28 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1911
Page
1
Passage reflects on time as a dawn like force that cannot be hastened or resisted. It contrasts youth beauty and innocence with enduring treasures—friendship patience faith and love—gained as years pass. The piece emphasizes time’s gifts beyond loss.
Miss Alice S. Elder of Salzburg Pa will begin as general secretary in January for the Hershey Y W C A. A new park rooms facility funded by Mr M S Hershey will house classes in gymnasium sewing embroidering and millinery. Bible studies Sunday services and teacher training will expand outreach to churches. A garage will become a 40 room boarding department for eighty young women with a cafeteria similar to Harrisburg’s.
The Hershey chapter invites members to recruit four new participants by January 15 to spread the Christmas spirit and extend service beyond Hershey. The message emphasizes blessing and sharing good fortune with friends as part of the association's aims for a joyful season.
A Christmas night disturbance among Italians south of Hershey led to a throat cut. Constable Snavely of Vian pursued the assailant but could not capture him.
Ira G. Hartz a public school teacher and Lena M. Loser were joined in marriage by Pastor F. C. Krapf at the bride’s parents home in Palmyra on Christmas morning. The couple’s families note the bride’s parents were married in Lebanon thirty years prior.
HE Hershey Chocolate Company purchased two diesel engines that can each furnish 250 horsepower. The auto engine design promises lower fuel use than existing factory engines. Installation is planned for six weeks.
A quiet Christmas morning wedding took place at the United Brethren parsonage in Hershey. John R. Zoll Jr. married Ada D. Laudermilch with only Rev. E A Sharp and the couple present. They planned to reside in Hershey after dinner at Lizzie Raub’s home near Vian.
Prof Rockwood will address the Hershey Y M C A gathering Sunday afternoon at 3 open to the public. 75 colored views will be shown with music and an offering to be taken. The event precedes his statewide speaking tour.
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