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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
14
William H. Berry, elected state treasurer on a platform of honesty, has kept that pledge in office. The article lauds his integrity as proof the eighth commandment still applies in public life, contrasting grafters and boodlers with Berry’s conduct.
The Harvest Home Service of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church and Bible School in Hershey will be held Sunday evening at six thirty in the P. O. S. of A. Hall.
Mrs Wy D Brown tells her children a tale twist about Little Red Riding Hood meeting a figure with large white teeth. Thelma asserts it was Theodore Roosevelt, prompting the family joke that the famous president appeared in the woods.
The nineteenth annual Luther League of Pennsylvania will meet at Zion Lutheran Church in Harrisburg from September 10 to 12 with the theme Our Church. The program committee promises notable speakers. Holy Trinity Luther League of Hershey plans to join the State League once the Lancaster District Convention occurs and aims to be represented in Harrisburg.
In Dauphin County court a petition seeks release of a mortgage on a 173 acre Derry Township farm recorded to John and wife Moyer with charges totaling 7185.05 plus 2000.00 in favor of George Moyer. Heirs including Michael Moyer Noah Moyer Katharine Walters and others are notified to appear September 23, 1912, to show cause.
Members of the Derry Presbyterian Sabbath School and congregation held their annual picnic Saturday in the church grove. The afternoon featured games contests and a 5 o'clock lunch with long laden tables. Credit goes to the faithful committee for careful planning and several visitors were present from out of town.
The Harrisburg Patriot proclaims itself as Harrisburg's best independent daily paper in Central Pennsylvania. It emphasizes AP reports and features, serving home readers with timely weekday issues and same day mail delivery for subscribers.
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