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Hershey News

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1954

Page

3

Hershey wrestlers capture regional titles at Manheim finals

Marlin Fawber 145 pounds and Les Walters 85 pounds won Eastern Regional PIAA championships at Manheim on Friday night. Fawber topped Don Smith 7-1, Walters defeated Larry Frank 6-0 to claim titles. They join seven District Three champions heading to the PIAA state tournament at Penn State Saturday.

Hershey High School Marlin Fawber Les Walters Manheim Fawber Hershey High Don Smith Springfield Walters Larry Frank Cheltenham Eastern Pennsylvania Penn State University

World Series of Basketball Chooses All American Coaches

Raymond J. Meyer of De Paul University Chicago and John Honey Russell of Seton Hall University South Orange New Jersey were named head coaches of the College All-American squad for the Fifth Annual World Series of Basketball against the Globetrotters to be played at the Sports Arena on Thursday April 1.

Raymond J. Meyer DePaul University Chicago John “Honey” Russell Seton Hall University South Orange New Jersey Harlen Globetrotters

Lancaster Nursing School class of 1956 caps tonight

Miss Doris Jean Hetrick of 131 Caracas Avenue is among seventy five pre clinical students at Lancaster General Hospital School of Nursing who will receive their caps tonight at Hensel Hall. The Class of 1956 began in September 1953 and is the largest in the school’s history.

Doris Jean Hetrick Caracas Avenue Lancaster General Hospital School of Nursing Hensel] Hall Lancaster

Firemen and Homebuilders Build House for Nine Bell Family

The Hershey Hummelstown and Union Deposit fire companies are jointly building a home for the nine member Albert Bell family at Mountain View. Volunteers are still needed for carpentry and other help as materials are in fair condition. Work sessions run Saturdays from eight a.m. and Sunday afternoons.

Hershey, Hummelstown Union Deposit Fire Companies Albert

Derry Township PTA Hobby Show Set At Hershey High

The Derry Township Parent-Teacher Association schedules an annual hobby show and entertainment by recent Forensic program winners at Hershey High School Monday evening. W. Paul Campbell directs the hobby show with committee members Edna Stambaugh Anna Hoover Ira Shenk Jared Darlington and Martha Reinert arranging exhibits.

Derry Township Parent-Teacher Association Hershey High School W. Paul Campbell Edna Stambaugh Anna Hoover Ira Shenk Jared Darlington Martha Reinert

Two HJC Students Join Collegiate Orchestra

Glennace Long and Dawn Strickler of Hershey Junior College will participate in the Collegiate Orchestra at Marywood College in Scranton Pennsylvania on March 11 12 and 13. The announcement was made by W Paul Campbell the Derry Township schools music supervisor. Both are violinists.

Hershey Junior College i Glennace Long Dawn Strickler Marywood College Scranton W. Paul Campbell Derry Township

Hershey Students Named to Dean's List at LVC

Two Hershey students, Kenneth Donmoyer and Noel Stable, earned Dean's List honors for the first semester at Lebanon Valley College. The college dean, Dr. Howard M. Kreitzer, announced the honors reflecting an average of 88 or better.

Hershey Lebanon Valley College Howard M. Kreitzer Annville College LVC Kenneth Donmoyer Derry Road Noel Stable Granada Ave

William Henry Harrison’s Brief 1841 Presidency

William Henry Harrison served as the oldest president at 68 when he took office in 1841. His term lasted exactly one month, making it the shortest in U.S. history.

William Henry Harrison

M H L Alumni To Meet Here

Homestead Chapter Milton Hershey School Alumni Association schedules a social business session with sports films at Max Haug’s Den 329 W Caracas Ave on Tuesday March 16. A well known sports figure may attend as guest speaker. Refreshments, paper collection planned. rain date Tuesday evening.

Homestead Milton Hershey School Alumni Association Max Haug Caracas Ave

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