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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
6
Large Moor Park apricots full of fruit sugar and juice priced at 32c per pound. Other apricots 22c and 25c per pound. Large white prunes tart in flavor sized 20-30 priced at 27c per pound.
On May 7 the Hershey Mother's Club presents a program for children fans with strong addresses fine music and moving pictures at the Hershey Central Theatre. Admission is free. The paper invites readers to attend for inspiration and hopes the community supports the event. Watch next week for the full program.
The Hummelstown High School Orchestra presents a concert on Friday evening April 26, 1918 at 8 15 in the Band Hall Hummelstown. Performers include Mrs Roy G Cox soprano Miss Lenora Fry harpist Miss Sara Lerer violinist George Sutton baritone and Newell Albright pianist. Admission is 25 cents.
The Merry Travelers a musical comedy in three acts will be staged Thursday and Friday evenings at the Troquois Theatre Palmyra under the Young People's Committee of the Palmyra Red Cross. Directed by Edna Gay Schaaf two hundred Palmyra youths participate. General admission 25 cents reserved seats 35 cents.
The Derry Presbyterian Sunday School elected officers for the coming year. Wilmer W. Steele was named Superintendent and John H. Cope as Assistant Superintendent. Other officers include Willis Dressler Secretary, Alvin McKinney Assistant Secretary, Paul Gingrich Treasurer, Miss Lottie Conrad Pianist, Lydia Weltmer and Esther Snavely Assistant Pianists, William Spangler and Isabella Buchanan Librarians, Mrs. R. B. Hull Superintendent of the Primary Department, Miss Jennie Holland and Mrs. I. L. Reist Assistant Superintendents, Mrs. Ulrich Weltmer Superintendent Home Department, and Mrs R. H. Taylor Cradle Roll Superintendent.
Mrs. C. V. Glynn distributes Red Cross cards to friends urging them to punch holes. Each hole represents a cent, with 10 holes equaling a dime and 10 dimes a dollar. A dollar buys yarn for socks to comfort soldiers, showing how small contributions add up.
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