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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1922

Page

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Community Tent Meeting at Campbelltown Aug 19

A United Brethren in Christ church tent meeting begins Saturday August 19 at Campbelltown and runs for several weeks. Evening services start 7 30 with readings and special music. daily speakers include C A Snavely Avon S C Enck Philadelphia and others from nearby towns. All are welcome.

Campbelltown Church of the United Brethren In Christ C. A. Snavely Avon 5. C. Enck Philadelphia Eastern Pennsylvania Conference Iona H. M. Miller Lebanon M. Jones Reading

Hershey Loses to Riverside in Wide Baseball Defeat

Riverside defeated Hershey 12 to 4 with Bordner and Roberts each collecting two base hits and Zimmer men and Henry adding three base hits. Home runs by Zimmerman and Smith provided the big scoring punch. Wachtaum issued four walks and Zimmer man two. Wachtaum fanned ten and Zimmer man eight. Umpire: Lesser.

Bordner Roberts E. Zimmerman Henry Zimmerman Smith Wachtaum Lesser Hershey Riverside J. Zimmerman M. Swartz Swartz Albert I Henry Hoerner Ae Miller Fenner J . Zimmerman Wevedaw M. Thomas L. Thomas Pete Heen Ree Engle Geiger Myers

Birthday Surprise Dinner for Mrs Rhine in Shellsville

Mrs. David H. Rhine was guest of honor at a Sunday birthday surprise dinner at her Shellsville home. The sixty fifth birthday was celebrated with a pleasant day and a dinner, with Mr Rhine receiving many gifts. Attendees included Mr and Mrs David Rhine and several relatives and friends from Manado Hill Campbelltown Annville Harrisburg Palmyra and nearby communities.

David H. Rhine Shellsville Mrs. Rhine Mr. Rhine David TH Rhine David F. Rhine Stella Catherine Song Albert Lester John

Special Service at Church of the Brethren August 18

A special service will be held at Spring Creek Church of the Brethren on Sunday August 18 at 7 00 pm directed by the Look Out Committee. The program includes opening song devotional exercises readings recitations and a sermon by Rev. Walter J Cocklen with offerings closing exercises and special music and addresses by Charles Mann Emmett Bashero Darwin Thessey and others.

Spring Creek Church of the Brethren Ularper Snave Charles Mann Wapenshade Emmett Basehoro Christ Darwin Thessey Walter J. Cocklen Chara

United Brethren Rout St. Joan Boys in Friday Game

The United Brethren defeated St. Joan boys in a decisive Friday contest. Hilo 2 CG.warts pitched for the leaders and shut down Catholic hitters, while A Purcell faced tough guidance as the Brethren continued their winning streak.

United Brethren St. Joan

Palmyra Dominates Locals In Second Of Five Series

Palmyra walloped the locals in the second game of a five game series played Tuesday night. Albert and Shaub had two hits for Palmyra while Moore and Zimmerman held the locals scoreless with strong pitching. Moore struck out eight and Zimmerman five as Henry allowed two passed balls.

Palmyra Albert Moore Zimmerman Shaub Henry Smith Kirk Gallagher Slesser

Legion Mass Meeting Draws Ex Service Men

A mass meeting for ex service men organized by the Lebanon Post of the American Legion will be held Monday evening August 14 in the Lebanon High School auditorium. Col. Thompson state commander will be the principal speaker with other Legion officials present. The event begins at 8 30 pm and ends with a social gathering in the Lebanon Post quarters featuring light entertainment and a social close.

Lebanon High School Lebanon Lebanon Post American Legion Col. Thompson The Legion Lebanon County

Birthday Dinner Honoring Husband At Mrs Irwin Knoll Home

Mrs Irwin Knoll of Derry Road hosted a birthday dinner for her husband. Relatives and friends attended from Newark Lebanon Palmyra Annville Hershey and other towns. Guests included many named couples and children, with gifts reported as valuable.

Irwin Knoll Derry Road Knoll Harry Stauffer Newark N. J J. F. Berger Asther Lebanon Adam Knoll Sarah Palmyra Abner Houser Kathryn Dawson Lightson Claude Slifford Blouch William Ulrich Elizabeth Josephine Robert Knoll Fern Mildred Daniel Knoll Maurice Wilhelm Ammon Hostetter Marion Harold Annville Harry Leed Alice Hilda

Farewell party honor Mia hosted by family members

A farewell party at 23 Trinidad Ave Thursday honored Mia with Esther Schlotthawer Ruth and Detroit ties. Esther’s sister Martha Keilholtz organized games music and dancing with refreshments as many locals from Harrisburg Hershey and surrounding areas attended.

Mia Esther Schlotthawer Ruth Detroit Martha Keilholtz Trinidad Ave Misa Helen Palmer John Palmer Russel Kipp Harrisburg Mra Jacob Humel Mars. M. Morgan Daniel Yout

Hershey Park to Host Sirens Novelty Orchestra

The Hershey Park Management announces a concert by the Sirens Novelty Orchestra of Beranton at the Park Pavilion on Wednesday August 16. Jack Gallagher, the silver toned tenor, will perform again as part of the program and officials expect a record crowd.

Hershey Park Sirens Novelty Orchestra Beranton Park Pavilion Jack Gallagher

Diakonia Ladies Bible Club Picnic Set at Park

The Diakonia Ladies Bible Club of Trinity Lutheran School plans its annual picnic in the park on Thursday afternoon August 17. A fine program of entertainment and a sumptuous picnic dinner are in preparation for all members attending.

Diakonia Ladies Bible Clana Trinity Lutherantie School

Buddies Matinee at Hershey Park Theatre Draws Big Crowd

The Hershey Park Theatre hosted the Luttringer Company’s Buddies last week with about 4000 attendees. The postwar play set in Britain and France follows veterans after the Armistice and features local World War Vets in supporting roles. A second performance is planned for Saturday at 2:30 PM to benefit Hershey Post No. 386.

Hershey Park Theatre Park Theatre Brittany France al. Luttringer Chuck Hershey Post The American Legion Hershey Park

Food From the Skies: Turkish Manna in Turkey Syria Trade

Washington reports samples from Bagdad describing Turkish manna or thiamanna that dew-like settles on oak leaves in autumn. The substance reportedly used by Tarael children, sold in Syria as a commodity, gathered by shaking trees and guarding fallen shards. Oak trees retain the matter while others lose it, used as a substitute for sugar and honey, selling at forty-five cents per four pounds.

Washington Bagdad Tarael Syria

Park Orchestra Plans Program With Notable Classics

Next Sunday the Park Orchestra will perform a frequent programme featuring the William Tell Overture The Rosary La Traviata and selections from Buddiad as played at the Park Theatre Requests should be mailed to Hershey Orchestra care of Hershey Orchestra.

Park Theatre Hershey Orchestra

Birth of Carl Eugene Smith Declared by Mr and Mrs James A Smith

Mr and Mrs James A Smith announce the birth of a son named Carl Eugene on Wednesday August 2. The family requests privacy as they welcome the new arrival into their home.

Mra James A. Smith Carl Eugene

Lutherans Split Series With Presbyterians In Two Contests

The Lutherans beat the Presbyterians 8 to 2 on Wednesday as Daniels dominated the mound. Monday’s game ended in a 13 to 6 Derry victory after key Lutheran players failed to attend, with Copenhaver’s pitches faltering and Miller and Albert providing crucial support for the winners.

Daniels Derry Copenhaver Derry Boys Haps” Miller Albert

P O S A Outing Plans at Laurel Dam Enthuse Members

Chairmen report the second annual P O S A outing at Laurel Dam on August 19 will top last year with a full program including a ball game between Noble Arabian Degree and The Little Potatoes. Chicken soup is included. details appear in Hershey Press or from Clarence Ulrich.

Will Test New Fire Siren at Chocolate Factory

A new fire siren is installed at the Chocolate Factory to serve as the alarm. It will be tested at 12:00 noon and again at 5:00 PM on Monday, August 14.

Chocolate Factory

The Forgotten Man and his steady daily burden

A portrait of the Forgotten Man as the steady, self reliant citizen who pays taxes, raises families, keeps savings, and endures across good times and bad. He bears the social and fiscal costs while receiving minimal recognition, forming the unseen backbone of society in war and peace.

William Graham Sumner Avion

Lucky He Waan't There Praffie Cop to Mrs

Local overheard exchange between Mrs Ell and a man named Werb sparked a tense moment. Witnesses describe a sharp quip about loyalty and risk, with Mrs Ell asserting bold ownership of a claim in a crowded room.

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Hershey Beats Palmyra In Shortened Baseball Clash

A rain-delayed Hershey vs Palmyra game opened Thursday night on a crowded local field. Only four and a half innings were completed before darkness halted play with Hershey ahead 6 to 5 after notable hits by Albert and Stoudt.

Hershey Palmyra Hinkle Stoudt Hink Miller Bordner E. Zimmerman Homan Shaub M. Swartz Kirk E. Swartz Smith L. Peiffer Gingrich Vengence Albert Henry C. Swartz Fenner Markey EB. Swartz P. Peiffer Pines E. Zimmerran Mits E Zimmerman Peiffer AS. Swartz Zimmerman Swarts Jotta Ty Procera Palmyra Abrhoa EB Miller Gingrich Rhs

Baseball Announcements From Palmyra Schedule

The notice lists games at Palmyra and nearby venues from August including Horshey and Dorshey with multiple matchups against United Brethren Lutheran Presbyterian Catholic. It notes uncertainty about an August 15 game and records a local sentiment favoring Saturday afternoon games if possible, though plans remain as originally announced.

Palmyra Horshey United Brethren Va Lutheran Presbyterian Va Catholic Palmyra Va Dorshey Hong Commcfh

Koonses Announce Birth in Sunday School League

Mr and Mrs George Koons announce the birth of a boy on Monday August 7 in the Sunday School League context. The brief notice records the new arrival and celebrates the family event.

George Koons i Hou

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A. B Sterak Palmyra Wallops Toutlildine Bea Es A Smith Marberger Bae Tae Moore P Seer Ettle Ein Cmert Scranton Diakonia Luttringer Company Luttringer Walter Louderback Joe Gurney Louderback Gurney Elsie Nelson Louderback Ett William Curdle Louder Asa U. S Russia Trim Henry Albert Wome Stondt Balla Slosser and Gallagher Pales Roof Laithoran Presbyterian
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