Stick to it a key to success across ages
The piece argues that stick-to-itiveness drives success amid obstacles. It cites figures from business and history from Robert the Bruce to Columbus and Wilson, noting that perseverance, not privilege, builds achievement and rewards the determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Robert the Bruce
Otland
Bruce
Columbus
Woodrow Wilson
Itysburg
James Hill
Northwest
Harles M. Schwab
Ury Mark
Ance Thursday Winter Dance On New Floor
The second dance of the winter season is set for Thursday evening on the new floor. The floor is in excellent condition and better than the park pavilion, with careful finishing. The Janix Dance Orchestra of Harris will provide music and a large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Park Pavilion
Jannix Dance Orchestra
Harris
Plans for Pennsylvania state school system outlined at Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania State Educational Association met in Harrisburg last week with resolutions to extend minimum school terms to eight to ten months across district classes. It endorsed the Finegan salary plan, urged adequate state appropriations, and discussed Americanization efforts, parent involvement, platoon schooling, and rural consolidation as key reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Educational Association
Harrisburg
Finegan
Thomas E. Finegan
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
Mekeley School
Pittsburgh
W. S. Kennedy
Friends of Education
Dean F. Graves
University of Pennsylvania
D. J. Waller
Bloomsburg Normal School
Charles S. Davis
Steelton
James M. Glass
State Department of Public Instruction
Lee Driver
State Department
James P. Gallagher
Allentown
Zoe Hirt
Brie
New Committees Named for Hershey Post 1921
Hershey Post No. 386 American Legion announces 1921 committee appointments. Secialar A R Fidler chairs Secre, with H J Shellenhamer G C Sheckart Harry Boyer and H F Woomer on the board. Membership chaired by R G Hinkle with John Shearer J N Imboden C L Garman Ira Shenk and others. Entertainment chaired by C L Bare including Dr J L Zimmerman and Paul Shultz. Athletic chaired by Harry Kaley with E W Schwenk on the committee. Peakitys and Adeetting chaired by E W Schwenk with J E Walmer and others. Legal Aid chaired by Norman Smith with M F Harris and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BR. Snavely
Hershey
American Legion
Seciar
A. R. Fidler
H. J. Shellenhamer
G. C. Sheckart
Harry Boyer
H. F. Woomer
R. G. Hinkle
John Shearer
J. N. Imboden
C. L. Garman
Ira Shenk
D’ambrosio Augusto
Luther A. Dresher
C. L. Bare
Dr. J. L. Zimmerman
J. W. Brenberger
Paul Shultz
George Lafferty
N. Z. Stahley
Earl Reed
Harry Kaley
E. W. Schwenk
I. L. Mease
G. C. Hench
R. H. Sattazahn
J. E. Walmer
Robert Whittle
Charles Copp
R. W. Stubblebine
Norman Smith
M. F. Harris
I. H. Slesser
L. R. Bingaman
H. M. Weishaupt
The Cradle of Courage and Other Features at Hershey Central
At Hershey Central Theatre this week the bill opens Saturday January 8 with S Hart in The Cradle of Courage a tale of a reforming crook turned policeman set after his France service. Also Jimmy Aubrey in The Trouble Hunter. Monday January 10 Ethel Clayton stars in Sins of Rozanne a mystery love story with South African settings and Bride 13 night. Wednesday January 12 Rex Beach special The Girl From Outside and Fox News.
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Wnm
S. Hart
Hart
France
Hart Punch
Jimmy’ Aubrey
Ethel Clayton
Rozanne
Rex Beach
Fox News
Hipple Concert Company to Perform Thursday Evening
The Hipple Concert Company led by Earl H. Hipple will appear on Thursday evening January 6 as the third number on the Lyceum Course by the John Elder Men's Bible Class of Derry Presbyterian Church. The trio, all seasoned concert artists, will mix classical and popular pieces for a delightful and profitable program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hipple
Lyceum
John Elder Men’s Bible
Derry Presbyterian Church
Earl H. Hipple
Wizard of
Lebanon Valley Fish and Game Meeting at Hershey
The Lebanon Valley Fish and Game Protective Association calls a meeting for Thursday evening January 6 at the Central Theatre Building in Hershey. Members are urged to attend and bring friends as the group, formed less than a year ago, reports a flourishing start and plans further achievements for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Valley Fish and Game Protective Association
Central Theatre
Hershey
Hershey Mothers Club to Meet in January Program
The Hershey Mothers Club holds its regular meeting on Tuesday evening January 11 in the Central Theatre Kindergarten room. The program features Lydia Welmer with an instrumental solo, S. D. Clark giving an address, and Mrs. A B Snavely performing a vocal solo. Members are urged to attend to start the year in a cheerful style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Mothers’ Club
Central Theatre
Lydia Welmer
S. 2D. Clark
A.B. Snavely
Hershey Men’s Chorus Rehearsal Resumes January 11
The Hershey Men’s Chorus will resume rehearsals on Tuesday evening January 11 in the lobby of the Men’s Club. Members are urged to attend promptly as regular attendance is vital to the chorus’s success and improving overall attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Men's
Dance in Honor of California Guests Brilliant Affair
A festive December 30 social at the Murrie home featured Misses Cunningham of Los Angeles as honored guests. Music by a Lebanon orchestra and a large roster of couples attended the winter dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. F. R. Murrie in their holiday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Always Shining Bible Class Meets at Zentmyer Home
The Always Shining Bible class of the First U. B. Church held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Paul Zentmyer's home on Tuesday evening. After the business session, music and games followed, with numerous members in attendance including Mary Smith Oral Thompson Naomi Renninger Ruth Runkle Mary Painter Bessie Moyer Edith Habecker Effie Cooper Bertha Habecker Mary Handshaw Viola Edris Mabel Lingle Elizabeth Habecker Blanche Ebersole Marie Bauder Louise Shay Blanche Seltzer and several accompanying ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Paul Zentmyer
Mary Smith
Oral Thompson
Naomi Renninger
Ruth Runkle
Mary Painter
Bessie Moyer
Edith Habecker
Effie Cooper
Bertha Habecker
Mary Handshaw
Viola Edris
Mabel Lingle
Elizabeth Habecker
Blanche Ebersole
Marie Bauder
Louise Shay
Blanche Seltzer
Cyrus Garman
David Sattazahn
Harry Knoll
Charles Bickel
Robert Clendenin
Edna Carpenter
Pleasant Surprise Party Honors Professor Harry Warner
A December 30 gathering at Miss Mary Shertzer Swatara Station honored her cousin Professor Harry Warner of Detroit Michigan. Guests enjoyed games music and a generously laden dining room after the evening’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shertzer
Swatara Station
Professor Harry Warner
Detroit
Michigan
Sarah Curry
Catherine Balsbaugh
Alma Hoover
Catherine Shertzer
Catherine Dowhower
Jayson Blasbaugh
Harry Warner
LeRoy Dowhower
Edwin Resch
Harry Dowhower
Harvey Dowhower
John Shertzer
Fidler Hosts Cards Evening With Notable Guests
Alan R. Fidler entertained friends at cards on Wednesday night December 29. Prizes were awarded and plentiful refreshments served. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sattazahn, Mr. and Mrs. George Bartels, Miss Ruth Shultz, Miss Maude Klugh, Paul Shultz, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schwenk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan R. Fidler
Mr. Fidler
Harry Kaley
Robert Sattazahn
George Bartels
Ruth Shultz
Maude Klugh
Paul Shultz
Edwin Schwenk
Special Meeting Called by Hershey Post 386 American Legion
Commander Snavely calls a special meeting of Hershey Post No. 386 at the Post quarters on Tuesday evening January 11. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snavely
Hershey Post
No. 386
American Legion
T A A Club Plans First Meeting of New Year
The T A A Club will resume activities with the initial meeting of the year on Friday evening January 7 at the Y W C A. All members are urged to attend to help launch another year of cooperation and progress. Meeting starts promptly at 8 00 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. A. Club
Campaign For European Relief Now in Progress
In Dauphin County a new drive raises funds for European relief. The Harrisburg offices begin issuing subscrip tion blanks for twelve county towns to fund one daily meal for 5,000 hungry children, based on a 110,000 population. The Hershey Red Cross oversees local drives with ten dollar contributions urged to aid 3,600,000 war victims in Europe.
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Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Europe
Herbert Hoover
America
European Relief Association
Gulf of Mexico
Canadian
Maine
California
Tampa
Puget Sound
Hershey
American Red Cross
S.C. Stecher
Hershey Trust Co
Poland
Hershey Trust Company
Brandt Couple Welcome Daughter Previa Loretta
Mr and Mrs William J B Brandt announce the birth of their daughter Previa Loretta at their home 2 Derry Road on Saturday January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra
William JB. Brandt
Derry Road
Previa
Loretta
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Hershey Central Theatre
Hipple Concert Company
Fish and Game Association
Mothers’ Club
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