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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
11
Elders Irving L. Reist and Clarence S. Gee were ordained and installed during Sunday evening services at Derry Presbyterian Church. Rev. MacDonald preached on Presbyterianism in a scholarly address. A music trio and a charge to congregation highlighted the ceremony with attendees from Harrisburg.
The Farmers Improvement Club will hold its regular meeting on Friday evening April 7. Mr A B Shenk will speak on Time and Its Uses. D J James is president.
Bindnagle's Church area reports veterinary calls across multiple towns including Lickdale Bellegrove Algers Annville and Mount Pleasant. Local residents such as Valentine Herrick Dummeyer Wagner Tobias Anson Stahle Keller and Hemperly are noted with various visits and trips. The report mentions stolen chickens from William Hemperly and a farmer selling fat steers to Foltz Company.
PH C. WATSON field secretary of the Mission to Lepers in India and the East will deliver an address in the Park auditorium Sunday afternoon April 23 at 2 30 o'clock. Open to all under YMCA auspices. Men women and children urged to attend to hear of sheltering feeding and evangelizing of lepers. Interdenominational mission with all churches participating.
The Union Deposit School Board met Monday evening and paid the teachers their seventh month’s salary. All schools are closed and Young America is on vacation. John H. Allwine took his daughter Mary to Shippensburg on Monday for admission to the State Normal School. Supervisors handled business in Harrisburg on Monday. Farmers slow to start spring work due to cold wet weather.
The rural letter carriers schedule their quarterly meeting for Saturday evening April 8 at the Harrisburg post office with all carriers expected to attend. Andrew Kreiser completes a new stable enhancing his property. Abner Gingrich moves to Mr Retten's farm Lower Paxton township. Cyrus Garret moves into his purchased town property. Samuel Shope delivers mules to Levi Miller at Lykens. Ed Spangler and family visit Henry A. Miller. Easter communion services planned in town church. Thomas Lingle plans to build a new barn this spring. George Sanders bitten by bulldog. severe gash to biceps. W R Clay's house ready for plasterers.
Unclaimed letters for Jacob Ebersole and Harry Sheffy must be called for at the local post office. Officials urge recipients to claim promptly to avoid returns.
In April 17, Dr E A Hoenshel D D author of My Three Days in Gilead will deliver his lecture Nature's Big Race in the Park auditorium. Hoenshel is highly recommended by the press and by public men and educators. Judge McWhorter of the 12th Judicial Circuit of West Virginia praises his entertainment and instruction and his vivid description of foreign country facts.
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