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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
7
The Hershey Press announces a Friday publication date in August 1910 with MM S. Hershey as proprietor and J R Snavely as editor. The open columns invite local articles and items of interest and advertising at regular rates. Entered as second class matter at Hershey post office.
The piece argues happiness is a byproduct of virtue not pursuit. It cites independence era ideals and asserts one cannot be bad yet happy, and that happiness comes when nature grants it through good conduct in daily work and service.
Old philosophical reflection on work and service describes nature as rewarding selfless effort. It argues happiness comes when forging oneself to aid others, echoing a timeless lesson that the path to fulfillment is narrow and earned through giving.
There is no preaching at the United Brethren church due to the pastor's absence for the Stoverdale camp meeting. He will preach at the camp Saturday at 2 45 p m. The Sunday School meets at 8 45 Sunday morning and the pastor preaches at Gravel Hill Sunday evening at 7 30.
The Derry Presbyterian Church invites all to morning worship at 10 30 led by Rev C B Segelken with the sermon The Young Man that Left Home Returns Evening service at 8 00 outdoors in the graveyard with a stereopticon illustration Sabbath School starts at 1 30 Y P S C E follows at 7 00 p m The address is near Mr M S Hershey via the Church Walk.
The first Congregational service is set for Sunday August 7 at 6 30 p m in the P O S A hall. Rev Charles Krauth Fegley field missionary of the English home missions board will conduct a full liturgical Lutheran service for Hershey's Lutheran community. Palm Lutheran Church Palmyra ladies quartet provides special music. After the service preliminary steps toward organizing a new Lutheran group will be discussed.
The Bible school has met regularly for about a year and a half and will meet at 3 15 pm. Neat announcement cards have been sent to all Lutheran church members in the area.
A large party gathered at Miss Martha Clark's home near Hockersville on Saturday. Guests enjoyed lawn games and Japanese lantern lights with refreshments served late to many Misses and Messrs including Martha Clark, Sue Hershey, Edna Weaver, Mary Weaver, Lillie Balsbaugh, Edith Shenk, Katie Balsbaugh, Sue Swope, Rosa Swope, Tillie Davis, Sara Hocker, Mary A Brubaker, Sara Foreman, Bertha Wise, Fannie Risser, Sadie Salome, and numerous others plus Irwin Swope, Grayton Hershey, Ira Shenk, John Curry, George Foreman, and many more.
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