Firm opens new commodious building at Chocolate and Cocoa
The company moved into a new and commodious building on the northwest corner of Chocolate and Cocoa Avenues and invites the public to call and inspect its various departments.
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
8
Town Notices and Social Rounds Highlight Week
Mrs Emma Demuth of Reading visits friends in town. Harry Landis attends aunt Mrs Hummel funeral at Fishburn church. Lebanon Fair draws many with Womelsdorf excursion. Sunday School at 9. Missionary meeting 6 30. Harvest Home Service at Palmyra. Mrs G C Wolfersberger and two children attend Bismarck picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Demuth
Reading
Harry Landis
Hummel
Fishburn Church
Lebanon
Womelsdorf
Almyra
Local Hockersville Notes and Lebanon Fair Attendance
Hockersville reports large attendance at the Lebanon Fair on Thursday. Robert Emerich and son of Philadelphia and Albert Emerich of Lebanon visited relatives here. Miss A Jennie Erb returned home after a stay in Oklahoma. Arthur P Hocker and family of Palmyra visited his parents over Sunday. Soldier H B Shaeffer called on business in Dillsburg. H and C Street Railway repaired the curve here. H H Shellenberger and E S Keiper were present Wednesday for Middletown Fair interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Fair
Robert Emerich and Son
Philadelphia
Albert Emerich
Lebanon
Here
Palmyra
H. H. Shellenberger
E. S. Keiper
Middletown
Burden Bearing and Service Principle by F G Peabody
A quotation on burden and service emphasizes that true strength lies in bearing one’s own load and then aiding others. It argues that softly enduring one’s own weight builds the capacity to help peers, linking self discipline to communal care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Peabody
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hershey Department
G. C. Wolfersberger
Bismarck
Hockersville
A. Jennie Erb
Oklahoma
Saoldier
H. B. Shaeffer
Dillsburg
H. & C. Street Railway Company
Hershey Press
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