Local Happenings in Hershey Area Include Visits and Notices
Master Ralph Bender of Annville and aunt Mrs. John Leese spent Saturday in Harrisburg while Miss Anna Cole visited Harrisburg. Several locals enjoyed weekends in nearby towns such as Hummelstown Millersville and Lancaster. Movements include N W Wolfinger moving to 421 West Chocolate Ave and various visits to family homes. For sale and rental notices, lost and found items, society meeting notes and a Hershey Trust Company stockholders meeting announced for January 6 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bender
Annville
Hershey
John Leese
Harrisburg
Anna Cole
Melvin C. Holland
Hummelstown
John Burkholder
J. A. Whitmeyer
Dorothy
Carl
Will Houser
Irwin Slesser
Adelia Jean
Harry Hess
Mildred Brandt
Millersville
Helen Reed
Earl Reed
Jacob Stahley
Walter Stahley
Harry Grubb
Mary
Susan Hanshue
A. C. Shoop
Pottsville
Roy Lloyd
George Miller
Wayne Habecker
J. G. Bobb
Mary C. Bobb
Coatesville
Bobb
Bertram Black
New York City
Clayton Snavely
Philadelphia
F. C. Snavely
Lawrence Edwards
Mildred
Lawrence, Jr
Lancaster
Winifred Miller
Springfield
Mass
Keystone
C. T. Havke
Marjorie
Shippensburg
N. W. Wolfinger
Lester Bingaman
Annie Mauffair
Reading
Minnie Mumma
Linglestown
R. S. Woomer
Alice
Frances
Laura
Naomi Woomer
Harold Woomer
Myerstown
Franklin Noll
Eleanore Emmert
Mike Canter
Lebanon
West Chocolate Ave
George Peters
Kate Greeenawalt
Palmyra
Frank Dissinger
Wm. MccKinne
B. W. Johnston
Mac
W. H. Roeting
Aretha Ave
John H. Kulp
Bachmansville
Chocolate Factory
Hershey Department Store
Utica
N.Y
East Derry Road
Hummelstown Legion Elects Officers for 1921
Swatara Post No. 265 of the American Legion in Hummelstown elected officers for 1921 in the December 6 meeting. Post Commander J. Paul Hummel and Vice Commander J. Earl Brightbill lead the slate, with R. B. Stoner as Finance Officer, George Hoerner as Adjutant, and Rev. John Grande as Chaplain. Dauphin County Committee members elected were J. Earl Brightbill and Herbert Schaffner, with additional Post Executive Committee members T. O. Mitman George Burns LeRoy Heller Irwin Keller Walter Ebersole Walter Brakenmaker Harold Yingst and Robert Bair.
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Post
T. O. Mitman
George Burns
LeRoy Heller
Irwin Keller
Walter Ebersole
Walter Brakenmaker
Harold Yingst
Robert Bair
Puritans in England lecture at Hershey Central Theatre
The Hershey Central Theatre hosts a series of programs over December with events including Lectures on The Puritans in England by the YWCA Educational Committee admission 15 cents and other showings such as Tourneur special Deep Waters William Farnum in The Scuttlers and Bride 13 episodes plus The Courage of Marge O Doone all star cast on December dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Educational Committee of
Tourneur
Deep Waters
William Farnum
Scuttlers
Marge O’doone
Olivets Win Opener Over Galahads In Harrisburg
In a crowded gallery setting the Olivets beat the Galahads of Harrisburg 47 to 37 to open the basketball season. The game featured fast play and exciting moments with referees and foul totals noted for both sides. The Olivets schedule includes a Friday rematch against the Goldie team of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivets
Galahads
Harrisburg
The
Goldie
Lancaster
Galahads Fd. G
Harris
F. Aw
Beck
Foo
Pays Saman
Cio
Schaeffer
Story
Goo
G. Pots
Clark
Strine
Elliott, Co
I. Zimmerman
W. Zimmerman
Hershey Chocolate First Lien 7 1/4% Bonds Due 1930
The Hershey Chocolate Corporation notes that Temporary Certificates may be exchanged for permanent bonds. Holders are asked to return temporary certificates to Hershey Trust Company in Hershey Pennsylvania for exchange, with receipts issued until permanent bonds arrive from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Chocolate Corporation
New York
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Penna
Elaines Smother Middletown In Opening Season Win
The Elaines opened their basketball season with a decisive win over Middletown on Tuesday evening December 7. The dominant defense stifled Middletown throughout the game as the Elaines took early control and never looked back.
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Elaines
Middletown
Olivets Lose at Mt Joy Total
Mt Joy defeats Olivets with a 26 point final in a game featuring substitutions Ellis for C Bennett Brown for Barr and Hershey E Zimmerman for Clark. Breneman led with 15 foul shots Stover added 10 and E Zimmerman 9.
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Ellis
Mt. Joy
C. Bennett
Brown
Barr
Hershey
E. Zimmerman
Clark
Breneman
Stover
Olivers
F Strine
A Acéey Ng Ceceiale Elliott
C Stover
W. Zimmerman
I. E. Zimmerman
Illustrated Lectures on Americanization at Central Theatre
Educational Committee of the local YWCA presents two illustrated lectures aimed at fostering Americanization and loyalty to American institutions. Lectures will be at the Central Theatre on December 10 and December 17, with tickets priced at 15 cents. Tickets have been selling well and the events are described as lively and informative for all ages.
Libbys Dill Pickles In a Large Can at 27 LC
A short note mentions Libbys dill pickles packaged in a large can labeled 27 lc. The fragment notes product size and branding but lacks further context or details about date, place, or event.
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Libby
Market Price Notes for Meat Types
Fragmentary market snippet lists pork roast at 7.00 perhaps per unit, pork chops and extra fine beef for boiling, chuck roast mentioned with a price feel. Reads like a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper meat market column with unspecified units.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Missionary Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wilson Rhoaces
William Caputick
Hershey Trust Company Stockholder’s Meeting
Hummelstown Legion
Hershey Central Theatre
Hershey Post
Hershey Legion Post
Tarsus
Tarsus Fd
Pats Emanuel
Lutz
Long
Holahan
Leibfried
Seorer
Tfarris
Ff. Zimmerman
G. Pais Snavely
Schiefer
Bortner
Gautshall
Geens
G. Paus
Magrini
B. Zimmerman
N. Purcell
Rs Ss
Henry
Beete Ett
Leib
Zimmerman
Elliott
Snavely
Albacon
Underwood
New Orleans
Brinser
Sanitary Meat Department
MR. Farmer
Farrell
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