Hershey's Roll of Honor List of New Addresses Added
Ten new addresses added to Hershey's Roll of Honor listing servicemen. Names span Camp Lee Petersburg Va Camp Hancock Augusta Ga Camp Gordon Atlanta Ga Fort Meade Md Camp Grant Rockford Ill Jefferson Barracks St Louis Mo and other locations with units including 28th and 316th Inf 167th Aero Squadron and 102nd Field Bakery Co. in the period context of World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastiani
Amos Berkstresser
Wim
AL ST
Camp Hancock
Augusta
Black
T. John
Blott
Srivan
Remoun
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
McCurdy
Ralph
Miller
Harry A Co
Camp Meade
Unbidden Guest: Kaiser Hosts Allies Then Invites Devil
A dark poem depicts the Kaiser at a birthday feast where he praises his Allies while a sinister figure enters the room. The Devil proclaims to become the Unbidden Guest and then the Host, as wine bleeds like Belgian snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm I
Riga
Rhine
Church Service and Study Schedule Listed
Sunday School at 9 30 am Morning Worship 10 30 am Intermediate Endeavor 6 pm Christian Endeavor 5 45 pm Evening Worship 7 30 pm Mid week Prayer Wednesday 7 30 pm choir rehearsal Other evening meetings as usual First United Brethren Church Rev R R Butterwick pastor Sunday School 9 15 am preaching 10 15 am Jr C E 2 pm Sr C E 6 30 pm Evening services 7 30 Holy Trinity Lutheran Rev John Irvin Meek Bible School 9 15 am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
First United Brethren Church
R. R. Butterwick
Jr. C. E
Holy Trinity Lutheran
John Irvin Meek
Hershey Beats Reading In Thrilling 29 27 Victory
Hershey edged Reading 29 to 27 in a hard fought Friday game. Star Harry Wirth scored seven field goals while Snyder poured in 15 of 21 foul shots for Reading. Clark, Smith, Dressler, and Shenk led Hershey with steady play and strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Reading
Snyder
Shhenk
Harry Wirth
Smith
Clark
Dressler
Reading Wirth
Snyder Clark
Kunter Smith
Shultz Dressler
Fisher Shenk
Rhoades
Wirth
Kunter
Shultz
Fisher
Shenk
Leininger
Hershey Faces Mt. Joy A C In Friday Game
Hershey meets Mt. Joy A C this Friday in a contest where Mt. Joy remains undefeated this season. Hershey aims to upset the streak and secure a win on home court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Joy Quintette
Hershey
Mt. Joy A. C
Olivets Defeat Lykens in Close Contest
Hershey Olivets traveled to Lykens and beat the Carrol Club 35 to 27 in a sharp, hard fought game. Clark and Strine led with five field goals each as Hershey held on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Olivets
Lykens
Carrol Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hershey’s
Serg
T. German
ALT. Co
Camp Lee
Petersburg
Boyer
Harry
M.S. T
Boyer, Virgil
Lime
San Antonio
Tex
Brinser
Charles Brown
J. Howard
Mess
T.ih Div
Buckwalter
G. W. Carpenter
Walter Lime
Keltn’s Field
Damiell
John
Dietrich
Thomas Cyrus Foreman
George 323Th
Goodham
Wilbur
Kelly’s Field
No.7
Hoerner
George Hoover
Herman F. Bart
Arlania
Roy Co
F. 35Th Engineers
Camp Grant, Rockford, TL
Hummel
Bertram Kegerreis
Aldus No. 3
Amb. Corp
Camp Hancock, Ga
Keiffer, H- C
Co. L
Fort Ben. J
Kilgore
Serge
T. Geo. T. Co. B. 316Th, Inf
Camp Meade, Md
Kirkpatrick, Lewis Co
Hancock, Ga
Kraber
Philip Q
Fort Mackenzie
Wyo
Leib, George
18Th Field Artillery
Batt. F
Camp Greene
Charlotte, N.C
Lieut
Paul S
F. A
F. A. Brigade
36Th Division
Camp Bowie
Texas
Rov Co
M. 344Th Inf
Camp Grant
Rockford
Peterman
John Peters
Karl Camp Kelly
49Th Aerial Squad
Schnerer, Geo
Schwenk
T. Edwin
Camp Lewis
American Lake
Wash
Misc. Dept. Q. ML
C. Seitzinger
Inf
Atlanta, Ga
Shue
Charles Line
No. 1
Sipe
Chester
Mervin
Sprenkle
R. E. Weather Bureau
Baltimore, Md
Stauffer
Jacob C
Hazelhurst Field
Mineola
Long Island, N. Y
Stoner, Corp
Russel B. Co
Military Police
Stoner
W. P. Co
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Ohio
Straub
316Th Inf., Co
Walmer, Paul J
Keily’s Field
H. N. 23Rd Co
Batt
St. Regt
U.S.M.C
Care N. Y
Brotherhood of Sin
Hell
Earth
Derry Presbyterian Church
R. H. Taylor
MT. Joy
Olivets
Hershey High School
Elizabethtown
Miss Stuckey
Miss Foltz
Miss Gingrich
Hershey Olivers
Carlisle Clairmont Club
Gettysburg
Oberlin
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