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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1924

Page

4

What's What and Who's Who in Hershey Area Social Notes

Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bomgardner and son Maynard travel to Liverpool. Mrs. Ida Bridge and several others, all of Harrisburg, visit relatives in Duncannon and Hershey over weekends. Numerous local residents take trips to Lebanon, York, Harrisburg, Gettysburg, and beyond, with many noting visits to family, friends, and notable inns, and a mix of rental, sale, and lost item notices.

B. F. Bomgardner Maynard Ida Bridge Semna Krauss Margaret Corpman Harrisburg Liverpool Robert Sattazahn Mary Belton Duncannon Robt. C. B Iton Margaret Miller W. E. Miller Billy Clinton Hoffer S. Michener Charles W. Palmer Mildred Palmer Edward Mith Mary Belser Mildred Miller William Belser Elizabethtown Masonic Home Ruth Knapp Washington, D. C Hershey Thelma Baker Robert Stable E. LeRoy Pabeigta Rentihy John Funck Naomi Renninger Lancaster Grace Hess Katie Miller Sunbury Rose Fisher McConnelsburg Mary Fleming Mary E. Smith Henry Fitzkee Fannie Miller Rohrerstown Henry Enny John Hershey Philadelphia Grover Sheckart Elmer Swartz Paul M. Miller R. E. Sternberger Allentown Reading Easton Phillipsburg N. J Jerome H. Krall Lebanon Walter S. Peters Howard Sillik Nak Niagra Alls John Hallgren Penbrook Harold Hallgren Raymond Hinkle Russell Zentmeyer Richard Annville J. S. Shope N. H. Collins Marcellus Collins Lewistown J. R. McCarty William H. Fasnacht Althea June Eyser New Alexandria James Hale A. M. Hinkle New York State New England States George Gray Middletown William C. Hackman Elizabeth High Pottsville Clarence Lehman Howard Shellenhamer Masiighore E. E. Wetzel W. W. Matchett John Killinger Sentley Colebrook Jacob Martin Edward Lewis Helen Heichel Joseph Heichel Joe Rita Belifonte Bald Eagle Creek Lewis Elwood Brill J. G. Brill Car Co Brill J. R. Krelder Marino Pomponi Ben Salerno Santiasperi Mildred Pene E. G. Smith Eden Lancaster County Walter Jeffries Mt. Gretna Victor Smith Virginia Sun- Cyra WEF Miller Warren Schaeffner Misa Verna Schaeffner Wilson Cake Sinking Springs Bending Ralph L. Wolfersberger Clara A. Snake States Canada Caverns Trail of the Lonesome Pine Blue Ridge Mountains Awarbngah Atlantic City New York City Boston Springfield Hartford Albany Buffalo Jagara Falls Toronto Williamsport Harry Knoll Myrl Smith Gettysburg Chambersburg Mra Jos, McCorkle Henry Ober Tore AR Endless Caverns Unday O. G. Romig Romig Kutztown Park O. G A. C. Shoop Pottaville R. W. Ltoyd Caracas Avenue

Henry Reunion at Hershey Park August 30

The Henry reunion will be held at Hershey Park on Saturday August 30. The program includes invocations, welcomes, Henry history, and multiple vocal and piano solos by noted participants from York Altoona Lebanon Lawn and featuring Rev Samuel Henry Stein D D as speaker.

Henry Hershey Park Samuel Henry Stein D. D York Andrew Henry P. B. Henry W. Thorp Llyswim Altoona Phyllis Walker C. V. Henry, Jr Lebanon Dorothy B. Haldeman Lawn

Harrisburg Hershey Bid For 1925 Elks Convention

The eighteenth annual Pennsylvania Elks Association convention is in Williamsport this week. Harrisburg Wilkes-Barre and Bethlehem vie to host the 1925 gathering. Harrisburg offers a Hershey visit while Hon. E. E. Beidleman outlines why Harrisburg should win. Beidleman recalls Gettysburg and Hershey Park as he speaks. the Elks settle on Bethlehem for 1925.

Pennsylvania Elks Association Williamsport Harrisburg Wilkes-Barre Bethlehem Hershey E. E. Beidleman Altho Beidleman Gettysburg Hershey Park The Elks

Miss Kathryn Dyer Bobs For Hair Return After Prize

Kathryn Dyer a Washington 17 year old won a prize for the prettiest bob with a field of 2000 entrants. She regrets the look saying long hair suits her and the bob is hard to fix and feels tousled. Her mother Mrs Frederick T Dyer notes constant bobbing costs and exhausting for mothers. Barbers who awarded the prize joked Kathryne’s bob was the most artistically cut while her mother did the bobbing.

Kathryn Dyer Washington Frederick T. Dyer Kathryne Mother Dyer

Modern Dances Banned Says Teachers President

At a five day Chicago convention of the American Society of Teachers of Dancing President Luis Chalif denounces modern dancing as harmful and says cheek to cheek forms will be banned. He cites wrecked health and nervous systems and notes fashion now favors the fox trot waltz tango and French tango while jazz dancing is banned yet syncopated music remains to aid reform.

American Society of Teachers of Dancing Chicago Luis Chalif

January 26 1925 Total Solar Eclipse Visible East Coast

Official at the United States Naval Observatory notes a total solar eclipse on January 26 1925. Sunrise start beyond Lake Superior. path into New York and southern New England. best observing in eastern New York and southern New England. sunset visibility offshore north of Scotland and noon view in mid Atlantic. Snyder county remains a dry county with no liquor-law arrests under Governor Pinchot’s drive.

Sol United States Naval Observatory Lake Superior New York State New England New York Atlantic Ocean Scotland Atlantic Snyder County Pinchot

Church Notices for First United Brethren Church

Rev. A. G. Nye leads Sunday School at 9.15 and morning worship at 10.30. Wednesday 7.30 prayer service and Bible Study. Official Board meeting Wednesday September 3 after the prayer service. Everyone is invited to attend.

First United Brethren Church A. G. Nye

Derry Presbyterian Church Announces Weekly Schedule and Picnic

Rev. R. H. Taylor presides with Sunday School at 9 15 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m on Sunday. Preparatory service Wednesday at 7 30 p m followed by a session for potential new members, choir meeting Friday at 7 30 p m, and a church grove picnic on Garinay afternoon September 6. Members urged to attend communion and public services.

Derry Presbyterian Church R. H. Taylor Church Grove Garinay

Holy Trinity and St. Joan of Arc Parish Services

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church invites to Bible School at 9 15 and morning service at 10 30 led by Rev C E Rudy from Summit NJ with no vesper. St Joan of Arc rector Rev P J Phelan offers Masses at 8 and 10 am with baptism at noon and confessions Saturday at 4 and 7. Weekday Masses 7 30 am Holy Days 6 and 7 30 am.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church C. E. Rudy Summit N. J Holy Trinity St. Joan of Arc P. J. Phelan

Grantville A. B. Church Service Schedule

Rev. R. E. Morgan leads Sunday School at 9 15 a m and preaching at 10 a m. Communion and adult baptism are planned but stream baptism is postponed due to illness. church baptism will be offered to those who wish.

Grantville A. B R. E. Morgan

Campbelltown Salem Reformed Church Service Notice

Campbelltown Salem Reformed Church announces Rev. Henry I. Aulenbach as pastor with Sunday School at 9 00 a m. The notice indicates church activities and leadership for the congregation.

Campbelltown Salem Reformed Church Henry I. Aulenbach

Knights of Divine Worship Schedule and Meetings

The notice outlines Labor Day sermon theme Brotherly Labor at 10 15 a.m. and a missionary meeting at 6 45 p.m led by John Moyer Jr at Mrs A address. Monthly Consistory meets Tuesday September 2 at 7 45 p.m. The Friendly Church reports growing attendance and new friends.

Knights of Divine Worship John Moyer, Jr

Campbelltown U B Church Services Notice

Campbelltown United Brethren Church announces 10 30 a m preaching by Rev Wartz of Ebenezer. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Bee service Tuesday evening September 2 at 7 30 p m. All are invited to attend.

Campbelltown U. B. Church Arndt Wartz Ebenezer Christian Endeavor

Marker unearthed in Bethlehem recalls 1745 king road

Excavators uncover a four foot granite marker noting that the first king's road crossed the river and was laid out in 1745 linked to Bethlehem's first ferry. Mayor Musser orders a police drive on auto law violators as Chief Eckman cites 90 percent violation rates among Lancaster divers.

Bethlehem Frank C. Musser Lancaster Eckman

For Sale Historic Corner Home on Park Avenue and Derry Road

Property listing describing a two acre parcel with a large stone 15 room house and rear stable on a bright business corner with 500 feet frontage. Former owner Dr. M L Hershey, located at the Park Avenue Derry Road junction in Pennsylvania. Attorney for the estate listed as Blesein Hershey, Penn a.

Caracas Avenue J. E. Holtzman Dulse Street Ummelstown Hershey Gasoline Station Lake and Park Lakeside Hershey Fontana John H. Louser Cumberland Street Lebanon Eversharp B.W. Finder Bruno Wick Park Theatre Black Beauty Bicycle Wallace Gates R. D W. Main Street Palmyra Campbelltown Bachmanville Road Roy A. Kerr R. M. Gingrich Main Street Swatara Station Hockersville E. A. Hoffman M. L. Hershey Derry Road Park Avenue Y. Pa Blesein , Hershey, Dow, Hershey, Penn’a

Ancient race traces near Reading emerge in Berks history

Antiquarian Walker Lewis Stephen reports evidence of a pre Indian race near Reading. Findings include an artificial hill north of Bernharts Dam, pottery sherds, copper implements, stone chips, arrow heads, and 8000 relics on Reed farm. Additional earth walls and ancient sites cited near Henderson's field and Red Bridge. Old Home Week draws visitors to Chambersburg.

Marion Township John Reed Stoudhsburg Johann Leonhardt Riethe Henderson's Union Township Douglassville Red Bridge Tulpehocken Creek Herbine Farm

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