Hershey Girls Fall Hard To Harrisburg Hassett Unit
The Hershey Girls lose 31 to 7 to the Hassett Club of Harrisburg on their home court. Hershey struggles to score, Myrtle Hershey tallying all points from fouls while Harrisburg’s Sweeney and Burns lead with five field goals each. A rematch against Oberlin High School is set for Friday evening at Hershey Park on the Y W C A court, with a large crowd expected.
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Hershey Girls
Hassett Club
Harrisburg
Hershey
Myrtle Hershey
Harrisburg Girls
Sweeney
Burns
Hassett
Olivets Grow Lead With Fifth Straight Junior League Win
The Olivets topped the Fords 18 to 9 on Tuesday afternoon at the Hershey Men's Club to extend their five game winning streak in the Junior League. The Racers slipped to a cellar position after a 20 to 3 loss to the Hawks, who remain in the top standings.
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Olivets
Hershey
Fords
Racers
Hawks
Olivers Voc
Price
Desd
Gage
Wataee
Hershey Bull Dogs Clash With Olivets in Lebanon Game
The Hershey Bull Dogs meet the Olivets of Lebanon on the Lebanon YooM. Co. A. court this evening. The locals seek revenge after beating the Olivets earlier this season and aim to maintain their strong form and pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Bull
Lebanon
Miss Hershey's Scoring Highlight in Local Contests
Miss Virginia Pershey of Lebanon Valley College led her team in a recent game against Camp TV High School, scoring 10 field goals. Her strong offensive showing continues a season of standout performances for the Cirds' dive of Lebanon Valley.
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Virginia Pershey
Cirds’ Dive
Lebanon Valley College
Camp TV High School
Miss Hershey
Esther Bachman
Annville
Guyer
Miss Bubb
Camp Hill
Miss Sugle
Harrisburg
Virginia Hershey
Murphy Defeated in Quaker City Bout by Leanne of New York
Unclear report describes Murphy losing to Leanne of New York in a Monday bout in Philadelphia. The text notes Murphy endured a severe beating but showed resilience and later appeared in Hershey for further moments.
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Amay Murphy
Quaker City
Leanne
New York
Murphy
Geneiess
Harir
Hershey
A Great Actress Opens Vacation Run at Acades of Music
Mrs Patetek Cuampbell stars in a lively streaming comedic performance by Geo Bernard Shaw at the Acades of Music Lebanon. The piece features noted actress in central roles, including an adaptation echoing her prior stage work and a notable dance sequence by a Shanghai dancer. Prices listed 200.
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Oulelt
Acades of Music
Lebanon
Patetek
Geo Berniard Shaw
Clint Boend
Wil da Seelag
Chia
Adinte Dna Camedy
Tan Doolittle
Abes
Che
London
Hershey High Beats Middletown 29 to 15 in Close Match
Hershey High School defeated Middletown High Friday evening by 29 to 15. Wirth and Bomgardner led Hershey with field goals while Clark scored nine fouls on 14 attempts. Substitutes included Rudy for Bees and Snavely and Kupp contributing in the scoring.
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Hershey
Middletown
Clark
Wirth
Bomgardner
Conklin
Wade
Sunday baseball row reshapes Blue Ridge League
Cumberland Frostburg and Piedmont withdrew admission bids over Sunday games. Hanover Gettysburg and Chambersburg opposed Sunday ball, with Lonaconing added. Season opens May 10 with 100 games across six clubs. Leb Valley College girls basketball led by Esther Bachman and Virginia Hershey, track prep by Von Beichey, and Eddie Hooper to manage Chambersburg in the Blue Ridge League.
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Cumberland
Frostburg
Piedmont
Hanover
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Lonaconing
Blue Ridge
Eddie Hooper
Lancaster
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Harrisburg Five Edges Carlisle Indian In Final Spurt
Harrisburg five faced Carlisle Indian in Chestnut Street arena. The Indians fought hard but Harrisburg pulled ahead in the last five minutes as Turrisburg sparked a 10 point run. Final score 48 to 88. McCord and Rote led Harrisburg with 13 field goals combined.
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Harrishire
Carlisle
Mood
Crane
Taddins
New Game Laws Probed by Up State Lawmakers
A fragmented report outlines recommendations for wildlife and fishing legislation. Proposals include open seasons for rabbits pheasants and quail adjustments for deer and waterfowl, nursery protections for young game, and state land sale oversight.
Hummellstown Faces Defeat Amid Poor Attendance
Fragmented play left Hummeltown short handed against Piaraett on Badunday. Four regulars were absent as Tithtinelstown struggled with limited firepower and ended with a weak showing in the field.
Quail Scarce in Pennsylvania Faces Two Year Ban
The Pennsylvania Game Commission argues for a two year closed season on quail as a solution to near extinction. Disease from importations and failed Mexican stock left quail numbers at a low ebb despite stocking efforts. The agency also notes progress with other game, including deer, elk, turkeys, and rabbits, and plans to add preserves statewide.
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Pennsylvania
Joseph ‘Kalbfuss
State Game Commission
Keystone State
Game Commission
Tampico
Mexico
Bob Whites
Pennsylvania Game Commission
The
Harrisburg Planner Joins National City Planning Committee
George A. Shhreiner of Harrisburg joins the American Civic Association city planning committee. The group will lead an energetic campaign for nationwide adoption of comprehensive city planning and educational propaganda to inform officials and civic bodies. J Horace McFarland is president of the association.
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George A. Shhreiner
Harrisburg
Planning Commission
The
American Civic Association
United States
J. Horace McFarland
Lutheran Church Riple School Service at 9 15 a m
Holy Trinity notices list a Lutheran church service at 9 15 a m with sermon at 10 30 a m by Rev J D A Brown. A senior catechetical class Sunday is also announced by Rev J D M Brown.
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Holy Trinity
Lutheran Church
Riple School
Sermo
J. D. AL. Brown
J. D. M. Brown
Derry Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
George Snavely Rentz will lead at 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 30 a m morning worship with communion. Congregation meeting after worship. Evening worship at 7 30 p m with Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m Theme What the Future Hath in Store Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 p m led by Ma I L Reist.
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Christian Endeavor
I. L. Reist
First United Brethren Church Services
Rev N L Linebaugh presides with Bible School at 9 15 Children’s Hour at 2 00 Christian Endeavor at 6 00 Holy Communion at 10 15 and 7 80 Reception of new members at morning and evening services
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Church Events Outline Elder Longenocker Leads Sunday Schedule
Church of the Brethren announces Elder J. H. Longenocker in charge with Sunday school at 9 80 a m and preaching service at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 30 p m.
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J. H. Longencker
Sunnday-school
Pioneer iron founder Robert Allison dies at Port Carbon
One Robert Allison, a pioneer iron manufacturer who founded Franklin Iron Works at Port Carbon, dies suddenly at 50. He bought America’s first gasoline propelled car, paying 1000 dollars for a Winton single cylinder on April 1, 1898, a machine once a curiosity that troubled horse drivers until accustomed.
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Robert Allison
Port Carbon
Franklin Iron Works
Allison
IMPLEMENT DEALERS MEETING AT HOTEL STRATFORD
An official meeting of the local Eastern Retail Implement and Vehicle Dealers Association chapter will convene at the Hotel Stratford in Lebanon on Friday February 25 with sessions starting at 2 30 p m and again in the evening. Speakers include Mr Keihl on Salesmanship and Frank Wright on dealer conditions. Members attend free while non members pay 5 cents for supper at 8 p m featuring chicken and waffles.
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Eastern Retail Implement and Vehicle Dealers’ Association
Stratford
Lebanon
Keihl
Frant Wright
Great Cattle Market Lancaster Dominates Eastern Livestock Trade
The Lancaster cattle market at Union Stock Yards draws buyers from seventeen Pennsylvania counties and parts of Maryland Delaware and New Jersey. Despite long suspensions and years of partial interruption, the market handles over 6 000 000 in annual volume, bringing weekly crowds and substantial spending to Lancaster and surrounding regions.
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Lancaster
Beggeneer
Union Stock Yards
Lancaster City
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Trancaster
Couple Buried Together in One Grave
Mrs Henry Landis aged 80 died Friday night at her daughter Mrs Henry Adams in Ephrata. Her husband followed in death Sunday morning. Both victims of the grippe the couple wished to be buried together and their bodies were laid to rest in a single grave.
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Henry Landis
Henry Adams
Ephrata
Deaths of the Week in North Londonderry Area
Amos Hemperly a North Londonderry farmer died at Good Samaritan Hospital Trebanon from complications after a mule kick to the knee two weeks earlier. He would have turned 50 on March 16 and is survived by his widow and three children. Mary A. Bender, mother of Clarence Bender of Mount Holly Springs, died at home in Mount Holly Springs after a sudden illness. her son rushed to her side but she passed away quietly. Mr. Bender plans to return to Hershey next month.
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Amos” Hemperly
Londonderry
Good Samaritan Hospital
Trebanon
Hemperly
Bindnagle’s
Washington Camp No. 182
P.O. S
Palmyra
Eugene Behm
Samuel Hess
Rutherford Heights
Dauphin County
Robert
Middletown
Mary
A. Bender
Clarence Bender
Mount Holly Springs
Mrs Fannie R Missemer Dies at 59 in Mt Joy Borough
Mrs Fannie R Missemer wife of J R Missemer editor of Mt Joy Star and News died last week at her home in Mt Joy Borough from heart trouble. She was 59 and survived by husband and children including George editor of a Shanghai newspaper, Garfield with Los Angeles Examiner, Joan of Hugo Col Benjamin in Harrisburg Mary wife of H C Knouse Paxtang Bertha and Wolgar at home. Two sisters also survive. Obsequies held from home Saturday afternoon with interment at Mt Tunnel cemetery Rev M P Hocker officiating.
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Fannie R. Missemer
J. R. Missemer
Mt. Joy
Joan
Hugo
Col
Benjamin
Harrisburg
Mary
H. C. Knouse
Paxtang
Bertha
Wolgar
Edward Allwine
Hear Huimmelstown
Lias Wissler
Near Deodate
Mt. Tunnel Cemetery
M. P. Hocker
Middletown
Second Annual Hummelstown High Orchestra Concert
Hershey residents expected to attend the second annual concert of the Hummelstown high school orchestra in the high school room Friday evening. Miss Sara Lerner of Harrisburg will play several violin solos. T O Mitman, high school teacher, directs the orchestra.
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Hershey
Hummelstown High School
Sara: Lerner
Harrisburg
T. O. Mitman
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McCarthy
Hershey Fid. G. Fis
Stuckey
Dissinger
Garman
Engle
Guar
McCurdy
Godine Carough
Boston
Hershey High
Twwentynine
von BE Ichey
Lebanon Valle College
Sorgetown ‘University
Washington
Mickey “ix
Lee Tiettet
Spirit
Up State
Los
Cor Bane
Hummelstown
Derry Presbyterian Church
George Snavely Rentz
First. United. Brethren Church
N. L. Linebaugh
Church OF the Brethren
Philadelphia
Hershey Improvement Company
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Pennsylvania
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