Olivets Fall In Season Finale To Steelton 34 27
The Olivets lost the season finale to the Steelton Big Five 34 to 27 in a close contest on their home floor. Steelton seized momentum in the second half while Olivets shot poorly from the field and foul line. Clark led Olivets with 13 points as Dayhoff, Killinger, and Frank contributed on both ends. The defeat evened the series after Olivets had beaten Steelton earlier in the season.
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Olivets
Steelton Big Five
Chocolate Town
St. Joseph
Lancaster
Olivers
Steelton Boys
Steelton
Frank
Dayhoff
Killinger
Clark
Easter Sunday Rally at Hershey U B Church
Easter Sunday attendance at The United Brethren Church Sunday School in Hershey set a record with a total of 26. Three classes led by Miss Viola Boyer Miss Esther Moyer and B Frank Garman each achieved 100 percent attendance. The Sunday School offering added 740 dollars to the rebuilding fund. The choir Cantata in the evening was a success with solo by Miss Martha Keeney and duets by Miss Mabel Carpenter Edith Habecker Harry Weigelt and Warren Sattazahn.
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United Brethren Church
Hershey
Viola Boyer
Esther Moyer
B. Frank Garman
Martha Keeney
Mabel Carpenter
Edith Habecker
Harry Weigelt
Warren Sattazahn
Two-Piano Recital at Troquois Theatre Palmyra
A two piano recital features Miss Ruth Kraybill of Harrisburg Miss Esther Gingrich of Palmyra Miss Katharine Conrad and Miss Violette Cassel of Hummelstown Thursday evening May 1 at the Troquois Theatre Palmyra They are joined by Mrs Roy G Cox soprano and Miss Lenora Fry harpist both of Harrisburg Behn ing and Janssen Grand Pianos will be used and pianos furnished by A W Snavely.
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Troquois Theatre
Palmyra
Ruth Kraybiil
Harrisburg
Esther Gingrich
Katharine Conrad
Violette Cassel
Hummelstown
Roy G. Cox
Lenora Fry
Behning
Janssen
A. W. Snavely
Red Cross Meeting Postponed in Hershey
Regular Hershey Red Cross Society meeting is not held this week. Knitting materials can be obtained at Mrs. Ed Hershey’s home and any articles for the society should be brought to or sent to Mrs. Hershey.
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RED Cross
Hershey Red Cross Society
Ed. Hershey
Beacon for Victory Bond Sale Urges Swift Purchase
In a World War I era appeal from Hershey and vicinity, residents are urged to buy Victory Bonds to honor fallen heroes from Flanders Fields. The message cites Lt John F McCrae and the 1918 death, notes Hershey’s progress toward a $266 650 quota, and stresses weekly payments of 1 or 2 dollars with a 10 percent upfront payment option through Hershey Trust Company.
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Ypres
John F. McCrae
Flanders Fields
Flanders
United States
Hershey
Vicinty
Hershey Trust Company
Public School Plans Fine Exhibit and Library Fund Social
Final arrangements are under way for a Thursday May 1 exhibition in the High School Auditorium showing Industrial Art Domestic Science Freehand and Mechanical Drawing Woodworking Sewing and other student work. A library fundraiser social with games cake walks and refreshments will follow in the building basement with a donation box for library support.
War gardens remain popular as avocation grows
Despite the war ending, many families revive war gardens and take up avocation farming aided by good weather and rainfall. Hershey Store clerks work overtime filling seed and plant orders as interest in poultry rising persists amid high fowl prices in the area.
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Hershey
Victory Loan film to be shown in Hershey
The Victory Loan committee in Hershey presents the five reel feature The Price of Peace at Central Theatre on Thursday May 1. The program includes a Red Cross nurse and a speaker for vivid battlefield descriptions with free admission.
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Hershey
Central Theatre
Red Cross
Zimmerman Five Triumphs Over Scouts In Close Season Finale
The Zimmerman five edged the Boy Scouts 42 to 41 in a seesaw game to clinch the series. Leib scored 9 and Stover 7 for the Scouts, while Ed and Winn starred for the Zimmies. Scouts finished the season with 22 wins and 5 losses, three on foreign floors.
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Zimmerman
Boy Scouts
Leib
Stover
Winn
Zimmies