Roadsides Packed With Fruit Trees Boost Hanover Roads
Consul report details Linden township roads bordered with fruit trees yielding 20612 marks last autumn and up to 1500 marks per kilometer. Province boasts 7000 miles of such highways aiding road upkeep. Police patrols enforce fruit theft fines while locals value the economic and aesthetic benefits. Frank Painter becomes Prudential collector. Mrs J Francis Smith and Benton visit Reading. YMCA speaker J Arthur Schlicter speaks at Royalton church. Lloyd Pierce recovers from neuralgia. Harry Kaylor and wife visit from Union Deposit.
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Linden
City of
Hanover
Province of
United States
Robert J. Thompson
Germany
Frank Painter
Prudential Life Insurance Company
J. Francis Smith
Benton
Penn Street
Reading
Herbert Smith
J. Arthur Schlicter
YM. C. AL
Royalton A. B
Lloyd Pierce
Harry Kaylor
Union Deposit
Notice of Letters of Administration for Elizabeth Horst
Administrator Amos Horst announces Letters of Administration on the estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Horst of Hershey Dauphin County Pa deceased. All creditors must immediate pay and those with claims should present for settlement. Palmyra Pa is residence of administrator.
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Elizabeth Horst
Hershey
Dauphin, County
Palmyra
Amos Horst
Royalton Board of Health Elects Officers in Regular Session
The Board of Health met at Mrs. Ada V. Pierce's residence. A. S. Bender was named health officer J. C. Hite president and H. H. Kling secretary with W. S. Hatfield A. C. Hood A. S. Bender E. H. Kling and John C. Hite in attendance. The meeting adjourned to meet on call of the president. Mrs. Wilmer Crow ill at her Dock street home. Mrs. H. B. Leggore and Miss Mary Hite visited Harrisburg on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Ada V.pierce
Bender
J. C. Hite
H. H. Kling
W. S. Hatfield
A. C. Hood
E. H. Kling
John C. Hite
Wilmer Crow Ig
Dock Street
Poor Directors Appoint Physicians in Local List of Appointees
The Poor Directors announce a long roster of appointed physicians and associated speakers. The list names G M Stite H A Shaeffer Williamstown W E Lebo Gratz J A Ulsh Lykens A G Coble Dauphin George L Brown Fort Hunter C H Smith Linglestown Ira A Kister Wiconisco E L Hance Berrysburg W W Stroup Elizabethville Marion Ulrich Millersburg L S Marshall Halifax J W Neff Enterline F L Shenk West Hanover M L Nissley South Hanover C E Emench Grantville M L Hershey Hershey A R Shaeffer Derry William Shull Hummelstown W O Putt Oberlin W B Kirkpat ti Highspire B F Dickinson W P Dailey B B Jeffers Steelton A L Shope Penbrook J B Blecher H H Rhoades H W George Middletown Royalton and part of Londonderry township Wick Washington as a boy Conrad Curry dialogue Ada Keller and Mary Funk essay on Washington Carrie Dressler recitation Clinton Hoffer tributes to Washington two minutes talk Ammon Garver Norman Stayle Harry Hocker Lloyd Balsbaugh music by school Washington at Valley Forge Irvin Blosser recitation Adam Hitz Washington as a Statesman Paul Miller budget Esther Moyer Washingtons Farewell Address Paul Wagner music Orange and Blue.
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Elizabethville
Marion Ulrich
Millersburg
L. S. Marshall
Halifax
J. W. Neff
Enterline
F. L. Shenk
West Hanover
M. ‘L. Nissley
South Hanover
C.E. Emench
Grantville
M. L. Hershey
Hershey
A. R. Shaeffer
Derry
William Shull
Hummelstown
W. O. Putt
Wick
Washington
Conrad Curry
Ada Keller
Mary Funk
Carrie Dressler
Clinton Hoffer
Ammon Garver
Norman Stayle
Harry Hocker
Lloyd Balsbaugh
Valley Forge
Irvin Blosser
Adam Hitz
High School Notes Report From Hershey Area
Senior LMER SWARTZ sprained his ankle and missed school three days. Monthly rural school visits by Prof. S. G. Stuart and Director A. B. Shenk. Board adds room thermometer while Stuart and Erb buy pictures and a clock from Hiawatha play funds. Hershey boys beat Hummelstown 18 to 7 in basketball. Hershey High School Literary Society plans February 22 program with Washington Responsives, recitations by Charles Brandt, Mayme Garman, Walter Carpenter, a Georgia instrumental solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Stuart
A. B. Shenk
Washington
Charles’ Brandt
Mayme Garman
Walter Carpenter
Georgia
The Gymnasium Advantage For Home Fitness
The article argues gymnasiums provide instructors baths and rubbers, with post exercise care essential. It stresses five minutes of work followed by baths and rubbing boosts gains, urges regular daily practice, proper attire, and room temperature around seventy degrees for optimal sweating and results. It notes many towns have gyms and suggests small towns pool resources to fit one.
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United States
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Royalton
H. B. Leggore
Drs. Hershey
Nissley
Shaeffer
P. Vanderen Sill
Third Street
Harrisburg
I. T. Basehore
Hershey PA
Lmer Swartz
Frank Aw. Gotch
M. H. Baker
Union, Deposit
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