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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1915

Page

8

Homes Exchanged as Herrs Move to Cocoa Avenue Residence

Notes from Palmyra area recount many social visits and errands as Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Herr relocate from the Hershey Inn to Cocoa Avenue. Parishioners, students, and workers in the Hershey area are noted visiting, traveling to Harrisburg, Reading, and Philadelphia while community members attend church events, weddings, and local gatherings.

Ten Beautiful Peaks Musical Sisters From Alaska at Hershey Theater

The ten beautiful and musical Peaks from Alaska will perform at Hershey Central Theater next Monday night in spring costumes. They will charm the audience for 20 minutes before the big four reel Robin Hood film. Proceeds go to the Ayuda Club of the YWCA.

Alaska Hershey Central Theater

The Littlest Rebel at Hershey Central Theater

Edward Peple's war drama in six parts The Littlest Rebel headlines Saturday night at Hershey Central Theater E K Lincoln stars as Captain Carey. Photoplay masterpiece with admission ten cents expected to draw a crowded house.

Hershey Central Theater Edward Peple E. K. Lincoln Captain Carey

Vian Gleanings February 9 1915 local notes

The column lists weekly visits by local families including Snavely Mc Corkel Uhrich Reigle Shepler Myers and Deimler with Shiffer Shiffers. Illness paused Ira Shenk teaching. Mary Snavely sick. Attendees at Bachmanville church Ross Shepler Paul Ulrich. Funeral for Alfred Binner at Shaeffers town attended by Reily Shepler and Bradley couples. Steam shovel work halted for winter. dinkey engine out of order. Samuel Shope sale near Waltonville drew local attendees.

Vian John Snavely Dan McCorkel Franklin Myers Deodate John Uhrich John Deimler Hummelstown Elmer -Reigle Harry Brunner Fontana George Shepler Harry Hamilton Hershey Claude ‘Shiffer Sylvan Myers Frank Shiffers Ira Shenk Mary Snavely Ross Shepler Paul Ulrich Bachmanville Reily Shepler Harry Bradley Alfred Binner Shaefferstown Gordon Dinkey Samuel Shope Waltonville

Death of Elias Ebersole in Union Deposit Pa

Elias Ebersole an elderly Union Deposit resident died Monday afternoon at age 74 survived by wife seven children fourteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral held Thursday morning with interment at Hanoverdale Revival services at U B Church ended Sunday Mrs Samuel Reager and daughter from Hummelstown visited Mrs Jos Bucher Contractor Bennett and sons are hauling stone for the state road base C B Whitmoyer sale was large H P Peiffer in Harrisburg Mrs Howard Peiffer visiting Hum­malstown Henry Ginder in Lancaster County Sunday Lutheran and Reformed Sunday school to dedicate new omen Samuel O Gingrich moved to Hershey Monday

H. G.mumma Reading Lebanon County Dental Society Lewis Emerich Tilly Davis F. B. Saylor Ethel Davis Harrisburg-Greystock Harrisburg Aaron Brehm Palmyra Laura E. Kipple Middletown Daniel K. Bentz Maime B. Bickler Faith Reformed Church Lancaster Clara Nickle York George Boyer Hummelstown Milton Shetter New Cumberland M. F. Nissley Daniel Elliot Alice Elder Harvey Gipe Charles Kings Hershey Chocolate Company New York City Elliott Fisher Typewriter Gladys John Rhoads William Brinker Amos Tobias Mt. Nebo John Davis Frackville Harry Davis Daniel Hite Gravel, Hill St. Joseph Eppley Robert Miles Payne Riverside N. J J. R. Kreider Gorman Anderson Lebanon W. T. Pretty Chester May Warrisburg B.C. Howard Kathryn Elizabeth Mumma Schuylkill Haven Taidward Potter William Hickerwell Schaefferstown Charles Garlin Duncannon Eoward Hainley Campbelltown Daniel Lear Union Deposit Peter McGaughran Landis Henry Hershey Robert I William T. Jefferies Clarence D. Campbell SALM Dno, M Baker Union Depoait Elias Ebersole Hanoverdale U. B Samuel Reager Ray Witmer Jos. Bucher

Campbelltown Jottings highlights from local visits and events

Miss Morat of Dayton and Mrs Hocker of Hockeraville visited the Brunner family. Jacob Hemperly of Lebanon visited his sister Mrs A H Tineaweaver on Tuesday. Louisa Snyder of Palmyra visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs A G Snyder on Tuesday. Mrs I B Swope of Lebanon visited her son Daniel Swope. Sunday School on Sunday afternoon at 1 o clock, Church service at 2 o clock, Y M C A at 6 80. Mrs WT Losher and children visited her mother recovering at Harrisburg hospital. The Minas Bertha Moyar Sunday School class will hold a Valentine social on Saturday evening. John Bowman slaughtered two hops for Samuel Moyer weighing 508 and 840 pounds. G G Wolfersberger is moving into his new house with seven inch ice. My Tandis of Light ng saluted the Moyer families on Sunday.

H. "N. Herr Hershey Inn Cocoa C.S. Mauffair John Gordon Palmyra David Moyer Lewis Paris Shelley Thelma A. K. Moyer Israel Moyer Solomion Keefer Ivin Patrick Adam Grantham Aaron’ Zuver Raymond ‘Rhine Norman Stahle Harrisburg John ‘Leese Quincy Anna Martin Reading Hospital Miss Martin Reading Matt Sue Wagner Hershey Chocolate Company Higgins Philadelphia Temple University Rev. N. L. Linebaugh M. Cyrus ‘Garman Wilkes-Barre Joseph Burkholder Hummelstown Derry Church William Stover Stoverdale Aldus Wirth Elsie Gederich C. V. Glynn John Sollenberger Dillsburg Lucretia F. Walgner Walter L. Waddell Penbrook Hagerstown First Baptist Church E. K. Thomas Hummelstown High School Helen Fox Esther Brinser Clare Stecher John Helff Wharton School University of Pensylvania Myr John Diehm Robert Deichler Harry Almond Schaefferstown Thomas Ramsey Harry Haverstick Harvey Miller Harry Poorman John H. Gordon Annville Irvin Gordon Lizzie L., Letterman Manheim Walter Foster Duncannon Rufus Okum George Yingst Levi Zimmerman Cyrus Garman Howard Romig J. Edwin Gruber Joan “Billy Peter Slesser William Miller, Jr Morris Geesaman George Geasamin Harry K. Letterman Little Neck Long Inland N. Y Wu Vialt Mra Lizale II Letterman Carrie Letterman Oscar Spincake Willam Nellie Buch Manhatm Henry Wepan Charles Barnhart Wizabethtown William Strine Frantz Zinner Campbelltown WT. Losher Minas Bertha Moyar John Bowman Samuel Moyer G. GO. Wolfarsberger Ming Hia Teo

Hog myths and facts spark reader letter in Hershey Press

A Fayette county prize hog claimed 11 feet in length in a humorous local clash over print accuracy. George W. Schwalbach of Philadelphia questions the measurement while noting it is a strong year for Pennsylvania hogs. The piece also mentions the Stellar Spectra classification tied to Harvard University.

Fayette County Hershey Press Pennsylvania George W. Schwalbach Philadelphia

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