War Lectures by Army Chaplain Draw Small Audience
A joint Central Theatre lecture by Rev. P. H. Witman and Captain C. K. Morse of the Armenian Relief Society drew a small but attentive crowd. Witman contrasted French social education with the U S system, noting numerous parish schools and wealthier youths tutored privately. Morse detailed Armenian and Serbian wartime atrocities by Germans and Turks, urging immediate relief, and a civic plan outlined by Dauphin County officials to raise funds through churches.
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P. H. Witman
C. K. Morse
Armenian Relief Society
Central Theatre
United States
France
Witman
Captain Morse
Armenia
Serbia
Euphrates
Morse
Charles Burtnett
Dauphin County Society For the Relief
Hershey
Mother's Club Meets April 8 at Hershey School Auditorium
The Mother's Club holds its regular meeting Tuesday evening April 8 in the Hershey School auditorium. An interesting program will be rendered and all members are urged to attend as important matters will be discussed.
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Mother’s Club
Hershey School
Olivets Add Two More Games
After a loss to Elizabethtown two weeks earlier the Olivers overwhelmed the Lizzie team 36 to 17 on Friday. They followed with a 45 to 39 win over Hummelstown on Saturday on the tatters floor led by Stover and Clark in a strong team performance. Tomorrow they host Lebanon Valley College, a top opponent with just two defeats, and crowd seating is being arranged.
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Elizabethtowners
Hershey Olivers
Lizzies
Hummelstown Big Five
Olivers
Elizabethtown Boys
Amerman
Elliot
Stover
Yoder
Hummelstown
Hummelstown Boys
Clark
O. Bordner
E. Zimmerman
Lebanon Valley College
Victory Club formed at Hershey YWCA
A new organization named the Victory Club was formed by Hershey girls at the YWCA reading room. Officers elected for the year are Miriam Gundaker president Florence Landgraph vice president Verna Harvey treasurer Verna Stuckey secretary. Members list includes Mae Snyder Maude Klugh Vera Harvey Minnie Dressler and others.
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Mae Snyder
Maude Klugh
Vera Harvey
Minnie Dressler
Mary Steckbeck
Harvey
Ruth Shultz
Carrie Smith
Ethel Bixler
Kilmore
Hershey Gets New Train Schedule With All Trains Stopping
The Reading Railroad announces daily eastbound trains at 8 16 am and 4 48 pm and westbound at 7 00 am and 1 23 pm will stop at Hershey on request. Now every train stops to take on passengers, and the 4 48 pm eastbound run includes a club car dining car and Pullman.
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Hershey
Reading Railroad Company
Town vows clean speech as court warning goes out
An eastern court once fined a speaker for foul language and Hershey officials vow to curb similar behavior. Residents protest rude corner gatherings and pledge civic pride to preserve the town’s model reputation. Authorities plan an organized effort to halt the habit and punish violators.
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Hershey
Resolutions of Sympathy for Lizzie Stoudt
The Home Department of the Church of the Brethren adopted resolutions on the death of Lizzie Stoudt a longtime member. They express sympathy to her family and request publication in the Hershey Press and minutes. Signed by Venus Blouch Supt and Mary Basehore Sec.
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Home Department
Church of the Brethren
D M. Stoudt
Lizzie Stoudt
Hershey Press
Venus Blouch
Mary Basehore
Sec
Hershey Volunteer Fire Department Plans Old Time Smokers
At the regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening the Hershey Volunteer Fire Department decided to hold an old time smoker at the next regular meeting with Thomas Black in charge of arrangements. Moments earlier the company responded to a Swatara Station fire call that turned out to be a small blaze extinguished before arrival.
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Hershey Volunteer Fire Department
Thomas Black
Swatara
Private Sale by P N Kasson at Home
Mr P N Kasson will dispose of a number of pieces of household furniture at private sale at his home 243 East Main Street Hummelstown.
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P. N. Kasson
East Main Street
Hummelstown
Round Barn Headlines Hershey Company Showpiece in Park
The Round Barn of the Hershey Company at the western park end is hailed as a premier example of its kind. It measures 104 feet in diameter with four central pens for 25 cattle, surrounding calf pens, cork brick stalls, and concrete troughs. A heating plant warms milk for calves and concrete posts support the structure while cork brick floors improve sanitation. James K. Putt supervised the nearly finished construction and the site includes benches for visitors to view the barn.
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America
Hershey Company
James K. Putt
Cahill Addresses Hershey Store Association Meeting
G A Cahill manager of Harridbare Shoe Manufacturing Company spoke at the Hershey Store Association Bee monthly meeting. He discussed the meanings of Ambition Concentration and related words and compared them with Deception Procrastination. His Indianapolis convention address is quoted widely.
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G. A. Cahill
Harrid Bare
Hershey
Ag Scion Bee
Cahill
Indianapolis
Dhike
Central Theatre
Trinity Bible Class Meeting At Hal Trinity Lutheran Church
The S Gaines Memorial Men's Bible Class of Hal Trinity Lutheran Church Hi Hershey will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday evening April 4 1919 at 730 p m Members urged to attend as an important matter will be submitted for consideration Church Council members are especially invited to attend
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S. Gaines
Hal Trinity Lutheran Church
Hi Hershey
Pia
Deavor
Church Council
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Olivets
Clean Town
G. A. Cahill Adresses Store Association
Trinity Bible Class Meeting
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