Hershey Male Chorus Debuts With Notable Concert Triumph
The Hershey Male Chorus inaugurated its social program with a strong Central Theatre performance despite poor weather and near standby streetcar service. Soloists Mr. Robert H. Sattazhan and Miss Irene Kreidler drew praise, with Kreidler receiving encores and praised for her graceful, resonant voice. Director Charles Ziegler and pianist Clark Bare earned strong credit for the concert, with another show planned in Lebanon under the Lebanon Post American Legion.
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Hershey
Central Theatre
Robert H. Sattazhan
Irene Kreidler
Sanderson
John Prindler Scott
Miss Kreidler
Charles Ziegler
Clark Bare
Lebanon
Champion Wrestler to Appear in Hobart Harbor
Joe Stecher, the world wrestling champion, meets Frantz Solar the Bohemian in a title bout at the Orpheum Theatre on Tuesday evening February 17. Solar, praised as Europe’s top wrestler, recently defeated Antoine Jirsa. Stecher, famed as a clean sportsman, is expected to draw a large crowd with popular prices.
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Joe Stecher
Stecher
Cardinels in Rome Seek Higher Salaries Amid Cost Rise
The Giornale D Italia reports Rome cardinals ask the Pope for larger pay as living costs rise. Except for top officials, cardinals reportedly receive only a "cardinal's dish" pay, making ends meet difficult.
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Rome
Giornale D'Ttalla
St. Peters
Tenth Anniversary of Trinity Church in Hershey
On Sunday February 15 Hershey will celebrate the tenth anniversary of Holy Trinity. The Lutheran Bible School began February 15 1910 with Rev Fegley and Gabriel H Moyer guiding a small group. The congregation grew, built a church, and became a distinct self supporting unit of the United Lutheran Church of America by 1918.
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Holy Trinity
Hershey
Fegley
Lutheran Church
Gabriel H. Moyer
Palmyra
P. O. S. of A. Hall
Ministerium of Pennsylvania
Bible School
Krapf
Palm
F. C. Krapf
Jno. I. Meek
Philadelphia
Palmyra-Hershey
J. D. M. Brown
Muhlenberg College
Meek
Home Mission Board
Samuel Garnes
Garne
Great United Lutheran Church of America
Henry Zentmeyer Dies at Age 81 in Hershey
Henry Zentmeyer 81 4 16 longtime Hershey resident died Tuesday morning at his Park Avenue home born Lititz 1839 painter by trade survived by three daughters Mrs Elizabeth Shoop Mrs Amos Jones and Mrs Harry Keeney and five sons George Frank Charles Harry Samuel Funeral Saturday 1 30 pm at his home with Rev Butterwick and Rev Gingrich interment Spring Creek Cemetery
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Henry Zentmyer
Hershey
Park Avenue
Zentmyer
Ile
Lititz
Lancaster County
Elizabeth Shoop
Pottsville
Amos Jones
Palmyra
Harry Keeney
George
Frank
Charles
Harrisburg
Harry
Lebanon
Samuel
R. R. Butterwick
Gingrich
Spring Creek Cemetery
American Legion Post Adjusts Meeting Date for February
The American Legion Her shey Post No. 186 will hold a monthly meeting and smoker at the Elershey Central Theatre Building on the 2nd floor Thursday evening February 19 at 8:00. Normally the meeting is the 4th Tuesday but an event on February 24 prompted the 19th change.
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Hershey Post No
Elershey Central Theatre
Lincoln Day Observed Across the Nation
Schools and patriotic organizations mark Lincoln Day honoring Abraham Lincoln the sixteenth president. Observances celebrate his leadership during the Civil War, preservation of the Union, and the nation’s grief at his assassination.
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United States
America
Abraham Lincoln
Hershey Couple Wed Quietly in Philadelphia
Miss Nellie Bernedette Shea daughter of Mrs E J Shea and Park Hill Cassidy son of E E Cassidy were married quietly in Philadelphia on Monday. The bride who worked at the Hershey Store wore a blue Georgette gown with satin trim and matching hat. The couple will reside in Hershey after a short trip to Philadelphia and Washington.
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Nellie Bernedette Shea
E. J. Shea
Park Hill Cassidy
FE. B. Cassidy
Philadelphia
Hershey
Washington
Cassidy
Hershey Officials Favor Tenant Subletting of Rooms
Notice to tenants states Hershey officials oppose subletting misconceptions but actually favor renting out rooms where possible. Tenants with rooms to rent are urged to contact the Hershey Employment Bureau with details on location and availability.
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Hershey
Hershey Employment Bureau
Tremont Five Edges Hershey Olivers In Fast Pace Battle
Tremont Five defeated Hershey Olivers 41 36 in a high tempo home game. Wolfe led Tremont with six field goals while Strine and Stover topped Hershey scorers, as Tremont repeated a season win against the Olivers. Next up is York Professional Five aiming to avenge prior losses.
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Hershey Olivers
Tremont
Olivers
Hershey
Strine
Stover
Clark
Wolfe
Galahad
York Professional
York
York Five
York Boys
Junior Yanks Now Independent Reorg Redefines Hershey Detachment
A Hershey portion meeting on February 10 established The Keystone Rangers as an autonomous local unit. Landis Garman became Commanding Officer, George Hench Military Instructor and Treasurer, and Walter DeVerter Business Manager. Seven veterans renewed membership for 1920 with next meeting set for the Press Building. The group thanked the public for support of a recent moving picture presentation.
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Hershey Detachment
Junior Yanks
Caracas Avenue
Chicago
Keystone Rangers
Landis Garman
George Hench
Walter DeVerter
Valentine Social at Hershey YWCA Kicks Off Tomorrow
Members and officers of the T A S Club of the Hershey YWCA anticipate a large turnout for the Valentine Social in the Association Building tomorrow evening. Music and games will be included with surprises for guests. A sale of candies and cake will be set up in a dedicated room. Admission is twenty five cents.
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T. A. S. Club
Hershey Y. W. C. A
Association
Revenue Collector Warns Income Taxpayers to File Early
The Internal Revenue Collector Lederer urges 1919 income earners to determine if a return is required, obtain Form 1040A, and file early. He notes net income calculations and exemptions, offers free advisory aid, and warns that early filers receive better attention before the March 15 deadline.
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Internal Revenue
Lederer
YMCA gift of 500000 funds to American Legion
The National War Work Council of the YMCA donated over 500000 to the American Legion. The national executive committee accepted the gift, with the surplus from wartime remittance after transport charges for post supplies. The money will be held as a five year regional trust fund with no usage restrictions.
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National War Work Council
Young Men’s Christian Association
American Legion
Y. M. C. A. Treasury
Dauphin County Farmers Institute to Meet at Flummelstown High
The Dauphin County Farmers Institute will gather at Flummelstown High School on Saturday February 21 under county chairman Frank J B Snavely. L C Tomkins of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture will speak on dairying soil and crops and swine husbandry. County Farm Bureaus Grangers and other groups will cooperate and the public is invited.
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Dauphin, County
Farmer's Institute
Flummelstown
Frank JB. Snavely
L. C. Tomkins
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Bible Class Meets at Derry Church Monday Evening
All members of John Elder Men's Bible Class and Derry Presbyterian Church are urged to attend the next meeting Monday March 16 at 8 00 PM at the home of Alvin McKinnie 322 Cocoa Avenue with friends welcome.
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John Elder Men's Bible Class
Derry Presbyterian Church
Alvin McKinnie
Cocoa Avenue
George Washington Birthday Advertisements Slated
Cherish the holiday with Muzic souvenirs bargains and sales in Hershey Pa. Ads in next Hershey Press announce events at Hershey Dep't Store and Norshey Pa. Saturday February 21 is the celebration date and promotions appear in the local paper.
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Hershey Press
Hershey Dep't
Norshey
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