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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1915

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Hershey Towns and Stores Close Up For Park Picnics

Hershey Park hosted thousands from Harrisburg Lancaster Myerstown Selinsgrove and Reading as companies and unions held picnic days. Visitors arrived by special trains autos and carriages enjoying bands games sports photos and a two page Hershey Studio panoramic shot. The week featured multiple groups touring the town with planned programs and a major Harrisburg grocers picnic scheduled.

Hershey Park Dives Pomeroy and Stewart Hershey Harsburg Harrisburg Lancaster Cork Works Myerstown Selinsgrove Marion Schoch Hershey Cafe Hershey Park Theater St. Marks and St. Andrews of Reading Globe of Harrisburg Nolde and Horst Knitting Mills Heilman Harrisburg Grocers

Old Houses Make Way for Hershey Growth Plans

Before Hershey was developed three farmhouses stood within town limits. The brick house at the Manalon grounds will be razed after Harry Haverstiel’s new residence on the south side of Chocolate Avenue near Spring Creek is ready for occupancy.

Hershey Mrantz Azinnar Ttia Harry Wagarstick Manalon Chocolate Avenue Spring Creek Harry Haverstiel Tt Ik Manafon

Hershey Fly Campaign Urges Wider Action and Vigilance

A Hershey community fly campaign calls for immediate action to eradicate breeding sites. The committee urges every household to seal garbage cans, remove manure and lawn clippings, and keep fly traps active while canvassing districts for breeding places. The next meeting is set for Monday Aug. 9 at the Men's Club with secretary W N Dubois leading.

W. L. Dubois Hershey Dubois

Improvements on Spring Creek Avenue by Palmyra workers

Mr Hecker is improving John Neaekert's Spring Creek avenue home with a coat of paint. Harry Landis and his band of Palmyra men perform the work. Weckert, with a leading local farm, has added improvements recently. Heckart owns other properties on Spring Creek avenue recently painted and improved.

John Neaekert Spring Creek Avenue Harry Landis Palmyra Weckert Heckart Spring Treek Avenue

Special Meeting of YWCA Board Aug 6 at 8 16 p m

A special meeting of the Board of Directors of the Young Women's Christian Association will be held next Monday evening August 6 at 8 16. All members are invited. Reports will be given by delegates to Silver Bay and Camp Nepahwin conferences.

Young Women's Chrjatian Association Silver Bay Camp Nepahwin

It Isn't Your Town It's You

A reflective civic editorial from Loudon Virginia urging readers to improve their town by personal effort. It argues real towns are built by people who work together and avoid blaming others, insisting progress comes when everyone contributes.

Loudon

Fifth Anniversary Gift Ceremony At Holy Trinity Hershey

The Evan gelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity in Hershey marks its fifth anniversary with two consecrations. A marble baptismal font from Mrs. John B. Snyder and an altar desk donated by Mr. and Mrs. George Wesner will be blessed. The service begins 10 30 a m with a full program led by Rev. Frederick C. Krapf and combined choirs from Palm Lutheran and Holy Trinity.

George Wesner Frederick C. Krapf Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity Hershey John B. Snyder C.K. Fegley F.C. Krapf John Irwin Meek William C. Brinker Frank L. de Verter William B. Leithiser H. G. Mumma Wilson E. Rhoads John Shay Farmer Palm Lutheran Church Palmyra Holy Trinity Lutheran Church St. Andrew’s-by-the Sea Atlantic City N. J John E. Snyder

Hershey Consolidated School Prepares For New School Year

The Derry Township school board completed summer work including staffing, census gathering for ages 6 to 16, book and supply inventories, and tax levy details. Supervising principal Peters leads the new faculty with Robt S Brown and Ruth Engle among others. teachers listed with grades and assignments and janitor George Deckert noted.

Derry Township Peters Stacy E. Peters Robt Brown Ruth V. Engle Marion Spencer Nancy Canan Arthur ©. Hocker Ira L. Shhenk Sara Foreman Geo. Foreman Edna C. Erb Ruth Hershey Anna Lloyd May V. Moyer Mabel Hoffman Carrie Dressler May B. Hershey Edna Hocker Waltonville S. S. Balsbaugh Sunny Side Margaret Long Stoverdale Amos E. Hess Gravel Hill George Deckert

Hershey Family Reunion Set for August at Lancaster

The tenth annual Hershey reunion celebrates the 206th American arrival anniversary at Rocky Springs Park Lancaster on Saturday August 14. It starts with a 10 o'clock reception and a 10 80 business meeting with Milton Hershey presiding. Rev Harvey Hershey conducts prayer, Hershey Glee Club provides music, noon dinner, opening address by President Hershey at 2, records by W L Hershey of Marcetin, and Lancaster pastor Rev B Meister D of Lancaster delivers the address. All family members are invited for a large turnout.

Hershey America Rocky Springs Park Lancaster Milton Harvey Hershey Glee Club W. L. Hershey Marcetin B. Meister

Beautiful Scenery at Home Around Middletown

The Press highlights local vistas around Middletown including Sunset farm below Royalton Grand View farm and high points along almshouse road. View across river islands town and Rutherford Valley impresses observers and a planned million dollar hotel near Hershey will offer seven county visibility.

Middletown Sunset Farm Royalton Grand View Farm High Point Almshouse Road River Islands Oberlin Rutherford Valley Hershey

Swatara Bible Class Meeting Sees Strong Support

The Swatara New Movement Bible Class met at Jacob F H Balsbaugh's home with secretary Jacob B R Nye reporting enthusiastic and delightful attendance. Contributions ranged from one to fifty dollars for the building fund, including a $60 donor raising effort to 100 for a bell if a tower is built. An adjourned session in the Squire's courtroom featured refreshments hosted by Miss Sara Balsbaugh and the primary class. A wireless message promised a class supper once the floor of the building is ready.

Swatara New Movement Jacob FH Balsbaugh Jacob BR. Nye Squire’s Court Room Misa Sara Balsbaugh Nyeadda

Big Susquehanna Bridge Progress Near Completion

Work on the Cumberland Valley railroad bridge across the Susquehanna at Harrisburg advances rapidly. Of 16 000 cable yards of concreteNeeded to finish the piers 7 000 have been laid. A force of about 176 men is kept at work daily. The contract calls for two years for completion with hope the lower half and trains running by September 1916 and the entire bridge finished in 1917.

Cumberland Valley Susquehanna River Warrisburg

Week Begins With Likely Mild Weather Throughout

A forecast indicates generally fair conditions with moderate temperatures for four or five days this week starting today. The outlook suggests pleasant spell ahead with no major storms expected in the period.

Opera Company Extends Engagement with Week More Popular Music

The Manhattan Opera Company reports strong demand with extended engagement and extra matinees. Audiences praised A Trip to India for its comedy by George Williams and Wilbur Cox, while The Chimes of Normandy showcased Wilams ghost act. The Mikado will be presented tonight with Myr. Spencer conducting. the company calls it the best comic opera.

Manhattan Opera Company Hershey India George Williams Wilbur Cox George Wilams Gus Vaughn Marquis Jethro Warner Bertha Holly Edith Carlisle Serpollette Myr. Spencer

Union Services Draw Large Crowd At Hershey Park Theater

Indoor union services last Sunday drew a large crowd at Hershey Park Theater with the union choir led by Mr. Witmeyer. Rev. Linebaugh opened, Rev. Rentz preached on Now faith is the giving substance to things hoped for. Next Sundays services move to the band stand if clear or Hershey Park Theater if rain.

Union Hershey Park Theater Witmeyer Mr. Linebaugh George Snavely Rentz Hershey Park N. L. Linebaugh John Irvin Meek Lutheran Church Dr. Ely Lemon ‘Hill God Christ

Schaffner-Swords Mink Wedding Reported In Harrisburg

Sarah H. Swords of Tancas ter and Rev. Paul Schafner of Hilliamelstown wed at five in the First Reformed Church. The ceremony was led by Rev. Stuart Cramer with assistant Rev. Ditfonderfer from Baston, Pa.

Mink Sarah H. Swords Tancaster Paul ¥. Schafner Hilliamelstown First Reformed Church Stuart Cramer Mr. Ditfonderfer Baston

Flowers in Hershey August Show of Garden Treasures

In Hershey during August the gardens are at peak with 10 000 plants on Mansion grounds including 500 King Humbert Cannas and 500 Buttercup beds. The Italian garden holds 5 000 plants and the old fashioned garden around the stone schoolhouse preserves local history. A fern filled pond area, pergolas, vines and goldfish surround a fountain and red squirrels add charm.

Hershey Hershey Park Humbert Cannas Echeverias Alternanthera Adranthus Coleus King Humbert Vinea Alfred Connard M. S. Hershey

Hershey Union Sunday School Picnic Set With Big Programs

The Hershey Union Sunday School picnic, promoted as the largest yet, will be held next Tuesday with an 8 a.m. excursion train to Boiling Springs and a 7 p.m. return. Tickets are 80 cents with discounts for children. under five ride free. The day features games for all ages, a 10:80 baseball game between girls and married men, and races including potato, wheelbarrow, nail driving, and three-legged contests. A W O W of Hershey vs Boiling Springs baseball game is slated for 2 p.m. on event day.

Hershey Union Tam Boiling Springs Permont Hershey

Lebanon pair wed at Cornwall Methodist parsonage

Mrs Irene Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Roberta of Lebanon married Carl Coppenhaver of Lebanon on Monday at the Cornwall Methodist parsonage officiated by Rev W W Diddington. They will spend weeks at Atlantica City Wildwood and New York City. Mr Coppenhauyer is well known here.

Irene Roberts

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Hecker Holy Trinity Hershey Consolidated School Hershey Reunion The Swatara Bible Class Big Susquehanna Bridge Opera Company Schaffner Coppenhaver—Roberts
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