Panic in Theatre Narrowly Averted
A theatre panic in Hershey Theatre was quelled after a shouted fire alarm during a storm. Electrician lighting, the pianist, and calm audience members halted a rush to exits. No injuries or fire found. Palmyra picnic guests and G H Moyer helped maintain order as lightning struck a Sand Beach barn nearby.
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Hershey Theatre
Union
Palmyra
G. H. Moyer
Sand Beach
Hershey
Alumni Plan Gym For L V C
The Lebanon Valley College Alumni Association votes to build a full gymnasium, appoints a seven member committee, and aims to raise $25,000 to equip the campus with a modern athletic facility for students.
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Lebanon Valley College
Pennsylvania
Alumni Association
First Presbyterian and United Brethren Hold August Union Service
The Hershey union meeting of the two churches drew over 300 attendees for Rev George H Turner of Philadelphia who spoke on A Fatal Misunderstanding based on John 6 2. The evening featured choral music led by Mr Gee and Mr Feese, piano by Mrs Glynn, and a well lit stage. Turner urged understanding one’s nature, need, and opportunity to live a Christian life.
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Presbyterian and United Brethren Churches
Hershey
Sharp
Gee
J. Feese
CG. V. Glynn
George H. Turner
Philadelphia
Chautauqua Association
Pennsylvania
His Fortune: Jack-Old Smith Counts Seven Figures
Jack Old Smith counts his fortune in seven figures. Jim asks how that stands and Jack replies his wife and six pretty daughters share the tale.
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Jack
Old Smith
Jim
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