Milton Hershey and Hill School tie for first in prep wrestling
Milton Hershey School and Hill School of Pottstown finish with 92 points each at Lehigh University to top the 28th annual prep wrestling meet. Bob Fehrs is named outstanding wrestler. John Vaon claims unlimited class title. District champs include Jim Rhone and William Pinkerton of Lower Dauphin. Hershey swimmers set a relay record in Philadelphia. Life Saving classes begin at Hershey Community Center with evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh University
Bob Fehrs
Milton Hershey School
Bob
The
Hill School
Pottstown
Milton Hershey
John Vaon
Richard A. Rudisill
MHS
Andy Kovach
William Dearden
Hershey Rotary
Rotary
Spartans
Dan Confer
Rich Krause
Don Gray
Fran Blizzard
Matt Kline
Lower Dauphin
Jim Rhone
James Rhone
MHS Union
William Pinkerton
William C. Pinkerton
Middletown Road
Jim
Joe Rhone
Bill Pinkerton
Hershey
Philadelphia
Abington High School
Jack Keiser
Corky Potter
Don Remally
Ron Segina
Keiser
Wally Gavett
Gavett
Bob Zubritsky
Gavette
John Boslego
Mike Cadden
Jay Seidenberger
Greg Weir
Hershey Community Center
Community Center
Warfield Pledged to Sigma Phi Epsilon at University of Tampa
James Warfield son of Mr and Mrs James Warfield of 456 Park Avenue has been pledged to Sigma Phi Epsilon at the University of Tampa. He is a junior majoring in physical education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Warfield
James, Warfield
Park Avenue
Sigma Phi Epsilon
University of Tampa
James
Community Center plans youth camps and summer events
The center outlines programs for boys and girls ages 12 to 17 and a day camp for 8 to 12 at Owl's Hill. Summer activities include Jr Olympics August 9 10 family picnics at the Community Camp and summer theatre June 11 to August 31 at the Little Theatre with other events to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl’s Hill
Little Theatre
Paul Heaps
Hershey Public Library
Community Center
Memorial Field
USLTA
Park Pool
Bears Face Tight AHL Finish With Eastern Race Wide Open
Hershey Bears sit at 73 points on March 18 as they chase the top Eastern Division spot in a tight race with the Reds. They beat Rochester, face Cleveland, Pittsburgh twice, Buffalo, and Springfield to end the season. Willie Marshall leads scoring with Keke Mortson close behind. Andre Gill has won three of four in net. Frank Mathers earns Coach of the Year. Marshall and Marc Reaume named to first all star team with Ed Chadwick on second team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Hershey Bears
Bears
Reds
Rochester Americans
Cleveland Barons
Pittsburgh
Buffalo Bisons
Springfield
Willie Marshall
Keke Mortson
Andre Gill
Buffalo
Cleveland
Rochester
Hershey
Marc Reaume
Ed Chadwick
Frank Mathers
American Hockey League
Ith
Marshall
Reaume
Mathers
Harlem Globetrotters Set Friday Arena Show With Bears Steelers
Harlem Globetrotters coach Abe Saperstein adds a game at Hershey Sports Arena on Friday night March 22. Nat Sweetwater Clifton returns with the team for a performance featuring Peg Leg Bates Cab Calloway and other halftime acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Globetrotters
Abe Saperstein
Atlantic City Seagulls
Hershey Sports Arena
Chicago Bears
Pittsburgh Steelers
Nat “Sweetwater
Clifton
Trotters
Abel Saperstein
Peg Leg Bates
Cab Calloway
Guy Allan
Party Kids
Bob Foy
Lilly
Bergmann
Chou Lin Chen
Julio Farias and Co
George Lee
Marriage of Gloria Warner and Albert Casciotti
Gloria Warner and Albert Casciotti were married by Rev. Carl Steffen at St. Joan of Arc Church. Mrs. Casciotti is the Warner daughter living at 315 Hockersville Road and works at Hershey National Bank. Casciotti, son of Elia Casciotti, has a Denver mechanical engineering degree and serves as a U S Navy ensign in Newport RI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria M. Warner
Albert J. Casciotti
Carl Steffen
St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church
Casciotti
Roscoe E. Warner
Hockersville Road
Hershey High School
Hershey Junior College
Hershey National Bank
Elia Casciotti
West
Arena Avenue
University of Denver
Colorado
United States Navy
Newport
Rhode Island
Births in Hershey area total of many newborns in early March
A list of area families announcing newborns with addresses in Hershey Palmyra Annville Camp Hill and surrounding towns. The entries record eight girls and twelve boys born between March 1 and March 13 to parents including Yingst Boyle Vanada Hatch Deatrick Rumpf Swanger Moy er Weisensaul Buck Greiner Eby Gracey Groves Wiley Lucas Fox Mione and Moore among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin and
Fern
Yingst
Marvin
Caracas Avenue
Hershey
Jerome and
Marie (Boyle) Boyd
Robert and
Phyllis
Vanada) Weikel
Queen Street
Annville
Charles and
Estella (Rendon) Hatch
South 39Th Street
Camp Hill
John and
Almeda
Deatrick) Berkheiser
Raymond and
Jacqueline (Smith) Buck
West Main Street
Palmyra
Ronald and
Jeannette (Daniels) Greiner
South Market Street
Elizabethtown
Joe and
Muriel (Stahl) Eby
West Govenor Road
Willis and
Anna (Heisey) Gracey
Main Street
Oberlin
William and
Annamae (Lightner
Clarence
Violet (Deimler) Moore
Hummelstown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Noa Ath Rs
Pis
Pittsburgh Pererreriristy
Hershey Horticulture Club
Milton Miller
Lester Spangler
John Kurtz
Robert Sinclair
Ing
Michael Tushup
Cyril Little
Marvin Cohen
James R. Hannigan
Dover
Bird Club
G. R. Sponangle
Hershey Business and Professional Women's Club
Cocoa Inn
Rayla Varon
New Holland
Phyllis Mengel
Beulah Maitland
Sué Seltzer
Virginia Strawderman
Fanny Unger
Laura Pellegrini
Women of Hershey
Federated Women’s Club
M. S. Hershey Jr.Sr. High School
Derry Township Camping Association Fund
Harry Reese
Robert Sponangle
Barbara McCarthy
JoAnne Creason
Cindy Cooper
Harrisburg
John Baum
Bassinet
Hershey Hospital
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