Myrtle Hershey Weds Winfield Zimmerman in Myerstown
A December 27 wedding at the First United Brethren Church in Myerstown joined Myrtle Hershey and Winfield Zimmerman. Attended by relatives and friends, the couple departed for a weeklong New York City honeymoon. Myrtle, a Hershey High School athlete and swimmer, and Win, a Harrisburg Transit Co. machinist and noted basketball player, are celebrated figures in Dauphin, Lancaster and Lebanon Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Hershey
Winfield Zimmerman
First United Brethren Church
Myerstown
I. Moyer Hershey
Virginia Hershey
Kenneth Stover
Irene Adeline Hershey
Josephine Hershey
New York City
Daniel Hershey
Hershey High School
Lebanon Valley
William Zimmerman
Harrisburg Transit Co
Legion
Dauphin
Lancaster
Lebanon
Hershey Olivers
Olivets Defeat Manheim In Local Cage Battle
The Olivets beat Manheim Friday night in a tight defensive game. Leithiser led with five field goals and one free throw, while Strine added five field goals for the Olivets who faced a strong pace from Manheim. Referee Smith officiated as fouls favored Manheim 9 to 19 against the Olivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivets
Manheim
Lancaster Way
Olivers
Zimmerman
Leithiser
Strine
Oliver Graybill
Bouse Ceeeeee Clark
Hunter
Gockman
Boge Dale
Hte Strine
Ee Rages
Dee
Williott
Whitmeyer
Gia
Stover
Patie Ca
Graybill
Frey
Hostetter
Clark
Leishiser
Leibistr
Elliott
Smith
Hershey Zoo Adds South American Macaw
The Hershey Zoo expanded with a bright parrot from South America presented by Mrs. IF W. Pugh as a Christmas gift. The macaw's plumage blends red blue yellow and green and it is noted for its strong voice and friendly temper. It enjoys captivity and can perform varied stunts under trained guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Zoo
IF. W. Pugh
Christman
Mrs. Pugh
Hershey Mothers Club Meeting Planned With Music and Talks
The Hershey Mothers' Club hosts its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday night January 10. The program includes music by Glib, vocal solo by Miss Mabel Blais, a paper titled A Mothers' Part in Public Life, and a round table discussion led by Maule. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Mothers’ Club
Mabel Blais
Miao G
Chance Faille
Maule
Two New Provisions In Revenue Act Of 1921 Noted
The Collector of Internal Revenue in First District of Pennsylvania outlines two key changes in the 1921 Revenue Act. Personal exemptions now vary by income for married persons, and any individual with gross income of 5000 or more must file a return, regardless of net income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collector of Internal Revenue
Blakely D. McCaughn
Pennsylvania
Monarchs Triumph Over Annville in Local Cage Tilt
Monarchs defeated Annville 47 to 33 on Wednesday night as Purcell led with eight field goals and strong team support. Final box shows contributions from Rohland Wagner Light Keller Hollinger and Robertson among others with Annville committing 26 fouls to Monarchs 22. Referee Magrini officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarchs
Annville
Purcell
Monarchs Rehland
Beascy
Ced Mie Bied Purcell Wagner
Robertson
G. Robertson
Leib
Hollinger Berry
Cece Ie Genee Ees
Dissinger Keller
Dowhower
Rohland
Wagner
Light
Keller
Hollinger
Dissinger
Berry
Magrini
Engagement announced at Xmas dinner in Usselstown
A Christmas Day dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John QO Grove at 227 Kennat Main Street Usselstown announced the engagement of their daughter Fannie Earth Grove to Arthur C. Whetzel of Heraiiey formerly of Virginia. Whetzel, a World War I veteran, served nine months in Europe with the Air Service. Wedding planned for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John QO. Grove
Kenat Main Street
Ummelstown
Virginia
Paul Zentmyer
Irwin
Eliott
Mra
Minnest Corty
John T. Grove
Harry 3. Grove
Mary Coulson
Walter Shue
Rachael Grove
Alma Drescher
Mia Fannie BK. Grove
Bruce Henry dies in service funeral at Spring Creek Church
Bruce Henry eight years and five months son of Mr and Mrs Morris Henry wed Saturday morning December 31. Funeral services held at home and at Spring Creek Church of the Brethren with interment in the church cemetery. Survived by mother and father five sisters two brothers and other relatives. Revs Zug and Ebersole officiated and William Henry of Palmyra funeral director. Pallbearers named Paul Gingrich Paul Hamilton Theodore Stoudt Darvin Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Henry
Morris Henry
Spring Creek
Statewide 1920 21 school funds distributed by districts
The State Treasury pays proportionate shares of the 1920 21 school appropriation to districts based on teachers and pupils. Total payments reach 4 680 708 89 from the 1919 legislature, with final receipts of 5 953 881 66 for 1919 20 and 2 979 728 47 paid for the last half year. February 1 will see 4 000 000 due under the new teachers salary act, while funds may run short and delay district payments. Dauphin County totals include 826 teachers and 29 113 pupils with Woodruff salary 118 795 00 and general appropriation 78 442 49, totaling 197 237 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin County
Woodruff
Hershey Chocolate Factory Opens Departments January 9
Announcement that the Hershey Chocolate Factory will open in every department on Monday January 9. All employees are requested to report for duty on this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Chocolate
Farewell Party For Mr Dise By Factory Cost Acount Dept
Mr and Mrs Dise hosted the Cocoa Avenue gathering Thursday for the Factory Cost Accounting Department. The event honored Mr Dise recently promoted to a larger role and featured gifts, music, readings, and refreshments. Attendees included Lydia Weltmer Alma Houser Grace Hess Naomi Renninger Edith McCafferty Ruth Shultz Lois Gilman Mervin Halland al Shoop Knos Hetrich and Eimer Gingrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Dise
Cocoa Ave
Dise
Kilmer Gingrich
Lydia Weltmer
Alma Houser
Grace Hess
Naomi Renninger
Edith McCafferty
Ruth Shultz
Lois Gilman
Mervin Halland
al Shoop
Knos Hetrich
Eimer Gingrich
Something Money Can't Buy Health Play At Hershey School
Seventh grade pupils at M. S. Hershey school present a health play titled Something Money Can't Buy. The show advocates health crusades, health leagues, open windows, dentists and wholesome food as essential for living well. Tickets cost fifteen cents and will be sold at the High School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Hershey
Wedding Supper Held for New Couple in Palmyra
A New Year wedding supper was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beam in Palmyra to honor the newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garrett. Attendees included L. J. Caladine, Pauline Garrett, Grace Beam, Dorothy Beam, and several Beam family members and friends from Hershey, Hanover, and Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Year's
Mra
Charles Beam
North Railroad Street
Palmyra
Charles Garrett
Frank Beam
George Graham
Charles
Llorence Smaltz
Misa
Dorothy Beam
Dawson Benneteh
Gon
Chiles EL Ben
Donald and
Nevin
Card of Thanks for Mrs Mariah Bear Death Support
Mrs Emma Heikes Mise Elly M. Bear and Miss Sarah C. Bear extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy and service shown during the illness and at the death of their mother Mrs Mariah Bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Heikes
Mise Elly’ M. Bear
Sarah C. Bear
Mariah Bear
Lebanon Valley Dish and Game Protective Association Meets
The regular monthly meeting of the Lebanon Valley Dish and Game Protective Association will be held in the Engine Mouse Parlor in Hummelstown on Friday evening January 6 1988.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Valley Dish and Game Protective Association
Engine Mouse Parlor
Hummelatown
Aged Hershey Resident Sarah A. Tanquary Passes
Sarah A. Tanquary age 70 years 9 months 13 days died Sunday January 1 at 3 PM after nineteen years of illness. She lived at 29% Cocoa Ave with daughter Mrs J C F Groh and was born in Grayville Illinois. Survived by two daughters, one son Noah James of Metropolis Illinois, and grandchildren Anita Wilhelm and John D. Groh. Services were held at home with Rev R H Taylor and at Green Hill Cemetery Waynesboro. Rev J N Rutherford presided final rites. Smith & Son Palmyra directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Gret
Sarah A. Tanquary
J. C.F. Groh
Cocoa Ave
Grayville
Iinois
Jennie Wilhelm
Noah James
Metropolis
John D. Groh
Port Allegheny
Anita Wilhelm
R. H. Taylor
Derry Presbyterian Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Waynesboro
J. N. Rutherford
Waynesboro Presbyterian Church
Smith & Son
Palmyra
The Furnace at Hershey Central Theatre Opens Week
The Hershey Central Theatre presents The Furnace on Saturday January 7 with Agnes Ayres and Jerome Patrick in a tragedy about a fiancée misreading a breach of promise remark. Larry Lemon performs The Hick. Peck's Bad Boy starring Jackie Coogan debuts January 10 with a star cast and Irvin Cobb subtitles. The tenth chapter of Thirrienne Phitel completes the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Theatre
Folly Vallance
London
Anthony Bond
Anthony
Agnes Ayres
Jerome Patrick
Theodore Roberts
Helen Dunbar
Betty Francisco
Milton Sills
Fred Turner
Mayme Kelso
Lucien Littlefield
Robert Bolder
Larry Lemon
Peck
Irvin S. Cobb
George Peck
Irving Lesser
Jackie Coogan
Doris May
Wheeler Oakman
James Corrigan
Lillian Leighton
Raymandatten
Charles Hatton
Baby Gloria Wood
Thirrienne Phitel
Etizens Hope to Halt Oliver Overtime Rivals in Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown hosts a Friday night basketball clash with the Olivers from across the way. The Olivets, top of the Inter-County Long, seek a first defeat as manager Suavely bets on victory. The Olivers vow a wild pace to deny their old foes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
The
Olivets
Suavely
Olivers
Green
Card of Thanks for Groh Wilhelm Family
Mr and Mrs Groh and Mrs Jennie Wilhelm express sincere gratitude for kindness and help during the protracted illness and at the death of their mother Mrs Sarah A Panquary noting the support of many friends after her passing last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF Groh
Jennie Wilhelm
Mia
Sarah A. Panquary
State Farm Product Show To Be Held In Harrisburg
The sixth annual State Farm Products Show is set for January 23 to 27 in Harrisburg. Exhibits fill more than 65 000 square feet with cold storage for perishables and all meeting spaces leased. Transportation fare reductions via Grand Trunk Lines will draw attendees after farmers secure blank forms from county agents or allied organizations. Last year drew over 35 000 visitors, with numerous agricultural groups and educational meetings scheduled concurrently.
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Hartisburg
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Grand Trunk Lines” Association
State Horticultural Association
Pennsylvania Breeders’ and Dairymen's Association
Holstein-Fresian Association
Pennsylvania Potato Growers’ Association
Pennsylvania State Bee Keepers’ Association
State Poultry Association
Tobacco Growers’ Association
Pennsylvania Sheep Breeders’ and Wool Growers’ Association
Pennsylvania State Veterinary Medical Association
The
Society of Farm Women of Pennsylvania
Dauphin County Sunday Schools Urged to Reach 100 Percent Home Departments
A letter to Local and District Home Department Superintendents urges Dauphin County to expand Home Departments in Sunday Schools. The goal is 86 additional departments to reach 100 percent, with districts asked to identify schools lacking a department and recruit pastors and principals. Signed by County Home Department Superintendent C. Z. Mhaelmien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin County
County Home Department
Ferucci Arians Tie Nuptials in Hummelstown Ceremony
Miss Angeline Ferucci daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Ferucci of 262 East Main Street Hummelstown wed Mr Michael Arian son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Arian of 2400 South Woodstock Avenue Philadelphia. The nine o clock ceremony at St Joan of Arc Church officiated by Rev Phelan. The couple plan a honeymoon to Washington and will reside in Philadelphia with the groom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeline Ferucci
Daniel Ferucci
East Main Street
Hummelstown
Michael Arian
Joseph Arian
Woodstock Ave
Philadelphia
St. Joan of Arc
PL. Phelan
Misa Josephine Ferucci
Frank Magrini
Merv
Mes
Arian
Philadelphi
Washington
Mer
Ania
Olivets Lose To Steelton In Close Conference Setback
Olivets fall to Steelton on Steelton's floor by 264 to 18. Poor shooting hampers Olivets while Steelton's big man dominates in the first half before being held scoreless after halftime. Stechan Olivers, Kroutic, Ambright, Boyle, Clark, String, Leit hiver, Stover, and Zimmerman among those listed in the lineup and scoring. Referee Gatliey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivets
Steelton
Wits
Pauls
Stechan
Olivers Cgupou
Eeee Chanl M
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Bride Winfield Zimmerman
Hershey Mothers! Club
BIG
MR. and
Mrs. Dise Entertain
Fish and Game Association
Hershey Central Theatre
Pet
Mirabeth
Marietta
Recrerree
Renee
Hershoy Si
Hbg
C. 2. Mhaelmien
County Home Dept
Ferucci
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