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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1911

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Trolley Kills Palmyra Horse on Buggy Drift

A trolley struck and killed a horse owned by Roy Kleinfelter of Palmyra on the road between Imboden and Baum farms Sunday morning. The buggy occupants were uninjured. the car and horse suffered the fatal impact.

Roy _ Kleinfelter Palmyra Imboden Baum Hershey Roy Kleinfelter Zentmeyer

Winners to Get Free Laundry at Hershey Laundry Prize

First weekly winner earns 50 cents worth of free laundry. Winners must have work completed within ten days of being declared. The winner’s name will be published weekly, highlighting bargains offered by advertisers in our columns.

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Sad Death of Harry Light in Hershey Store Stair Accident

ARRY J. LIGHT a young unmarried man employed in the plumbing department of the Hershey store died last Saturday afternoon after slipping on the Haefner house stairs leading to the lavatory. He struck his head and dislocated his neck. Reports vary but he was not intoxicated nor the victim of foul play. Help was summoned and medical aid given. Dr. Hershey examined him and ordered care.

Arry J. Light Hershey Benigved

First Religious Meeting of Young Women Held in Harrisburg

The Christian religious meeting for young women Sunday afternoon featured Miss Ella Stitt as curator, with vocal solo by Esther Hummel and two choruses directed by Catharine Mumma. Anna Owets spoke on Yis Wee work for girls at Strawbridge Clot­hier, outlining aims to develop physical, intellectual, social, and spiritual life of girls and women today. Local associations expect ongoing progress and additions.

S. S “Christian Ella. Stitt Harrisburg Esther Hummel Catharine Mumma Anna Owets Strawbridge, & ‘Clothier Herfew

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