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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1915

Page

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Largest midwinter meeting marks Dauphin county school progress

Hershey hosted the biggest midwinter gathering of the Dauphin County School Directors Association with attendees from across the county. President Hoover and Superintendent ShamBaugh praised the event as a success and urged continued consolidation and improved facilities.

Dauphin County Hershey School Directors’ Association Hoover Shambaugh Hershey Central Theater Rapps Reading W. H. Horner William F. R. Murrie F. B. Snavely J. M Millard Ezra F. Hershey D. Clark A. W. Snavely George S. Rentz Hershey School Miss Wingert Murrie

Trust Company's Big Gains During Past Twelve Months

The Hershey Trust Company is highlighted for its strong performance over the past year. From a leading position, it moved into modern quarters, combining a fine home with enhanced facilities and continued success in its operations and investments.

Trust Company Hershey Trust Company S. C. Stecher

Unusual Lecture Fills Central Theater Sunday

The Sunday program at the Central Theater featured Harry C. Ostrander of New York in a world tour lecture with moving pictures about Orient peoples and religions. Next Sunday Edward R. Bushnell will present The Making of the Men of Tomorrow with over 100 slides and Olympic photo collection.

Harry Ostrander Harry C. Ostrander New York Hershey Ostrander Russell Stoner Millard Brandau A. S. Lehman Homer Smith Baron Marks John Moyer Ivan Mease Pauline Clark Fanny Crosby Kebach Edward R. Bushnell Bushny London Stockholm America Sweden Bushnell

Builder James Putt Shapes Hershey Farm Barns Ideas

Builder James Putt leads a wave of advanced farm architecture at Hershey enterprises with new calf barns and sanitary, stanchionless feeding systems. The Industrial School complex showcases a 388 by 108 feet barn with 900 tons hay capacity and a Swiss roof, drawing hundreds of visitors and inspiring nationwide interest.

Industrial ‘School Putt Ayrshire Hershey James Putt Jim Putt Builder Putt Industrial School Hershey ‘Press Putts Lumberger East Hanover

For the Fly Campaign Opens War on March 6 at Central Theater

The Hershey civic drive against flies begins with Dr. Dawson of Cleveland presenting an illustrated talk on practical control methods at the Central Theater on March 6. Mr. Dubois the chemist aids the campaign and Hershey residents are urged to organize and cooperate. The notice also urges immediate removal of winter pests and full participation in the fight.

Hershey Central Theater Dawson Cleveland Dubois Community Post Citzzens of Ble

Tlorahey Male Chorus Formed At Regular Meeting

At the regular meeting Monday night the Tlorahey Male Chorus was organized and ratified as part of the Men's Club. The group will not accept new members until after the upcoming concert, a joint event with the YWCA Glee Club scheduled for May 10.

Tlorahey Y. W. G. A. Glee Club

Shenk-Foltz Wedding in Palmyra Ends in New York Honeymoon

Miss Eva Tolty daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank G Molt of Palmyra wed Eugene Shenk of Staelton son of Mr and Mrs Abraham Shenk of Palmyra at the Palmyra Reformed Church. Officiating was Rev John Prants. The couple left for a honeymoon to New York and other eastern points and will reside in Ste ton where the groom works. Both are highly esteemed and have many friends.

Eva Tolty Frank G. Molt Palmyra Eugene Shenk Staelton Mra Abraham, Shenk John Prants New York Steton

Funeral of Mrs Leithiser in Hershey

Funeral services for Mrs. James B. Leithiser were held in Hershey with many relatives and friends attending. Transit cars and local stores paused in respect and flowers from business associates and organizations adorned the casket as ministers praised her life and community service. The procession proceeded to Reading for interment at Charles Sivans Cemetery with Rev. Linebaugh officiating.

James B. Leithiser Hershey Messrs Krause and Haverstick Leithiser M. S. Hershey Bara I. Torshey W. B. Lolthiser J. 2B. Schaafar David Wimentrout Oliver Spreachar Reading Rov. N. la Linebaugh and Mas John H. Snyder Mra W. J. H. Murrie Harry N. Horr Sarah Hershey Charles Sivans Rev My. Linebaugh

Spring Arrives as Prairie Dogs Wake amid Budding Life

Fragmented notes describe warming season bringing prairie dogs out and birds returning. A garter awake event is noted as killed this week, with further mentions of spring growth and wildlife activity.

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Lyceum Course Closes with Cecilian Concert Company

Hershey Men's Club presented a strong winter lyceum lineup with two concerts illustrated talks and a varied Cecilian Concert Company program. The final evening featured twenty numbers with standout performances by Miss Wheat Miss Burns Miss Gray and Miss Bloomquist Jeweled by era costumes from 1865 and noted for refinement and talent.

Hershey Men’s Club Hershey Lyceum Cecilian Miss Wheat Miss Burns Miss Gray Bloomquist Wheat

Peak Sisters Shine in Central Theater Night Performance

Peak sisters dazzled Monday at the Thershey Central Theater under Miss Mary Bureh and Miss Blanche Cassel. The seven sisters wore diverse costumes from English to Dutch styles and entertained with singing acting and recitation. Miss Dissinger guided the show with a tale of their journey from wilderness to Worshay. Attendees praised each performer including Miss Joan Mel Holland Miss Irena Gerber Miss Pearl Rodney Miss Anna Sutcliffe Miss Lillian Grosh and Miss Grove.

Thershey Central Theater Peak Mary Bureh Blanche Cassel Plano Haddresa Rlate Avan Justina Dissinger Worshay Hummelstown Campbelltown Miss Dissinger Joan Mel Holland Irena Gerber Pearl Rodney Anna Sutcliffe Lillian Grosh Miss Grove

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Mr. Snavely Albert W. Snavely Snavely Keboch Derry Smmall Lines Snayoly Danny Derry Township Greiner Methley McKinley Build Knowledge Hill Grenada Avenue Landis Gingrich Rock Ridge Foreman Waltonville Secondary Achoola Eiby Uscussion Voxy W. le Linebaugh Shenk—Foltz Cecilian Concert Company Peak Sisters
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