Hershey Lectures In Schools Impress Butte Education Officials
A letter from Butte Montana dated April 6 praises Hershey Chocolate Company lectures shown in public schools. The writer says the illustrated talks on cocoa and industry improved English expression and spurred plans for motion picture equipment in the new high school auditorium. He notes references to Hershey as non promotional and asks others to contact him.
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Hershey Chocolate Company
Butte
Montana
Hershey Company
Board of Trustees
George F. Downer
Butte, Montana
Petitions Drive Free Delivery for Derry Church and Hershey
Citizens sign petitions to consolidate the Derry Church post office with Hershey and establish free delivery. H A Newton, ex postmaster, leads the petition drive while Postmaster Eppley supports the movement as it gains traction.
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Derry Church
Hershey
H. A. Newton
Eppley
John Bordner suffers arm break and nose fracture in sports mishap
Hummelstown athlete John Bordner sustained a badly splintered bone in his right arm after a fast ball struck him during batting practice with Johnson on the mound. He had earlier fractured his nose in a Hershey basketball game and works with the Hershey civil engineering corps.
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John Bordner
Hummelstown
Bordner
Johnson
Borener
Hershey
Hershey Civil Engineering Corps
Lion shipped to Wheeler Brothers circus from Hershey Zoo
The male lion, housed at Hershey Zoo for months, was shipped Monday to Oxford Pennsylvania for placement with the Wheeler Brothers circus. Frantsz Zinner and his helpers faced several challenges boxing the animal toy shipment.
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Hershey Zoo
Oxford
Wheeler Brothers Circus
Frantsz Zinner
Hikers Journey Seventeen Miles From Hershey
The season’s first hikers from Hershey, led by William Houseworth, covered 16 miles on Sunday. They walked to Hummelstown via Union Deposit to Stoverdale and returned through Hoakesville.
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Hershey
Boya
William Houseworth
Hummelastown
Union Deposit
Stoverdale
Home
Hoekeraville
Wedding Dinner Honors Palmyra Couple at Derry Church
A wedding dinner was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs Adam Garman in Derry Church on Sunday to honor Mr. and Mrs Earl Beigert of Palmyra recently married. Guests included P A Kreiver and son Roy of Palmyra, Harry Matthews Michael Dorothy and Corrie Shach of Lebanon, and numerous Garman family members.
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Mra
Adam Garmin
Derry
Earl Beigert
Palmyra
P. A. Kreiver
Roy
Harry Matthews
Micael Dorothy and
Corrie Shach
Lebanon
Wid
Adam Garman
Eugene Garman
Ina
Mayme Garman
Farrar Picture Next Monday In Hershey
In Hershey a week of low price film features opens at Hershey Central Theater. Geraldine Farrar in Carmen leads a schedule including What Happened to Father on Saturday and The Misleading Lady on April 29. May include preorder of other major reels for Lebanon Valley audiences.
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Hershey
Lebanon Valley
Hershey Central Theater
Geraldine Farrar
Carmen
Frank Daniels
Father
Universal
Hobart Bosworth
Augustus Thomas
Colorado
Vitagraph
Mr. Daniels
Paramount Film Company
Marguerite Clark
the Coward
Thomas H. Ince
Triangle Keystone
Firemen's Fair Postponed to May Second Week
The Hershey Volunteer Fire Company postpones its fair to the second week in May to improve conditions and weather. The event aims to be the most attractive exhibition Lebanon Valley has seen, with a special Friday meeting for members to discuss important measures.
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Hershey Volunteer Fire Company
Lebanon Valley
Fire Company
Golf Season Begins At Hershey Course
Sunday brought ideal weather for Hershey golf players with Ed Dearie the local instructor making an in season appearance in splendid form. Early matches showed strong starts as the course shown in its finest condition with improvements like the removal of the old farm house enhancing the setting.
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Ed, Dearie
Hershey
Ocean City Lecture Draws Crowd at Hershey Theater
Mens Club event Tuesday night featured G. W. F. Woodalde detailing Ocean City with slides. The talk praised the resort marking it as an island of homes with no saloons, seven miles from Atlantic City. Industrial reels on Stetson hats Lipton tea and other famous interests followed the lecture.
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Hershey Central Theater
Men's Club
G. W. F. Woodalde
Ocean City
Atlantic City
Lipton
Fishermen Reel In Sucker Haul and Trout Trip
George Leib Hu h Miller and Larry Moyer fished the Conewago Creek near Hilzabthtown for suckers amid a successful outing totaling 89 fish. Tigh Wagner made an annual trout trip to the Allegheny mountains on Saturday.
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George Leib
Hu H Miller
Larry Moyer
Conewago Creek
Hilzabathtown
Tigh Wagner
Atreama
Allegheny Mountains
Ayrshire Bulls Die in Farm Tragedy and Arrival
At Cloverdale farm a bull died on Monday after an Ayrshire bull fell in the yard. A second Ayrshire bull arrived from Virginia on Wednesday to bolster the herd.
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Cloverdale Farm
Virginia
Hershey Flower Show Draws Record crowds in Hershey
More than seven thousand visitors attended the Hershey Flower Show as Memorial Day weekend opened the Hershey season. Rainy days reduced attendance earlier, but Sunday brought over seven thousand more for a total above twelve thousand. The event featured a concert by the Hershey Band, crowds enjoying the conservatories and zoo, and florists from Harrisburg Lancaster and Lebanon among others.
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Hershey
Harry Haverstick
Pennsylvania
Lebanon Valley
Kreider
Conservatories
Zoo
Mansion
Round Barn
Park
Hershey Band
Feese
Lancaster
Lebanon
Concert at the Factory by Girls Glee Club
The noon Tuesday closing concert featured 325 girls from the Girls Glee Club plus the High School Orchestra. Miss Canan directed. a Hurley and Krebs dance entertained guests Hershey M S. Murrie Magee Snyder Curtis. The club saluted Mr Hershey with a special yell.
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the Factory
Y W C A Notes on High School Club Meeting
The High School Club met at the Y W C A Club room for a regular monthly supper and business session. Ruth Runkle presented another chapter of High School Girl's Ideals and Marie Gebhart presided over the April Up To Date Vesper service. The quartet sang Day is Dying in the West and readings by Elizabeth Partschke and Pearl Holly complemented the program. Mr Meekins gave the evening address. Bible classes on Wednesday and Thursday served supper before the weekly meeting. Thursday's class organized with Carry Simons as President and Marie Gebhart as Vice President Mabel Gray as Secretary Frances Hurst as Treasurer.
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Ruth Runkle
Marie Gebhart
West
Elizabeth Partschke
Pearl Holly
Large crowds fill Hershey Store crowding shelves
A Saturday rush brought several thousand shoppers to the Hershey Store with hundreds from nearby countryside. It was the busiest day of the season as the store reported its largest business ever, with all departments thriving and a new shoe repair setup featuring the Good year system drawing visitors.
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Hershey
Goodyear
Properties Improved on Spring Creek Avenue
Galen Hetrick's properties on Spring Creek Avenue saw repairs and painting of outer buildings last week. New concrete walks enhance the home's appearance.
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Galen Hetrick
Spring Creek Avenue
New Residences Begin on Spring Creek Avenue Project
A. M. Schaffner has started carpentry on the Keeney residence at Spring Creek avenue and secured contracts to build homes for A. Yingst, Hershey, Boris Erb, and Edward O'Neal at Hockersville.
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A. M. Schaffner
Keeney
Spring Creek Avenue
Mr. Schaffner
A, FE
Yingst, Hershey
Boris Erb
Edward O'Neal
Hockersville
Alumni Banquet Scheduled for June 22
Derry Township High School Alumni Association plans its annual banquet at Hershey Cafe on June 22. A successful April 12 literary program featured a debate on rural and graded teachers pay, with the affirmative winning, and pledges to support teacher funding reflected in the upcoming banquet arrangements.
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Derry Township High
Norman Stahle
Mary Painter
Mayme Garman
Hershey Cafe
Christian Balsbaugh
Carrie Dressler
Conrad Curry
Vesper Services Led by Industrial Clubs
For weeks the YWCA Vesper Services are directed by the Industrial Clubs. Rev. Henry Piles of Harrisburg spoke an inspiring address Tuesday evening as the Onward girls led the service with Miss Elizabeth Pfautz singing and Miss Abagail Gordon presiding.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Henry Piles
Harrisburg
Elizabeth Pfautz
Abagail Gordon
Hershey Men's Chorus earns a fine concert
The Hershey Men's Chorus performed to about 300 in Hershey Central Theater last Friday evening delivering nine numbers with strong singing and piano pieces. Director W L Dubois led with precision as soloists and musicians impressed the audience including professionals Mr Brady and Mr Kirk. A second program at Elizabethtown followed with similar success and more concerts are planned in nearby towns and cities.
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Hershey Central Theater
Hershey Men’s Chorus
W. L. Dubois
Dubois
Culbertson
Macy
Tommy
Noll
Eichberg
Mozart
Roberts
Bare
Verdi
Ingram
Brahms
Bohm
Hershey
W. C. Brinker
J. Walters
C. L. Peiffer
J. W. Leitzinger
C. J. Bare
Elizabethtown
Young and Crane Showing Strong Form in Major League Play
Pep Young and Red Crane are thriving in the major leagues. Young has appeared in every game for the Tigers and registered hits in every contest while delivering solid fielding. Crane played sparingly for Mack, then was replaced by Wilt due to weak hitting. both are noted figures in Hershey with keen local interest.
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Young
Crane
Pep
Red
Jennings
Tigers
Mack
Wilt
Hershey
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Club Vesper Services
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