Hershey Girls Set Record Score in Victory over Myerstown
The Hershey girls basketball team posted a school record 40 points against Myerstown High School on Friday at the Men's Club court. Virginia Hershey, Myrtle Hershey, and Stuckey led with multiple field goals while Garman, Dissinger, and Reber anchored defense as Myerstown made a late push. Proceeds benefited the Mothers’ Club and drew a large crowd.
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Hershey
Myerstown
Mothers’ Club
Virginia
Myrtle Hershey
Stuckey
Garman
Dissinger
Cully
Walmer
Miss Reber
Miss Stuckey
Virginia Hershey
Hershey Girls End Season With Five Wins One Tie And Defeats
The Hershey girls played nine games this season settling six wins one tie and two losses. They won six away games with only one defeat on foreign soil to Hassest Club of Harrisburg while at home they lost to Yorktown and tied York in a late season game. Regulars were Virginia and Myrtle Hershey Verna Stuckey Mayme Garman and Justina Dissinger.
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Hershey Girls
Harrisburg
Yorktown Girls
York
Hershey
Elizabethtown
Oberlin
Yorktown
Lancaster
Hassest Club
Myerstown
Virginia
Myrtle Hershey
Verna Stuckey
Mayme Garman
Justina Dissinger
Lebanon Valley Opens Season With Ten Inning Victory
Lebanon Valley College opened its baseball season at Mercersburg with a 10 inning win over the Academy team. Gussie Zaller and Ross Swartz drove in the decisive run after Zeigler started the extra frame with a double. Newlyn, a former Hershey resident, played left field as Coach Guyer begins with a strong roster and high expectations for Annville Collegians.
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Lebanon Valley College
Mercersburg
Academy
Gussie Zaller
Hershey
Ross Swartz
Hummelstown
Lebanon Valley
Zeigler
Swartz
Newlyn
Guyer
Annville Collegians
Harrisburg Lost to Camden in Eastern League Close Contest
Harrisburg Independent five ended the season with a 38 to 37 defeat at Camden. Jackie Adams led Camden with crucial late scores as Rote and Adams each scored eight and five dual points, while Sugarman and Adams starred for Camden. Harrisburg rallied in the final ten minutes but fell short.
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Harrisburg Independent
Camden Five
Hershey
Chestnut Street Auditorium
Jackie Adams
Camden
Lew Sugarman
Greystock
Dark
DeNeri
Adams
Harrisburg
Rote
Ford
Sugarman
Zimmerman Makes Promising Ring Debut in Lebanon
William Zimmerman of Hershey debuted in boxing with a six round bout at the Lebanon show. He pressured from the first bell and earned praise from spectators and the Lebanon management for a strong effort against a Prescott lad. A follow up bout is expected soon as local fans applauded his performance.
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William Zimmerman
Hershey
Lebanon
Zimmerman
Prescot
Dickinson College player Fred Goodhart aims comeback after sore arm
Fred Goodhart of Dickinson College, held back from baseball for six years by a sore arm, plans a return this season with the Dickinson nine. He attributes the arm trouble to violin playing, after wintering with a Carlisle orchestra. The arm shows no soreness now, though he has worked outside for a month.
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Fred Goodhart
Dickinson College
Dickinson Nine
Carlisle
Automated mail exchange on fast Western trains proposed
A new automatic mail exchange system allows eggs and mail to be delivered from a station platform as a train passes. A track lever triggers cams that extend arms to catch suspended pouches, draw them into the car, and deliver outgoing pouches to a station chute, all within moments.
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Popular Science Monthly
Men’s Chorus Prepares Concerts at Elizabethtown and Hershey
The Men’s Chorus announces concerts next week with a fine program. Performances are set for Thursday in Elizabethtown and Friday evening in Hershey, with strong interest and intereal involvement noted.
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Elizabethtown
Hershey
Unclear Fragments Spark Speechless Exchange
Disjointed dialogue fragment shows anxious tone and social tension. The text references a set, classmates, and potential snobbery without coherent event or names. No verifiable facts or actions are present to summarize further.
First U B Church Announces Weekly Schedule
Reverend N L Linebaugh leads services with Bible School at 9 15 and sermon at 10 15. Junior and Intermediate Hour at 2 PM. Christian Endeavor at 6 30. Evening sermon at 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 with theme The Second Coming of Jesus.
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Jesus
Derry Presbyterian Church Schedule
Sunday school begins at 9.30 a.m. with preaching at 10.30 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6.45 p.m. Evening service follows at 7.30 p.m. Rev. Smiley of Mechanicsburg will occupy the pulpit for both morning and evening services.
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Christian Endeavor
Smiley
Mechanicsburg
Sunday church schedule with sermon and choir
Sunday School at 9 15 a m sermon by Rev M G D Brown at 10 15 a m. Choir rehearsal on Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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M. G. D. Brown
Deaths of the Week Harry Tobias Campbelltown Hershey employee
Harry Tobias of Campbelltown died last Thursday morning from typhoid fever after a two week illness. He was 30 and married three months to Clara Flory. A Hershey football team member in 1914 15 he belonged to Palmyra Odd Fellows. Survived by widow and parents. Funeral Saturday at 3 pm in the Reformed church Campbelltown.
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Harry Tobias
Campbelltown
Hershey Chocolate Company
Mr. Tobias
Clara Flory
Joseph Flory
Tobias
Hershey
Palmyra
Pep Young Makes Good with Detroit Americans in San Antonio
Post cards from Pep Young in San Antonio show the Detroit Americans player has been assigned to second base. Local friends are glad to hear he is proving himself with the team.
Union Circuit church notices schedule and services
The Church of the Brethren lists events with times for Prayer meeting Thursday 7.30 p m Sunday school 9 30 a m Preaching 7 30 p m Christian meeting 6 30 p m Fishburn s Church Preaching 7 30 p m Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m Union Deposit Preaching 10 30 a m Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m
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Fishburn’s Church
Christian, Endeavor
Union Deposit
Christian Endeavor
Derry Township High School Alumni Meeting Program
The Alumni Association will hold the second literary meeting on Wednesday April 12 at 7 30 in the High School room. Attendees will hear High School Song Responsive Roll Call The World at Large Norman Stable Instrumental Solo Mayme Garman Debate on the resolution that rural and grade school teachers are underpaid. Aff firmative Ruth Engle George Foreman Negative John Stoudt John Curry Reading Edna Hocker Quartette Lloyd Balsbaugh Harry Hocker Irvin Slesser Paul Miller.
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Derry Township High School Alumni Association
Norman Stable
Mayme Garman
Ruth Engle
George Foreman
John Stoudt
John Curry
Reading
Edna Hocker
Lloyd Balsbaugh
Harry Hocker
Irvin Slesser
Paul Miller
Hershey Delegation Attends Lebanon Valley College Glee Club Concert
From Hershey a group attended the Girls Glee Club concert at the Engle conservatory in Annville on Monday evening. Attendees included Misses May Moyer Carrie Dressler Mary Sheesley Lottie Conrad Ruth Engle Anna Lloyd Helen Langraph Florence Langraph Mrs J Ed Field Ruth Zoll and Miss Kline of Harrisburg Messrs Daniel Ensminger M S May Edwin Schwenk C C Gorsuch C W Fralich Irvin Stesser I A Smith R S Brown and Mr and Mrs S P Bacastow.
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Hershey
Girls’ Glee Club
Lebanon Valley College
Engle Conservatory
Annville
May Moyer
Carrie Dressler
Mary Sheesley
Lottie Conrad
Ruth Engle
Anna Lloyd
Helen
Florence Langraph
J. Ed. Field
Ruth Zoll
Miss Kline
Harrisburg
Messrs
Daniel Ensminger
M. S. May
Edwin Schwenk
C. C. Go
Gingrich and son visit Harrisburg hospital patient
J. M. Gingrich and his son Victor visited Ammond Gingrich at Harrisburg hospital on Sunday. Mr. Gingrich, seriously injured sixteen weeks earlier in a 76 foot fall through an open elevator shaft, has recovered enough to leave his bed. He suffered two compound leg fractures and severe bruising in the accident.
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J. M. Gingrich
Victor
Harrisburg
Ammond Gingrich
Harrisburg Hospital
Mr. Gingrich
Milk By The Yard Irish Prank At Shop
An Irishman visits a shop with a sign that everything is sold by the yard and asks for a yard of milk. The shopman draws a yard of milk in a bowl, agrees to sell after a quick test, and offers a price of ten cents. The shopper consents to roll it up, securing the quirky deal.
Palace spoof echoes in grand fashion
A Philadelphia Bulletin item quotes the Grand Vialer explaining a grand palace design as modeled after an American drug store, noting dramatic effects and questioning the ruler’s inspiration.
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Thia Magnificent Palace
Philadelphia Bulletin
Do you think the income tax is a good thing
The Loulaville Courier Journal notes a remark on income tax as an economic measure. The piece quotes a respondent saying they are not prepared to judge its overall merit but acknowledges the tax curbed excessive boasting.
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Loulaville Courier-Journal
What is an amateur and the enduring query
The question remains unresolved in public discourse. The New York Tribune recalls the four year old definition: an amateur is anyone who can get away with it.
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New York: Tribune
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V. Hershey
Miss Garman
Miss Dissinger
Miss Cully
Siet Pratter
Kratter
Dartmouth
Jack O' Lentern
FIRST
U. B. Church
N. L. Linebaugh
Derry Presbyterian Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Young
Church OF the Brethren
Union Circuit
John B. Gary
Swatara Station
Curry
Alumni Association
Underwood
Hersiby
Philadelphia
New York
Hershey Improvement Company
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Pennsylvania
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