Hershey News Editorial Offices and Contact
The Hershey News reports weekly from Hershey Pennsylvania with editorial offices in the Community Building. Communications are addressed to Floyd W Noye editor.
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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1956
Page
2
The Hershey News reports weekly from Hershey Pennsylvania with editorial offices in the Community Building. Communications are addressed to Floyd W Noye editor.
A Thanksgiving meditation extols American freedoms including worship, press, and elections. It blends national pride with local gratitude, praising the U.S. as a land of liberty and dignity. It urges reflection on personal, family, and community blessings rooted in freedom.
A list of weekly worship times and church activities for multiple congregations. Includes Call to Worship at All Saints Episcopal, Derry Presbyterian, Holy Trinity Lutheran, First Evangelical United Brethren, Fishburn Evangelical United Brethren, Union Deposit, Milton Hershey School, Mt. View Bible Church, Seventh Day Adventist, Spring Creek Church of the Brethren, St. Joan of Arc Catholic, with pastors and service times.
A gold Elgin watch with a metal strap was lost on November 16 between Arena Avenue and the Sports Arena. The owner offers a reward for its return and can be reached at Keystone 3 9444.
Postmaster Daniel S. Graeff urged Hershey and nearby residents to mail and shop early to ease what could be the largest Christmas mailing in Hershey post office history. He warned that last minute mailing burdens facilities and staff, and stressed that early posting ensures timely delivery.
Miss Nina Matheny a 1956 Hershey High School graduate and daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles K Matheny Hershey Route 1 received a fifty dollar merit award from the University of Delaware for scholastic ability. She ranked among the top ten freshmen entering the university last September.
Karl E. Moyer, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Moyer of Hershey Route 2, played viola in a student recital with a string quintet at Lebanon Valley College last Thursday. He is a Hershey High School graduate. Also noted: Hershey Volunteer Fire Company plans its annual football banquet on November 30 to honor the Hershey High football team and supporters. A. O. Brittain named to state committee on administration and supervision. Mrs June Moyer to consult at the International Conference for Exceptionally Gifted Children in Pittsburgh.
The special events calendar lists a Hershey versus Buffalo hockey game at 8 p m on November 24. The Ice Follies of 1957 opens November 27 and runs through December 8. Community Theatre presents Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in Musicade on December 10 at 8 30 p m.
In Hershey an important church gathering on November 30 observed as St Andrew's Day. The Rt Rev John Thomas Hei stand bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Harrisburg announced patronage of a joint dinner meeting at All Saints Church. The seventy year old Brotherhood of St Andrew will join the Bishop's Men with Donald K Merwin of Canton Ohio as speaker. Donald H Reynolds of Lancaster chairs the Bishop's Men with Col Hubert E Thornber of Harrisburg as program chair. The Hershey Keyman is Theodore R Banks and W Lyndon Hess is the Brotherhood director.
Derry Township Supervisors reminded residents of the Pennsylvania Dog Law provisions governing dogs at large. Owners must keep dogs confined or securely caged or under control between sunset and sunrise, and police may seize any licensed dog found running at large without its owner present on streets or others’ property.
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