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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
9
Hershey Y M C A has organized a second baseball team. Practice will be held on park diamond evenings. Cyrus Garman elected manager for 1911. A schedule will align with the first team so both teams share the diamond. All members may try out. twelve best will be chosen.
Mrs Wenger of Caracas avenue visits Richland for the week. Easter floral displays at local greenhouses draw visitors. Mrs C P Saylor of Annville spent Monday with her mother. Y M C A plans gardening work under the physical director with Mr Haverstick’s help. Baseball team to receive new uniforms soon. George Flowers, 80, formerly here, in town. F S Quinn of Hershey Chocolate Company in town. H and GC waiting room being papered. Allen Lentz visits home in Elizabethville. No Y M C A meeting April 16. meetings set for April 23 and 30 with talks by Ralph G Watson and Rev Dundore. High School commencement invitations issued. Fire Company committee arranging a smoker. Dr Hoenschel lecture April 27 at High School. Miss Sadie Hummel and Miss Catherine Weaver in Lebanon. Chris Schopppner Builders from Springfield Mass on factory work. Paul Holstein and Arno Richter from Dresden install presses for the Chocolate Company. Mr Keiffer buys Brinker house. Faust Machinery carload arrives for the Chocolate Company.
Former Cleveland mayor Tom L. Johnson dies Monday night and will be buried today in Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn in the Johnson family lot near the Henry George monument. The obituary notes his status as a disciple of the single tax advocate and mentions his Cleveland ties.
David Glasgow Farragut born July 5 1801 in Campbell's Station Tennessee died August 14 1870 in Portsmouth New Hampshire. Appointed midshipman in 1819 he rose to admiral leading naval operations in the Civil War including the reduction of New Orleans the Vicksburg actions and the Mobile Bay assault that captured the ironclad Tennessee and ended blockade running.
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