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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1956
Page
2
Hershey News explains the new traffic ordinance guiding Derry Township drivers. It summarizes goals, provisions, and public safety aims after extensive supervisor study and discussion, urging reader familiarity to prevent traffic problems.
The Reguehoe Marimba Troupe will give annual free concerts at Hershey Park Bandshell Sunday afternoon and evening. Programs run 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. The event features two distinct time blocks with performances by the troupe. A lost light blue parakeet is sought by Mr and Mrs William E Garman of 165 W Chocolate Avenue, contact KE 3 9895.
More than 150 golfers expected for the 21st Pennsylvania Publinx Golf Tourney at Hershey Park Golf Club July 26 to 28. E C Nigg Jr president of the PA Public Golfers Association reports two 18 hole rounds on July 26 27 and two more on July 28. A new team trophy replaces the Duff cup retiring last year by Hershey Park Club and must be won three times for permanent possession. The Hershey Estates Trophy currently held by Gordon Goodson of Waringsburg will go to the individual champion. Trophy prizes to medalist runner up and winning team members. A senior event and consolation rounds for non qualifiers on Saturday morning.
A compact listing of Sunday worship times and midweek services for numerous local congregations. Includes Call to Worship at All Saints Episcopal Church, Derry Presbyterian, Holy Trinity Evangelical Luther an, First Evangelical United Brethren, Fishburn EUB, Union Deposit, Milton Hershey School, Mt View Bible Church, Seventh Day Adventist, Spring Creek Church of the Brethren, St Joan of Arc Catholic Church and assign ed pastors Rev Kermit L Leyd Rev W Sheldon Blair Rev M R Hamsher Rev Thomas F Guinivan Rev J R MacDonald Rev J Herbert Miller Rev Anthony J Mayan Rev Dominick Mammarella and Rev Daniel Menniti II.
George A. Kluck works as a bottle washer at the creamery. His brother Lloyd Kluck is a Hershey Park police and maintenance member. The Klucks live on the Milton Hershey School Main campus and enjoy a summer and weekend home on a ridge south of town.
Optimist Club announces its annual marble tournament for Derry Township youths ages 6 to 14. The event will be held Saturday July 28 at the State Police Training School horse grounds with registration at 1 p.m. Trophies await winners in three age groups. The club will also honor nine Hershey youths at a Good Citizenship party July 26 at the Hershey Drug Store for polio fundraiser efforts.
A call to former Hershey High School band members urges them to dust off instruments and report to the high school at 6 p.m. on September 7. Questions go to George Yoder or Karl Moyer.
Derry Two. CD Set For Alert morrow, Smith cautioned, all drivers should halt at the curb and leave lanes open for emergency vehicles. State Civil Defense Director Richard Gerstell says 468,000 CD workers will be called into action. Pennsylvania counties will receive warnings as in a real attack. Tomorrow’s Operation Alert 1956 tests Conelrad from 4 to 4 30 p m EDT.
Hershey Rotary Club will welcome Dr. Troy M. Thompson governor of Rotary District 268 for a meeting next Monday. He will address members and confer with President William M. Kishpaugh Secretary Richard L. Uhrich and committee chairs on Rotary administration and service. Dr Thompson is a physician from Elizabethtown a director of First National Bank and Trust Company of Elizabethtown and a trustee of St Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Church. He is a past president of the Elizabethtown Rotary Club.
The eighth annual Pennsylvania Dutch Days comes to Hershey Park August 24 25 and 26 with square dancing crafts livestock shows Dutch entertainment and traditional foods. Two state queens will be crowned Apple Butter Queen Thursday and Pennsylvania Poultry Queen Saturday. Craft exhibits include glass blowing and quilting. Dairy cattle show farm implement exhibit market hog show and new goat show are featured.
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