Senior Basketball League Formed in Hershey
The Hershey Men's Club forms a Senior league with four teams the Maroons Centrals Senecas and Crescents. Captains names E A Smith J Adam Dellet Paul Henry Johnny Allen and FE Bomgardner lead rosters. Schedule includes January 15 to February 15 contests among the four squads.
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Hershey
Crescents
Senecas
Maroons
Centrals
E. A. Smith
Homer Dressler
John W. Seltzinger
Walter Stahley
Clarence Jones
John Zimmerman
J. Adam Dellet
Paul Henry
Winfield Zimmerman
Ivan Mease
Lewis
Samuel Strine
Senecaso
Neihert
Alan R. Fidler
Monroe Stover
Harrisburg Defeats Rockwood Five in Close Game at Chestnut Street
Harrisburg beat Rockwood Five 48 to 35 at the Chestnut Street Auditorium. Star Ike McCord sprained his ankle early in the second period, Arthur filled in as Harrisburg held a 28 to 14 halftime lead, and Geisel dominated center for Harrisburg as McCord, Rote, and Ford clicked in scoring.
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Harrisburg
Rockwood
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Ike” McCord
McCord
Arthur
Ford
Geisel
Lew Saynamiun
Creystock Tye
Lene
Monarchs' Fine Record On Court Reach Century Mark
The Hershey Monarch five show speed and sharp passing in wins and a recent 10 win streak. They defeated an opponent at Hershey Court by a wide margin, extending their season tally near a hundred games won in the last stretch. A sideline note recalls a local hawk sighting and a distant mix of game chatter around SabieboS and Stevi with farm-town color.
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Hershey Monarch
Fragmentary obituary notice from Lithles tow
A damaged notice records a family event with names such as Winthe Viola Bolton and Miles Bolton ZAlmuinernain. It mentions Mrs. Zdmiaernin and Squire ada Botton, with references to a birthplace or residence and an ongoing life event.
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Mes
W. Gi Aliminerman
Lithlestow
Ieiliew
Axon
de Henry Bellon Helig
Mas
Bolton
Zdmiaernin
Ada Botton
Lavetys
Birth of a Nation star chosen for Lincoln role at Academy of Music
Joseph Henaberg, one of twenty auditioning actors, portrays Lincoln in Griffiths Birth of a Nation. The article notes careful recreation of Lincoln’s gestures and shawl moment before Booth’s attack, as the production tours Lebanon PA with performances January 24 25 26 at the Academy of Music. Seats are on sale via Bell 12-7.
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Joseph Henaberg
Lincoln
D. W. Griffith
Wilkes Booth
Washington
Appomattox
Congress
South
Ford
Booth
Maninc
Henabery
Academy of Music
Lebanon
Bell Phone
Y W C A Jubilee Marking 50th Anniversary Plans
The National Young Women's Christian Association designates February as a jubilee month to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary. Officials will announce celebration plans in the coming weeks.
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National
Young Women’s Christian Association
Women in Trousers Shift in England War Work
Women in England increasingly wear trousers as they join war work. More than 10 000 women are employed in munition plants and factories with large numbers in Glasgow and Franco. Women serve as streetcar conductors and fill roles formerly held by men across major cities.
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England
Glasgow
Fianeo
Pathroads
Panetioniivg
Teondan
Miss Gingrich's Fund Divests in Shoe Factory Transition
The Lebortan Daly reports the trust reshuffle for Lydia Glugadedy’s heirs with Henry Dy cingideh and Christhin Ghingrled named trustees. The Timmebstown Shoe factory, long run by Blodedh Bros, reopens Tuesday under new ownership as the Wi Ta Dike Shoe Manufacturing Company.
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Lebortan Daly
TE Tuith Blekel
Henry Dy Cingideh Aie Christhin
Ghingrled
Lydia Glugadedy
Perception
BSHO
Miss Chiwadedy
Tawyatt
MM Cage
Tershey
Timmelstown
Wileh
Blodedh Bros
Mariifietias
WNW
Pie
Tie Compu
Mary Pike
Nimiger
Halifax
Polinsen
Batley
Newport
Church Schedule Includes Morning and Evening Worship
George Snavely Keitz minister leads Sunday services at 9.80 a m and 10 30 a m with morning worship on the theme Sinning Away the Day of Grace. Evening worship at 7 30 p m features Tehu a Study in Furious Driving and a 6 45 p m Christian Endeavor. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 45 p m covers a Review of the Epistle to the Hebrews.
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George Snavely Keitz
Endeavor
First United Brethren Church Evangelistic Services
Rev N L Linebaugh pastors these evangelistic meetings with evening services at 745, featuring a choir of 48 voices. All are welcome to attend.
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First United
Brethren Church
N. L. Linebaugh
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Bulletin Schedule
Bible School at 9.15 a.m. Sermon at 7.00 p.m. A catechumen's class to form after evening services. Choir rehearsal Thursday evening.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Bible School
Eatechumen
Elder Bible Class Social at Owen Home
The John Elder Bible Class of Derry Presbyterian met at Rob ert V. Owen Jr. home last week after the bi monthly session. A social hour followed the lesson with refreshments. Attendees included S. P. Bacastow Paul Gingrich Rev. George R Rentz John Borer M A Gunddersdorf R V Owen Jr Frank Lemon Miles Kline William Wurtz George Schnerer Ivan l Mease and R G H Hackett from Pine Street Presbyterian Harrisburg.
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John Elder
Derry Presbyterian Sunday School
Robert V. Owen, Jr
S. P. Bacastow
Paul Gingrich
George R. Rentz
John Borer
M. A. Gunddersdorf
R. V. Owen, Jr
Frank Lemon
Miles Kline
William Wurtz
Hummelstown National Bank elects new director
At a stockholders meeting of the Hummelstown National Bank William H. Moyer was elected to fill the vacancy left by John J. Nissley. Directors re elected were Allen K. Walton F J Schaffner Albert B Shenk Joseph M. Brishtbill and Uriah L. Balsbaugh. A directors meeting for organization and selecting a new president is set for Tuesday January 25.
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Hummelstown National Bank
William H. Moyer
John J. Nissley
Allen K. Walton
F. J. Schaffner
Albert B. Shenk
Joseph M. Brishtbill
Uriah L. Balsbaugh
Mr. Nissley
National Reading Course Planned for Readers
The National Bureau of Education outlines ten reading courses to uplift readers. Courses include Great Literary Bibles, World Literature etc. The Hershey Free Public Library offers full information and will assist enrollment. A local Hershey reading circle could discuss each book read.
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National Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
ITV
Hershey
Hershey and
Carol's Popularity Sparks City Debate in Chicago Daily News
Clashing views emerge as Carol earns the most votes for popularity according to the Chicago Daily News. Readers weigh in on whether popularity equates to leadership and influence in the community.
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Carol
Chicago Daily News
Deaths of the Week in Hummelstown and Nearby Areas
John Emerich an elderly Hummelstown resident died Friday at his daughter's home after pneumonia. He leaves a son Levi and three daughters Mrs Sweigart Mrs Obed Foltz and Mrs Shilfer. The funeral was held at Balsbangl s church. Rudolph Hocker of Union Deposit died Wednesday night at his brother George Hocker s home after a brief illness from pneumonia. He would have turned 66 on January 25 and was never married. Funeral services were held Saturday. Simon Gingrich of Palmyra died at State College from scarlet fever while a student and was buried in Long's cemetery in South Annville. Memorial services for Gingrich were held at the Church of the Brethren in Annville on Tuesday.
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John Emerich
Hummelstown
David Sweigart
Levi Emerich
Hum‘melstown
Sweigart
Obed Foltz
Shilfer
Conewaro
Balsbangl’s Church
Hockersville
Rudolh Hocker
Union Deposit
George Hocker
George
M. P. Hooker
Emaus
Middletown
Sara Stauffer
Harrisburg
Forscht
Simon
Elder
Alfred Gingrich
Palmyra
State College
Long’s
South Annville
Church of the Brethren
Annville
Revival services continue in U S church
The revival meetings in the United States church proceed through the week as many residents stay ill with the grip. Ira Ebright and family of Fairland visited relatives Sunday. Samuel Peiffer of Lebanon visited his mother. Mabel Ulvich spent the weekend in town. W J Krum called on Harry Leese and family. County Superintendent J W Snake and several directors toured local schools last week.
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U. S
Ira Ebright
Fairland
Samuel Peiffer
Lebanon
Mabel Ulvich
W. J. Krum
Harry Leese
J. W. Snake
Jobs for Pennsylvanians Reports Staffing and Applications
The central office at Harrisburg placed 228 workers, Philadelphia 338, and Johnstown 54. About 1884 applications were received in six weeks, with 258 Harrisburg, 1872 Philadelphia, and 204 Johnstown. 1214 remain on waiting lists, and 366 positions are available. Director Jacob Lightner notes many applicants fit light work and praises the free state aid system. Employers also commend the Bureau for matching workers to jobs without cost.
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Bureau
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Johnstown
Jacob Lightner
Employment Bureau
Lightner
State Employment Bureau
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth Jack O Lantern Sends Off On Absence
A commuter leaves the home station and telegraphs to say he will not be at the office today and that he is not home yet. The message comes from Dartmouth Jack O Lantern.
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Dartmouth
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Shik
Torr
Cp Bhe
Tip of Wits
Chie Eoin
Inelstown
Y. W. C. A. Jubilee
Mummelstown Shoe Factory
Mark
Milaabeth Witmier
Witiner
Diate Damidel
Darth
Dan
Che Chiaveh
Drath
Jeorge Dreienan
Murnbethtowia
MH Young
Hast Petersburger
Samuel ZA. Watmer
Ane Hevorty
Derry Presbyterian Church
Elder Bible Class
Nat.bank
Government Bureau of Education
Ono
New York
Savings Bank
Hershey Improvement Company
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Pennsylvania
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