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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1955
Page
2
Published weekly from Hershey editorial offices the piece notes that about 6 000 U S deaths yearly among children 5 to 14 stem from accidents with motor vehicle crashes leading, many as pedestrians, followed by drownings. It urges parents to improve home safety to reduce fatalities.
The Hershey community mourns Earl R. Lollo a dedicated public servant who spent almost six years on the Board of Education including a term as president and previously as treasurer He led the Rotary Club efforts and served despite illness His death marks a loss to the town and his family thanks readers for their sympathy.
A compact listing of worship times across multiple churches including Saint Joan of Arc Catholic, First Evangelical United Brethren, Mt View Bible Church, and others. It notes Sunday School times, worship periods, and pastors such as Rev. Kermit L. Lloyd and Rev. Stephen Schulery along with location details and service hours.
The article explains how to interpret flashing red and yellow signals and how to proceed after a power outage. It details that flashing red requires a full stop, flashing yellow means proceed with caution, and police officers on duty override all signals. It emphasizes driver responsibility and situational awareness.
Ralph L. Hoar announces registrations open for the Hunting Club of the Hershey Community Club. Armbands and identity badges are issued as registrations are processed.
Hugh B. Heaps an office sales clerk at Hershey Chocolate terminates employment to enter the Navy. He leaves behind duties at the Hershey plant as he joins the naval service.
A Lancaster Sunday News spread highlights the Pennyslvania State Police Rodeo's rise as a major safety spectacle. Major Thomas F. Martin leads 41 years in the saddle as the show tours Hershey, Palmyra, and Pittsburgh with hundreds of thousands in attendance.
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