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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
2
Editorial notices announce weekly writings from the Community Building offices in Hershey Pennsylvania with correspondence to editor Floyd W. Noye.
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover notes 47 7 million U S households share a 23 75 billion annual crime bill. He points to youths ages 10 to 17 as the most costly segment and urges citizen involvement in youth programs as prevention.
Hershey residents respond generously to a plea for help at Memorial Field Playground. Volunteers are still needed to supervise baseball activities. register at the Community Club desk and help maintain the town's fine recreational program.
Church services listed for All Saints Episcopal and numerous area congregations. Times include 7:30 a.m. Eucharist 11 a.m. church school exercises evening prayer and weekday services. Denominations include Presbyterian Evangelical United Brethren Lutheran Catholic Seventh Day Adventist and Catholic Mass offerings with specified pastors and locations.
Bassinet Set Hershey Hospital Arrivals lists new births: Clair and Betty Seibert of Palmyra welcome a girl on 29 May. Jacob Heisey and Barbara of Hummelstown Route 1 have a girl on 21 May. Garman Laudermilch and Gladys of Palmyra have a boy on 31 May. Harold Lebo and Audrey of Palmyra have a girl on 3 June.
Hershey Park Bandshell hosts Harrisburg American Legion Band on June 10 and Pottstown Band on June 17. The Glenn Miller Orchestra plays Hershey Park Ballroom on June 9, Eddie Grady and the Commanders on June 16. Rose Festival runs daily at Hershey Gardens 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and a Drum Corps Competition occurs at Hershey Stadium on June 9.
Nina Matheny of Hershey High School has earned a General Motors Scholarship to the University of Delaware. The $1,000 freshman award is renewable for three additional years. An honor roll student and editor in chief of the school newspaper she plans to major in chemistry.
A Hershey Optimist Club family picnic is planned at Memor Memorial Field on Wednesday June 13 at 6:30 p.m. Program chairman Tait Douglass notes games and contests. The event features a midget baseball game against Hershey American Legion, with coaches Levi Filepas and Don Hess.
Frank Mathers All Star defenseman has been appointed playing coach of the Hershey Bears by president John B. Sollenberger. Mathers, a longtime Pittsburgh Hornets star, will join the Bears as they build a nucleus of seasoned players for the upcoming AHL season. Murray Henderson may become Bears scout as the club reshapes its staff.
More than 100 contestants expected for the Pennsylvania Junior Chamber of Commerce teen-age Road-eo at Hershey Stadium parking lot Saturday. Co operating groups include the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association and the Pennsylvania Automotive Association. Eugene J. Duncan chairs the awards committee. Robert Seltzer named student conductor of Derry Township High School band next season after auditions. he has served as drum major. James Bevan elected Berry Township PTA president with officers listed. PTA recognizes safety patrol with theater tickets. Ladies Auxiliary of Hershey Volunteer Fire Company plans eighth Pennsylvania Dutch Days dinners August 23–26 under kitchen and dining room chiefs. Bill McCann, son of local residents, elected president of Beta Theta Pi at Penn State. also active in Omicron Delta Kappa and La Vie staff.
The Hershey Junior College Alumni Association completes plans for its annual picnic at Memorial Playground starting at 5 p.m. Saturday, June 16. Committee members include Prof. William Sehmehli and Miss Pauline Copp.
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