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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1920

Page

3

Annville Community Smiles Amid Winter News

Annville notes from the winter letters show Ralph Houser enjoying Florida oranges and healthful outdoor work while others visit Atlantic City. Local meetings include the Woman’s Club, Red Cross annex, and a Bible class fundraiser with a chicken and waffle supper.

Ralph Houser Florida Houser D. H. Meyer Atlantic City C. E. Shenk Harrisburg North Annville Maria Shaffner Henry P. Shaffner Steelstown Adam S. Walmer John H. Reese J. Frank Smith Edward H Register of Wills J. M. Hoke Samuel T. Meyer Annville Woman’s Club Lebanon Peoples Deposit Bank James Light 9Th Guilford College Avenue United Brethren Sunday School Millard Paul Showers Maple Street HL HL. Shenk Philadelphia M.r. Brighthill Hagerstown EB. Runk United Brethren Church Hershey Bethlehem William Smith Jacob C. Smith The Red Cross Wm. F. DeLong William H. Kreider Heinz A. S. Kreider A. R. Kreider New York City Alfred K. Mills Emma Anna Gingrich Adam Gingrich Albert Gingrich Sara Smith Carlisle

Township Corn Show Highlights Local Youth Exhibits

The first Township Corn show was held in the local schoolhouse with displays from Lawn Rissers Colebrook and Heisey’s. Prizes were awarded in numerous categories including Yellowcorn Popcorn Potatoes and Jelly with judges A C Berger and Prof A L Baker. Notables include Miss Minerva Miller Miss Marian Williamson and Miss Dorothy Rengier.

Lawn Rissers Colebrook Heisey's Minerva Miller Marian Williamson Dorothy Rengier A. C. Berger Lebanon A. L. Baker State College Salsify Harry Hosan Ira Wolgemuth Paul Risser Harvey Yingst Mary Pierce Jacob Wolgemuth Geraldine Niemond Myra Risser Matthew Sandy Rude Reed Dorothy Rengiers Stella Shenk Florence Heathcote Ruth Stauffer Hilda Flory Leah Risser Catherine Curry Martha Lehman Mae Fasnacht Esther Wolgemut

Careful Workmen Whistle Triggers Tool Stowage Mystery

An industrial commission inspects a mill while workers pause and vanish at the whistle. The guide explains that only the most orderly workers have their tools stowed before the signal, while others drop them after.

Dobbs Seeks to Study Astronomy Despite Wife’s Warning

A husband proclaims he will study astronomy to improve himself, but his wife rebukes the plan, insisting his excuse for late nights is inadequate and urging him to try again. The exchange endures as a light domestic moment.

Mr. Dobbs Benjamin

Brotherly Kinship Draws A Loan

Bob remarks Lulu’s promise to treat Sam as a sister creates a brotherly bond. Sam confirms the pledge and Bob asks for ten dollars as kinship credit.

Bob Lulu Sam Old Man

Village Life and Social Etiquette in American Towns

Booth Tarkington and a Vermont writer discuss American villages lacking social amenities. The novelist notes limited neighborly customs while a visiting author jokes he will visit neighbors only if he finishes cutting wood.

Booth Tarkington Vermont

Political Candidate Skips Interview Due to Hoarseness

A newspaper man seeks an interview with the candidate who is too hoarse to speak and cannot nod. The servant explains the situation, noting the candidate’s inability to answer directly. The interviewer plans to ask questions and rely on a nod or shake of the head.

Hershey Department Store Slipper and Shoe Catalog

Men and women slippers in felt leather and satin styles with prices from 85c to 9.50. Includes Kid Slippers 4.00 to 4.25, Indian Moccasins 4.00, New Hyle Felt Slippers 3.00 to 3.35, Women s Comfy Slippers 1.90, Boudoir Slippers 3.00, and infants children Misses options. The Bostonian Brogue and other men s dress shoes priced up to 9.50 from Hershey Department Store, Hershey Pennsyl.

Hyle Copenhagen

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Lawn News Co. E. Gingrich Dr. Risser Pine Grove Furnace E. L. Haldeman Maine Harry Gruber Hershey Department Store PENNA
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