Guests and trips around Hershey and nearby towns
Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend trips to Harrisburg Chambers Hill Reading and Atlantic City. Names include Irene Mahoney Elinor Mahoney Ashley Badger Olive Wirth and many Hershey area families. A variety of travels, hospitalities, and community events fill notices through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Mahoney
Elinor Mahoney
Charles Bingatand
John Hummer
Freda Hummer
Mary Hummer
Norman Hummer
John Bernard
Rutherford
Nia Park
Austin Shelley
Harrisburg
Harry Mohn
David Ditzler
Kathryn Gallagher
Verna Rogers
Samuel Strine
Pen-Mar Park
John Boyer
Russell Zentmeyer
Tamaqua
James Boyer
William Hyland
Robert
Atlantic City
Norman Smith
Herman Boltz
Linglestown
Reading
Sey
Simmons College
Hershey
Wesley Barney
Ella Kramer Stock Co
LeRoy Tinney
Watara Creek
Union Deposit
William Hackman
R. S. Woomer
Lebanon
Mary Martin
Lancaster
J. R. Kreider
Jonestown
Irvin Grubb
Harry Habaker
Kutztown
Crystal Cave
Bruce Lehman
Bruce, Jr
Ross
Valley View
Abe Basehore
Morrett
Carlisle
George Botts
Middletown
D. Fred Botts
Hershey Inn
A. R. Ockum
Gordon
Philadelphia
Park Cafe
H. H. Romig
Ruth
Allentown
Frank Frey
O. Gomig
William Zoll
Alfreta Badger
O. G. Romig
Cocoa Avenue
Lindemuth
Ebenezer Church
Thos, McHelly
Chas. I. Zeigler
Charles
Chance Phillips
Virginia
Mra
Spencer
Gen Ily
New York
St. Joseph's Springs
LeRoy Holler
Herehey Chocolate Company
Paul Seltzinger
Willow Grove
Sousa
Hershey Park
Irvin Gordon
van Horn
Marlyn Balabough Mendersbaugh
Anna Ferrucci
David Gilman
Johniman
Clyde Kersole
Marlyn Herbst
James DeAngelis
Victor Tinney
Larry Edwards
Elinor Schaeffer
Esther Bomgardner
Burnetta
Schriver
Creatore and Samoloff Concert Tickets urged
Residents are urged to buy tickets for Creatore and Samoloff to fund a community nurse for the year. Ticket sales have fallen short of expectations, and local supporters are asked to back the engagement to ensure the concert's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creatore
Hershey
Creature
Death of Mrs Margaret V Altick in Hershey Inn
Mrs. Margaret V. Altick widow of John J. Altick died suddenly at the Hershey Inn on Monday night after months of illness. She is survived by her husband Kraft of Areca Ahey, Danie Re of Ha burg, and Kamyer of Hershey. Funeral services at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church Thursday morning at 8, private interment in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia “Shirk
Civaree Deckert
Loisian
Peach Bottom
George Leib, Jr
Lebanon
George Leib
Emma Curry i
Cleoria
Paul S. Edris
Philadelphia
Charles F. Smith
Lancaster
H. F. Liller
Lloyd B. Gilman
Sigma Chi Fraternity
University of Pennsylvania
J. C. Gilman
Cocoa Avenue
Levi Basehore
Edward Hoover
Harry
C. W. Reeves
Edith
Harrisburg
S. W. Lingle
Charlotte Lebo
Halifax
Hershey
Lillian Lebo
Susan Hartman
Quentin
Harry Christ
Frank Miller
Noah Stahle
Shellsville
Christian Myers
C. J. Beck
Hanoverdale
E. E. Weaver
Sand Beach
Daniel Ensminger
Avis
John P. Conrad
Northumberland
Robert Stahle
Martin Stahle
E. LeRoy Stahle
Cornwall
H. L. Seltzer
Paul Ensminger
Rose Fisher
Sunbury
Ruth Shultz
Frank Shultz
Jacksonville
Ohio
Irvin Gordon
Henry Fitzkee
Nell Rich
Pottsville
Palmyra
David Buck
Hardware Department of Store
Harry Bistline
Aretha Avenue
Granada Avenue
Derry Road
Java Avenue
Hershey Park
West Broadway
Mauch Chunk
Michael Moyer
Derry Road Road
Penn-Easter
Pan Avenue
Margaret V. Altick
John J. Altick
Hershey Inn
Monda Reed
Kraft
Areca Ahey
Danie Re
Haburg
Kamyer
St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church
Re-forest Idle Land Says Tree Specialist
C R Anderson, extension forestry specialist at Pennsylvania State College, promotes planting trees on over a million acres of idle land to yield about fifty million cords of wood in 60 years. He notes 23 demonstration plots with 65 000 trees this year and plans for more planting next spring. About 1600 entities in the state are major landholders, including 1000 farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
C. R. Anderson
Pennsylvania State College
Anderson
Zere
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Notices
Rev M LeRoy Wachter leads Bible School at 9 15 with lesson Barna bas The Great Hearted Morning service at 10 30 on The Good Samaritan Vespers at 7 00 The Persecuted Rewarded Luther League 6 15 Lessons yer Devotional meeting Full Vesper Service resumes next Sunday evening September 2 A cordial welcome to all attendees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
M. LeRoy Wachter
Derry Presbyterian Church Announces August and September Notes
Rev. R. H. Taylor presides with Sunday School at 9.15. Morn ing worship 10.30 with theme The Value of the Church to Individual and Community Preparatory Service August 29 at 7.30 followed by Session meeting letters of Dismission and candidates admitted to communion urged full attendance at service and Communion on September 2 at 10.30 rehearsal Friday 7 and Dickinson Church near Carlisle invites all to its One Hundredth Anniversary September 2 causing evening services not to resume until September 9 targeting full congregation attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry Presbyterian Church
R. H. Taylor
Dickinson
Carlisle
First United Brethren Church Services and Communion Invite
The First United Brethren Church led by Rev. W E Daugherty lists Sunday School at 9 15 Morning worship at 10 30 and a Quarterly Conference at 6 30 presided by Rev S C Enck. Mid week prayer and Bible study at 7 30 Wednesday. Communion will be observed Sunday September 2 at both services. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Brethren Church
W.E. Daugherty
D. D
S. C. Enck
St. Joan of Arc Church Mass Schedule
The notice lists St. Joan of Arc Church with Rev. P. J Phelan as rector. Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 am with a sermon at the late Mass, choir rehearsal at 9 30 am, and baptisms at noon. Confessions Saturday at 4 and 7 pm. Weekdays Mass at 7 30 am with Obligation days Masses at 6 30 am and 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joan of Arc Church
P. J Phelan
Clock dedication honors Middletown World War veterans
Middletown installs a community clock at Union and Emaus streets to honor World War veterans of Middletown, Royalton, and nearby areas. The dedication ceremony remembered local service members and their contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Union
Emaus
Royalton
Lebanon Fair Set to Dazzle 19th Century Visitors
The Lebanon Fair runs August 28 to 31 with unprecedented livestock cattle displays and expanded machinery exhibits. Nardor’s majestic show travels with thirty cars and three hundred performers, eight free vaudeville acts, thrilling attractions, and prominent horse races directed by a veteran Philadelphia turfman. Fireworks cap the weekday evenings as grounds are upgraded for thousands of visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Nardor
Philadelphia
Nation faces vacancy as vice presidency remains open
With Calv in Coolidge elevated to the Presidency the nation lacks a Vice President though provision exists for the Secretary of State to assume Presidential duties if the President dies. Cabinet succession would follow in order from Treasury to Labor though no prior chief executive death has occurred. Trees planted in Pennsylvania in 1923 reach 55 276 with Palmyra high school leading at 20000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Secretary of State
Treasury
War
Justice
Post Office
Navy
Interior
Agriculture
Commerce
Labor
Pennsylvania
Palmyra
Nazareth
Northampton Cout Ys
Robert Y. Stuart
Divorce Rising in Lancaster and 1922 Coal Output Decline
In Lancaster divorce petitions rose with 176 couples filing in seven months of 1923 and a record expected by year’s end. Coal production in Pennsylvania fell in 1922 to 53,910,201 tons amid early 1922 mine shutdowns, with 1922 mine employment around 115,000 men and shifts toward outside work. A new large bushy tailed rat species was found in the Blue Mountains near Pinnacle, Berks and Schuylkill Counties, making audible noises from the peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Blue Mountains
Berks
Schuylkill Counties
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tain
Dee Hee Ey
Creatore and
Samoloff
Idle Land
Nation Pee Ons
Federal Power Commission
Conowingo Dam
Big Bridge
Atlantic Coast
Niagara Falls
Hershey Park Theatre
Fulton Theatre
FBI
LAW
Hershey Department Store
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