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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1926

Page

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Teachers Institute To Be Held At Hershey High

Public school teachers of lower Dauphin County will hold their eighth annual institute in the Hershey high school auditorium on Saturday at 915 in the morning. Sessions all day include a feature inspection of the new high school building and a program with music and speeches by local educators and officials.

Lower Dauphin County Hershey High School A. M. Hinkle Paul M. Kinports Marion Roth Cornet Fred Pronto Comrades of the Road Wilson Kentucky Geibel Teachers Opportunity F. H. Gaige Millersville State Normal School Samuel L. Barrow Pennsylvania State Educational Association Red Cross Lyman D. Gilbert L. Lee Driver Department of Public Instruction Prin Samuel A. Johnston Minnie Stambaugh Jessie R. Dersheimer Anna_ D. Krauss Hannah Keiffer Shippensburg State Normal School Adam Smith Lee Driver Dauphin Highspire Hummelstown Middletown Paxtang Penbrook Royalton Steelton Conewago Derry East Hanover South Hanover West Hanover Londonderry Lower Paxton Middle Paxton Susquehanna Swatara Lower Swatara

American Legion Washington's Birthday Dance Report

Several hundred attended the American Legion Washington's Birthday Dance at Hershey Winter Dance Hall on Monday evening. The hall was decorated with red white and blue bunting and flags. Phil Fisher's Orchestra of ten played peppy music. Vera Miller Esta Black and Mary Deppen performed exhibition dances from Miss Ethelyn Storey's class. The committee included A Bowman Snavely Grover Sheckart Norman Stahle John Brenber aerhur Wetzel Ira Shenk Jerome Rall.

American Legion Washington Hershey Phil Fisher Vera Miller Esta Black Mary Deppen Ethelyn Storey A. Bowman Snavely Grover Sheckart Norman Stahle John Brenberer Aerhur Wetzel Ira Shenk Jreomerall

Much Sickness in Hershey Schools

A wave of illness hits Hershey Schools as many students miss class from colds and grippe. The piece urges strict hygiene and the use of handkerchiefs in public spaces to curb contagion, noting teachers sometimes misuse or lack proper hygiene supplies. It calls for a collective hygienic conscience and better provision of clean cloths.

Hershey

Hershey High seniors study Philadelphia city government

The Senior Class of Hershey High School studying Problems of Democracy under George L Palmgren received a manual of Philadelphia city council outlines of each department and comparative criminal records for 1923 1924 and 1925 from Abner Okum newly appointed Assistant Director of Public Safety.

Hershey High School George L. Palmgren Philadelphia Abner Okum Public Safety of

Hershey Hospital News Briefs

Edith Walmer of Hershey Route 1 is discharged after appendicitis surgery. Mr and Mrs M F Alexander of 620 W Main St Hummelstown announce a son Harry Alfred born February 10. Mr and Mrs Jonathan St Snyder of Palmyra announce son Jonathan Jr born February 12. Master WM Seibert of Hummelstown Route 2 discharged after facial burns. Mrs Earl Fouche discharged after a week with grippe. Mr and Mrs DeWitt Miller of Palmyra announce daughter Doris Virginia. George Shearer remains hospitalized with grippe.

Edith Walmer Hershey Hershey Hospital M. F. Alexander W. Main Street Hummelstown Harry Alfred Jonathan Mra Earl Fouche Grippe DeWitt S. Miller Palmyra Doris Virginia George Shearer

Thank Offering at Fishburn's Church

The Woman's Missionary Society holds a Thank Offering service at Fishburn's Church on February 28 at 10 50 o clock. Sallie Kreider Dohner, returned missionary from Africa, will speak. Members should bring Thank Offering boxes. Revival services are held every evening except Monday.

The Woman's Missionary Society Fishburn’s Church Sallie Kreider Dohner Africa

Rehearsal for Minstrel Show Scheduled in Hershey Central

The next rehearsal for the Minstrel show will be held on Monday March 1 at 7 00 PM in the Hershey Central Theatre, ahead of the Friday April 23 performance.

Hershey Central Theatre

Hershey Industrial School Boys Show Musical Promise

Music critic Walter Priestley praises the Hershey Industrial School boys after their Valentine Day exercises. He envisions forming a joint boys choir trained under one roof, highlighting potential educational value and community pride, and commends the directors for a well run program.

Hershey Industrial School Walter Priestley Hershey

State Police and Motor Patrol Dance a Social Success

The Hershey Winter Dance Hall hosted a social for the Training Schools of the Pennsylvania State Police and State Highway Patrol. Nearly four hundred attendees enjoyed gowns, music, and exhibitions as Lieut. D. I. Miller chaired arrangements. refreshments were served and guests listed include Mr. and Mrs. George Mathers among many others.

Hershey Pennsylvania State Police D. I. Miller Mittee George Mathers Mary Fisher Evelee Wright Harriet Waggonseller Dorothy Weills Harriet Fitzpatrick Esther Swingley Suzanne Mumphreyes Mae Yoder Mildred Wilson Martha McAllister Mary Hackenberger Claudia Beckman Evelyn Holtzman Lorna Simmons Alice Smith Wallace Hoertzer Ellis Myrtle Borwn Emily Smith Evelyn Taylor Agnes Brennen Gladys McAllister Harry S. Huber G. W. Silks J. S. Garrett Frank Milla C. EI. Harris Paul Weaver Lillian Bernheiser Mma Geiger Bertha A. Seifert Ruth Taylor Louise Fisher W. C. Price W. H. Connell VanDurer J. W. McCarrole C. A. Writman Flickinger Benj. G. Bynun Migs Eynon Person Black Klough Mathews Bunting Stroup Hamilton Holtzman Campbell Cook Labrou Roberts W.hifery Baker Reichard John Price Overmiller Carl A. Knorr Wm. Hoffman Ray Smith Jack Neller Harry Biles Homer Fanny Harrisburg K »Stael Angell Mathewson Helen Gilson Mary RR. Clemens J. R. MacDonald G. J. Palmgren Nelle R. VanMetre Kleen Lafever Nettie G. Brenner Sanuel Barrow Marian 1 Kingaburg Mra Frank P. Wentzel Marion A. Roth Virginia Browne Helen I. Crozier Harry A. Behney Carrie M. Lady Sarah J, Perry Lora Woodward BE. I. Edwarde Miriam Snyder Ruth Hamsher Kathryn Elford Lena V. Beale Mildred Andres Norma S Oren Laura M Wm F. Burrie J. Landis Zimmerman Oscar Bordner Charles Miller Harry Kaley Hyland Ei. M. Hershey Hostetter Verna Rodgers

Mrs Harnish and Miss Gingrich Stage Splendid Recital

A strong turnout attended an Evening of Music at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on Friday. Mrs Harnish, a soprano, delivered notable performances including Meyerbeer and Dvorak selections. Despite a nervous breakdown, cellist Hilda Gingrich played five numbers with fine tone. Esther Gingrich provided excellent accompaniment on piano.

Hilda Gingrich Gingrich Esther Gingrich

Hershey Girls To Help at Harrisburg Conference

Members of the Tri Y Club discuss the Girl Reserve Conference to be held in Harrisburg March 5 to 7. Ruth and Mary Taylor Elda Hutchinson Lois Gilman Louise Shay Grace Lloyd Mildred Runkle Mildred Edwards Helen Schmidt Ruth Liller named to attend. Lois Gilman Grace Lloyd elected to participate in the ceremony. Louise Shay chosen to lead a discussion group. Girls depart Friday night with advisers Dorothy Hill and Rachel Baker. Lights adjusted and volley ball to begin next Tuesday. Blue Triangle Club to start volley ball Friday. Deborah discussed this week after a brief business meeting. Board of Directors meets Monday at 7 30 PM. attendance urged.

Tri-Y Club Harrisbur Ruth Mary Taylor Elda Hutchinson Lois Gilman Louise Shay Grace Lloyd Mildred Runkle Mildred Edwards Helen Schmidt Ruth Liller Hershey Dorothy Hill Rachel Baker Gurney Blue Triangle Club Deborah

Edith D Addona Weds Louis Spaziani in Hershey

Miss Edith D Addona of Hershey and Louis Spaziani of Lebanon wed at St. Joan of Arc rectory in a ceremony led by Rev. P J Phelan. The bride wore bridal satin with silver lace, bouquets featured white carnations and narcissus, maid of honor Adeline Ferrucci, best man Asper Moore. Honeymooned to Altoona Pittsburgh and Wheeling W Va.

Edith D’addona Hershey Louis Spaziani Lebanon P. J. Phelan St. Joan of Arc Catholic Adeline E. Ferrucci Hummelstown Asper Moore Alfonsia Savastio C. Bucci Altoona Pittsburgh Wheeling W. Va

Washington's Birthday Observed at High School Assembly

Washington's Birthday was observed at the high school with a student led program in the assembly. Seventh grade pupils presented scripture, recitations, piano solos, and orations honoring Washington with readings and dialogue reflecting the holiday.

Washington William Graeff Tony William Barbine George Washington Carlyle Sherrick Marie Mays Earl Christ Helen Ebersole Washiaging Hubert Taylor Wahington Marie Bander Reading Doris Brubaker

Miss Lydia Weltmer Shower Honored by Friends

Miss Lydia Weltmer was guest of honor at a miscellaneous surprise shower hosted by Miss Esther Wheeler of Harrisburg. The event featured pink and white color theme, a luncheon, cards, and gifts for the honoree. Attendees included Teabelle Yoko Lebanon Mrs Harold Engle Dorothy Wolfersberger Palmyras Mildred Hocker Adaline Ferrucel Tummela town Mildred Miller Reno Kelbler Lydia Kathryn Weltmer Hershey Eleanor Wheeler Eather Wheeler and H B Wheeler Harrisburg.

Lydia Weltmer Esther Wheeler Harrisburg Miss Weltmer Misa Teabelle Yoko Lebanon Harold Engle Dorothy Wolfersberger

Birth of Louis Conningsby Williams in East Arena

Mr and Mrs Benj Williams announce the birth of a son Louis Conningsby on Sunday February both mother and baby are reported doing well.

Benj. Williams East Arena Avenue Louis Conningsby

Winter Quips and Fables From The Smokestack

A satirical column blends verse on winter woes and fashion with humorous vignettes. It notes frozen radiators and bare knees, muddled manners, a tale of a neighbor who returns a loan in good condition, and a midnight musings bit about a named reader Rufus White and his wrinkled outlooks.

We'll Be Happy Drifting Through a Humorous Parable

A quirky verse dialogue questions what lifts dull minds asking if beer wine gin or ale brings joy. The marble topped man notes some folks resemble a scissors grinder endlessly seeking dullness, while others choose reading jokes to spark mirth.

Unclear Excerpt Marks Humor in Columbia Jester

A fragment from the Columbia Jester laments a stubborn stamp and recalls family jokingly licking it as a humorous aside. The odd line highlights playful local humor and a quirky historical voice.

Lighting Highways to Combat Blinding Headlights

Engineering News-Record urges highway illumination to reduce blinding headlights. The piece argues stronger enforcement and costs will improve safety, suggesting lighting as a remedy and proposing compulsory headlight use for night drivers.

Peron

Fooling the Boys in Old Country School Life

A reminiscence contrasts slow paced rural life with modern busyness. It recalls boys leaving school after trapping scents and how talk along the road shaped daily rhythms, from porch politics to neighbors and tobacco swaps, ending with a note on installment era changes.

Over The Hill at Hershey Central Theatre

The William Fox film Over the Hill returns to Hershey Central Theatre for two showings Friday and Saturday. Mary Carr leads as the self sacrificing mother in a wholesome tale based on Will Carleton poems with lasting family appeal.

William Fox Over the Hill Hershey Central Theatre Will Carleton Carleton Mr. Fox New York Paul H. Sloane Speman Harry Millarde Mary Carr

Hersheyites at Harrisburg Luther League Convention

Hershey residents Paul M Kinports and Louise Shay attended the 8th annual Harrisburg District Luther League convention at Memorial Lutheran Church Harrisburg on February 22. Officers were elected including President John G Kurzenknabe and Secretary Dorothy S Heiges with committees led by Rev Paul M Kinports and Miss Lilly E Roth.

Paul M. Rinports Louise Shay Norman Stahle Harrisburg Luther League Memorial Lutheran Church Ira W. Aungst Memorial of Harrisburg Wilbur Eschenour Gettysburg College Paul M Kinports Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Hershey M. L. Lutz Shiremenstown Lilly E. Roth Paul Herr Carlisle M. Elizabeth Walsh Camp Hill Edith E. Fegley Mechanicsburg Alfred Sutcliffe Hummelstown

Missionary Meeting Elects Officers at Derry Church

The Ladies' Missionary meeting of Derry Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Morris Wenger's home on East Derry Road. Officers elected were Mrs. Wenger president, Mrs. James B. MacClure vice president, Mrs. Paul Everett grim e, Miss Naomi Woomer treasurer, and Mrs. William Hackman corresponding secretary. They planned a mission study class at the Manse on Thursday February 25 and an Everybody Birthday Party in the near future.

Derry

Class Annual Holds Attention by High School Staff

The editorial staff elected by the pupils of the High School to publish their annual is busy collecting material for the publication. It aims to have all manuscripts ready for the printer by mid April with printing by the Harrisburg Telegraph.

Harrisburg

Death of Homer C. Mack in Pittsburgh

Homer C. Mack formerly of Hummels Town died at his Pittsburgh home on Tuesday February 23. He was the son of Mr and Mrs D Q E Mack of Hummels Town. Survived by his wife of Pittsburgh and his parents of Trummelstown a sister Mrs John Leitzinger of Hummels Town and a brother Prowell Mack of Schenectady NY.

Homer C. Mack Humimelstown Pittsburgh DQ. E. Mack Hummelstown Heda Trummelstown John Leitzinger Prowell 5. Mack Schenectady N.Y

The W. C. T. U. Meeting At Miss Keggerris Home

The W C T U will meet at the home of Miss Ella Keggerris on Cocoa Avenue Tuesday evening March 2 at 7 o clock. Every member is requested to be present and bring a friend or new member.

Ella Keggerris Cocoa Avenue

Boy Scouts Activity Hikes to Swatara Cabin

The Men’s Club Scouts Troop No. 1 hiked to their cabin along Swatara Creek on Sunday. They spent the afternoon tracking cooking fire-building and games. A note mentions another ice on Sunday February 28.

Men's Club Swatara Creek

Palys Housing Couples Celebrate Wood Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Amon D Barley Mr and Mrs Charles R Gray and Mr and Mrs Mervin Snyder of Palys marked their wooden wedding anniversaries on Sunday February 14 Their wives received rolling pins from their husbands as gifts.

Amon D. Barley Charles R. Gray Mervin Snyder Palys

Onward Christian Soldiers sermon by Hershey Legion

The Hershey American Legion Post and Boy Scouts heard Rev. Paul M. Kinports at Holy Trinity Lutheran as he preached on Onward Christian Soldiers. He traced the hymn’s history from Sabine Gould to its wartime symbolism and urged unity in the church and world.

Hershey Post American Legion Boy Scouts Holy Trinity Lutheran Paul M. Kinports Sabine Gould Exeter England Port Elizabeth South Africa Clara College Oxford Church of England Arthur Seymour Sullivan Paul Jesus Christ Church of Jesus Christ Church Earth Heaven Church of God Washington Gladden Baring Gould Church of Christ On Earth Dr. Johnson

Hershey High Schools Wins Second Debate Victory

The Hershey High School negative team defeated New Cumberland High School by a 2-1 vote on the question of federal government ownership of coal mines. Debaters were Millard Garver Dorothy Hyland Charlotte Heil and LeRoy Shank for Hershey with judges D. E. Crosley R. W. Schlosser and Paul A. Wallace and Earl Mays presiding.

Hershey High Schoo New Cumberland High School Millard Garver Dorothy Hyland Charlotte Heil LeRoy Shank New Cumberland Forrest Lutters Beatrice Conley Sarah Bowen Aliene Seipe Roth Snow Woodworth Snyder Hershey Earl Mays Board of Education D. E. Crosley Department of Education Harrisburg R. W. Schlosser Elizabethtown College Elizabethtown Paul A. W. Wallace Lebanon Valley College Annville

Boy's Alertness Wins Citizenship for Father

A 10-year-old boy's quick wit helps Ferdinando Materazzi win naturalization in Dauphin County Court. Despite 15 years in the United States and limited English, he answers civic questions after his son Albert identifies the American flag atop two flags in the home. Judge Fox orders admission, citing the family’s intelligence and the father's language challenge.

Dauphin County Ferdinando Materazzi Hershey Chocolate Company Swatara Station Fox United States Washington State Capitol Harrisburg Albert Judge Fox

Chop-Down Sale Tops Earlier Hershey Event

The Chop-Down Sale at Hershey Department Store on Washington's Birthday outpaced prior years in volume and dollars. Prize winners from Anatele Beauty salon include Helen Shhaefer of Hummelstown for a permanent wave, Mrs. Russel Zentmeyer of Hershey for a facial, Mrs. Elizabeth Polk of Hershey for a shampoo and Marcel wave, and Mrs. A. Hedges of Middletown for a hand and arm massage with manicure.

Hershey Washington Anatele Ollows Helen Shhaefer Hummelstown Russel Zentmeyer Elizabeth Polk A. Hedges Middletown

Vierra's Hawaiians Perform At Her shey Central Theatre

Vierra's Hawaiians, seven performers, appear next Thursday evening March 4 at the Her shey Central Theatre with feature reel Night Life in New York starring Dorothy Gish Earnest Torrence and R Larouque. Two shows at 6 30 and 8 30. Admission 15 and 35 cents.

Vierra Hershey Central Theatre Night Life New York Starrin Dorothy Gish Earnest Torrence R Larouque

Frog Man Featured at Hershey Central Theatre

Norman known as the Frog Man will headline a big feature act at the Hershey Central Theatre on Saturday evening February 27. Shows are at 6.40 and 8.30 o clock with a special added attraction.

Norman Frog Man Hershey Central Theatre Saturda

Name Wanted for Yearbook Inspires Local Suggestions

A school invites community input for the annual yearbook name. Proposed options include The Hersheyite The Chocolatier The Blue and Gold and The Hershey HL with a note to send ideas to the Principal.

Hersheyite Phe Chocolatier

Death of Mrs Mary Hite shocks Gravel Hill community

The community mourns the sudden death of Mrs Mary A Hite on Monday February 22 from heart trouble. A Gravel Hill resident, she leaves children Daniel Hite and Mrs Morris McCurdy of Palmyra, ten grandchildren and one great grandchild, four brothers and two sisters. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 at the house with burial in Deposit cemetery.

Mra Mary A. Hite Gravel Hill Daniel Hite Morris McCurdy Palmyra Daniel 13 Hess Harrisburg Samuel Gallinger Julian Potter J. C. Hess Samuel B. Hears Amon E. Heas Hershey Deposit Cemetery

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Teachers Institute Hershey High Hershey Hospital News Mrs. Harnish Hershey Girls Rufus Rufus White George Jeffahson Abouah Blue Augusta Wind Skunks Corners Ben Puttinitoff Puttinitoff Columbia Manse Mary Hite
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