Recently Ordained Episcopal Deacon To Speak Sunday
Charles A. Lewis is named to succeed Rev. John H. Treder as vicar of All Saints Mission Hershey and St. Michael and All Angels Middletown. He will sermonize at 11 15 a m Sunday in the Little Theatre and participate in Holy Communion as a trainee deacon. A June 6 reception in Hershey is planned for his official welcome with over 200 expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lewis
John H. Treder
All Saints
Hershey
St. Michael and All Angels
Middletown
Lewis
Little Theatre
Lancaster
Episcopal Missions
All Saints Mission
Two Local Men Sworn into Navy on Armed Forces Day
David F. Swartz of 314 East Derry Road and Galen M. Kemble of 239 West Chestnut Street Palmyra were sworn into the U.S. Navy during a State Capitol ceremony on Armed Forces Day May 15. They, along with 35 Central Pennsylvanians, begin eleven weeks at Bainbridge Naval Training Center Maryland before further service assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Navy
State Capitol
David F. Swartz
Mark J. Swartz
Derry Road
Galen M. Kemble
Jean L. Kemble
Chestnut Street
Palmyra
Hershey High School
Navy
Swartz and Kemble
U.S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Derry Township Plans Memorial Day Parade and Services
Derry Township observes Memorial Day with a three division parade forming at 9 15 a m on School Plaza led by Parade Marshal Major Thomas F Martin. Brig Gen Henry K Flack will speak at the Court of Honor with ceremonies in front of the Community Building and a musical prelude by the Chocolatiers Drum and Bugle Corps. If rain occurs the ceremony moves to the Little Theatre at 10 30 a m.
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Thomas F. Martin
Ceylon Ave
Chocolate Ave
Mill Street
Swatara Station
Court of Honor
Derry ‘Township
America
Henry K. Flack
28Th Infantry Division
Derry Township
Derry Township Court of Honor
VFW
Clarence Jefferies
Chocolatiers Drum and Bugle Corps
Hershey American Legion Post
Ellis Greene
Virgil L. Alexander
Milton Hershey School
J. Herbert Miller
Spring Creek
Fluck
Thomas W. Guinivan
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Roger Burt
Ner
Hershey High School
Ceylon
Caracas
Pennsylvania State Police
American Legion
Rotary Tours New School in Derry Township
The Hershey Rotary Club led by President Walter Kettering toured the new Derry Township elementary kindergarten school after the Rotary session on Monday. D. Paul Witmer, construction head, and School Board Secretary Marlin E. Balsbaugh explained the modern plant. The 25 classroom building will be in use this Fall.
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Hershey Rotary Club
Walter Kettering
New
Derry Township
D. Paul Witmer
Marlin E. Balsbaugh
Memorial Day Speaker Here at Court of Honor
Brigadier General Henry K. Flack, a Somerset native and civil engineer, will deliver the Memorial Day address at Derry Township Court of Honor. Flack rose from private in the 110th Infantry to acting commanding general of the 28th Infantry Division at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation, with a career starting in 1928 and wartime service beginning February 17, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. Flack
Derry Township
Co. C
110Th Infantry
Indiantown
Gap
Somerset
Flack
Homecoming Airman Bowmen Finds No Place Like Home
Airman First Class Donald O Bowmen 22 of 112 East Caracas Avenue returns from Germany on a 30 day furlough to Hershey his hometown He recalls the line there is no place like home His family and former Chocolate Corporation and Estates coworkers greet him during a visit to his old department at the Tin Can and Syrup plants The company reports since 1950 the Korean War began 370 employees have joined the armed forces with 141 having returned to work and the rest still serving.
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Donald O. Bowman
United States
Europe
Bowman
Théodore K. Bowman
East
Caracas Avenue
Germany
Hershey
Paul R. Lerch
Chocolate Corporation
Lerch
Charles Black
Joseph G. Heichel
Chocolate Corporation and Estates
Corporation
Estates
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Armed Forces
Hershey News
Hershey, Pa
Rotary Tours
New School
H. K. Fluck
U. S
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