Many Hershey Area Residents Mark New Year Visits
A lengthy list of Hershey area residents and friends record New Year and holiday travels visits to Harrisburg Lebanon Middletown Lancaster Philadelphia and Derry Church. Individuals include J B Leithiser George E Buehl Samuel Lutz Esther McClure and Ruth Miller among others with multiple trips to Philadelphia for the Mummers parade and family gatherings across central Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
C. P. Hoffman
George E. Buehl
Hershey
Philadelphia
Samuel Lutz
Lutz
A. A.hean
Middletown
John Lutz
Lebanon
L. PP. Williams
E. Simmons
Harrisburg
Esther. McClure
H. I. Miller
J. N. Smith
Carrie
Rodger
Hans and
Fritz
Orpheum
Harry Christ
Earl
Paul D. Ulrich
J. R. Kreider
Lancaster
Hershey Inn
Elizabeth Pfautz
Mary B
Lizzie M. Musser
Mountville
Lancaster County
C. R. Longenecker
Helen
Irene
Blanche
R. ‘R. Butterwick
United Brethren Parsonage
George Dechert
G. L. Detweiler
H.M. Witman
Lynn W. Meekins
New York City
Amos Geesaman
Fontana
Elizabeth Grove
Hummelstown
W. H. Fasnacht
Allen Evans
Palmyra
S. S. Brown
Walter
Beulah
Anna Hershey
Ruth Ebsenshade
George School
R. W. Esbenshade
F. L. DeVerter
John B. Dichm
Uershdy
Lititz
W. Se. Miller
Migs Helen Burlingame
Berwick
Mr. Miller
Hershey Chocolate Company
A. L. VanSyckle
O. O. Rochow
Baltimore
F. B
Gro More Farms
Sabel Harry
Holton
Kansas
Harry
Aaron Slesser
Delightful Holiday Dance at Ruff's Hall Hummelstown
Katherine Nissley of Hummelstown hosted a grand holiday party at Ruff's Hall with many college students home for recess in attendance. Guests included Misses Fox Fox Muth Muth Hershey Hershey Conrad Shull Schaffner Shoemaker McQueen Mullin Shope, and Messrs Prowell S Mack Sykes Holler Erb Schaffner Hummel Brighthill Haehnlein Holmes Stoner Helff Swope Phillips Marquart Davies Blaser. Chaperons were Miss Mary Fox Mrs Caroline Nissley and Mr and Mrs H F Heller. Music by Thomas Ingram John Black Paul Grimm and Annie Burkholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Sattazahn
Emma Meyer
Rufus
Carrie
Paul Zentmeyer
Hershey
Lebanon
Catherine Castle
Millersville Normal School
Esther Herr
Elam Herr
Cyrus Herr
Lettie
Annie Herr
Annville
Morris
Eugene Shenk
Steelton
Palmyra
Eugene Garman
P. A. Kreiser
W. A. Windler
Philadelphia
Robert Clark
Harrisburg
Howard Enders
Purdue University
New York City
Derry
Israel Moyer
Joseph Lowry
Myerstown
James K. Putt
Harry Heller
Katherine Putt
Milton Slesser
T. Frank Ream
E. L. Lingle
William McKinne
Elizabethtown
Robert Evans
Helen Mae
Aaron Slesser
Evans
Slesser
Viola Boyer
Cyrus Boyer
F. P. Bacastow
Blanche Cooper
Duncannon
Arnold Skivington
William G. Miller
Laiid Hill
Martin Yingst
Samuel Slesser
Eugene
Hummelstown
Elizabeth Miller
Walton
George KX. Morris
Cornell
R. F. von Neidii
Derry Church
William Lappin
Hershey Chocolate Company
Tuedsay
John C. Funck
Christian S. Punck
Dallastown
George W. Hauck
Mechanicsburg
KH. C. Black
Walter Ashenfelter
William C. Brinker
Mia
John Shay
James Malone
Sadie Hummel
James Murray
Glenalden
Delaware County
Katherine Nissley
Ruff’s Hall
Sarah Fox
Virginia Fox
Sarah Muth
Elizabeth Muth
Mary Hershey
Alma Hershey
Catherine Conrad
Catherine Shull
Grace Schaffner
Helen Shoemaker
Margaret McQueen
Margaret Mullin
Caroline Nissley
H. F. Heller
Thomas Ingram
John Black
Paul Grimm
Annie Burkholder
High School Literary Society Christmas Program 1916
The December 22 1916 program featured music solos by Harry Wolfersberger Miriam Boyer Earle Stahle Eva Runkle and Kath ryn Jones Recitations by Claire Balsbaugh Margaret Miller Esta Murrie Samuel Brehm Hilda Christ Olive Walton Budget by Elva Gruber Current Events by Lester DeVerter and addresses by Prof Huntzberger and Dr R R Butterwick The event was presented by the High School in Washington D C with performances of The Other Wise Man Poem In Galilee and Santa Claus Was
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Literary Society
Claire Balsbaugh
Margaret . Miller
Cornet
Harry Wolfersberger
Santa Claus
Esta Murrie
Samuel Brehm
Miriam Boyer
Galilée
Olive Walton
Huntzberger
Washington, D. C
Concert Well Attended by Palmyra Artiste First United Brethren Orchestra
Last Saturday evening in Palmyra the First United Brethren Sunday School Orchestra gave a well attended concert praised by music lovers. Harry G. Whitmeyer led the Holy City with orchestra. Kathy Kredier’s B-606 moved the audience. Ruth Engle played two organ selections with superb registering. The male chorus under TH G Witmeyer offered Holy Art Thou from Handel. The orchestra grew from eight to twenty six members under director Mark M. Evans and is supported by church and Sunday School officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
United Brethren Sunday School
Palmyra
Holy City
Harry G. Whitmeyer
Kathryn Kredier
TH. G. Witmeyer
Ruth Engle
Boston Conservatory of Music
Mark M. Evans
Worshey Monarchs Rally In Staged Men’s Game
A great rally lifts the Worshey Monarchs in a men’s game described as a wonderful comeback featuring key plays and team effort. The report highlights momentum shifts and crowd energy during the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worshey Monarchs
Hershey Monarchs edge Hummelstown in tight 24 22 win
Hershey trailing 15 to 6 at the end of the first period rallied to a 24 to 22 victory over Hummelstown. Bomgardiner Stover and Henry led Hershey with all points, Harold Hess held the opponent’s forward to one field goal, while Linebaugh starred for Hummelstown with 14 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown
Hershey
Monarchs
Bomgardiner
Stover
Henry
Harold Hess
Hess
W. Dressler
Linebaugh
Adam Exonerated and the Folded Marriage Talk
The minister preached about how great events arise from small causes and asked if anyone reflected that a single man is the father of the human race. Several congregation members afterward affirmed they regarded Adam as married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
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Cartie
Dressler
Allentown
Robert Deichler
Mary Robins
James Jones
Elmer Jones
Jessamine Caldwell
Literary Society
John B. Curry
Swatara Station
Curry
Mr. Hill
Christmas Club
Hershey Trust CO
Hershey, Penna
Atlantic
Twalat
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Atlantic Refining Company
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