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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1957
Page
2
Practical tips for Hershey News readers to prevent theft and mishaps during travel. Store valuables, bring in outdoor furniture, disconnect appliances, arrange mail, notify police of an empty house, suspend deliveries, leave a forwarding address, check water, gas, locks, and garage doors. Assemble a basic first aid kit and travel documents.
The Hershey Community Club tennis team pulled a 5-4 victory over the Reading Monarchs in a tense Lehigh Valley League match in Reading. Hershey extends its win streak to five games as Bethlehem trails by one point in the race.
Richard Maltby’s Orchestra performs in the Starlight Ballroom at Hershey Park on June 29. On June 30 free band concerts in the park bandshell feature the Harrisburg Moose Band and two numbers 24 and 79. June 26–29 presents the Pennsylvania Public Links Golf Tournament at Park Golf Club. July 1 hosts Family Night as the current Rose Season continues with Community Theatre Rose Garden.
A compilation of worship times and church details across multiple local congregations. It lists services for All Saints Episcopal Derry Presbyterian Evangelical Lutheran Holy Trinity First Evangelical United Brethren Hershey Youth for Christ Milton Hershey School Church of the Brethren Fishburn Evangelical United Brethren Union Deposit Mt View Bible Church Seventh Day Adventist Spring Creek St Joan of Arc Catholic Church and their pastors and contact details.
The Hershey Retired Employees' Association hosts a park picnic next Monday July 1 at Hershey Park Pavilion 11 behind the Sports Arena starting at two o clock. Refreshments are provided by association ladies. Entertainment includes Melvin Deets and pupils string music Jeff Shelley Pennsylvania Dutch stories, readings by Raymond E Hoerner and group singing led by I E Spancake.
John K. Hanshue, director, outlines the summer recreation program at Derry Township Memorial Field. The schedule runs from June 24 to August 16 with events incl uding a weekly shuffleboard tournament, July 4 week omitted, and activities such as Parade on Wheels archery checker Doll Show Hat Show and a playground picnic. Tennis classes run 10:30 to noon and archery at 2 p.m. daily.
Earl Walmer, lifelong Lebanon native now residing at 138 West Caracas Avenue Hershey, retires after a career at Reading Company freight office 1912 1917. He leads Hershey Coin Club, supports several numismatic groups, church and veterans organizations, and has a daughter Jean Fasnacht with three grandchildren.
The postcard notes greetings from the Richmond Annual Conference of the Church of the Brethren. Delegates Ruth J. Herbert, David Miller, and Rufus K. Eby send cordial regards to friends and church members from the event.
About 300 students attend Hershey High School summer session, the largest on record, with classes mornings through July 19. Participants include students from numerous nearby districts and colleges collaborate with Lebanon Valley College and Elizabethtown College.
John E. Goodman a Harrisburg church organist and Lyken s schools music supervisor will play the Hershey Community Theatre Aeolian Skinner organ during the first two July weeks while Carl Henke is away. He will perform on weekdays at 9 p m and Saturdays and holidays at 7 and 9 p m. Goodman graduated from Lebanon Valley College in 1956 with a Music Education degree. He has Atlantic City experience on a seven manual pipe organ in Convention Hall and is active in Derry Street U B Church and Lyken s schools.
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