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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1956
Page
2
The Hershey News editorial celebrates Independence Day, praising founders and the 1776 declaration as the cradle of liberty. It lauds free elections, speech, press, religious freedom, and human dignity, noting sacrifices of those who secured these rights and America’s role in world leadership. Independence Day is identified as thoroughly American.
A humorous look at the goldfish living in the pond at the Community Building plaza. Tourists photograph the scene daily as the fish swim in the cool water, while observers imagine what the fish think of humans.
A compiled list of worship times and church activities across multiple denominations. Includes Morning services at All Saints Episcopal Holy Eucharist 7:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. as well as children's and healing services. Denominations include Presbyterian, Lutheran, Brethren, Catholic, Adventist, Brethren and Bible churches with various masses, services and Sunday schools.
The Hershey Ambulance Corps reelected Charles Muench as president at a meeting held at the fire hall. Muench begins his third term. the corps is two years old as of last May. Other officers include Malcolm Hocker as vice president Marilyn Trump recording secretary John W Steen financial secretary and Eugene Sajeski director.
Dr Raymond H Koch former superintendent of Derry Township Schools earned a Doctor of Philosophy in Education from the University of Pennsylvania He now leads the Columbia Pa schools where a major building expansion is in progress
A Sunday October 14 pageant at Hershey Sports Arena marks the 30th anniversary of the Board of Missions. Nets in the Deep, written by Allan E. Sloane, tells the home missions story for the United Lutheran Church in America biennial convention. Michael Kane will lead as a young missionary developer with a 50 member local cast.
The Derry Township Board of School Directors adopts the 1956-1957 budget totaling 872,487 with 70 percent for instructional services. Receipts rely on 22 mills tax plus per capita, residence, and trailer taxes. budget up about 65,000 from 1955-56. Hershey Junior College estimates expenditures of 82,325 funded by the Hershey Foundation, with 73,225 for instructional services.
Samuel E Moyer will join University of New Hampshire as research assistant in Poultry Genetics after Penn State agriculture degree. Richard R College and Richard M Sheeley display academic and ROTC achievements. Community notices cover bake sale July 7 and Optimist Club minstrel rehearsals July 11. Rotary Chatter debuts with William Kishpaugh as president. Federation dinner set July 19 with pastors' messages and brass band.
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