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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
3
Local notes report church remodeling at Bellegrove United Brethren and a papering job by H. W. Light & Son. Community events include a Valentine party, census work updates, a wedding at Zion Church, and various visits by officials and merchants. Obituaries note Katie Beamesderfer of Jonestown. Napoleon- era style civic activities, sermons, concerts, and plans for a large Union Hose Company supper.
Mrs. Guy Hatz hosted a Valentine Social at the Misses Grayhill home 24 West Sheridan Avenue honoring St Pauls Evangelical Church Sunday School Class. Guests enjoyed piano music by Ruth Clendennin Homer Yeakel and Mrs Hatz plus games and a decorated refreshment table with Souvenir Valentines. The event included Harold Becker Ralph Byle Jerre Boyer and others with Miss Ruth Clendennin and Hannah Boltz among attendees. Sherman Elliot former resident died in Columbia Ohio after brief pneumonia.
The echo phenomenon amuses visitors at the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Singing two notes creates echoes, while three notes repeat and morph into organ like sounds. A Finnish cavern echoes with frightening roars and moans. Near Shipley church in Sussex an echo repeats 21 syllables.
The article explains there is no distinct Conscience Fund in the U S Treasury as conscience money is deposited into the general fund. In 1913 receipts totaled 2814 44 dollars, bringing the cumulative total to 43461569 dollars. Contributions vary from cents to thousands, with origins dating to 1811 under President Madison. The largest single year was 35868 dollars in 1902 and the top individual gift was 18669 60 dollars to New York customs.
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