notes the US leads in medicine and industry, and warns against sacrificing culture or humanities as space exploration advances.
Dauphin County Farm Agent A. S. Frommeyer lauded 4-H clubs in Dauphin and Hershey for preventing juvenile delinquency. He told the Pennsylvania Bankers Association in Harrisburg that rural youths stay busy and rarely get into trouble. He credited supportive business and civic groups and local leaders who guide club work and buy 4-H livestock.
January 17 features personal appearances by teenage recording stars. Hockey on January 18 and January 22 pits Hershey against Buffalo and Providence at 8 p.m. The Ice Capades run February 13 through February 25.
A compilation lists service times for multiple churches including All Saints Episcopal Church Derry Presbyterian Church Evangelical Lutheran Holy Trinity First Evangelical United Brethren Mitchen Hershey School Fishburn Evangelical United Brethren Union Deposit Mt View Bible Spring Creek St Joan of Arc Hershey Youth For Christ Seventh Day Adventist with times ranging from morning to evening services and related activities.
Hershey Lions Club heard Earl W. Quay Harrisburg industrial consultant for the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind discuss employment progress for the blind under the theme The Blind Are Now Accepted as People. Ralph Reese introduced him and Samuel De Angelis led the meeting. January 21 marks community service night with District Governor Charles Wilbur Jr presenting the club’s civic award.
A compiled birth notice detailing newborns at Hershey Hospital and area homes. Families named include Russell and Grace Knapp with a boy born January 3. Jay and Doris Shenk with a boy born January 5. Clifford and Roesanna Rasp with a girl born January 5. Robert and Mildred Keiper with a boy born January 8. George and Ruth Rauch with a girl born January 9. Ralph and Verna Gamber with a girl born January 9. Clarence and Rose Smith with a girl born January 10. William Vogelsong with a girl born January 10. Clayton Heke with a boy born January 12. Lloyd Umberger with a boy born January 11. and Donald Miller with a girl born January 13.
The January PTA meeting at the high school auditorium features a panel on Should Children be Bilingual with J C Albohm York schools superintendent Mrs C S Carey former PCT president and Mrs Donald E Fields Spanish teacher Lebanon Valley College. A combined card party and bake sale follows January 24 at 8 p m with multiple chairmen listed.
Hershey Bears under Frank Mathers host the Buffalo Bisons at the Sports Arena on Saturday night. The team aims for more success after a strong home record with six wins against the Bisons and three straight wins at the rink. They travel to Cleveland for a Sunday game with the Barons and return home next Wednesday to host the Providence Reds.
Veteran forward Lorne Davis praised by coach Frank Mathers as the best sare checker in the American Hockey League. He anchors penalty killing with a sweeping poke check, chasing opponents across the ice while also contributing on offense. Davis, 27, has NHL experience with Boston Chicago Detroit and Montreal and moved from right wing to center this season.
The Hershey Bears hockey page ran a photo miscaptioned as Lorne Davis but depicted teammate Larry Zeidel. The error drew attention from readers and staff admits the mistake.
The remark notes that when more than two Americans gather, at least one starts scanning for a gavel to call the meeting to order. It captures a humorous take on public assembly and attentiveness to formalities in civic life.
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