Umbrella missing at church and local social updates
Sunday evening a Vesper umbrella placed in the church vestibule was taken by mistake. Mrs. William Fennel and Hershey residents report recovering well from illness. Hershey news covers local visits, theater shows, sleigh rides to Grantville, a fire company gathering, and community happenings with names of residents, businesses, and venues.
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Pernal
William Fennel
Herishey. Chocolate Company
F. B
Lancaster
William Feeser
Hershey ‘Harmony
Lebanon
J.n Gole
Mrz
Frank ‘Graf
Philadelphia
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
F Poby
Sternberger
Roy Lloyd Emu
Butch’ Hutchinson
Durant
Toby
Samuel Moyer
Asheville
Land of the Sky
North Carolina
Hershey
Grantville
Florence Dersheimer
Jessica Dersheimer
Gregg Darrow
Calista Diller
Kathryn Elford
Paul Zentmeyer
Howcard
Romig
Robert Sattazahn
Howard Romig
Mervin ‘Holland
Paul Gingrich
John Mussleman
Lewis
Paul Shultz
Peggy” Putt
Hershey Barber Emporium
Peggy
North Dakota
Packard
Hershey Volunteer Fire Company
John Barto
William Miller
Palmyra
Miller
Annie McKissick
Annie McKissick Is Spending Several Weeks In Pisindelpnts
Misa Mary’ Kreiser
Herghey Laundry
S. Maulfalr
Vallechia
Mra
Kreider
Iiguhey
Gu L
Metleley Hag
Shenk
Delco
Caracas Arena
Shade
Hershey Mothers' Club Dance at Winter Hall Feb 1
A Hershey Mothers' Club dance will be held Thursday evening February 1 from 8:15 to 11:30 at the Winter Dance Hall. The Hershey Harmony Broadcasters featuring Noah Kilauss will broadcast during the event and refreshments will be served. Admission is 50 cents.
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Pete
Hershey Mothers’ Club
Hershey
Hershey Harmony
Noah Kilauss
Orpheum Theatre
Mothers’ Club
Card Party by Mothers' Club Set for January 29
The Mothers' Club hosts another card party at Hershey Tea House on Monday January 29 at 8:00 pm. Proceeds aid Hershey Kindergarten with several prizes for winners. No refreshments will be served to keep the event short and aims to be the season's largest card party.
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Mothers’ Club
Hershey
Hershey Olivers Face Millersville In Friday Basketball
The Hershey Olivers host Millersville on Friday evening January 26 on the Hershey Men’s Club floor. Millersville features Garvey a former F M star, Jones a former Coatesville player, Dean from Gettysburg College and the Warfel twins from Millersville Normal. The two teams split last year and this matchup promises fast action.
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Hershey Olivers
Millersville
Hershey
Garvey
St. Joseph
Lancaster
Jones
Coatesville
Dean
Gettysburg College
Warfel Boys
Millersville Normal School
Young Peoples Day Observed at Derry Presbyterian Church
On Sunday January 28 at 7 30 p m the Christian Endeavor Society of Derry Presbyterian Church observes Young Peoples Day marking the 42nd anniversary of Christian Endeavor. The program includes hymns prayers readings solos a pastor’s message and an offering for youth work with an appeal to young people to attend.
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Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor Society
Derry Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
E. B. Cassady
Earl Hackman
The
Societ
Oyster Supper Planned by Trinity Lutheran Bible School
The Trinity Lutheran Bible School hosts an oyster supper in the church basement this Saturday afternoon and evening. Oysters served in all styles. tickets are 35 cents from class members or at the church. Also notes King Chocolate Company of Richland assigned its assets to Lebanon County Trust Company for creditors.
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Garnea Memorial Bible
Trinity ‘Lutheran Bible School
King Chocolate Company
Richland
Lebanon County Trust Company
Lebanon
National Trio to headline Hershey Lyceum finale
On Friday January 26 the Hershey Lyceum Course concludes at Hershey Central Theatre with The National Trio delivering Love Among the Lions and Potato Soup. A prelude interlude features music, led by Keith Conover and Thora Keeler, with Evelyn Fonda in leading roles. Deficit of 25 dollars looms unless fifty more attendees join season-ticket holders.
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Hershey Lyceum
Hershey Central Theatre
Keith Conover
Thora Keeler
Hershey
Health contest in Hershey Schools prompts healthy habit tales
A sixth grade health composition contest at Hershey Schools awarded pocket knives to Victor DeAngelis 6B and George Bohner 6B for best essays on how to stay healthy. The stories emphasize daily hygiene, nutrition, sleep, outdoor activity, and the value of wholesome routines.
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Hershey
Lois Pfahler
Victor DeAngelis
George Bohner
Juniors Defeat Sophomores in Interclass Game
A large Wednesday crowd watched the Juniors dominate the Sophomores with superior ball control on January 17. Key players included Miller, Gilman, Leichiser, Reese, and Palmer as the Juniors outpaced their rivals at the end of the floor.
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Une
Miller Gilman
Crea
Anihines Leichiser Reese
Ad .von Nelda Palmer
Ciivier Ee
Balebaugh Vergers
Gerssains
The Ghost Breaker at Hershey Central Theatre Saturday
Wallace Reid and Lila Lee star in The Ghost Breaker at the Hershey Central Theatre on Saturday evening January 27. The film version of the popular play follows four Americans who woo a Spanish princess and enter a haunted castle to expose crooks amid action and comedy.
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Wallace Reid
Lila Lee
Hershey Central Theatre
Alfred Green
Mary Pickford
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Jack Cunningham
Paul Dickey
Charles Goddard
Central Theatre
Calvert's Valley at Hershey Central Theatre Tuesday
Mystery love and adventure blend in William Fox production Calvert's Valley starring John Gilbert. Shown Tuesday evening January 30 at 7 30. Gilbert's magnetic presence draws fans with Sylvia Breamer Philo McCullough Herschel Mayall Lulu Warrenton in supporting roles. Gilbert plays a brilliant young lawyer in a tale famed for an ingenious twist and a distinguished love story.
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William Fox
Calvert’s Valley
John Gilbert
Hershey Central Theatre
Mr. Gilbert
Mr. Fox
Sylvia Breamer
Philo McCullough
Herschel Mayall
Lulu Warrenton
Calvert's Valley
Hershey Firemen Do Good Work at Palmyra Fire
The Hershey Volunteer Fire Company aided by Palmyra, Annville, and Lebanon units controlled a blaze that destroyed farming implements and real estate valued at 25000. Hal Boyer sped the Packard to the scene in under three minutes, water streams coming from two blocks away. Fire officials praised the engines and the swift response of the crew led by John Conrad and others.
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Hershey Volunteer Fire Company
Palmyra
Packard
Ford
Hal Boyer
Hershey
Annville
Lebanon
Herehey
Organ Recital in Hershey by Bernard Mausert Feb 4
An organ recital by Prof Bernard Mausert of Mausert Studios Harrisburg will take place Sunday February 4 at 4 p m in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Hershey. No admission charge but a liberal silver offering is invited to defray expenses. Mrs Fearing H Morris will be soloist. program includes ten pieces. The event is under Bible Class auspices of Mrs Clark Bare.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Hershey
Bernard R. Mausert
Mausert
329
Market Street
Harrisburg
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church of
Conservatory of Music
Schenéctady
N.Y
New York City
Royal Academy of Berlin
Royal Academy of London
Mausers
Fearing H. Morris
Mausert Studios
Morris
California
Antonio de Grassi
Sigmund Beel
Louis Persinger
Clark Bare
Hershey Studio Up-to-Date With New High Power Lights
Hershey Photographic Studio adds two daylight blue nitrogen lamps powered by a special iron supply. Electrician William Noy leads the project as the studio expands to night portraits with rapid exposures. Photographer Mr Spotz has produced many fine portraits recently. The studio operates daily except Sunday and offers evening appointments.
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Hershey
William Noy
Hershey Central Theatre
Are You Getting Full Weight
A reader shares a method to estimate tonnage of coal from cubic feet. It notes typical weights for anthracite 32–34 cu ft per ton and coke at about half that volume. It asks how to verify slate or dirt content and jokes about ordering a ton by phone from a supplier.
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Atung
Conrad
Boys Visit Show Embers of the Agriculture Lesson
A group of boys visited the 7th Annual Farm Products Show in Harrisburg on Wednesday. They met Vocational Director Mr Engle at the Court House and toured the State Show and the two State Legislature houses, meeting the new governor.
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Harrisburg
Engle
Court House
Bake Sale by Diakonia Bible Class at Hershey Market House
The Diakonia Bible Class of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Sunday School will hold a bake sale on Saturday February 3 at the Hershey Market House. The event offers cakes and pastries and serves as a place to procure Sunday needs.
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Diakonia Bible Class
Holy Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Hershey
Plans for Central Market House expansion in Lancaster
A two floor market plan for Central Market House in Lancaster aims to replace the curb market if city funds allow. The Market committee hopes to estimate costs up to 25000 dollars while current stalls and spring summer plan focus on fresh produce.
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Lancaster
Market
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H. B. Moyer
C. S. Marburger
D. S.bordner
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Daniel Bordlemay
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Eugene Bowman
Ruth Leslie
Esther Gingrich
Charles Shultz
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Middletown Automobile Club
Collins Station
Marietta
Annville’ National Bank
C. V. Henry
John H. Gingrich
George W. Stein
A. S. Kreider
Elmer Henry
Harry E. Millard
Dr. D. M. Bank
A. Raymond Kreider
Elmer ‘A. Henry
Oscar S. Light
Lester Miller
H. E. Sanders
Samuel I. Meyer
Dauphin County
Dauphin County Historical Society
D. Bailey Brandt
George B. Kunkel
Henry McCormick, Jr
Alex. I. Cooper
Dauphin County Prison Board
Chas. Ryder
W. Scott Stroh
W. W. Caldwell
Rebecca Caldwell
G. G. Snyder
Luckenbill
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Aix
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Snequstianna River
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