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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
13
A sharp rebuke targets Adam for constant knocking and crankiness. The speaker calls him out for denying thanks, bothering neighbors, and souring work, urging a change to boost morale and manners.
A Saturday track meet in Lebanon Valley features about 50 athletes across fifteen events. Officials include Referee Wallace Denny and judges P N Kasson Hess Bigley Fred Klemm. timing by Aldus Wirth Jno Snavely E C Black. Admission 15 cents for men, 10 cents more for grand stand. ladies free.
The second annual commencement exercises will be held Thursday evening April 28 to cap the four year high school program. Graduates include Miss Daisy M Kline Miss Cora M Kegerreis Messrs John M Stoudt Christian H Balsbaugh and John K Curry. Dr Henry Houck Secretary of Internal Affairs will deliver the address.
A school tone invites all graduates to attend the commencement and urges everyone to show support by their presence. It encourages public interest in the high school through attendance at the ceremony.
Warren F. Brooks died Saturday at his parents home 24 North Shippen Street Lancaster from a complication of diseases in his twenty sixth year. He was foreman at Hershey Chocolate Company and recently worked with Hummelstown Campbelltown Street Railway. Born near Quarryville he lived with his parents in Lancaster for ten years. He was a member of Court Lancaster Foresters of America. Survived by parents and three sisters Daisy L Cora E Nellie L. Funeral 7:30 p.m. Monday at home. Burial Quarryville cemetery Tuesday at 9:30 a.m.
Crawford teases about his daughter’s poetry love while Crabshaw labels the beloved as a jailbird poet in a sharp courtroom moment. Judge presides as playful banter exposes family concerns and social judgment.
Getting Next describes a manager and De Hamma reflecting on sleeping in a haunted room. The manager asks if they feared the ghosts while De Hamma says the eerie setting offered real comfort.
A description from Egypt explains a bail substitute where individuals under police supervision may work on cultivation or other tasks at a daily wage to secure future good behavior. The arrangement allows participation if desired and aims to provide a supervised option instead of traditional bail.
In Mieming and Rietz Tyrol nearly every household is engaged in making rosaries by stringing beads together.
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