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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1910
Page
7
The Hershey Press announces open columns for all articles and items of interest with advertising space at regular rates. Proprietor M. S. Hershey and editor J. R. Snavely lead the publication which enters Hershey's post office as second class matter for the Friday, April 1, 1910 issue.
A friend cites a mistake as discouraging yet learns the value of early rectification. The piece argues strong people rise after falls, seize ongoing chances, and rejects the notion that opportunity only knocks once.
The writer reflects on humanity’s childishness and nature’s patience. Wounds heal, missteps recur, yet feet stay firm as life continues. The analogy of sheep goes to collective fault and forgiveness, urging effort and optimism. Do not waste time crying over spilled milk, get up and fill your pail.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item notes a curious romance tied to an egg inscribed with a name and date. The lover waited years, harboring mingled hopes and fears, only to discover the egg held the name Jain in storage all along.
Dauphin County census supervisor Warren G. Light released the list of enumerators for Harrisburg and surrounding townships. Appointees include Irwin F. Moyer in West Hanover, Joseph P. Stuckey in South Hanover, Phares R. Hallman and John H. Espenshade in Middletown, Elias C. Martin in Londonderry, I Clarence Erb in Derry, and John G. Goss in Conewago Township.
Union Deposit residents report Sunday visits by Jacob Miller and his family. John H. Ebersole moved from Hanoverdale to a Hershey farm near town. John Hoke and Mr. Hassler of Lower Paxton, Shippensburg Normal School students, visited town. Mrs Henry Sherizer was buried here after her husband died two years ago.
Ed Craft of Harrisburg spent Sunday in town by auto. John Snavely of Palmyra visited several days. A woman plowed a field expertly this week while Mike Miller’s mules spooked by a car threw him from the wagon injuring his ankle. Many moves and changes occurred locally. John D. and Clayton D. Lingle left for Millersville State Normal School on Tuesday. Wm M Kline returned home to Great Falls Mont after weeks away for his mother's funeral. Miss Bessie Alwein left for Bloomsburg State Normal School Monday. Henry A. Miller was sick. Many Normal School students are home for Easter. John H Alwein visited Bloomsburg this week. Levi Palmer north of town had a new slate roof put on. Farmers sowing oats as March proves unusually pleasant and warm. Most rural schools closed this week with some remaining next week. County rural letter carriers meet Saturday at 7 p m in Harrisburg post office. W H Rapp bought several horses for his Steelton livery. Lutherans held well attended communion services Sunday. Ira Alleman and wife of Ebeneezer called Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Isaac Keiffer visited Annville Saturday and Sunday.
A. C. Ober a Palmyra hardware merchant and John Bashore a Palmyra contractor have organized a baseball team for the coming summer.
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