Olivers End Home Season With Loss To Lebanon
The Olivers lost 37 to 27 to Lebanon on their home floor in a hard fought game. Miller led Lebanon with five baskets as Clark Stover Elliott and Strine traded opportunities, while Olivers struggled with fouls and poor shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivers
Hershey Rooters
Miller
Lebanon
Stover
Elliott
Clark
Strine
Bordner
Elizabethtown
Mt. Joy
Lebanon All-stars
Surprise Birthday Party for Esther Landis at Hockersville
A surprise birthday party was held Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Landis home in Hockersville for Esther Landis turning eighteen. Guests enjoyed music, games, ice cream and cake, and presented Esther with gifts. Attendees included Ruby Rice Sara Faulk Maude Smith Cora Bates Walter Hummel Paul Shearer Aaron Shearer Cleon Kieffer Edna Stahley Estella Gerber and others from Shimmelstown Elizabethtown Union Deposit Swatara Station and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Landis
Hockersville
Esther
Miss Landis
Ruby Rice
Sara Faulk
Maude Smith
Cora Bates
Walter Hummel
Paul Shearer
Aaron Shearer
Cleon Kieffer
Hershey Industrial School Present Interests and Prospects
The Hershey Industrial School, founded by M. S. Hershey, quietly expands on the old Hershey Homestead. The article praises Hershey’s philanthropy and outlines endowment, 800 acres of land, a new three room school with gym and dormitories, a planned playground, and varied training—electric, printing, dairying, horticulture, and more—for boys deprived of parents.
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Hershey Industrial School
M. S. Hershey
Mr. Hershey
Hershey
Olivets Win Deciding Game In Series
The Mt. Joy and Hershey Olivers played the deciding game of a five game series on Tuesday at Elizabethtown. Hershey led 16 to 12 at halftime, but Mt. Joy fell 26 to 24. Clark starred for the Olivers and R Bennett led Groff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Joy
Hershey Olivers
Elizabethtown
Hershey
Olivers
Clark
R. Bennett
Groff
Always Shining Bible Class Holds Meeting at Lingle Home
The Always Shining Bible Class of the First United Brethren Church met at the home of Misses Cora and Mabel Lingle on a Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mary Painter, Florence Walmer, Pauline Clark, Naomi Renninger, Mffie Cooper, Elizabeth Habecker, Bessie Moyer, Mrs. Blarry Knoll, Mrs. Warren Sattazahn, Mrs. Cyrus Garman, Lena Frehn, Mabel Lingle, Hilda Christ, Carrie Smith, Edith Habeecker, Bertha Habecker, Viola Duffey, Daisy Swisher, Mary Handshaw, Mrs. Oscar Zeamer, Mrs. David Sattazabo, and Cora Lingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Brethren Church
Cora
Mabel Lingle
Mary Painter
Florence Walmer
Pauline Clark
Naomi Renninger
Mffie Cooper
Elizabeth Habecker
Bessie Moyer
Blarry Knoll
Warren Sattazahn
Cyrus Garman
Lena Frehn
Hilda Christ
Carrie Smith
Edith Habeecker
Bertha Habecker
Viola Duffey
Daisy Swisher
Mary Handshaw
Oscar Zeamer
David Sattazabo
Cora Lingle
Social meeting of Holy Trinity Lutheran classes set for April 8
A joint session of the men and women Bible Classes at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church led by Rev. Ritz and George Copenhaver will be held in the church social room on Thursday evening April 8 at 7 30. The program features a male quartet piano duet vocal solo and a short address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Ritz
George Copenhaver
Lutheran Church
Death of Miss Anna E Zimmerman of Hershey
Miss Anna E Zimmerman of Hershey died at her home on Monday April 5 from scarlet fever after leaving work ill March 30. She had been a member of the Chocolate Co. Order and Billing Department since July 21, 1919, and her funeral will be private at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Zimmerman
Hummelstown
Order
Miss Zimmerman
The
Chocolate Co
Order and Billing Department
Hershey
Death of Mrs Henry Brunner in Palmyra
Mrs Henry Brunner died at age 52 5 16 on March 31 at 135 Primad Avenue Palmyra. Funeral services were at Toffman's Church Palmyra on April 3 with Revs Gingrich and Staubach in charge. Interment followed at Gravel Hill Cemetery Palmyra. She is survived by her husband William Henry of Palmyra. Funeral director Wm Henry of Palmyra handled arrangements.
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Henry Brunner
Prinidad Avenue
Londonderry
Death of Harry W. Phillips on West Chocolate Avenue
Harry W. Phillips died Sunday morning from complications at his home on West Chocolate Avenue Leta survived by his wife. He was buried Wednesday at West Lebanon Cemetery after a ten year tenure with Hershey Traction Company.
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Harry W. Phillips
West Chocolate Avenue
Leta
Hila
Ele
West Lebanon
Mr. Phillips
Hershey Traction Company
Hershey Mother's Club Meets April 13
The Hershey Mother's Club holds its monthly meeting in the Central Theatre Kindergarten rooms on Tuesday evening April 13 at 8:00. Mrs Ezra F Hershey former president will speak on Comradeship with Our Children. The program includes piano solo recitation vocal solo and a social with refreshments.
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Hershey Mother's Club
Central Theatre
Ezra F. Hershey
Ruth Tiffany
Miss Shutt
Igzra I. Hershey
Hershey Opens 1920 Tennis Season With Te n Rivalry
Two promising Hershey players Ted Leib and Alex Magrini faced off in the opening match of the 1920 season on April 1. Magrini won four of five sets against Ped, delivering a spirited afternoon on the Hershey courts that should spur local enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted” Leib
Alex Magrini
Hershey
Alex
Presbyterian Sunday School Leaders Meet at WCA
The P. Po and W. Clase of the Presbyterian Sunday School will meet with Miss Helen Downing and Miss Grace Hess at the W. C. A. on Friday evening April 6 at 8 o clock. Business of importance will be transacted and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Po
W. Clase
Presbyterian Sunday School
Helen Downing
Grace Hess
Cantata Rendered by Herahey Church Choir
A sacred cantata after Angels by Dearls was performed by the choir of the First United Brethren Church of Herahey on Sunday evening, April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearls
First United Brethren Church
Herahey
Hershey Post 386 Keeps Vigil Actively Engaged
Local Post No 386 of the American Legion remains alert as a live wire organization. The March 30 regular meeting addressed many questions including Universal Military Training and War Risk Insurance. Post Adjutant Ivan Mease invites ex service men to contact him for claims and information. Ceremonial badges for Legionnaires are now available for order. A 100 percent attendance is urged for the next smoker on April 27.
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Hershey
Ivan Mease
American Legion Weekly
Washington, D. C
New York City
National Executive Committee
National Committee
Legion
Boaster Night Stimulates Harrison Quigley Post Action
The Harrison Quigley Post 72 American Legion held a March 30 booster program at the P O S of A hall. About seventy Legionnaires heard G J Moyer urge community service and securing a post home. Pop Kelchner spoke on baseball while the Apollo Mandolin Club provided music and members relaxed with chow and camaraderie before returning to their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Quigley
American Legion
P.O. S. of A. Hall
Legion
G. J. Moyer
Legionnaires
Pop” Kelchner
The
Lebanon
Lebanon Y. M. C. A
St. Louis Americans
Charu
Apollo Mandolin Club
Willie
Fasnacht Announces Engagement of Kathryn Fasnacht
Mr and Mrs John J Fasnacht of Union Deposit announce the engagement of their daughter Kathryn R Fasnacht to Thomas G M ox of Hummaelstown The notice appears in a local society column dated after Sunday April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Fasnacht
Union Deposit
Kathryn R. Fasnacht
Thomas G. M’ox
Hummaelstown
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Effiott
Zimmerman
Lields
Quinn
Trout
Jones
Fred Clark
Clark Saeer Wee
Quinn Elliott Tre
Trout Stover Cay
Miss Esther Landis
By Welmer McCormick
Hershey Mother’s Club
Palmyra
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