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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1926

Page

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Evangelist Stough to Speak in Hershey Monday Night

Evangelist H W Stough will address a Monday February 15 event at 7 30 pm in the Hershey High School auditorium. Rev James B MacClure arranged the appearance with support from Rev and Mrs C E Thompson. Doors open 6 45 pm. a choir led by Rev C E Thompson will sing familiar gospel hymns.

Evangelist Stough Hershey H. W. Stough Hershey High School 7Th Street Lutheran Church Lebanon James B. MacClure Stough C. E. Thompson

Midnight Express on Screen at Hershey Central Theatre

Elaine Hammerstein stars in The Midnight Express showing Friday February 12 at 7 30 PM and Saturday February 13 at 6 30 and 8 30 PM. The film adds modern railroad action and a strong love story with a daring escape and train wreck.

Nellie the Hershey Central Theatre Nellie Elaine Hammerstein William Haines Elaine George Nichols Lloyd Whitlock Edwin Booth Tilton Pat Harmon Bertram Grassby Phyllis Haver Roscoe Karns

Road to Elizabethtown Badly in Need of Repairs

The Dauphin County townships spent 139 315.67 on road maintenance last year up from 75 706.02 in 1919. Officials urge better construction and timely repairs on the Hershey to Elizabethtown road, criticizing neglect between Hershey and Deodate and faulting Seemoan for inaction.

Elizabethtown Dauphin County State Department of Higheyage Hershey Deodate Seemoan

Hershey Junior High to Publish Monthly Newspaper

At Hershey Junior-Senior High School the student body approved a monthly school publication to begin distribution in late February. The four page mimeographed paper will have an editorial staff led by Editor Lois Gilman with assistants and a business circulation section, plus a sports editor and class reporters from grades seven through twelve.

Hershey Helen Gilson Lois Gilman Lee Shertzer Ruth Liller Roy Dundore Parke Spancake Edison Rice Luther Hinkel John Gilman Doris Baker Howard Lloyd Olive Eager George Watson Mary Taylor Mary Tell

High School Annual a Promising Yearbook Push

A Tuesday pep meeting at the high school announced plans for an annual yearbook funded by $1 subscriptions. Of 416 students, 388 pledged to buy, and the business manager will soon circulate blank forms to secure patron orders. The event featured staff song performances directed by Samuel N Barrow.

Samuel N. Barrow

Hershey High School Debating Team Triumphs

The Hershey High School Debating Team under Principal Mathewson traveled to Mechanicsburg last Friday evening and argued the affirmative that the Federal Government should own and operate the mines. The team earned the decision for a splendid display inspiring student body and community interest with more debates planned with neighboring towns.

Hershey High School Mathewson Mechanicsburg

Court Asked to Permit Florin Plant Sale to Keystone Chocolate

John Hertzler as receiver of the Nissley Swiss Chocolate at Florin petitioned Lancaster Court to sell the plant to Keystone Chocolate Company of Harrisburg for 87 500 the best offer. Appraisal totals 119 889 71 with debts 408 719 42. Keystone paid 8 760 as 10 percent to secure the sale. court to decree sale on a fixed date.

John Hertzler Nissley- Swiss Chocolate Florin Lancaster Keystone Chocolate Company Harrieburg So Directa

Chief Hal Boyer Explains Chimney Fire Preventatives

Fire Chief Hal Boyer discusses methods to prevent chimney fires after several blazes in the area. He notes soot from soft coal can ignite and recommends chimney sweeping, salt treatment, and keeping dampers open until fumes vanish. He also mentions zinc and firing blank cartridges as reported remedies and urges caution.

Hershey Vol. Fire Co Hal Boyer

American Legion to Hold Washington Birthday Dance

The American Legion plans its annual Washington Birthday Dance at the Hershey Winter Dance Hall on Monday evening February 22. Chairman A Bowman Snavely works hard to make the event bigger and better. Phil Fisher's Orchestra will provide the music.

The American Legion Washington

Local Dancers at Hershey Central Theatre Saturday

Miss Ethelyn Storey presents three pupils at Hershey Central Theatre on Saturday evening February 13 at 6 30 and 8 30. The program features Miss Esta Black in Dainty Dolly Dance Miss Vera Miller in The Charleston Kid and Miss Marie Mays in The Scarecrow Dance plus Esta Black and Vera Miller in Two Jazz Hawaiians.

Ethelyn Storey Hershey Central Theatre Esta Black Vera Miller Marie Mays

Thank Offering Meeting in U B Church

The Women's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church invites all to a Thank Offering meeting at the church on Thursday evening February 18 at 7 30. A lavender fragrance will be offered as a sweet reminder and attendees are urged to bring an offering.

Women’s Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church

Dance Planned by State Police

Invitations go out for an informal dance by the Training Schools of the Pennsylvania State Police and State Highway Patrol. The event is set for Wednesday evening February 17 from 8 to 12 at the Highway Patrol Training School in the Hershey Inn building. Black's Orchestra of Harrisburg will provide music. Lieut. D E Miller chairs the arrangements committee.

Pennsylvania State Police State Highway Patrol Highway Patrol Training School Hershey Inn Black Harrisburg D. E. Miller

School Boys Running Shade Trees

C. S. Schmidt, a local landscape gardener, says boys on West Chocolate Avenue near Hess's garage injure shade trees on the way to school. The damage has killed many trees. He urges residents to act to stop the harm and protect the town’s shade trees.

C. S. Schmidt West Chocolate Avenue Hess Schmidt

Hershey Minstrels Prep For Benefit Show

The Hershey Minstrels practice for a benefit show for the Hershey Volunteer Fire Co. Seventeen performers are rehearsing and call for sixteen more men is being issued. Indications point to a humdinger of a production.

Hershey Minstrels Hershey Vol. ‘Ire Co

George Washington Social at Union Deposit

The Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church Union Deposit hosts a George Washington Social on Saturday February 20 at the Fire Engine House. Featuring cherry pie cake ice cream soft drinks and doggie sandwiches with George and Martha Washington presenting a birthday gift. Everyone is invited to attend.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church Union Deposilt George Washington George Martha Washington Ee Pee

Hospital Notes Births Listed for Local Families

Palmyra couple Mr and Mrs Samuel Etter welcome a boy born February 1. Mr and Mrs John Ratonaky of town have a son born February 4. Mr and Mrs Richard Stalleya of town also report a male infant born in February.

Samuel Etter Palmyra John Ratonaky Town Mra Chard Stalleya

The Smokestack and Wit From Apple Hill Musings

A patchwork of verses and jokes from a 20th century column. The piece includes light humor on Abe Lincoln and Prohibition era reform, a pun on Westminster Abbey ashes, a fable about coal buying in summer, and a sequence of social quips from Apple Hill.

Pledge Made Man Returns Home With Ginger Ale

A man in Liberty Cross Roads recounts keeping his pledge not to drink liquor yet arrives home with a wrapped package and over twenty dollars in bric a brac. He recalls only drinking ginger ale that evening and asks what he should say to Mr Boat.

Liberty Cross Roads

Mistakes Happen in Morning Paper Clippings Column

A humorous note laments errors in a column filled with tobacco clippings used as filler. The writer jokes about misprints and the stray weed mention that stirs longing while attempting to quit. The piece ends with a resigned “such is life” tone and a few extra lines.

The Complete Columnist Verse Snippet

A witty exchange about column writing woes and fill for dull days. Poets, postmen and editors are invoked as you hunt verses to fill a column.

Property Ownership Question Stuns In Mixed Lot Case

A man questioned Lot 14 Block 1 in Minneapolis asking who owned it. He was told John Jones and Jane Jones held it as joint tenants, prompting surprise over the vacant lot claim.

Minneapolis National Association of Real Estate Ile John Jones Jane Jones

Young ideas and jokes spice scattered column notes

A collage of quips and bright snippets from a village page includes misheard exam answers, a riddle about Wolfe at Quebec, playful misdefinitions of papal bull and cereals, a teenager choosing between Kate and Mary, a limerick about Sand Beach, a quip on killing time, and notes on a library tea by the ladies.

Wolfe Quebec Little Red Riding Hood

Hershey Scouts Mark 16th Anniversary of Scouting

Hershey Scouts observe the 16th anniversary of Boy Scouts in the community. John F. Snavely highlights Scouting’s growth, character-building impact, and broad year round program from camping to woodcraft and first aid. He notes about 100 active local scouts and expects growth.

Hershey Scouts Boy Scouts of America John F. Snavely Hershey Men's Club Lindsey Boy Scout Boy Scouts Hershey

Eleven Young People Hear the Call at U B Church

Evangelistic meetings at United Brethren Church draw good attendance with eleven young people surrendering to faith. Local ministers assist, and Rev Thompson leads Decision Day messages as the final week invites worshippers and late entries.

U. B. Church United Brethren Church Lord Jesus R. H. Fayret J. B. MacClure P. M. Rinports O. G. Ramig Thompson C. Thompson Johnstown United Brethren

Lincoln Day Observance by Eighth Grade at Pacy Morning

The Eighth Grade at Pacy School will host Assembly Exercises on February 12. Students present readings, recitations, and a Gettysburg dedication speech under guidance of Miss Gilson and Miss Clemens.

Pal 6 Frank Shaffer John Baum Abraham Lincoln Emily Warner Lincoln Great Commoner Gockes Agnes Gibble Viola Menge D. Luther Furst Marion Hinkel Gettysburg Howard Lloyd Ecla Balabaugh Cathryn Hostetter Helen Gilson Misa Mary Clemens

Banjo Star Forms Ukelele Class for Summer Fun

Roy Deets renowned banjo player forms a ukulele class with one weekly session. Space limited as many pupils already enrolled. Reserve early to enjoy Hershey Park serenades this summer while playing a "uke."

Roy Deets Deete Hershey Park

Evening of Music at Holy Trinity Church

An Evening of Music by the Men's Bible Class at Holy Trinity Lutheran Sunday School is set for Friday February 19 at 8 00 o clock in the church. Performers include soprano Mrs Harnish pianist Miss Esther Gingrich and cellist Miss Hilda Gingrich. Esther Gingrich studied piano with Frederic Martin and at Lebanon Valley Conservatory. Hilda Gingrich teaches cello at the same conservatory. A pleasing program is promised and a 25 cent offering will defray expenses.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Sunday School Harnish Esther Gingrich Hilda Gingrich Frederic Martin Harrisburg Ruth Engle Lebanon Valley Conservatory Gingrich Hershey and

Hershey's Chocolate Aids Endurance Record Effort

Detroit January 26 report details Dorothy Meineke’s sixteen and a half hour bowling feat totaling 130 games and 21 668 pins at a 166 13/ mine average. She relied on Hershey's chocolate bars for nourishment and water between frames.

Detroit Dorothy Meincke Meineke Hershey Pete

Dauphin County Plans One Million Dollar Budget for 1926

Dauphin County commissioners adopted a 1926 budget showing total running costs of about 876 000 with a 50 000 increase over 1925 and a six mill tax rate. The plan includes 95 000 for the poor and 38 000 for prison inspectors, plus 25 000 for Harrisburg Hospital and 160 000 for bridge work and inmate care.

Dauphin County Department of Poor Board of Prison Inspectors Harrisburg Halifax-Fisherville Mothers Harrisburg National Guard Dinuphin Lean, Adeiov Oral Extension Society

Big Score At 600 Party At YWCA by American Legion

The American Legion bOO card party at the Y W C A recreation rooms Monday drew a large crowd. Prize winners included Irvin TH Sleaser 3680 Jesse Dersheimer 3420 Mrs Jennie McClure 3200 M A Harris 3250 Mrs M Alberts 3230 Winfield Zimmerman 9160 Verna Oren 660.

American Legion Maznly Irvin TH. Sleaser Jesse Dersheimer Mra Jennie McClure M. I. Harria M. Alberts Winfield Zimmerman Verna Oren

Elinor Glyn film His Hour at Hershey Street Theatre

Elinor Glyn's novel His Hour comes to the Hershey Stral Theatre next Thursday February 18 at 7 30 pm. The picture lauded for its faithful Russian aristocratic setting stars Aileen Pringle and John Gilbert with Mario Carillo and Capt Wilfred Gough in supporting roles as diplomats and officers.

Elinor Glyn Hershey Stral Theatre Fis Gritzko Prince Miloslavski Aileen Pringle John Gilbert Mario Carillo Count Caracciolo Welsh Guards Wilfred Gough Sephen Strong Laurence Grant

Entertains All Around Helpers Sunday School Class

The All Around Helpers Sunday School Class of the UO B Church were hosted by Miss Pauling Rumpf on Saturday afternoon. Music and refreshments followed, served to several members including Su zanna Alexander Marie Bauder Dorothy Clark Ethel Ebersole Kathryn Hostetter Kathryn Weidler and others.

Helpers Uo, B

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