Y W C A Marks 15th Anniversary With Evening Program
Hershey High School hosted the Y W C A Anniversary Week close on Thursday April 15. Mrs A M Hinkel presided with Rev R H Taylor giving scripture and prayer. Members of the first Board and former presidents were recognized as the program showcased tableaux music and calisthenics by Association groups and the Blue Triangle Girl Reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey High School
A. M. Hinkel
R. H. Taylor
Hinkel
John Shay
M. L. Hershey
Mary Loeb
Blanche de Bolt
Bertha Leichhardt
Ezra F. Hershey
John H. Moyer
F. B. Snavely
George Copenhaver
J. S. Behm
Viola Boyer
Edna Erb
Virginia Witman
Esther Hummel
Mae Moyer
Katharine Garman
Mabelle Nissley
Maud Baker
Carrie Br
Earl Foucfie
Kathryn Weltmer
Lillian Ricker
Lucile Gilman
Miriam Snyder
Lora Woodworth
Ruth Hampsher
Marion Roth
Dorothy Mentzer
Blue Triangle Girl Reserves
Erla Balsbaugh
June Eby
Helen Furst
Betty Hershey
Miriam Hinkel
Katharine Hofstetter
Sarah Liebfried
Eloise Moyer
Julia Owen
Helen Reese
Alice Reilly
Mary Catharine Hartman
Anna Margaret Kraft
Emily Woomer
Emily Zartman
A. Mathewson
Harriet Gurney
Henry Shaffer
Helen Gruber
Alexander Magrini
Mary Aungst
Dorothy Shaffer
Esther Magrini
Lizzie Snyder
Kathleen Sandy
Verna Detweiler
Leah Curry
Pauline Stover
Marion Hinkel
Ethel Grubb
Kathryn Nowlen
Edna Smith
Helen Strimble
Pauline Rumpf
Anna Martin
Kathryn Hostetter
Suzanna Alexander
Fern Cake
Eloise Mo
Mildred Edwards
Josephine Baum
Alma Gerlach
Lois Gilman
Anna MaeGrove
Charlotte Heil
Mary Heil
Elda Hutchinson
Ruth Liller
Grace Lloyd
Marjorie Reese
Mildred Runkle
Helen Schmidt
Louise Shay
Mary Taylor
Ruth Taylor
Ruth Barnard
Dorothy Hill
Rachel Baker
Merle Smith
Association
Inter-Collegiate Debate Favors League Entry
The Elizabethtown College and Washington College debate on U S entry into the League of Nations ended with a post discussion vote of 52 to 49 in favor of the affirmative. Debaters included Trimmer Kelley Bittinger Shelton for the affirmative and Long Oberdorf Cooper Byer for the negative. Miss Strayer and Miss Wagner, Elizabethtown students, provided two musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown College
Washington College
Chestertown
United States
League of Nations
John D. Trimmer
Elizabethtown
Michael F. Kelley
Washington
Desmond Bittinger
Baker O. Shelton
Stanley Long
Paul Oberdorf
J. Calvin Cooper
John Byer
Miss Strayer
Misa Wagner
Joe Rankin to Play on at Hershey Central Theatre
Philadelphia aylophone artist Joe Rankin returns to Hershey Central Theatre for two shows on Saturday evening April 24 at 6 30 and 8 30. Rankin drew strong praise last summer at Hershey Park and offers a memorable performance for local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rankin
Philadelphia
Hershey Central Theatre
Rankin
Hershey Park
The Choclatier goes to printer for high school annual
The manuscript for The Choclatier High School Annual has been sent to the printer. Harrisburg Telegraph will publish the four year book with about 400 copies nearly all already engaged. Alumni and friends should contact Senior Class members to secure copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choclatier
Harrisburg Telegraph
So-Sociable Club Guests Entertain at Hummelstown Home
So-Sociable Club members were entertained at Miss Mary Ebersole's home in Hummelstown on Tuesday evening April 20. After the regular meeting, refreshments were served to attendees including Pauline Schaffner Catharine Behm Helena Alligon Lucile Gilman Mary Evana Mary Eby Jose line Walters Alma Houser Mrs Earl Jouche and Lenore Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ebersole
Hummelstown
Pauline Schaffner
Catharine Behm
Helena Alligon
Lucile Gilman
Mary Evana
Mary Eby
Joseline Walters
Alma Houser
Earl Jouche
Lenore Gordon
Hershey Minstrels Ready for Wednesday Curtain
Hershey Minstrels prepare to perform April 28 at 8 15 pm in Hershey High School auditorium. Directed by Ruf Snavely and Priestley, the show supports Hershey High School activities with a 27 voice chorus and a lively vodvil program featuring jokes and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Minstrels
Hershey High School
Paul J. Ruf
John F. Snavely
Walter Priestley
Edward Shea
Wm. Shaub
Clinton Hoffer
Lawrence Edwards
Henry Schaeffer
Carl Smith
Ige Zimmerman
William Barry
Jay Stahl
Norman Stahle
Earl Stahle
John S
LeRoy Shank Named Valedictorian at Hershey High School
LeRoy Shank leads the graduating class with first honors after four years in the scientific track. Miss Mary Hummer earns second honors and salutes as salutatorian, aiming for Lebanon Valley College. Grace Bilotta, third honors, speaks at commencement and plans Lebanon Valley College. Dorothy Hyland, fourth honors, to study English and teach at the University of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Shank
Hershey High Ool
Mary Hummer
Lebanon Valley
Grace Bilotta
Miss Hummer
Lebanon Valley College
Dorothy Hyland
Miss Hyland
University Ofennsylvania
The Ancient Highway at Hershey Central Theatre Thursday
Curwood's tale The Ancient Highway stars Montagu Love Billie Dove and Jack Holt in a Paramount adaptation shown April 29 at 7 30 p m Love wooes Dove who inherits lumber lands Holt saves her heart by dynamiting a log jam in a high spot scene The cast also includes Stanley Taylor Loyd Whitlock Wm A Carroll Marjorie Bonner and Christian J Vrank from the Canadian north woods romance screenwritten by Hamilton Ansell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Dove
Jack
Holt
Paramount
Aes Oliver Curwood
Irvin Willat
Hershey Central Theatre
Montagu Love
Billie Dove
Jack Holt
James S. Hamilton
Eve Ansell
Curwood
Hearst
Stanley Taylor
Loyd Whitlock
Wm. A. Carroll
Marjorie Bonner
Christian J. Vrank
The Little Tycoon Prepares for May 6 and 7 Show
Rehearsals are underway for The Little Tycoon the comic opera by Hershey High School students under Miss Roth and Misa Gilson. The plot follows a young American using a bold scheme to win a aristocratic daughter's heart. A humorous Japanese scene adds to the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hersheigh
Miss Roth
Misa Gilson
Sugar cane helpers return from Hershey Cuba trip
Earl Hackman and Paul Belser, sons of Mr and Mrs Wm C Hackman and Mr and Mrs Julius Belser, returned Wednesday from assisting at Hernhey plantations in Hershey Cuba. They praise Cuba and Hershey, the sugar town, and have many stories to tell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hackman
Wm. C. Hackman
Paul Belser
Julius Belser
Hernhey
Hesehiey
Cuba
Hershey
Hand Brings Keystone Concert Bureau to Hershey
Mr. F red Hand of Scranton arrives in Hershey and will be connected with Hershey Park interests for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Red Hand
Scranton
Keystone Concert Bureau
Hershey
Hand
Hershey Park
Death of Thomas Daniel Murray
Thomas Daniel Murray aged 12 died April 15 after a relapse from urenic poisoning following discharge from Hershey Hospital. He was a Hershey Schools pupil, member of St. Joan of Arc Church, survived by parents and four siblings. Mass April 19 at St. Joan of Arc. burial at Holy Cross Lebanon. A classmate, Dorothy Mays, offers a poem to a departed friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Daniel Murray
James Murray
Hershey Hospital
Thomas
Hershey
St. Joan of Arc Church
P. J. Phelan
Holy Cross Cemetery
Lebanon
Joseph
Robert
Mary
Gertrude
Dorothy Mays
Thomas Murray
Dorothy
Elmer Mays
Hershey High Alumni Host "500" Card Party
Hershey High School Alumni Association to host a 500 card party at the Hershey YWCA recreation room on Monday evening April 26 at 815. Tickets available with prizes for high scores and invitation extended to the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey High School Alumni Association
Hershey Y. W. C. A
Monda
Hersheyites Tour Philadelphia and Atlantic City
Frank Leyba John Black and Ed Harkins with Herbert Leyba traveled by Leyba Hudson to Philadelphia for a Seaworthy tour Navy Yard and Keith's. They visited Atlantic City the next morning noting fashion trends with bare knees and suggesting Leyba’s skill as a chauffeur in city traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leyba
John Black
Ed. Harkins
Herbert
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Mr. Leyba
Navy
American Legion Holds Last Card Party Of Season
The American Legion hosted its final 500 card party of the season on Monday evening with 40 attendees. Winners included Mrs Lawrence Edwards $230 J R Snavely $130 Miss Eva M Grelder $2850 Mrs Merle Karria $2790 Harvey McKinne $2650 and Wm Leithiser Jr $360.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Lawrence Edwards
J. R. Snavely
Misa Eva M. Grelder
Merle Karria
Harvey McKinne
Mre
Ed. Seweeiks
Wm. Leithiser, Jr
Minuo
Smokestack vignettes and town gossip snippets
A collage of humorous sketches and town observations. A blacksmith forge scene contrasts with sunrise imagery and a wooden leg commentator notes changing times. A stray stranger criticizes Hershey style trenches and a debate on originality in jokes ends with a proverb about a prophet.
Getting Ahead in Hershey Store and Garden Ramble
A Hershey Store visit features a corporate leader advising a junior worker on learning all he can. The column then shifts to a garden outing, noting a nature loving crowd, onion sets bought at the Hershey store, and an afternoon spent fishing with catfish caught and a fond memory formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez
Hershey
Bobbie Burns
Mechanic Alf Sparks Spring Daze at Beanville Emporium
In Beanville Alf, a famed good mechanic, displayed his iron will by cranking a nineteen thirteen filver in front of the Beanville Emporium. He began with effort, shed his overcoat, proving his mettle on a warm spring day as readers are directed to Page 4 for continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Jay
Syd
Beanville
Filver
Beanville Emporium
Alf
Talley Captivates Hartford and Scranton Audiences in Debut
Marion Talley, a 19 year old Kansas City soprano making her Met debut, thrilled crowds in Hartford and Scranton on May 30. Her lyric coloratura voice, refined technique, and expressive restraint drew long ovations and praise as she bridged opera and concert styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Talley
Kansas City
Metropolitan
New York
Hershey Park Invention Hall
Hartford
Toby Sternberger Birthday Surprise
Toby Sternberger marked his 37th birthday on Thursday April 15 as coworkers sprung a festive desk surprise. A chocolate cake candle gifts and a playful doll baby sparked laughter and a brief moment of joy before Toby settled into reflection on future anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby Sternberger
Toby
Larry Edwards
Larry
Rally and Social Planned by Swatara Branch on Tuesday
The Swatara Branch of the Dauphin County Christian Endeavor Union will hold a rally and social in the Hershey YWCA recreation room on Tuesday evening April 27 at 7 46. Endeavors and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swatara
Dauphin County
Chriathin Endeavor Union
Hershey Y.W. C. A
Endeavors
Hersheyites See No No Nanette in Harrisburg
A jolly Hershey crowd traveled to Harrisburg on Monday evening to enjoy the musical comedy No No Nanette. The party included Mrs T L Melleffey Mrs R J Hoffman Mes A M Hinkel Mrs Ticorne Gerth Miss Oren Miss VanMetre and Miss Dersheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Harriaburg
Mra. T. L. Melleffey
Mra. R. J. Hoffman
Mes A. M. Hinkel
Mra. Ticorne Gerth
Miss Oren
Miss VanMetre
Miss Dersheimer
Bull Levine dies in 75 foot pole fall at Hershey plant
Louis Levine known as Bull, 21, of near Annville, fell from a 75 foot telegraph pole outside Hershey Chocolate Co. printing department. He died instantly from neck and leg fractures after contact with a high tension wire while performing acrobatic stunts for coworkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Levine
Annville
Hershey Chocolate Co
Levine
Esther Wheeler Weds Dr C Stanley Holmes in April Ceremony
Miss Esther M Wheeler daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Wheeler of 64 North Fourteenth street and Dr C Stanley Holmes son of Dr and Mrs R E Holmes of 1735 State street were married Friday April 16 at 12 oclock at Pine Street Presbyterian Church. The Rev C Waldo Cherry officiated with Rev J Harold Thomson assisting. The bride wore blonde georgette over peach satin and orchids while her attendant Miss Eleanor A Wheeler wore green georgette with yellow roses. After a reception and wedding breakfast the couple left for Bermuda aboard the Fort St George and will reside at 33 South Eighteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther M. Wheeler
H. E. Wheeler
North Fourteenth Street
C. Stanley Holmes
R. E. Holmes
State Street
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
C. Waldo Cherry
J. Harold Thomson
Frank A. McCarrell
Eleanor A. Wheeler
Harold D. Kauffman
Boyd Ingram
George Bennett
Miss Wheeler
Georgette
Doctor Holmes
Bermuda
Fort St. George
New York
South Eightteenth Street
Hershey Chocolate Company
Organist R Porter Campbell Gives Recital in Lebanon
R Porter Campbell, organist at St Luke's Episcopal Church Lebanon and organ instructor at Lebanon Valley College, performed an April 14 recital at Holy Trinity Lutheran under the Men's Bible Class. He studied with Pietro Yon and appeared in Rome Milan and Vittone venues, noted for originality and brilliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Porter Campbell
St Luke's Episcopal Church
Lebanon
Lebanon Valley College
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Campbell
Pietro A. Yon
Italy
Vatican
Pontificial School of Sacred Music
Academy of St. Cecel
H O A Class Holds Regular Meeting at Lutheran Church
The H O A Young Ladies Class of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church met at Mrs George Shuey s home on Derry Road for their monthly business session on Tuesday evening April 20. Refreshments followed the business and were served to an assembled group of members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.O. A. Young Ladies
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
George Shuey
Derry Road
John Snavely
Paul M. Rinports
John Stoudt
Grover Sheckart
Walter Moyer
Melville Keiffer
Mary Smith
John Daniels
Robert Aumen
Milton Schaefer
Margaret Bomgardner
Alma Drescher
Ruth Schultz
Goldie Tabecker
Rummage Sale Planned by Derry Church Guild
The ladies of the Derry Presbyterian Church guild announce a rummage sale at a local site in the near future. Town residents are asked to donate old clothing shoes dishes and more and contact Mrs Chance Bell or Mrs Cass Bell to arrange drop offs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the
Derry Presbyterian Church
Chance G
Phillipa Bell
Cassad Bell
Hylands See Craig's Wife in New York City
Mr and Mrs Hyland attended the Morosco Theatre in New York City Saturday to see Craig's Wife. The piece by George Kelly is highlighted as a personal trial for the author who also wrote The Show Off and is predicted to be another success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hylands
Craig's
New York
City
Wi. Hyland
Craig
Morosco Theatre
New York City
H Is Ae
George Kelly
Metropolitan
Canal
Me. Kelley
Marion Talley Concert Draws Scranton Audience
John Sollenberger and J R Snavely attended the Marion Talley concert at Scranton on Friday evening April 16. The audience was estimated at six to seven thousand persons, and the event was billed as one of the year's outstanding concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sollenberger
J. R. Snavely
Marion Talley
Scranton
His Highness in a Comedy at Hershey Central Theatre
Mary Brian stars with Raymond Griffith in He's a Prince a Paramount comedy. The show runs Friday and Saturday with 7 thirty and 6 thirty and 8 thirty screenings. Tyrone Power and others support in lead roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brian
Wendy
Raymond Griffith
Paramount
Hershey Central Theatre
Herbert Brenon
Mary
Edward Sutherland
Chaplin
Ray
Tyrone Power
Edgar Norton
Jacqueline Gadsen
Nigel de Bruliere
Gustav von Seyffertitz
Dedication of Fishburns United Brethren Church Opens New Edifice
The Fishburns United Brethren Church near Hershey dedicated its new brick building on Sunday April 25. Pastor Rev J R MacDonald since 1917 led ceremonies with Bishop Wm M Bell preaching morning and afternoon. A week of services followed with multiple pastors from Harrisburg Lancaster Hershey and nearby towns. The church seats 500 with a large basement and cost 23000 including memorial windows from church societies and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishburn
United Brethren Church
Hershey
J. R. MacDonald
A. B. Shenk
David Lerch
A. Kinters
John O'Neal
Harry Brandt
Fishburn’s
I. Meyer Hershey
D.D
Harrisburg
H. S. Kieffer
Mt. Jovis
L. Lembaugh
Dayton
Ohio
H. M. Klinger
Gibson City, Ill
G. W. Hallman
Hummelstown
William Beach
Royalton
O. G. Romig
Wm. M. Bell
Ll.d
S. C. Enck
S. G. Kauffman
Lancaster
Cleona
A. G. Nye
Mt. Joy
Miss Thelma Baker Weds Harry Fasnacht in April Ceremony
Thelma Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Baker married Harry Fasnacht son of Mr and Mrs EE C Fasnacht on Wednesday morning April 2 at the Derry Street United Brethren Church Harrisburg. The bride works in the Hershey Chocolate Company Order and Willing department and the groom in the printing department. They honeymooned in Washington DC and are wished best wishes by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Baker
Thomas W. Baker
Town
Harry Fasnacht
EE. C. Fasnacht
A. S. Lehman
Derry Street
Washington, D.C
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Shay Given
Mrs Shay Given received a birthday surprise Monday. A large cake was frosted with artistic scrollwork and the name KWweet to the sweet spelled around the top. Candles lit the frosted surface as guests enjoyed the sweet treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shay
Mar. Shay
Mrs. Shay
Hershey Chocolate Leader Murrie Heads to Hershey Cuba
Mr Wim I R Murrie president of the Hershey Chocolate Company will leave for Hershey Cuba on Thursday. He will be gone for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. I. R. Murrie
Hershey Chocolate Company
Hershey
Cuba
Newlyweds Return Home From Florida Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs Harry Hocker return from a Florida honeymoon trip and have taken an apartment in the Hershey Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hocker
Florida
Hershey Inn
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CLIO
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John Gilman
William Shaub
Rufus
Rastus
Chocolate Avenue
Samuel Currys
Paul Whiteman
Hannah
Barry, Richards, Ruf
Arnold
Paul Ruf
MR. Hand
Hersheyites
George
Hearts of
Miss Talley
Rossini
Lusinghe Piu
Veracini
Benedict
the Metropolitan
Bishop
Lilljebjer
These Yellow Sands
la Forge
Vienna
Handel
Salvi
Bach
Serrao
Esther Wheeler
Mary Brian and
MR. Murrie
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