28 Oct 1954
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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1954
Page
1
Parade forms in the high school lot and starts at 6 30 p m Saturday. It goes north on Ceylon to Chocolate Avenue then west to Mill Street and north to the Stadium. Residents and businesses are asked to keep exterior lights burning during the event.
Suzanna Harkcom, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Radnor D Harkcom of 212 Maple Ave, Hershey High senior, will be crowned queen for a Halloween revel in Derry Township after the parade at the stadium. She is five foot two, blue eyed, musical and active in church choir and instruments piano and clarinet. She plans to attend Hershey Junior College next year.
A new nonprofit organization the Hershey Kennel Club seeks an AKC charter. It will host monthly meetings at the Hershey Community Club and sponsor dog shows. Officers include O C Page president S F Hinkle first VP and others. board members hail from Hershey and nearby towns. More than 80 percent of charter members reside in Hershey.
Hershey News reports the campaign enters its final week with local Chairman Joseph Gumpher expecting final reports soon after the drive closes Friday. An omission in earlier lists is corrected naming Red Feather workers Mrs Feaser and Mrs Rhodes on teams led by Mrs Yorty and Ralph Hoar.
The Hershey Halloween parade sponsored by the Derry Township PTA will start at 6 30 pm from the high school lot traveling through Ceylon to Chocolate to Mill and to Hershey Stadium. Prizes totaling 300 dollars will be awarded for residents and school groups only with Harvest Queen and attendants riding at the head of the parade. A large fair with games food booths pony rides and square dancing will be held under the stadium stands. continuous prize fund support comes from local businesses listed in the notice.
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