Famous Glen Club to Appear in Hershey February 9
The renowned Glen Club of Muhlenburg plans a Hershey appearance on Thursday evening February 9. The group promises a delightful program after a tour marked by triumphs. Members will tour local sights and stay with Holy Trinity Lutheran Church volunteers before heading to Lancaster for another performance.
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Hershey
Pacific Coast
St. Olaf Choir
Northfield
Minnesota
Orpheum Theatre
Harrisburg
Handsome Valise Gift To Departing Credit Chief
Daniel S. Graeff, ending six years as Credit Department Head, received a fine valise from department members. The tribute noted his equity driven administration, credit expertise, and the loyalty he inspired, as he moves to join a new industrial organization and community.
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Daniel S. Graeff
Credit’ Department
Graeff
Credit Department
D. C. Giles
Dance at Hershey Winter Garden on February 8
My Wilbur Philabaum announces a dance in the Hershey Winter Dance Garden on Wednesday evening February 8. Major Botts' seven member orchestra will perform. Admission including tax is 55 cents. Prof W I Philabaum directs the event with his sister Miss Me Philabaum giving an exhibition dance.
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My. Wilbur
Philabaum
Hershey Winter Dance Garden
Botts
Philabuum
W. I. Philabaum
Meimnber
National Institute of Social Dancing
Me Philabaum
Hershey High Boys Triumph In Wide Palmyra Defeat
Hershey high school boys defeated Palmyra 27 to 8 in a high school basketball game marked by strong guarding from Gilman and Rasnacht. Stutzman led Palmyra with 6 points while Tinney scored 6 for Hershey and the crowd praised teamwork in the second half as Hershey pulled away.
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Palmyra High School
Gilman
Rasnacht
Stutzman
Hershey Koya
Palmyra
Mrewery
Palmyra Hershey Brutamine
Tinney
Harry
Border
Hershey High School
Strine
Monarchs Win Two In Week For Hershey Team
The Hershey Monarchs secured two wins last week defeating Lebanon Report 25 to 7 on Wednesday and Elizabethtown Juniors 29 to 11 on Friday. Lineups and stats list Shuey leading scorers with multiple players contributing across both games.
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Hershey Monarchs
Lebanon Report
Elizabethtown
Lebanon
Shuey
Cscs
Matyi Corset
Purcell Fisher
Ality Galsi
Robertson
G. Robertson
Deck
Evdaes
Leib Chadwick
Cree Heagy
Richards
Dowhower
Wield
Goala
Fisher
Bishop
Weaver
Coca Hest
Eeniocs
Purcell Witmer
En Ghia Iatibiu-Ne
Yg Tsinney Leib
Galner
Or Garris
Heagyetadt Dissinger
Purcell
Dinainger
Paul Gonlsr
Lalb
Diasinger
Labanon
Monarchs
Seibert
Hershey High Edges Susquehanna In Double Overtime
Hershey High School traveled to Susquehanna High and won 23 to 22 after two extra periods. Fer rucci led Hershey with high scoring while Wilt Garland Tinney and Gilman contributed in a tight defensive game.
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Hershey High
Hershey High School
Susquehanna High School
Wershey
Ferruccl
Hershey
Hershey Ada
Buscquehanne i Hershey
Buscquehanne i Hershey Wilt. Oc
Bae Et
Shen Garlands
Cee Bret
Tinney Hohlausiers Secre Ic
Cores Ey
Cee
Mopaneel
Silada
Eer
Tere
Anaeht Andersons
Fcc
Gere
Gilman
Kerrucci
Tinney
Ty Pasnacht
Wilt
Garland
Neslanaer
Tipney Tech
For
Legion drive to recruit members in Harrisburg
The Department of Pennsylvania American Legion conducts a six week drive for new members with a tour by prominent officials. On Monday February 6 the party will visit Harrisburg led by Hanford MacNider National Commander Joseph Thompson State Commander and M Clyde Kelley M C of Braddock. A large mass meeting at 8:00 p.m. in the Court House Building invites the public to learn about Soldier Legislation and Legion ideals.
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Department of Pennsylvania
American Legion
Court House
The
Legion
Dauphin
Cumberland
Perry
Department of Pennsylvania, American Legion
Harrisburg
Hanford MacNider
Joseph Tompson
M. Clyde Kelley
M. C
Braddock, Penna
Morris Filmore French Rites Planned in Richfield Springs
Morris Filmore French of Richfield Springs N Y died Monday evening January 30 at the home of his son Robert L French at 8380 Cocoa Ave where he had been visiting since the holidays. He was born in 1850 and came to Hershey from Hartford Conn after visiting another son Leonard I French. The funeral will be held at his Richfield Springs home where his oldest son Harry D French resides. His wife died in 1893. The three sons are his only children.
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Morris Filmore French
Richfield Springs
Robert L. French
Cocoa Ave
Mr. French
Hershey
Hartford
Nuart Embroidery Needle Now For Sale In Community
The Nuart embroidery Needle, an improved type for embroidery, is available at 101 Archa Ave. Describes its wonderful results and urges embroiderers to call for a demonstration and to own one after seeing its merits.
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Nuart
Archa Ave
Near East Relief Drive Aids Armenians At Hershey
A Hershey audience heard W Gilbert Condit describe Near East Relief efforts to aid Armenian and Syrian orphans. The drive continues until Monday February 6 with $85 raised on opening, plus ongoing monthly pledges. John E Snyder is treasurer, aided by Rev R H Taylor Rev M L Wachter and Miss Kohlman.
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Near East Relief
Act of Congress
Hershey
W. Gilbert Condit
Philadelphia
Central Theatre
John E. Snyder
R. H. Taylor
M. L. Wachter
Kohlman
George Gracey
Near East
Belgium
Viscount Bryce
Charles V. Vickery
Relief Organization
Western
Asia
Abdul-Hamid
Asia Minor
America
Mother's Club Card Party Sets February 7 500 Night
Hershey Mother's Club announces a Progressive 500 party at the Winter Dance Hall on Tuesday February 7 from 8 to 10 30 pm with dancing 10 30 to 11 30 pm. Proceeds will benefit the Hershey Free Kindergarten and a large attendance is expected.
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Hershey Mother's Club
Mother's Club
Hershey Vree Kindergarten
T A A Valentine Social Planned for February 16
The T. A. A. Club held its regular meeting January 27 and set a Valentine Social for February 16 at the Y, W C A rooms. A cake and candy sale will accompany the event with home made goods. The club promises a lively program and invites all to attend.
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T. A. A. Club
Olivets to Meet Manheim Friday in Teague Five Showdown
Olivets travel to Manheim Friday for an Inter-County Teague five contest against the fast Oliveta formation. The down county aggregation arrives to challenge and may present a tougher test than prior foes. A good game is expected as both teams look to impress.
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Olivets
Manheim
Oliveta
Elde
Vinitora
Graeffs Honored at Farewell Reception in Church
The Diakonia Bible Class hosted a farewell reception for Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Graeff and son William at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on January 27. The Graeff family will relocate to Milwaukee after Mr. Graeff accepts a position with Elines, Inc. in the Middle West. The event featured musical numbers by local students and staff, heartfelt tributes from Rev. Wachter and Bible School officials, and refreshments as guests wished them health and success in their new location.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
D. S. Graeff
William
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Graeff
Elines, Inc
Middle West
John Henry Bomgardner
J. R. Hoffman
Rev. Wachter
Mr. Graeff
Kohlman
Mary Gregg Darrow
Stanley Bare
Diakonia
Seventh Grade Health Play "Something Money Cannot Buy"
The Hershey Theatre hosts a Friday 8 pm health play written and produced by seventh graders entitled Something Money Cannot Buy. The show features Lucy De Angelis and Rosie De Angelis in song, Victor De Angelis on accordion, calisthenics, and a large student cast. Proceeds benefit the Junior Red Cross with admission 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
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Hershey Theatre
Lucy de Angelis
Rosie
Victor de Angelis
Mrs. Davis
Treva Dise
Mr. Davis
Elwood Smith
Ethel Davis
Mary Taylor
Stanley Davis
Tony Allegrini
Blake
Rosie Lavenger
Doris Blake
Lois Gilman
Bob Blake
Milton Hess
Brown
Kathryn Reidel
Arthur Gordon
Dinah
Rosie DeAn
Hershey High Girls Defeated by Palmyra High
On Saturday January 28 Hershey High School girls basketball were beaten by Palmyra 12 to 5. Buchanan Dissinger and Burtner led Palmyra while Hershey struggled with passing. refereed by Ross Strine.
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Hershey
Palmyra
Buchanan
Dissinger
Burtner
Walters
Hershey Shriver
Beinatelis
Buchanan Burtnern
Ce Dissinger Byant. Co
Ee Gulman
Reese
Slackisch
Chee Eie Ceeres
Cee Miller Rabensteine
Cee Gas Peers
Ee Dresher
Yorger
Kield Gonla
Moule—Dissinger
Evang
Ross Strine
Home Baked Food Sale By Diakonia Bible CoyS
The Diakonia Bible CoyS announce a Home Baked Food Sale to be held Saturday in Hershey Market House. Interested buyers may place special orders by phoning Mrs. M Hinkel. organizers thank past patrons and seek continued support.
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Diakonia Bible Coys
Hershey Market House
Mra. M. Hinkel
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