Hershey Girls Triumph Over Victorian Five In Lancaster
Hershey girls beat the Victorian team 18 to 7 at St. Mary's Hall in Lancaster. Ella Resh led the Victorians with seven fouls, while Myrtle Hershey starred for Hershey with four field goals and five free throws. other Hershey players contributed strong play. Referee Ken Jones, scorer Toots Resh. Time halves 20 minutes.
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Hershey Girls
Lancaster
Lancaster Intelligencer
St. Mary’s Hall
Hershey
Ella Resh
Frances Melchoir
Miss Melchair
Hersheys
Myrtle Hershey
Hershey Resh
Melchair
Stuckey Houck
Falkenstine Coyne
Dissinger Goldbach
Engle
Stuckey
Falkenstine
Resh
Ken Jones
Toots” Resh
Bill Becker
Jasper Quintet Beats Harrisburg In Tough Eastern League Battle
The Jasper five defeated Harrisburg 35 to 26 at Chestnut Street Auditorium. Jasper showed superior determination and fast passing, leading 11 to 7 at halftime and widening the gap in the final period as Sedran and Geisel and Ford paced the scoring for Jasper and Harrisburg struggled to mount a comeback.
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Jasper
Harrisburg Independent
Chestnut Street
Harrisburg
Sedran
McCord
Geisel
Ford
Rote
Sedean
Harrisbourg
Hershey High basketball suffers injuries. Myerstown loom larger
Hershey High School faced Carlisle Saturday with Jed Clark sidelined by injuries. Twenty was moved to forward as Hershey battled hard, with Wirth and Bompardner guiding offense. Tonight in Harrisburg Hershey meets Myerstown in a key league game. Myerstown aims to rebound after a tough stretch while Hershey seeks to erase recent losses.
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Hershey
Carlisle
Jed Clark
Myerstown High
Tiershey
Myerstower Ant Sea
Sridaay
Myerstown
Daritg
Seadaia
Timve
Troy
Inter Clifes
Hummelstown Triumph Over Hershey Bull Dogs in Big Win
Hummelstown defeated Hershey 82 to 37 on the Hummelstown court in front of a large crowd. The visitors led 16 to 10 at half but Hummelstown surged ahead late, with J Zimmerman scoring six field goals for Hershey’s opponent and Bordner Shope and Bare leading the Hummelstown scoring.
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Hummelstown
Hershey
Wershey Bull Dogs
Hummelstown Court
Bull Dogs
Wirth
J. Zimmerman
J. Bordner
Shope
Bare
Clark
I. Zimmerman
Hoffer
Smith
Paul Zeittmeyer
Hershey Drops Game to Elizabethtown 21 to 17 in Tough Tilt
Hershey and Elizabethtown battled on Elizabethtown floor with a 21 to 17 final. Lethfried opened scoring for Hershey, but Elizabethtown pulled ahead late in the second half as Hugle Miller and Shirk scored on field goals.
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Hershey
Elizabethtown
Lethfried
Hugle
Miller
Shirk
Whershey
Tellefried
Engle
Wilzabethtown
Rooters
Hershey Girls Tie Yorktown in Close Game
The Hershey girls salvaged a draw against Yorktown after a hard fought meeting on the floor. Virgil Hershey led scoring while Sosa Dissinger anchored defense as Hershey battled back from a deficit and held the visitors to a late stand.
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Hershey
York
Oate
Oleh
Yorktown
Virgil Hershey
Sosa Dissinger
Lineape
Yorktown M Pporshey
Buuckoy Cosee
Crushing accident at Tor key Chocolate Company injures worker
Ralph Tohenshildt met a patient during the workweek at the Tor key Chocolate Company when he crushed the Amal diger on his right hand between two teules. He has been unable to work since the incident. no further details are provided.
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Ralph Tohenshildt
Weeldent
Hobenshildt
Che Neeldent
Junior Hershey Men’s Club forms new league schedule
The Hershey Men’s Club junior members debuted a newly organized league on weekday afternoons after school. Four teams Olivers Hawks Fords and Racers compete on the club court with captains listed for each squad and a February to March schedule detailing head-to-head matchups.
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Hershey
Olivers
Hawks
Fords
Racers
Theodore Leib
Mel. Kieffer
Wain
Olivets
Hawk
Promising Philadelphia lightweight Fights Johnny Dundee
Jimmy Murphy of Philadelphia lost a six round title bout to Johnny Dundee in Philadelphia on Monday night. The bout was the fastest fight ever witnessed in the Quaker City.
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Jimmy Murphy
Philadelphia
Hershey
Johnny Dundee
Quaker City
Church Schedule Notes for Weekly Services
Church events list Rev N L Linebaugh leads Bible School at 9 15 Sermon at 10 15 Children Hour at 2 00 Christian Endeavor at 6 30 Sermon at 7 30 Wednesday prayer meeting 7 45 and Friday choir meeting at 8 00. Chemee The Real Christian appears as a title or topic in the schedule.
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N. L. Linebaugh
Bible School
Sermion
Chemeée
The
Real Christian
Christian
Iindeavor
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Rev J D M Brown in charge Bible School at 9 15 a m Sermon at 10 80 a m by Rev J D M Brown Choir rehearsal Thursday evening at 7 30
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J. D. M. Brown
Union Circuit Services and Sunday School Timetable
Union Circuit G W Hallman pastor with Fishburns Church and Union Deposit schedule: Sunday-school at 9.30 a m, preaching 7.80 p m, Christian Endeavor 6.30 p m. Union Deposit Sunday-school 9.80 a m, preaching 10.30 p m, Christian Endeavor 6.30 p m.
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Christian Endeavor
Union Deposit
New Officers at Derry Presbyterian Sunday School
At a recent Derry Presbyterian Sunday-school meeting I L Reist resigned as superintendent after long service. He will continue as chorister and teacher of a growing boys class. S P Bacastow was elected to succeed him and has assumed duties with encouraging prospects.
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Derry Presbyterian Sunday-school
I. L. Reist
Reist
S. P. Bacastow
Community group elects officers for bright year ahead
The meeting praised the flourishing condition and optimistic outlook. Officers chosen include Assistant Superintendent Paul Gingrich, Recording Secretary R. V. Owen Jr., Corresponding Secretary Jon Stoudt, Pianists Lottier Conrad Lydia Weltmer Luella Steck, Roll Superintendent Mrs C Black, Home Department Superintendent Mrs A Weltmer, Treasurer John Cope, and additional superintendents Mrs Dubbs and Mrs B C Black.
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Thas
Paul Gingrich
R. V. Owen, Jr
Willis Dressler
Jon Stoudt
Lottier Conrad
Lydia Weltmer
S. Luella Steck
Dubbs
B.C. Black
C. Black
Home Department
John Cope
468th Concert by Hershey Concert Band at Holy Trinity Church
The Hershey Concert Band will perform a complimentary concert at the Evan gelical Luthéran Church of the Holy Trinity on Friday evening February 11 1916 at 8 o'clock in the Central Theatre. A program includes hymns America and Let These Lights, overtures Stabat Mater Mercandante The Warrior's Return and Red Man White Man Black Man, plus Fantasia In Days of Old and a four part dance suite by Tschakoff with Cambo's Holiday and Cossack Revels. Star Spangled Banner will close with band accompaniment.
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Hershey
Evangelical Luthéran Church of the Holy Trinity
Central “Theatre
America
Carey
Wilson
P. Bliss
Woeta
Das Sousa
Rollinson
Monarchs Defeat Olivers In High-Scoring Club Clash
The Hershey Monarchs edged the Lebanon Olivers 52 to 39 on the Men’s Club court last Wednesday. Allen and Bomgardner delivered strong shooting with Allen scoring 12 field goals to pace the Monarchs.
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Hershey Monarchs
Lebanon Olivers
Allen
Bomgardner
Monarchs
Deaths of the Week in Hummelstown and Londonderry
Robert B. Snyder of Hummelstown died at 56 from complications at his home on South Hanover Street. He leaves a widow, son Harry R. Snyder of Steelton, daughter Mrs Clyde Stroman, and siblings Daniel, Danuel, William, Sarah, Clara, and Thomas. Burial was in Hummelstown Cemetery after a service conducted by Rev. Robert A. Bansel. Isaac Fox of Londonderry died Friday at 73, a retired farmer. Survived by widow and three children Mrs John Leese, Mrs Grant Blower, and William. Funeral at Gravel Hill Cemetery with Undertaker William Fleury in charge.
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Robert B. Snyder
Hummelstown
South Hanover Street
Mr. Snyder
Harry R. Snyder
Steelton
Clyde Stroman
Daniel
Danuel
William
Sarah
Clara
Shamio- Nin
Thomas
Ayre
Nebraska
Snyder
Reformed Church
Derry
Tr. O. U
A. M
Robert A. Bansel
The
Hummelstown Cemetery
Isaac Fox
Londonderry
Bindnagle’s
Fox
John Leese
Grant Blower
Annville
Palmyra
Gravel Hill Cemetery
William Fleury
Young Signed by Tigers to Play Second Base
R. Stuart Young known as Pep has been signed by Manager Jennings to play second base for the Detroit Tigers this season. The Philadelphia native joined Detroit last year and earned a regular berth with his strong play around second. He had been a popular figure in Hershey visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs John McKissick, during his Harrisburg Luns State days.
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R. Stuart Young
Pep
Jennings
Keystone Sack
Tigers
Young
Detroit
Philadelphia
Harrisburg ‘Luns
Hershey
John McKissick
Must you tear yourself away chair scene
A dialogue reveals one character urging departure while another laments leaving, as he concedes he has been sitting on a newly varnished chair, realizing the moment of departure ruinous to the finish.
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Hershey High
Ameren
Hummeltown
Fis
Fordner
Goodman
Fils
Clarke
E. Zimmerman
Telehan
Hershey Men's Club
Russell Clark
Mark Shally
Landis
Henry
Salvador Purcell
Charles Robins
Mark Henry
Kenneth Stover
Cleon Whieffer
Paul Schlepher
Charles “Mc Heffer
Chester Marks
George Leib
Russell Zentmeyer
Joe Bontanti
Tl. Giles
Dan Copenhaver
Mal. Murrie
Hugh Imboden
Murphy
First United Brethren Church
Holy Trinity Lutheran. Church
Union Circuit
G. W. Hallman
Fishburn’s Church
Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity
New York
Hershey Improvement Company
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Pennsylvania
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