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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1919

Page

3

Easter week church notices in Hershey area churches

Multiple denominations publish Holy Week schedules and services. Derry Presbyterian, First United Brethren, Holy Trinity Lutheran, Church of the Brethren, St John’s Chapel Roman Catholic Mission in Hershey list service times, Easter programs, baptisms, confessions, Sunday School and special events for Easter week with locations spanning Hershey and surrounding districts.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Church of the Brethren East of Hershey Christian Worker Society St. John’s Chapel Cathedral Harrisburg P. J. Phehan Hershey Press Hershey Penna Hummelstown Palmyra

Local social notes from Lebanon and nearby towns

Mr and Mrs James Werth and daughter Marie and relatives visited the Brubakers in Lebanon. Numerous residents and visitors from Conewago Junction Palmyra Mastersonville Harrisburg Reading Hershey and Annville are noted for visits illness and church events. B S Stauffer and Company purchased four new delivery trucks this week.

Community notes include visitors visits and health updates

Mr and Mrs Walter Bunderman of Annville spent Sunday at their former home. Mabel Liesey left for her former home last week. Charles Reed suffers from flu voice loss. Eli Oberholtzer is seriously ill with erysipelas. S F Sprecher of Lebanon attended hog loading at the stock yards. The G ingrichs visited John Longenecker Ex County Commissioner Middletown. Abe Lehman and family attended Rissers Church. Levi Rothenberger and Lavina Lutz visited Cyrus Youtz’s home in Lebanon. U K Sunday School aims for 100 members, rising from 86 to 93. Easter target. Master Ralph Heisey, after a fall, seen driving a pony. William Fasnacht farms for C C Gingrich and shows a new driving horse. Brownberg, Lebanon Abattoir owner, was in the village.

James Werth Marie Margaret Lebanon A. R. Brubaker Carl Shoemaker M. 5. Longenecker Richard W. Leber Conewago Junction Harry Hoffman C. C. Gingrich Annie Stark Coatesville M. S. Longenecker David Yingst Amos Martin Palmyra Caroline Harry Hostetter John Hostetter B. M. Niemond Harrisburg Mae Fasnacht A. H. Kready Joe Ginder Near Here H. H. Shearer U. K F. Sprecher C. R. Gingrich H. M. Gruber Albert Guistwire, Sr Reading Albert Guistwite, Jr E. E. Witmer Mastersonville Walter Brosey Garman George Brenneman Bachmanville J. B. Brenneman John McKinny William Hershey Wm. Fasnacht Amos Brubaker Charles Flory Wm. Williamson Eugene Hershey Annville B. S. Stauffer and Company Walter Bunderman Mabel Liesey Christ Housers Charles Reed Eli Oberholtzer S. F. Sprecher Lavina Lutz Ralph Heisey Ralph William Fasnacht Upper Lawn

New Library Acquisition at Hershey Free Library

Last week Hershey Free Library added several new titles to its shelves. Notable entries include Tang of Life by Henry Knibbs, Sky Pilot in No Man's Land by Ralph Connor, Valley of Vision by Henry Van Dyke, Too Fat to Fight by Rex Beach, Untamed by Max Brand, and Mystery of the 13th Floor by Lee Thayer, among others.

Hershey Free Library Henry Knibbs Thomas Dixon No Man’s Land Ralph Connor Patricia Brent Holworthy Hall Valley of Vision Henry van Dyke Joan Eleanor Kelly Eleanor Porter Margaret Hill McCarter Irvin Cobb Rex Beach Max Brand Lee Thayer

England's Welcome to Yankees Letter Copy Shown

A reproduction of King George the Fifth's letter to American soldiers is shown. The facsimile, owned by Paps Zentmeyer, reflects the 1918 Windsor Castle message welcoming U S troops home and urging support for the Allied cause in World War I.

George England Paps” Zentmeyer Windsor Castle United States British Isles

Popinjay Confusion Sparks Family Quarrel

Six year old Bobby questions Mr Brown about a popinjay in a comic family scene. The boy’s exchange touches on language and birds as he teases the visitor while his mother and sister host in a lively domestic moment.

Sue Bobby Mr. Brown

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