Successful Day Camp Closes for 93 Girl Scouts
A Sweet Arrow Girl Scout day camp completed a five day session last Friday, hosting 93 girls with 34 staff. New camping unit boosted enrollment by 21. Four Brownie units and one Intermediate unit participated at the Boy Scout Cabin with daily bus transport from Hershey Women's Club.
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Sweet Arrow
Hershey Women’s Club
Hershey Volunteer Fire Company
C. D. Hite
Joseph Fischer
Irene Dietrich
Richard H. McCrone
Wayne Brandt
George Shay
Henry Stump
Paul L. Ebersole
Hershey High Girls Attend National Girl Scout Roundup
A six member group from Hershey High School along with parents Mr and Mrs Jared Darlington prepare for a trip to the National Senior Girl Scout Roundup at Highland State Park Michigan. The event runs June 29 to July 11 on a 5200 acre tract hosting over five thousand scouts and six international teams.
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Hershey High School
Highland State Park
Pontiac
Michigan
Jared Darlington
Hershey
Diane Snavely
Pat Koons
Pat Southby
Mary Darlington
Nancy Risser
Kay Hite
Darlington
Susie
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Legionnaires Elect Chubb Commander at Hershey Post
Donald B. Chubb was elected commander of Hershey American Legion Post 386 at the annual election. New officers include Robert L. Schaffner senior vice commander Michael T. Morris junior vice commander John W. Steen finance officer John Emerich chaplain Harry R. Knoll sergeant at arms and Norman Stahle historian. Executive committee members are Major Thomas Martin and William Meiser. Installation set for August 24 and a $25 donation was approved for a war memorial at Swatara Station.
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Donald B. Chubb
Hershey American Legion
Chubb
John D. “Rip” Emerich
Robert L. Schaffner
Michael T. Morris
John W. Steen
John Emerich
Harry R. Knoll
Norman Stahle
Thomas Martin
William Meiser
Legionnaires
iSwatara Station
Summer Teenage Dance Plan Announced for Derry Township
A community driven summer program for Derry Township teens will run in July and August. Dances hosted in the Community Building Social Room require no charge and feature volunteer chaperones from local groups. The Hershey Community Club coordinates the effort with Ralph L. Hoar as chair.
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Derry Township
Ralph L. Hoar
Lions Club
Hershey Community Club
Community Club
Frank Schwartz
Parent-Teacher Association
James L. Bevan
Optimist Club
Levi Filepas
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Daniel W. Deets
Rotary Club
William Kishpaugh
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Clarence Jeffries
American Legion
John R. Bierstein
Richard I. Bacastow
Clayton Shartzer Retires From Milton Hershey School
Clayton H. Shartzer retired July 1 after nearly twenty years on the Milton Hershey School maintenance crew. He plans to grow a large vegetable garden at 614 West Walnut Street Palmyra and stays a regular part time employee at Hershey Park. He never missed a day due to illness in twenty years. The Shartzers came from Penbrook where they ran a grocery and meat market. Mrs. Shartzer is Alma Crum. They attend Hershey Evangelical United Brethren Church. Their son Harold Shartzer lives on 459 East Derry Road and works at Hershey Chocolate Corporation.
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Clayton H. Shartzer
Milton Hershey
Shartzer
West
Walnut Street
Palmyra
Hershey Park
Hershey
Hershey News
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