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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1957
Page
2
The Hershey News notes its Thursday publication schedule and provides editorial contact details with Floyd W. Noye as editor, based in Hershey Pennsylvania.
E F Barney Hinkle former Hershey Sales staffer and brother of Samuel F Hinkle president of Chocolate Corp dies at Wilmette Illinois. He served since 1950 as president of the Automatic Canteen Company of America. Native of Columbia he spent much time in Hershey and is laid to rest there.
The article notes the rise of public community colleges to expand higher education for civic and economic needs. Hershey Junior College, founded 1938 by Milton Snavel Hershey, exemplifies efficient public junior education with free tuition from the M. S. Hershey Foundation, producing graduates active in professions and civic life.
Sunday November 10 overview of worship times across churches including All Saints Episcopal Church Derry Presbyterian Church Evangelical Lutheran Holy Trinity First Evangelical United Brethren Hershey Youth for Christ Milton Hershey School and St Joan of Arc Catholic Church with masses sermons and activities listed by church and time for morning and evening services plus youth and school programs in the Milton area.
The Derry Township School kit chens prepare meals for both elementary and high school in the elementary kitchen with high school meals transported in insulated containers. Head cafeteria supervisor Mrs. Jane Durborow leads twelve full time and fifteen part time staff serving balanced meals daily.
William and Jane Castelli De Luce in Hershey report a boy born October 29 at Hershey Hospital. Robert and Carolyn Albright in Hershey Route 1 announce a boy born October 30. Kenneth and Dorothy Kline Herr of Palmyra share a girl born October 31. Robert and Romaine Rowe in Annville Route 1 announce a boy born October 31. John and Evelene May of Palmyra share a girl born November 1.
Two of last year's top All-Americans Hot Rod Hundley of West Virginia and Lennie Rosenbluth of North Carolina headline Friday NBA action at the Sports Arena. Hundley is Minneapolis Draft No.1 pick and Rosenbluth led Eddie Gottlieb's Warriors. Harlem Globetrotters meet Philadelphia Sphns in a second game with six vaudeville acts between.
The Hershey Bears, leading the AHL pennant race, host the Providence Reds at the Sports Arena Saturday night with an 8 PM face-off. Frank Mathers' squad split two games with Providence this season, including a 5 1 shellacking at Providence and a 2 1 home loss.
Radioman Third Class Randall M. Waybright son of Mr and Mrs Dwight M Waybright Hershey Route 1 arrived in Norfolk Virginia on October 22 aboard the USS Wisconsin after NATO exercises in the Atlantic Ocean North Sea and Arctic Circle The Wisconsin the worlds largest battleship will leave Norfolk for New York City on November 6 to be taken out of commission for reserve fleet During its 50 day cruise Waybright visited Gourock Scotland and Brest France
Elaine Huber reports Miss Cornelia Miller of 862 East Chocolate Avenue has been admitted to training at the Philadelphia General Hospital School of Nursing. Miller, a Hershey High School 1956 graduate, studied one year at Hershey Junior College. parents are Mr and Mrs Clem ent W Miller. Philadelphia General Hospital School of Nursing, established 1885 by Alice Fisher, is a major East Coast treatment and training center.
Barbara Myers of Harrisburg rises from chorus to featured role in Ice Follies. She debuts as premiere danseuse in Ballet Rouge at Hershey Sports Arena from November 26 to December 7. Daughter of Elizabeth LaRue and Russ Myers, Myers began skating at 16 and has since become a rising star.
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