Hershey Male Chorus Kicks Off First Annual Concert
The Hershey Male Chorus presents its first annual concert at Central Theatre tonight with solos by chorus members and guest soprano Irene Kreidler of Philadelphia. Anticipation runs high as advance ticket sales exceed expectations and a full house is likely. The group may also tour Lebanon later this month pending post concert decision.
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Hershey
Central Theatre
Irene Kreidler
Philadelphia
Kreidler
Sleighing Party Adopts New Method
A Hershey group planned a sleigh ride to Grantville but arrived by truck after delays. The party, including many named participants, shifted to transport by truck, enjoyed supper, dancing, and late return home with four to five hours late but cheerful.
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Grantville
Elsie Sweigert
Edna Hauser
Margaret Wheeler
Miriam Boyer
Alice Shaffer
Myrtle Hershey
Kenneth Stover
Winn Zimmerman
Uriah Hoerner
Elmer Swartz
Russell Zentemyer
Ross Strine
Hugh Imboden
Mia
Paul Zentmeyer
Walter Lelbfreid
Paul Weary
Mra
Fred Clark
Fast Boxing Show Set for Harrisburg February 9
Eddie Fitzsimmons of New York faces Larry Hansen of Allentown in a ten round headline bout at the Harrisburg Coliseum. Hansen, famed as a top lightweight, has notable wins and draws with Kilbane and Tendler. Supporting bouts include Billy Angelo vs Cyclone Smith in ten rounds and six round prelims featuring Micky Dougherty vs Young Ben Herman and Dick Gotwalt vs Kid Fredericks. Tickets are $1 bleachers and $2-$3 ringside. Joe Barrett promotes with Harry Stout refereeing.
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Harrisburg
Eddie Fitzsimmons
New York
Larry Hansen
Allentown
Fourth and
Chestnut Streets
Hansen
Nelson
Billy Angelo
George Chaney
Eddie May
Johnny Kilbane
Lew Tendler
Fitzsimmons
Dan Morgan
Jack Britton
Patsy Cline
Cline
Benny Leonard
Cyclone Smith
Newark
Steelton
Micky Dougherty
Ben Herman
Dick Gotwalt
Kid Fredericks
Fairlamb’s
Joe Barrett
Harry Stout
Milwaukee
Valentine Social Planned By T A A
The T A A Club of the Young Women's Christian Association invites the town to a Valentine Social and Entertain ment at 8 o'clock on Friday February 13 in the club rooms. Music games and recreations are planned with the cafeteria serving and a Reading Room selling home made cakes and candies. Admission to the Cafeteria is twenty five cents. Reading Room access is free.
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T. A. A. Club
Young Women’s Christian Association
Westminster Guild Meets for Medical Missions in India
The Westminster Guild held its regular meeting at Mrs. C Maulfalr's home on Monday evening January 26 with Miss Cora Bruner leading a discussion on Medical Missions in India. Several new members joined. Refreshments were served by Miss Elizabeth Dinsinger. The group plans to meet again Monday evening February 16 at Mrs. Crawford's home with Miss Miriam Hostetter hosting. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and numerous guild members.
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Westminster Guild
Mrs Taylor
Misa Beryla Shutt
Miriam ‘Gundaker
Carrie Barges
Catherine Alleman
Ethel McCleary
Jennet Fredricks
Mabel Maust
Florence Peters
Ethel ‘Bixler
Cora Bruner
Ruth Tiffany
Vera Harvey
Miriam Hostetter
Elizabeth Dissinger
Hershey Post Rejects Chautauqua Plan For Next Summer
American Legion Hershey Post rejected backing the Community Chautauqua Company of New York for next season. The decision leaves the effort in the hands of the post while a later reconsideration is possible. The meeting also passed resolutions supporting a House sedition bill and requested overseas veteran rosters for the French government.
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Community Chautauqua Company of
New York
Hershey
Hershey Post American Legion
Chautauqua Company
Hershey Post
House of Representatives
Edwin Schwenk
Harold Woomer
Alan R. Fidler
Robert W. Stubblebine
George C. Ebling
Paul G. Shultz
P.O. S. A. Initiates Large Class in Washington Camp
Washington Camp No. 705 Patriotic Order Sons of America initiated a class of 27 men on Monday evening January 26. Another class will be initiated Monday evening February 23, with the Hershey Degree team in charge. All camps in Dauphin County district 2 will have candidates at that time.
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Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Hershey
Dauphin County
All Year Thrift Club Promotes Constant Saving Plans
The piece urges nationwide thrift as a response to lavish spending. It notes a government Thrift Week from January 17 to 31 and invites the community to join a year round thrift club offering easy saving plans with mutual benefits.
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Thrift
Olivers Rally Tops Lancaster In Narrow Victory
The Hershey Olivers edged Lancaster Army and Navy 33 to 32 in a tense Friday game on the local floor. A late foul on Stover sealed the win as the Olivers avenged a prior defeat and looked ahead to a Tremont rematch.
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Hershey Olivers
Lancaster Army and Navy
Lancaster
Olivers
Lancaster Boys
Stover
Tremont
Hershey
Income Tax Forms Now Ready For 1919 Returns
The tax season opens with distribution of personal return forms from the Collector of Internal Revenue Lederer. Citizens must file by March 15, with penalties for delinquency. Forms 1040 and 104A available at Internal Revenue offices, banks, and post offices.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Lederer
Internal Revenue
Elaine's Lose: Palmyra Five Defeat Hershey Elainean 28 to 24
In a tight Tuesday contest Palmyra Five edged Hershey Elainean 28 to 24 with a close game throughout. Elainean trailed by small margins, and Palmyra pulled ahead late.
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Elaine’s
Palmyra Five
Hershey Elainean
Good Speaker to Address Hershey Mothers' Club Next Week
Hershey Mothers' Club officers announce a meeting on Tuesday February 10 with Mrs C N McHose of Lancaster as the main speaker. The program includes piano and vocal solos and short addresses, followed by social time at 8 o'clock. The group supports Thrift and Saving Stamps through local schools and post offices, with War Savings Stamps at four dollars and twelve cents in January maturing in 1925 and redeemable at ten days' notice.
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Hershey Mothers’ Club
C. N. McHose
Lancaster
Shay
Mothers’ Club
United States
George Washington
Treasury Savings
Sleighing Party Narrow Escape Near Derry Church
A Hershey group riding to Grantville for supper and a dance were thrown from a mule drawn sleigh when it toppled near a road bend east of Derry Church. No serious injuries, though several suffered facial and body bruises. they were treated after returning to Hershey.
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Hershey
Derry Church
Grantville
Hershey Press Subscription Free Delivery Clarified
The Hershey Press is delivered free of charge by the Hershey Department Store. People not currently receiving the weekly paper who wish to start should send their name and address to D. Fred Botts, Advertising manager. The mailing list is being revised to supply all nearby Lowe.
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Hershey
D. Fred Botts
Lowne
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American Legion
Thrift Club
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