Noted Organist To Present An Evening Of Music
Philadelphia blind organist C Walter Wallace well known from Lebanon's Tabor Reformed Church will perform at Holy Trinity Lutheran Hershey on Tuesday April 14. He will open the new organ at Easter in Womelsdorf and tours Hershey area music lovers with a program featuring Batiste Bizet Mendelssohn pieces and a talk on blind education.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
C. Walter Wallace
Philadelphia
Tabor Reformed Church
Lebanon
Wallace
Dover
Del
Governorobinson
Nature
Hershey and
Vicinity
Brotherhood
Mr. Wallace
Eduard Batiste
St. Cecilia
Ralph Kinder
George Bizet
DuBois
C. W. Wallace
Mendelssohn
Holy Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Mary Ann Kinports
Robert Bainbridge
Margaret Slesser
Stanley Kline
Ruth Hershey
Charles Heilman
Kathryn Schaeffer
George Schroll
Mary Rey Solo
Robert Stewart
Richard King
Ila Dora Schlepler
Harry Stover
Edwin Schwenk
Harold Kine
Carl Spangler
Betty Hoffman
Harvey Schroll
Robert
William Hoy
Jacob Spangler
Krantz Hershey
Mervin Lingle
Melvin Lingle
Warren Ising
John Hummer
Radio Helps Find Mrs Bobb's Lost Brother After 15 Years
Mrs James Bobb wife of Hershey Chocolate Co foreman learned her long lost brother Ed H Shumberger was alive after fifteen years. A radio broadcast by Park Cassady prompted a letter from Lincoln Nebraska confirming his identity. He had been traveling in Mexico and later settled near Lincoln running a ranch with sheep grazing.
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James Bobb
Jas. Bobb
Hershey Chocolate Co
Ed. H. Shumberger
Lincoln
Neb
Pennsylvania
Shhumberger
Mexico
Nebraska
Easter Sunday Programs At Four Local Churches
Easter services feature school and church programs across Derry County. Derry Presbyterian, Holy Trinity Lutheran and Fishburns A S Church present recitations, songs, and solos on April 12 with morning and evening performances. The Church of the Brethren at East Areba Avenue hosts a separate program at 7.00 p m with prayers and child performances. All invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry Presbyterian Sunday School
I. L. Reist
Dorothy Parson
Herbert Taylor
Mildred Romig
Ruth Marks
Dorothy Owen
Ruth Taylor
Julia Owen
R. H. Taylor
Church of the Brethren
East Areba Avenue
Lily Petala
Ary Bahelmen
Vera Helsey
Lily Eoliage
Kathryn Etter
Iris
Chias
Ernon Meashey
Illy
Junior Hinkle
Tola Goodling
Duat
Ethel
Vera Telney
Kata E
United Brethren Sunday School
Mrs Ellis Resigns as Matron at Y W C A
The Y W C A board reports the resignation of Matron Mrs L Ie Ellis effective April 15 after a March 15 notice. New officers include President Mrs A M Hinkel and Secretary Mrs R C Grace. Ellis plans to return to Anderson Indiana to work as a dietitian at the Y W C A cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Hinkel
Harry Kaley
R. C. Grace
Howard Romig
Ellis
Anderson
Ind
Hershey Firemen Set April 18 Fair in Town
Hershey Volunteer Fire Co held its monthly meeting at the Hose House listing numerous members. It announced a sale at Winter Dance Hall from April 2 to 26, and plans to recruit fifty active members for new fire squads with weekly drills.
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Hershey Volunteer Fire Co
Hose House
Stewart
Mahon
V. R. Breneman
Sam's
Golyso
Ira Gibble
Herman Seavers
A. W. Mowers
Irvin
Paul Seavers
Chas
Palmer
Johnatin
Paul Reigle
Harry Bistline
H. Gordon
Jerome Hostetter
Paul Shoop
Norman Smith
Led
Harkins
Geo
Feeser
Bomgardner
Paul Belser
Schroll
Roy Lloyd
Henry
Irvin Gordon
H. Hocker
Irvin Ohler
Cyrus Garman
H. M. Weigelt
Sanpany
K. Gerlach
Clarence L. Prowell
Roy A. Johnson
Spencer Schrefffer
Kank S. Hackman
G. R. Werner
Thecay
Humorist at Hershey Central Theatre Saturday
Homer Sipley The Man From Dixie and a noted storyteller will headline the Hershey Central Theatre program on Saturday evening. Shows are slated for 6 30 and 8 30 o clock with Sipley delivering the featured act.
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Homer Sipley
Dixie
Hershey Central Theatre
Hershey Hiking Team Sets Remarkable Regional Pace
Two Hershey residents Bill Curtis and Paul Gingrich hiked 10 to 15 miles nightly and on Monday completed a 3 hour 50 minute trip from Hershey to Elizabethtown and return via Campbelltown and Industrial School. Local authorities reported a speed warning from Deodate noting they exceeded the limit by seven miles per hour.
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Hershey
Bill’ Curtis
Paul Gingrich
Elizabethtown
Campbelltown
Industrial School
Bill
Deodate
Wrapping Leads Industrial League With Close Win
The Wrapping department beat Construction 24 to 21 to regain first place. In the second game the Men's Club defeated the Playing Mill 37 to 20, dropping the Mill to second. High scorers included Stover and Aungst for the Men's Club and Gerlach for the Playing Mill. Remaining fixtures include Wrapping vs Planing Mill and a championship game if officials approve.
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Gerlach
Schlepfer
Simmons
Stover
Aungst
Goo Ccsa
Buck Hammer
A. Simmons
Magrini
Aungat
Zimmerman
Planing Mill
Plan
Miteenvatepete
Tlershey Men‘s Club
Hershey Dept
Midgets Organize Summer Classes For Boys
The Hershey Men's Club Midgets have organized spring and summer programs with outdoor practices. The season will feature baseball swimming tennis hikes and outdoor games. Teams named Yankees and Athletics each hold four points. classes are for boys under 12 and younger children can join to learn swimming.
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Hershey
Sidea
Yankees
Well Baby Clinic Thursday at Red Cross Rooms
The weekly well baby clinic will be held Thursday afternoon in the Red Cross Rooms from 2 to 4 o'clock. Mothers are urged to bring their babies to this clinic. a doctor will be in attendance.
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Red Cross
Village Sketches and Humorous Verse Collage
A long humorous miscellany recounts Irish folly pumpkin misadventures quips about rich neighbors and musical lessons. It includes poems and prose bits featuring Mike and Pat of the countryside, a cross town epitaph joke, and an elegy about Florence Lawrence with light satire and rustic storytelling.
Journey From Jerusalem to Bethlehem and Hebron
The narrator and companions travel by bus from Jerusalem to Hebron via Bethlehem, visiting the Dams of Solomon, a Bedouin wedding, Mamre’s ancient oak, and the Cave of Machpelah. They view the Church of the Nativity, observe local customs, and end the two day journey back in Jerusalem with reflections at a Khan Copti.
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Bethlehem
Hebron
Damascus
Caiphas
Valley of the Giants
Solomon
Jerusalem
Temple
Mecca
Judean
Ruth
Isaias
Abraham
Christ
Orient
Virgine
Maria Jesus Christus
Jerico
Khan Copti
Presbyterians Hold Annual Congregational Meeting
The Derry Presbyterian Church reported progress across departments at its April 1 meeting. Contributions rose allowing a $200 local increase split between reducing the Presbytery appropriation and boosting the pastor’s salary. Repairs to the sexton house, manse enhancements, and a perpetual photograph were funded. Sunday School officers and teachers were elected. officers for the church and deacons, an elder, auditors, and pianist were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry Presbyterian Church
M. L. Hershey
Ivan L. Mease
Irvin H. Slesser
Mildred Palmer
Pansy Reilly
R. H. ‘Taylor
John Cope
R. H
Taylor
Howard Romig
Daniel Ensminger
Irvin Slesser
Paul Gingrich
Ethel McCreary
A.howman
Prize Picture Presented To Hershey School
The Tuberculosis Society of Dauphin County awarded a framed picture to Hershey School for its Christmas seals drive. Derry Township sold 19 758 stamps, with the 7 A Grade leading, and the image titled The Wind mil by Jacob Von Ruyshael hangs in their room.
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Tuberculosis Society
Dauphin County
Hershey School
Derry Township
Jacob von Ruyshael
Missionary Conference Attended at Fourth Street Church
Taylor and Kathryn Weltmer attended the 2nd annual Missionary Conference of the Carlisle Presbytery at Fourth Street Presbyterian Church in Laban. Luncheon at the Woman's Club followed, where the club rooms were decorated with chrysanthemum and pussy willow. Old Derry stands first in excellence for four years, with Market Square and Old Derry leading in mission study books this year.
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Mra
Taylor
Kathryn Weltmer
Carlisle
Hershey Crossword Fans Win Prize in Public Ledger Contest
Miss Margaret Wheeler and Messrs. Wm. Hyland and J. F. Snavely of Hershey, noted cross word solvers, win a prize in the Philadelphia Public Ledger contest. The trio, aided by Sam Hinkle, persevered through long hours of puzzle work, celebrating a victory that boosted local pride and vocabulary.
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Hershey Cross Word
Public Ledger
Margaret Wheeler
Messrs
Wm. Hyland
J. F. Snavely
Philadelphia Public Ledger
John Keats
Washington
Webster's
The
Hyland
Wheeler
Sam Hinkle
After Six Days Epic Shown At Hershey Central Theatre
A cinema version of Old Testament events titled After Six Days will be shown at Hershey Central Theatre on Friday and Saturday with a 60 person cast. The Italian production, praised for its convincing storytelling, cost over 3 million dollars and covers from creation to Solomon in ten reels, including Noah’s Ark, the Deluge, the Red Sea, and the Golden Calf with adult and child admission prices listed.
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Hershey Central Theatre
Setares
Lengthe
Adan
Eve
Solomon
Snowlede
Cain and
Abel
Joseph
Theodore Roberts
Moses
America
Sodom
Gomorrah
Pharoah
Tower of the
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Fishburn
A. S
Swatara
Wil
Mabel Kapenshade
Lautian Clique
Lillian Shenk
Sar Dupler
Luke Ebersole
Elsie Herr
Toma Goodling
Ethel Henry
Wendell McGee
Esther Etter
Ruth McGee
Clair Rothrock
Dark Was the Vale
H. K. Ober
Y. W
Nurmi
Hersheyites
By Dee Jay Gee
Mike
Pat
Coltie
Wisconsin
Chicago News
Banker
Toby French
Liberty Cross Roads
Rip van Winkle
Doctor Drake
Toby
Man Chandler
Tle
Old An
Tommy Brown
Teddy
Old Chan
Tommy
Florence
Flo
Lawrence
Florence Lawrence
John Hallgren
Old City
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Macpelah
Efron
Sarah
Isaac
Rebecca
Jacob
Lea
Abner
David
Messiboset
OLD Derry Presbyterian Church
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