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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1956
Page
2
Constable John H. Williams urges motorists to give their autos the best winter safety care as a Christmas gift to the family. Suggested auto gifts include wiper blade overhaul de frosters lights tires and chains emphasizing vision and traction for a safe holiday season.
Mrs Victor Snyder, Seal Sale chairman for Lower Dauphin County, urges participation in the Do It Week campaign. The Tuberculosis and Health Society runs the traditional Christmas Seal Sale to fund chest X rays, health education, school and industrial health programs, research and rehabilitation.
An article notes the packaging mindset in business and praises the human body as a perfect, unique container. It highlights the skin as a durable, renewing storage system for fats, water, salts, sugars, and other essentials, capable of supplying blood in emergencies.
Special Events Calendar lists the Ice Follies of 1957 running November 27 through December 8 at SPORTS ARENA. December 12 features Bears versus Springfield at 8 p.m. in hockey.
The schedule lists worship times for Call to Worship All Saints Episcopal Church and several other congregations. It names service times, Sunday School hours, and clergy including Rev. Kermit L. Lloyd Rev. Wm. Sheldon Blair Rev. M. R. Hamsher Rev. Thomas Guinivan Rev. J.R. MacDonald Landis R. Heller Jr Harry B. Luskey and pastors at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church and nearby churches.
The library under Mrs. Paul Heaps announced new books across fiction and juvenile sections. Notable titles include The Narrow Covering The Year of Love Rachel Cade A Call for Dr Barton Captain Rebel A Little More Than Kin Case of the Gilded Lily Harvest on the Shore Jericho's Daughters The Tribe That Lost its Head and more.
A Hershey Parents Music Association special meeting is scheduled for Monday in the high school instrumental music room. President Dennis Geesey urges all high school music program members to attend to discuss housing and care for District Chorus members visiting Hershey January 10 12.
Mrs Rosemarie Boyle of Hazleton announces the engagement of her daughter Patricia Eileen Boyle to Robert Barkley Hollingsworth of Beaumont Texas. Miss Boyle a Bloomsburg State Teachers College graduate and speech therapist in Derry Township Schools. No wedding date yet set.
The Derry Township Council of Republican Women will sponsor a chicken pie dinner at the Hershey fire hall on December 4 from eleven a.m. to two p.m. The event aims to raise funds for club activities and community support.
Hershey area brief highlights include the Turkey Trot dance attended by about 250 youths with music by The Gentlemen of Jazz and a GAC floor show. Memorial Day speaker H Stewart Potter is invited for next May 30. Personnel moves include a Lebanon Valley College honor and church music appointments. A Marine Corps aviation training enlistment option is now offered to new recruits.
Central Pennsylvania fans packed Hershey Community Theatre for Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians with guest artists. The December 10 concert sold out weeks in advance, with standing room and 32 special chairs in the orchestra pit. Hershey officials plan a return engagement when bookings allow.
The Hershey Lions Club hosted Ministerium Night in the Community Dining Room. Rev William Blair led the program and Rev Kermit L. Lloyd spoke on Thanksgiving From the Worlds Beginning. Guests included Rev J R MacDonald Rev Thomas W Guinivan and musical guests Lee Moyer and His Gentlemen of Jazz.
A friendly five month old cat vanished near the Reese Candy Co on November 16. The colored black yellow and gray striped pet belongs to a child and can be reclaimed by calling Hummelstown LO 61737 after 3 30 pm.
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