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Hershey News

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1956

Page

2

The First Mailmen and Roman Courier System

The piece traces early postal origins to Diocletian era Rome end of the third century. It notes that initial postmen served rulers, not individuals, and that Roman road networks enabled relay couriers, fore-runners of modern postmen.

Rome Diocletian

No. 4 Team Wins Hershey Employees Golf Tourney

Team 4 clinched the Hershey Employees Golf Tournament despite losing their season opener 115-105 to Bill O Neals No. 2 team. They finished 4-1 with 602 points while No. 5 and No. 3 also posted strong records. Medalists were Bill O Neal and Art Garrison with 75s, and a one day Handicap event follows August 7 at Hershey Country Club.

Bill O’neal Octavio Lalli Hershey Employees Art Garrison the Park Golf Club No. 5 Scotty Manari Pete Gasper Dino di Clemente Gene Smith Bill McCann Charles Schell Jay Swope Bill Pendleton Hershey Country Club Harold Kerdig Harold Hamilton Carl Hess Charles Gestord John Waverka Edward Tancredi Milan Sudor Ercoli DiVittore Damiano Camacci Donald Chubb Cyrus Balmer Lloyd Heilman Royce Ward Ozzie Morelli Luke Gasswint Vitro Tulli Charles Lau

Area Church Services and Clergy Listings Across Denominations

Local religious groups publish a schedule of Sunday and weekday services across multiple churches. Includes Episco pal, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Brethren, Catholic, Adventist, and other congregations with service times, Sunday school, and pastoral leadership.

First Evangelical United Brethren Church Thomas F. Gunnivan Fishburn Evangelical United Brethren Church Spring Creek Church of the Brethren J. Herbert Miller St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church Areba Ave Anthony J. Mayan Dominick A. Mammarella Daniel J. Menniti

Pennsylvan ia Dutch Days Dairy Cattle Show Announces Prize Money

Prize money totaling 4000 dollars will be awarded to exhibitors in the annual Dairy Cattle Show at Hershey Stadium during Pennsylvania Dutch Days from August 23 to 26. Entries are limited to breeders from Dauphin and surrounding counties. Four breeds Ayrshire Guernsey Holstein Friesian and Jersey will be featured. Judging begins August 23 with Holstein at 5 p.m. and other breeds at 6 p.m. The 4-H Club judging runs August 24 starting at 1 p.m.

Pennsylvania Hershey Stadium Dauphin Lebanon Lancaster York Cumberland Berks Perry Schuylkill Ayrshire Guernsey Jersey James E. Bobb Lebanon County

Hershey High School Registration Opens This Summer

Pupils planning to attend Hershey High School for the first time this Fall may register in the high school office on weekdays during the remainder of the summer. Office hours run from eight a.m. to four p.m. Registrants should bring their certificates of preparation.

Hershey High School Regis-T

Dutch Plans Final Pennsylvania Dutch Days Picnic

Final plans for the eighth annual Pennsylvania Dutch Days will be completed at a covered dish picnic on Monday August 6 at 6 15 p m at Palmyra Sportsmen's Park. General Chairman Carl Swart announces picnic committee members Miles Long Hiram A Groff Priscilla Hoffman and Levi K Elory.

Palmyra

Sun powers Earth in three days replacing fossil fuels

A report notes that within three days sunlight delivers enough energy to replace all stored usable fossil fuels on Earth, underscoring solar potential and the need for efficient capture and storage technologies.

Funeral Services Held For Hershey's Chief Executive

Funeral services were conducted for the Hershey Company chief executive who led Hershey Sugar and Railroad properties in Cuba and later headed Hershey Chocolate Corp. He served as President and Director of Hershey Trust Company and Milton Hershey School. Survivors include his wife Eliza A. Turner and brother Rev Frank Staples.

Cuba Staples Hershey Sugar and Railroad Milton S. Hershey Hershey Trust Company Milton Hershey School M.S. Hershey Foundation Hershey Chocolate Corporation Tral Violeta Sugar Company Hershey Cuban Railway Company Hershey Terminal R. A Rosario Sugar Company CIA Aze Gomez Mena Hershey Corporation Havana New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange New York Cocoa Exchange National Foreign Trade Council Eliza A. Turner Hershey Frank Staples Baltimore Maryland T. R. Banks J. E. Bobb William H. Earnest J. J. Gallagher P. N. Hershey F. Hinkle J. B. Sollenberger A. R. Whiteman D. Paul Witmer Charles F. Ziegler Dr. H. H. Hostetter J. O. Hershey L. W. Mayer W. H. Radebaugh William E. Schiller A. T. Heilman M. K. Huber A. Bowman Snavely John R. Zoll

Milton Hershey School Featured In Harvester World

A profusely illustrated Milton Hershey School feature appears in the July issue of a leading trade publication Harvester World. The piece highlights life at M H S with twenty six photographs showing the boys and notable scenic pictures.

Milton Hershey Harvester World M.H.S. Boys

Refired Woodworker Edith Brunner Remains in Community Family Ties Noted

Miss Edith Brunner of Perry County is identified as a woodworker from the Way Back. Two sons Gene of Hershey and Marlin of Palmyra work at the Chocolate Corporation. A third son Glenn remains at home. The Smiths also have daughters Mrs Stanley Marburger of Palmyra and Mrs Jesse Reifsnyder of Hershey and four grandchildren.

Edith Brunner Perry County Gene Hershey Marlin Palmyra The Chocolate Corporation Glenn

Buddy Morrow Orchestra at Hershey Park Ballroom Saturday

Buddy Morrow brings his orchestra to Hershey Park Ballroom on Saturday evening July 28 for a dance beat show. The trombonist, praised for a strict accented dance feel, recalls past tours with Dorsey Shaw Duchin Whiteman and Berrigan and reins in Central Pennsylvania with a debut in 1950 after recording with a small combo. Billboard named his band the most promising of the year after the Night Train release.

Buddy Morrow Hershey Park Ballroom Morrow Pennsylvania Jimmy Dorsey Artie Shaw Eddie Duchin Paul Whiteman Bunny Berrigan Billboard Magazine

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Hershey News Floyd W. Noye All Saints Episcopal Church Holy Communion Kermit L. Lloyd Derry Presbyterian Church John C. Corbin D.D Board of Foreign Missions Derry Church Evangelical Lutheran Church of Holy Trinity M. R. Hamsher Union Deposit — Sunday School J. R. MacDonald Presbyterian Church Mt. View Seventh Day Adventist Emergency Service Fire and H. H. Stauffer E. Chocolate Ave
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