Hershey community events and notices brief
The Hershey Mothers Club hosts a February dance at Hershey Winter Dance Hall to aid the Hershey Kindergarten with 50 cent admission and a singer. The American Legion Post No 386 plans a Washington’s Birthday dance February 22 with Banjo-Saxo Orchestra, snacks, and a 500 card party. Various local notices cover transit, stores, fire company plans, a Buick buy, gun for sale, valentine displays, and church class bake sale.
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Mothers’ Club
Hershey
Hershey Harmony Broadcasters
Hershey Mothers’ Club
American Legion Post
Banjo-Saxo Orchestra
Harrigburg
Palmyra
Lebanon Fire Company
Hersheyites
Edwin Harkins
Lebanon
Chocolate Avenue
Hershey Department Store
Myrl Harris
S. S. Gaines
Hershey Volunteer Fire Company
Wm. McKinne
Cocoa Avenue
Walter Leibfried
Paul Shultz
Edwin Schwenk
William Leitiser
Bob Sattazahn
E. K. Cowan
Lebanon Y
Roy Shenk
Harrisburg
Roy Lloyd
Jas, Lloyd
Pottaville
Philadelphia
William Hyland
Harry H. Rudy
Diakonia Bible
Holy Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Eale
Hershey Trust Company
S. C. Stecher
A. W. Snavely
Mies
Stoner
Mica Mildred Hertaler
Mechanicsburg
Hershey Mothers' Club Dance Tonight at Tone Hall
The Hershey Mothers' Club hosts a dance Thursday evening February 1st at Hershey Tone Dance Hall from 8 15 to 11 30. The Hershey Harmony Broadcasters featuring Noah Krauss will broadcast Broadway hits. Refreshments, 50 cent admission, urged attendance and neighborly word of mouth.
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Pete
Hershey Mothers’ Club
Hershey Tone
Cloc
Hershey Harmony Broadcasters
Noah Krauss
Orpheum’ Theatre
Mothers’ Club
Miss Stanley to Address Red Cross Meeting
Hershey Red Cross invites members and friends to a February 5 meeting at 2:30 pm in the Red Cross rooms Hershey Central Theatre. Miss Anna Stanley will speak on school nursing with demonstrations by two classes of home nursing girls led by Miss Elizabeth High. Mothers are urged to attend and bring a friend. sewing continues Wednesday afternoons at the school house with ten to twelve ladies and a goal to complete garments for Smyrna children.
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Hershey Red Cross
Anna Stanley
State Department of School Nursing
The
Red Cross
Hershey Central Theatre
Miss Elizabeth High
Miss Stanley
Smyrna
H. O. A. Class to Present Play at Hershey Central Theatre
The Trinity Lutheran H. O. A. Class presents a musical entertainment titled The Minister's Wife's New Bonnet under Mrs. Jno. F. Snavely on Monday evening February 12 at Hershey Central Theatre. The comedy features colorful church characters and a choir leader with songs to end a day of lighthearted humor. Admission is 25 cents.
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Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Jno. F. Snavely
Hershey Central Theatre
Sewing-Circle
Agatha
Kephe Hardahear
Cayenne Pepper
Penelope Perkins
Nodanna Simplins
Samantha Slick
Grundy
Hepsibah
Highvoice
P O S of A Offers Two Prizes for Essays
The P O S of A local camp offers prizes to 7th and 8th grades for essays on Why I Am Glad I Am an American. Essays should express what is meaningful about living in the United States and compare it to other countries. Winners and winning essays will be published in the Hershey Press on Thursday, November 22.
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Order
Land of Liberty
Home Ties Coming to Hershey for Benefit Show
The Junoir Dramatic Club of Hummels town presents Home Ties Monday evening February 5 at Hershey Central Theatre to benefit the Willing Workers class of the First United Brethren Church. The cast includes Miss Gertrude Cassel and Christian Holler with Laucks directing. a full program features songs, a violin piece, and a specialty number Aint We Having Fun. The production promises an entertaining two hour and fifteen minute spectacle with a large local cast and scenes set in New York and other locales.
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Hummelstown
Hershey
Hershey Central Theatre
First United Brethren Church
Hummielstown
Harry R. Laucks
Gertrude Cassel
Christian Holler
Oscar Laucks
Ruth Ebersole
Laucks
Josiah Tizzard
Miss Ebersole
Leah H. Burns
Miriam S. Moore
Evelyn Hower
Lenora Gordon
Blanche Muth
Jane Winn
Bernard G. Laucks
Leonard Everett
Harold Vincent
New York
Earnest G. Spangler
Oscar W. Laucks
Ruth Winn
Martin
L. Gertrude Cassel
Alma Wayne
Melissa
Alberta K. Sourbeer
Poplin
Symptons
Ruth V. Ebersole
Linday Jane
Rachael C. Grove
IIT
Home Sweet Home
Mary E. Ebersole
Noted Pastor Visits Hershey
The Rev. Hans C. R. Dressel of Went zells Lake Nova Scotia visited Rev. and Mrs. M. LeRoy Wachter at Trinity Lutheran Church. Classmates at Lutheran Theological Seminary Philadelphia Dressel supplied the Hoernerstown Union Deposit Charge pulpit last Sunday. He was born in London England and rode on the Carpathia during the Titanic disaster aiding survivors and witnessing the sinking. Dressel has toured Europe and the United States as a musician of note.
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Hans C. R. Dressel
Wentzells Lake
Nova Scotia
M. LeRoy Wachter
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Rev. Dressel
Hoernerstown
Mid- Atlantic
Rev
Dressel
Europe
C E.s To Hold Convention Swatara Branch
The Christian Endeavor convention of the Swatara Branch meets in Her phey School on Thursday at 7:46. The program includes song, scripture, talks on International and Junior work, reports, officer installation, and benediction, with local leaders and guests guiding the event.
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Christian Endeavor
Swatara
Herphey
A. 5. Lehman
R. H. Taylor
Girle
Ummelatown
Mise Hilda Baker
Mise Mae Hoover
Dauphin County Christian Endeavor
T. M. Pareona
Missea Ruth
Eleanor’Reigle
Nelson B. Cassel
Dauphin County State Endeavor Union
Benedic- On
Organ Recital Planned for Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday
An organ recital by Prof. Bernard Mausert of Grace Episcopal Church Harrisburg with violinist Mrs. Fearing H. Morris is set for Sunday at four in Trinity Lutheran Church. Admission is free with a voluntary offering to benefit the church pipe organ fund. proceeds to be raised by Mrs. Clark Bare's Bible Class. The program includes works by Haydn, Borowski, Vincent, Dunn and St. Claire, among others.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Bernard R. Mausert
Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harrisburg
Fearing H. Morris
Mausert
Hershey
Clark Bare
Haydn
Vincent
Borowski
McDowell
Morris Silver
St. Claire
Hershey Beats Millersville In High School B matchup
Hershey defeats Millersville 40 to 27 as Olivers dominate with relentless passes and teamwork. Dissinger refereed fairly, while Stiner kept score and Wuchter timed the game, as both sides showcased fast breaks and sharp shooting in a 1921- style junior league clash.
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Millersville
Olivers
Rosses
Olivers Milleraville Strine
Ania Wee
Tsetse Tep Oearvey Clark
Pidhl Srety Obs Ataebleee
Henry Leithiser
Gee Iisiadataws
Jones Stover
Gee Creer Gees
Teeeeee
Bean Zimmerman
Gueeeseccevas Stetter
Strine
Clark
Leithiser
Stover
Zimmerman
Garvey
Henry
Jones
Bean
Stetter
Hershey Olivers
Ees
Dissinger
Stiner
Timer
Wuchter
Olivers To Play Marietta Friday At Hershey
The Hershey Olivers meet the undefeated Marietta team Friday evening February second at the Hershey Men's Club. Marietta fans a strong Lancaster County lineup led by Garvey Walters Eric Shank and Hoover. Referee Diseinger will enforce order as fans expect a competitive battle.
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Hershey Olivers
Marietta
Hershey
Lancaster County
Olivers
Garvey
St. Joe
Lancaster
Walters
Eric
Lancaster All-Stars
Shank
Elizabethtown
Hoover
Diseinger
Card Party Benefits Hershey Kindergarten
On Monday evening 66 persons attended a card party at the Hershey Tea House under the Hershey Mothers Club for the kindergarten fund. Eight prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mary Edwards Florence Dissinger John Daniels I N Herr Charles Black D M Herahe George Schroll and Ri. Tones with varied cash amounts.
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Hershey Tea House
Hershey Mothers’ Club
Hershey Kindergarten
Mary Edwards
Florence Dissinger
John Daniels
I, N. Herr
Charles Black
D. M. Herahe
George Schroll
French Novel Big Hit on Screen at Hershey Theatre
The Fox special My Friend of the Devil adapts George Ohnet’s Dr Rameau with a distinctly French atmosphere and tense drama. Charles Richman stars as the atheist surgeon who finds faith amid a dramatic climax. Peggy Shaw Barbara Castleton and William Tooker also appear.
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George
Olnet
Dr. Rameau
William Fox
Friend of
Devil
Hershey Central
Ohner
Charles Richman
Doctor
Peggy Shaw
Barbara Castleton
William Tooker
Top of New York plays Hershey Central Tuesday night
The May McAvoy Paramount feature The Top of New York screens at Hershey Central Theatre on Tuesday February 6 at 7 30. The film offers toy shop excitement Christmas rush pathos and a dramatic rescue scene with May McAvoy supported by Walter McGrail Carrie Clark Ward Arthur Hoyt and others. Director William D Taylor delivers his final production with this entertaining romance listed alongside Morals as his prior success.
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New York
May McAvoy
Paramount
Hershey Central Theatre
Edward Cecil
Walter McGrail
Carrie Clark Ward
Arthur Hoyt
Grizel
Tommy
Madame Maratini
Charles Bennet
Pat Moore
Mary Jane Irving
William D. Taylor
Misa McAvoy
Mr. Taylor
Presbyterians to Build Manse
A Congregational meeting on January 23 outlined plans to erect a stone manse beside the church and to add Sunday School and special equipment. Building and Finance committees were named with John H. Cope as chair of the Building Committee and W. R. Esbenshade as chair of the Finance Committee along with other appointed members.
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Gononeet
Board of Trustees
John. H. Cope
Misa Naomi Wgomer
E. B. Cassady
W. C. Hackman
D. L. Ensminger
Finance Committee
W. R. Esbenshade
Mrs. Howard
Shelly
I. H. Slesser
Mra
R. V. Owen, Jr
G. C. Phillips
Woodmen of the World Invite for February 6 Meeting
All Woodmen of the World members are invited to attend the next meeting on Tuesday evening February 6 in the Hershey Inn basement at 7 30. Officers seek 100 percent attendance as matters of importance to each member will be discussed.
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The
Woodmen of the World
Hershey Inn
Calder Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harrisburg
Fire trap denouncements and civic plans in Harrisburg area
A Harrisburg segment notes buildings near State Printery denounced as fire traps and a municipal probe ordered. It reports industrial growth, headquarters moves by the Medical Society and the State Chamber, academy tours through local yards, bridge damage by locomotive gases, police testing, budget and debt changes, road and bridge plans, and weather-driven snowfall data.
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State Printery
Cameron Street
Harrisburg Academy
Pennsylvania and
Reading Yards
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A. B. Parker
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Henry W. Gough
Market Square
George A. Hovetter
Market Street
Cara
Elmer W. Ehler
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George S. McGowan
Dauphin
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Susquehanna River
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