Hershey Visit Impresses Rochester Writer
An article from October 6, 1811 recounts T. Southwick of Rochester visiting Hershey’s chocolate plant. He notes Hershey’s relentless attention to detail and probing questions as key to the firm’s success, praising his mastery and study of people and processes. The piece promises continuation on page 13.
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T. Southwick
Rochester
N. Y
Southwick
Hershey
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YWCA to Start Work January First in Hershey Area
The Young Women's Christian Association plans a real start with Miss Elder as secretary beginning January 16. Miss Hopper, Territorial Secretary, will oversee the district and visit for a week. Headquarters set in the Park Gymnasium with future dining room and dormitories to be built in the new garage, fostering planned activities and growth.
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Women’s In ‘Christian Association
Miss Elder
Germantown
Miss Hopper
Hershey Association
Farmers' Improvement Club Forms For Winter Work
The Farmers Improvement Club held its first winter meeting at the Hershey Volunteer Fire Company. About 35 men attended as D L James was elected president and George Copenhaver secretary. The group aims to improve local farmer conditions and discussed feeding and care of the dairy cow with emphasis on pasture-like feeding year round and home-grown grains.
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Farmers’ Improvement VW
Hershey Volunteer Fire Company
D. L. James
George Copenhaver
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