State convention of the Traveler's Protective Association met in Hershey
The State T P A convened Friday at 10 am with about 150 delegates led by President Alexander Lawrence of Philadelphia. Reports, committees, and resolutions followed, Allentown named 1912 convention site, Reading and Hershey figures noted, and 28 delegates elected for the National Convention in Philadelphia on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traveler’s Protective Association
Alexander Lawrence
Philadelphia
J. T. Satchel
D.D
Columbia
Henry Houck
Post E
Lebanon
Houck
M.S
Hershey
Allentown
Reading
Reading Post
Lawrence
Murrie
Hershey Chocolate Company
Association
Congress
Edwin H. Molly
United States
Theodore Russell
Timby
Monitor
Evergreen Cemetery
Brooklyn
New York
U. S
Ington Cemetery
Washington
Fred H. MacIntire
M. S. Hershey
W. F. Murrie
Miss Olive Brendle Wins Word-Spelling Contest
Miss Olive M Brendle won the contest after a flood of letters contesting an advertising misspelling in the Press The incorrect word empatically appeared in Hershey Store Company ad page nine Others among the entrants include Mrs L Baxter Rev F C Krapf Mrs W R Wick Rev O G Romig J M Gingrich Martha Kline Like M Shriver R Ee Evans Pearl Sanders Mrs B D Witmer Clyde Smith and Mayme Garman The weekly conditions remain the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive M. Brendle
Hershey Store Company
F.C. Krapf
W. R. Wick
G. Romig
J. M. Gingrich
Martha Kline
M. Shriver
R. Ee Evans
Pearl “Sanders
B. D. Witmer
Clyde Smith
Mayme Garman
Fire Bell Signals And Smokersette Planned For Tuesday
Fire bell signals three short taps for meetings and long taps for fire. one tap signals fire controlled. A specially appointed committee plans an informal smoker for all members next Tuesday evening. The bell has been placed in the tower and will be dedicated with ceremonies next Tuesday.
Hershey Banquet Warmly Marks Convention Evening
Tener and J A Guests lead attendees at a Hershey Chocolate Company banquet honoring the Protective Associations convention. About 250 men gathered in Hershey to see Governor John K Tener, his secretary Walter Gaither, and George H Armstrong arrive by car. The Governor entered to Hail to the Chief with others receiving ovations and cheers for Hershey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey * Chocolate Company
Commonwealth
John K. Tener
Trust Company
Milton S
Hershey
Tener
Walter Gaither
George H. Armstrong
Harrisburg
Mr. Hershey
Lin BE. Olmsted
Washington, D. C
Daniel P. Gerberich
Lebano
John
R. ‘Watts
Olyn
Edwin
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State Convention of
T.P. A
Park Auditorium
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