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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
7
The Hershey Press highlights Hershey’s expanding community services with a new local telephone exchange and notes how modern utilities bind towns. A feature on page two discusses high living costs and credit practices for grocers, urging prudent debt cancellation when funds allow. Wayne’s pony Duke performance sparks questions about animal thought.
The piece notes that the lectures and writings of Ernest Seton Thompson guide toward a conclusion about training outcomes. It asserts the exhibition demonstrates the powerful effect of habit on results and promises further discussion of the subjects.
Florence Nightingale, aged ninety, dies in London on August 14. Born May 12, 1820, she earned the title Angel of the Crimean War for nursing English soldiers and founding modern nursing. Her legacy includes the Florence Nightingale Training School and the Red Cross influence. she declined a large reward to help others.
The Derry Presbyterian Church led by Rev. C. B. Segelken announces no morning service in August. Evening worship and sermon at 8:00 in the church grove with stereopticon illustration titled A Young Man in a Foreign Country. Sabbath School at 1:30 p.m. Y P S C E at 7:00 p.m. Located on grounds of M S Hershey, accessed via Church Walk from the Hershey greenhouse.
Attendance rose at the second service conducted by Field Missionary of the Lutheran Home Mission Board on last Sunday evening, reflecting growing participation in the parish programs.
General Secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association in Dayton Ohio Miss Ada Slesser will address the congregation at Sunday morning services at the U B Church.
Frank Weltmer of Mt Airy and family guests of his mother and grandmother. Mrs. Herman Baker to sell household goods at Lawn on Saturday August 20. Shaeffer of New York visiting Edna Forrest. Justina Dissinger visiting Lancaster county friends. Ulrich Weltmer of Derry visited brother’s family. Levi Wolfersberger at Lawn. Moyer families near Pax Tang. Sunday school at 9, YPSCE at 6 15, church at 7 30 led by Rev Dundore. Camp meeting at Cleona drew many locals. Michael Kegerries sold his horse. Miss Alra Fasnacht visiting grandfather Jacob Evans. William Harman family from Illinois visiting. Master Phil and Miss Rebecca Wolfersberger in Harrisburg.
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