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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
9
Church walk from Hershey greenhouse leads to church. Sabbath School 1 30 p m. Christian Endeavor 6 45 p m. Evening service 7 30 sermon by pastor Subject The Model Congregation.
Pastor Frederick G. Krapf leads services in the P O S A hall Hershey park Bible School at 130 p m Catechetical Class at 245 p m Chief Service at 730 a m Annual Congregational Meeting on Friday January 26 at the home of Mrs Harry Copenhaver on Valley View Boulevard Week night meeting on Friday February 2 at the home of Mr Frank De Verter on Trinidad avenue.
Heavy freezes last weeks produced good ice on the Hershey Park pool and pond. James Putt supervised filling a new ice house at the pool west end for the Hershey Store Company. By Monday most pool ice was stored and lower pond work began. Ice measured nine to ten inches thick and more ice was made than the old house could hold.
Philadelphia and Reading schedules show trains departing Hershey East and Hershey West with listed times. East departures include 5 15, 6 98, 10 52, 1 20, 4 15, 6 54 and Sunday times 8 32 and 7 18. West departures include 6 22, 8 22, 11 24, 1 52, 4 18, 7 25 and Sunday 6 82, 7 58, 11 24, 4 18, 7 25.
Salem University church announces combined Sunday school and morning service with a special address to children by Pastor Ghureh E. A. Sharp. Decision Day service at the same hour. At 7 30 p m O M Wilson of Johnstown Pa speaks. Evangelistic services continue indefinitely. All are invited.
A devotional note on Luke 2 23 39 explaining Jesus presentation at the temple and the prophetic words of Simeon and Anna. The lesson highlights devotion, prophecy fulfilled, and the temple scene as a focus for faith.
The Pastor will preach at Fishburn's Church Sunday forenoon at 10 30. In the evening at 7 30 he preaches a special sermon The Last Invitation at Union Deposit revival. Seven penitents remain at the altar during the ongoing meeting.
A religious community highlights a foreign missionary whose life exemplifies faith and service as drawn from 2 Corinthians 5 14 20. The piece frames devotion to mission work as a call to reconciliation and outreach.
Champion Bread Eater of Hershey basketball team Ricker tours Pottsville on a Friday and Saturday trip carrying a loaf of raisin bread. Director Kogel tries to share but Ricker vows no crumb will remain while the hotel bellhop notes crumbs spill across the lobby.
The Y M C A reports receipt of a bulletin board made at the Hershey Industrial School and a year of Saturday Evening Post access donated by Harry Wirth. The board will be placed in its permanent position once new furniture arrives in the reading room.
Sammy Lingle, a watchman at a factory, startled by breaking glass Sunday noon, chased a hawk that broke through a window. After a brief struggle the bird fled to another window and was captured. The hawk was then presented to Mr. Ep pley for mounting. Local visitors include Levi Flory and wife and others in Palmyra and Annville. Sunday school is at nine with church at ten.
January notes report Michael Moyer and wife and Miss Lizzie Weltmer visiting Mrs. James Nowlen who is in ill health. James Blythe has a swollen face. Mr and Mrs Anson Nye visited Mrs Nye's parents near Bindnagiles. Charles Horstick suffers from a boil. Martin Heagy of Annville was in town on Monday.
Twenty five audience members filled the Park Amphi theater as Lebanon High School seniors presented the farce A Cheerful Liar in three acts last Thursday night. Performances by amateurs were described as perfect despite a large, discouraging crowd and tepid applause from the audience above the footlights.
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