Hershey Beats Highspire 7 to 2 in Saturday Tilt
Hershey defeated Highspire 7 to 2 at the Park athletic field behind A Blaser strong pitching. Blaser allowed three hits and fanned thirteen, with Hershey scoring three runs early and four more later. New players Keller and Kelley starred, and the team aims for a larger crowd next Saturday at Hershey.
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A. Blaser
Hershey
Highspire
The
Park Athletic Field
Blaser
White
Dearolf
Abe
Miller
Sheehan
Jake
Jack Machen
New Holland
Romig
Keller
Kelley
Middletown
Hummelstown
Newton
Lebanon
Zeigler
Sherk
New Cumberland
Keefer
Rote
Millersburg
Dauphin-Perry
Waltz
Sherk and
Armstrong
New
Cumberland
Wertz and Geyer
Hummelstown Wins Tough Battle Over Elizabethtown
Hassler pitched well for Hummelstown scattering eight hits as they defeated Elizabethtown 2 to 1. Swartz allowed six hits for Elizabethtown, while Swartz and Ream handled the batteries for the losers.
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Hummelstown
Elizabethtown
Handy
Hassler
Swartz
Holsberg
Ream
Palmyra Beats Annville In Close Batting Bee
Palmyra defeated Annville 11 to 10 with 18 safe blows. R Kreider led Palmyra with four solid hits while Goshert starred for Annville. Batteries were Geyer Hess and H Potteiger for Palmyra and Goshart MecNelly for Annville.
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Palmyra
Goshert
Annville
R. Kreider
Geyer
Hess
MecNelly
Ex-Sheriff Hershey Opens Lancaster County Game Preserve
Mountville's Andrew H Hershey a longtime local sportsman has established a game preserve at Oyster Point on the Marietta pike. He purchased twelve acres from John Rudy estate, fenced an eight foot enclosure, stocked it with three deer and existing squirrels, and plans to place pheasants and other birds while banning trespassing.
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Andrew H. Hershey
Mountville
Lancaster County
Mr. Hershey
John Rudy
Oyster Point
Marietta Pike
Mrs Yingst Shutt Weds David Yingst in Hagerstown
Yingst Shutt Miss Mary Shutt youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Shutt a popular organist in Shoops church near Progress quietly married Thursday in Hagerstown to David Yingst of Hershey. The couple plan to reside in Hershey.
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Mary Shutt
Stephen Shutt
Shoop's Church
Progress
Hagerstown
David Yingst
Hershey
Yingst
Golden Rod Species In This State And Its Uses
The article notes seventy five golden rod species in the United States with about half in Pennsylvania. It describes varieties from common bushy blooms to white flowers and notes blooming August to October along roads and meadows. It also mentions bees nectar and a humorous anecdote about a Scottish minister in the same piece.
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United States
Pennsylvania
Kisses Aplenty Ha You Only Rise in a Naw When You Want Money
London Mall notes phrase about money in a fragmentary item quoting a character exchange. The readable text centers on slang dialogue and a brief scene in a shopping area.
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London
Pennsylvania Sets Open Season and Bag Limits for Wildlife
The state announces hunting season dates and bag limits for species including deer bears wild turkey grouse quail woodcock Hungarian quail ring necked quail squirrels rabbits and raccoon. It also notes captive ring neck pheasants may be killed by owners on their premises and outlines protection for does fawns. The game commission plans to release 1000 to 1200 deer and hundreds of wild turkeys into game preserves this fall and winter in eligible counties.
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State Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Sweet Simplicity The Fallen One
A fragmentary dialogue quotes an officer and Harvard Lam poon in a cryptic exchange. The lines ask if the officer witnessed a fall and whether the speaker had appeared before, implying a mysterious scene or incident.
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Harvard Lam‘poon
A Toast Here's to the Mouth in Boston Transcript
A fragment quotes a humorous line praising teeth care as the grocer’s friend, the orator’s pride, and the dentist’s hope, reflecting a playful editorial aside from the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
Deaths of the Week John B Lingle’s Son Drowns
John B Lingle, a noted miller of Shellsville, learns of the death of his son Harry W Lingle who drowned in Salt River near Phoenix Arizona. The body was recovered and buried after being identified. The family plans to bring the body east for burial in Shellsville.
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John B.lingle
Shellsville
Harry W. Lingle
Salt River
Phoenix
Arizona
Mr. Lingle
Lingle
John B. Lingle
Campbelltown Doings and Sunday School Picnic News
A local column notes burials and visits including a Bachman man buried at Reformed cemetery and Miss Charlotte Felty visiting grandparents in Manheim. It mentions Mrs A G Shope visiting Pennbrook relatives, William Sanders recovering from illness, and a Reading and Harrisburg group visiting town. The Sunday School holds 9 am services none. picnic Aug 21 at Sprecker's Grove with Palmyra band leading and straw flats transport at 12 30.
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C. A. Bachman
Fortiana
Charlotte Felty
Manheim
A. G. Shope
Pennbrook
G. C. Wolfersberger
William Sanders
Martin Goodheart
Reading
Minnie’ Baum
Harrisburg
Harry Zuver
Union
Sprecker
Bachmanville Road
Palmyra
Community picnic and camp notes at Cleona
Town residents attend the U C camp at Cleona this week and a community gathering invites all to attend. Baskets should be ready by 10 o clock.
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U.C
Cleona
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Gruber
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Yingst—Shutt
Ladiox’ Home Journal
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Loncaster County
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Bureau of Plant Industry
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