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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1910

Page

4

Moyer Declines Legislature Bid for Deputy Auditor Role

Hon. Gabriel H. Moyer will not seek re election to the Lebanon county seat in the Legislature. He has been chosen by Republican state managers for a deputy post under Auditor General Sisson and will start after his current term ends in December. Moyer served three terms and was the first to break the two term limit rule. No successor plans are announced.

Gabriel H. Moyer Lebanon County Sisson Moyer Mr. Moyer

Another Sleighing Party From Middletown

A Middletown sleighing party rode to Hershey for a supper at the Hershey Restaurant Monday night around 11. The group included Dr and Mrs H W George Mr and Mrs Ira Spenger Mr and Mrs E Z Mone Mr and Mrs H Harnish T M Vogt D W Rhodes and Dr and Mrs H W Rhodes.

Middletown Hershey H. W. George Ira Spenger E. Z. Mone H. Harnish D. W. Rhodes H. W. Rhodes

Palmyra to Seek Charter for Electric Light Company

A charter application for Palmyra Electric Light and Power Company will be filed February 23 by Daniel Weaver John S Weaver Jacob B Weaver Henry Weaver and Raymond S Bixler to supply current from a Palmyra plant. J G Adams acts as attorney for the company.

Daniel Weaver John S. Weaver Jacob B. Weaver Henry Weaver Raymond S. Bixler Palmyra

The Gandy Show Returns With Brinker Brehm and Boyer

The Gandy Show is over and Billy Brinker Ray Brehm and Harry Boyer return to Hershey. Harry Boyer says he felt homesick and suffered sidewalkitis from walking on flagstones and Mother Earth as he adapts to life back home.

Harry Philadelphia Billy Ray Freihoffer Billy Brinker Ray Brehm Harry Boyer Hershey Mother Earth

Freshmen Valentine Party at McKinley High

McKinley High School freshmen hosted a Valentine gathering at the home of Misses Georgia and Eva Wick. The event featured piano duet performances by Georgia Wieck and Ruth Fasnacht, a piano solo by Alma Miller, lively games, and a singing close with the High School song. Attendees included Georgia Wick, Landis Greenawalt, Pauline Clark, Lloyd Balsbaugh, Lottie Conrad, Paul Baum, Edna Hocker, Victor Gingrich, Edith Habaker, Katie O'Neal, Eva Wick, Elsie Wick, and others.

McKinley High School Georgia Eva Wick McKinley School Georgia Wieck Ruth Fasnacht Alma Miller Georgia Wick Landis Greenawalt Pauline Clark Lloyd Balsbaugh Lottie Conrad Paul Baum Edna Hocker Victor Gingrich Edith Habaker Paul Kiein Katie O’neal Elsie Wick

Burial service joke tees off in golf clash

Tie Golfer mocks that burial rite will settle scores while the Clergyman quips about cows on a small farm. The exchange ends with advice that even good cows and feed fail without proper management.

Quotations From Philadelphia Flour Market

PHILADELPHIA PHILL market notes show winter low grades at 4.40 to 4.60 dollars per barrel and winter clear at 5.00 to 5.25 dollars. Bran quiet winter in bulk 27 to 27.50 dollars. spring in sacks 27 to 27.50. Wheat No 2 red 1.24 to 1.27 dollars. corn No 2 yellow local 0.70 to 0.74 dollars. Oats No 2 white 0.54 to 0.545 dollars. Poultry live hens 17.3 to 18.3 cents. old roosters 12 to 12.5 cents. Dressed firm choice fowls 18.4 cents. old roosters 14 cents. Butter quiet extra creamery 31.1 cents. pomkins 0.45 to 0.48 dollars per bushel.

Philadelphia

Live Stock Markets at Pittsburg Pack Yard Report

Pittsburg union stock yards show cattle at light to prime grades ranging from 6.25 to 6.75 dollars for prime cattle, sheep with prime wethers 6.80 to 7.00, hogs led by prime heaviest at 9.60, heavy workers 9.15 to 9.20, light Yorkers 9.05 to 9.10, pigs 9.55 to 9.60, and roughs 8.00 to 8.90.

Pittsburg Union

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