Teenage Dances Spotlight Hershey High School Teens
Derry Township parents coordinate a series of teenage dances at Hershey High School gym. The latest event drew Tenth Grade and older youths with songs like Mr Sandman. Hosts included Hershey American Legion post and chaperones Mr and Mrs Edwin Miller, Mr and Mrs John Lepperd, assisted by PTA representatives. Next week Rotary Club will sponsor a junior high dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Sandman
Hershey High School
Parke Spancake
Amelia Bott
Hileen Feidt
Harold Balmer
Derry Township
Parent-Teacher Association
Hershey American Legion Post
Edwin Miller
John Lepperd
John Tapparo
PTA
Rotary Club
Hershey Hospital Births Chronicle
The Hershey area records multiple births with families listed by address. Newborns include girls and boys born between February 21 and February 28 to parents in Hershey Hummelstown Palmyra Elizabethtown and Campbellstown with mothers and fathers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Dorothy (Shuey) Spangler
East Oak Street
Palmyra
Lloyd G
Doris (Stopfel) McCorker
Hummelstown
Elmont
Jamie
DiStefano
Campbelltown
William and
Bernice
Achthim) Mathew
Community Inn
Hershey
Cows Keep Farmers And Milkmen Busy
The article describes a large dairy operation supplying the Hershey chocolate plant and the Lebanon dairy. Milk arrives at seven receiving stations and directly to Hershey, plus deliveries from the Farmers' Union Cooperative Creamery in Greencastle. Cows drive the fulltime schedule for all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chocolate Industry
Lebanon Dairy
Hershey Chocolate
Farmers’ Union Cooperative Creamery
Greencastle
Cassel Led 2-Color Printing at Hershey Plant for Decades
Retired Hershey employee known as Mr Cassel began as moulding worker in the chocolate factorys Moulding Department and Machine Shop. He moved to Printing in 1913, became foreman of the 2 color operation in 1920, and led the 2 and 3 color department until retirement. He married Mabel Wilhelm of Palmyra in 1911 and settled in Palmyra in 1912 after driving a horse and buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Chocolate Factory
Palmyra Man Returns to Hershey Plant After Army Service
REINSTATED Paul D. Heisey of 611 North Railroad Street Palmyra has returned to work at the Hershey Lumber Company after completing Army service.
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Paul D. Heisey
North Railroad Street
Palmyra
Hershey
Hershey Lumber Company
Hershey Community Theatre
Caracas Avenue
Chocolate Avenue
Hershey Chocolate Company
Future in U S Savings Bonds Prompts Confidence
A bold note highlights a real future in U S Savings Bonds suggesting solid long term value for investors. The piece emphasizes reliable returns and government backing to reassure savers considering the program.
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U.S
Leftover chicken ideas and new market finds featured
Mrs W of Palmyra shares a method to use white meat leftovers by simmering wings and neck in water with thyme or bay leaf, then making and steaming dumplings in broth. Parsley dumplings can be added and the chicken served with the rest of the meal. The column notes a food chopper attachment and a white dacron blouse being marketed.
Airman J Richard MacDonald Returns to Ellington AFB
Airman Second Class J Richard MacDonald assigned to Ellington Air Force Base in Houston Texas after a year of duty in Korea. He spent ten days with his parents Dr and Mrs J R MacDonald at 103 Elm Avenue. Accompanying him was his wife Janet Lehman formerly of Palmyra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Richard MacDonald
Hershey
Ellington Air Force Base
Houston
Texas
Korea
J. R. MacDonald
103 Elm Avenue
Janet Lehman
Palimyra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leonard Schott
Schott
Harold W. Hershey
Hershey Chocolate Corporation
William Snyder
Lebanon Route 5
Lebanon
Hershey Hospital
George and
Anna (Barnhart
Iris Peabody
America
Jeff Chandler
Ludmilla Tcherina
Jack Palance
Rita Gam
Attila the Hun
Europe
Black Rock
Spencer Tracy
Robert Ryan
Anne Francis
Stewart Granger
Grace Kelly
Paul Douglas
South America
King Solomon’s Mines
Carl Henke
Jupiter
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