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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
7
The Hershey Press invites submissions of items of interest for its open columns and offers advertising space at regular rates. The paper is entered in Hershey as second class matter and is published every Friday.
Abs Eliz Wells of Ypsilanti recounts a Lincoln tale from fifty four years ago. Dr Taylor, Lincoln's friend, nursed during cholera and typhoid, and Lincoln stayed by the bedside promising to care for the family. After the doctor died, Wells was taken in by Lincoln and later heard of his kind face and the boy's change.
Union Deposit reports Samuel Gingrich and George Seiler elected delegates to the Reformed Classis meeting in Elizabethtown. Mrs. Harvey Miller died after sudden illness in Middletown. funeral held at Main Street home with interment at Henry's church. Warnings on spring goods travel, a Christ Endeavor lecture by Rev. Gearhart in Union Deposit, and farming activity including M. Hershey’s teams moving implements. Clara Clancy opens summer school in Hoerners Town. Road dragging improves mud conditions amid wet weather delaying farm work.
Secretary Stanton recalled a morning at Ford's Theatre period in April when Lincoln faced peril and a rescuer sheltered the orphaned girl. The narrative contrasts the public Lincoln with the private leader who cared for a vulnerable child after the tragedy.
Messrs Samuel Moyer John Moyer and Chas Weltmer traveled to Harrisburg on business on Wednesday. Edna Garret visited Belle Weltmer over the weekend. James Kavanaugh of Harrisburg and Ella Bowman of Lebanon visited Mr and Mrs Harry Moyer midweek. Mrs Warren Barto visiting. C M Wagner planted boxwood around his yard. A M Witman installed a gasoline pumping engine on the Benj Longenecker farm to pump water 300 feet to the barn. Ray Arnold making a flour chest for Mrs Sarah Graybill. Wi Forrest painting Sam Hostetter home on Locust street. Mary Seltzer Palmyra and sister Mrs John Batdorf visited parents Martin and Mary Seltzer for several days. Several youths attended the Hershey Track Meet Saturday afternoon. Howard Hamaker Manheim visited his uncle C F Arnold over weekend. Contractor Daniel Yingst confined to house with sore thumb. Squire Arnold took his boys fishing near Binagle's church but no fish. Harry Dissinger visited Harrisburg Wednesday. Albert Snavely Hershey visiting town. Snavely family holds a warm spot in Campbelltown.
The verse proclaims moonlight as permanent amid dissolving things. It asserts the speaker's moonshine will endure forever despite change and decay.
The Hershey Dramatic Club in Hershey Pennsylvania acknowledges receipt of 75.40 dollars as benefits from a play held on April 19. The club expresses appreciation for the untiring efforts of the Gentlemen and for turning over the funds.
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