Lebanon Valley Men's Glee Club Concert At Central Theatre
The Athletic Association of Hershey High School invites the public to an 8 o'clock Thursday concert by the Lebanon Valley College Men's Glee Club. Tickets available from high school students. program includes performances directed by Prof. R Porter Campbell with J Dwight Daugherty as business manager.
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The
Athletic Association of
Hershey High School
Central Theatre
Lebanon Valley College
R. Porter Campbell
J. Dwight Daugherty
G. 0. Hohl
C. F. Fencil
D. E. Evans
C. C. Leger
D. E. Mader
P. A. Leber
A. D. Miller
R. RB. Stabley
J. L. Fay
J. E. Sherk
L. A. Weik
R. O. Shade
J. R. Snider
H. R. Mutch
R. J. Finn
E. R. Hartz
H. A. Smuck
J. D. Daugherty
M. Herr
L. R. Williard
W. R. Wenner
R. 0. Herbs
Musical Service At Trinity Lutheran Sunday Evening
On Sunday January 29 Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will host its regular last Sunday evening service. The choir presents Great Is The Lord Our God Glory from Mozart Twelfth Mass Now Thank We All Our God Savior When night involves the Sky Son of Myes Abide With Me. The pastor will discuss Now Thank We All Our God and its author. All are welcome.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Lord
Williams
Mozart
Cruger
Shelly
Keble
Camp Hill defeat for local high school basketball
Boys lose 25 to 14 and girls fall 26 to 4 in Friday games at Camp Hill. Key scorers include Jones 4, Nell 4 in boys action and Dennis 4, Naylor 3 in girls.
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Camp Hill
Hershey Beecher
Toys Ya
Cee Rose Shea Jones
Gael Einey Nell
Nwo. C
Smith Butt
Fasnacht Stearns
Gaeiesviene
Gilman
Jones
Nell
Butt
Fasnacht
Einey
Miller Opperman
Gilman Wolf
Cece ccc
Dresher
Dennis
Naylor
Bishop
Bachman
Domestic Science Students Host Morning Breakfast
First year high school students studying Domestic Science hosted an eleven oclock breakfast for guests Miss Elizabeth High Miss Gregg Darrow Fr P Wentzel and Prof A M Hinkel. The event showcased balanced meals and dietetics education under Miss Florence Dersheimer.
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Elizabeth High
Gregg Darrow
P. Wentzel
A. M. Hinkel
Misa Florence Dersheimer
Tandlit
Stolen Auto Report From State Highway Department
Pennsylvania reported 10 473 autos stolen last year with 10 478 thefts logged, 2004 recoveries noted. Divisions offices believe more were recovered or unreported. Records show low priced cars most often stolen. 148 of one make were reported stolen, while only two high priced cars were listed.
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Pennsylvania
Automobile Division
State Highway Department
TA A club meeting notice
The TA A club will hold its regular business meeting on Thursday evening January 20. Members are urged to be present.
Olivets defeat Marietta 45 to 26 in league clash
Olivets rout Marietta 45 to 26 in an Inter-County League game at Marietta. Win Zimmerman scored twenty for Olivets as the team showcased a decisive passing attack and moved into stride challenging other contenders.
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Marietta
Olivers
Win
Zimmerman
Walters
Miller
Zook
Conover
TP Clark
Strine
Leithiser
Stover
W. Zimmerman
Olivets
Brandt
Peaceful Valley and The Night Horseman at Hershey Central
At Hershey Central Theatre this week Charles Ray stars in Peaceful Valley and Jimmy Aubrey appears in The Riot. On Tuesday Tom Mix headlines The Night Horseman, based on Max Brand and featuring Whistling Dan with pursuit by hostile foes before a reconciled ending. The bill closes with the Thirteenth episode of Hurricane Hutch.
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Charles Ray
Jimmy Aubrey
Tom Mix
Fox
Max Brand
Whistling Dan
Kate Cumberland
Night Horsemen
Satan
Bart
Wild Geese
Sunnyside School Sets Remarkable Attendance Record
Sunnyside School south of Hershey reports four months with 1000 possible days and only 3.5 days lost. With 20 scholars and 20 school days per month, attendance averages 98.1 percent, a remarkable figure cited by teacher S. Balsbaugh as cause for pride.
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Sunnyside
Hershey
Balsbaugh
Willing Worker’s Class Elects Officers at Wiley Home
The Willing Worker’s Class of Trinity Lutheran Bible School met at Miss Neva C Wiley’s home on Monday evening January 28. After a brief business meeting and officer elections the group played a game and refreshments were served to Glen Kieffer president Elwood Deckert vice president Jair Jones treasurer George Boyer secretary Paul Hammer James Bobb and George Bohner.
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Trinity Luthern Bible School
Neva C. Wiley
Glen Kieffer
Elwood Deckert
Vicw
Jair Jones
George Boyer
Paul Hammer
James Bobb
George Bohner
Birth of Cyrus Robert Garman
Mr and Mrs Cyrus Garman announce the birth of a son Cyrus Robert on Bature day morning in January.
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Cyrus Garman
Cyrus Robert
Bature Day
State to replace chipped 1922 auto license tags
State officials plan to replace defective 1922 license plates issued by Huntington Reformatory after reports of peeling light backgrounds and illegible numbers. About 1000 sets out of 400000 issued have paint issues. owners with faulty plates should notify the Automobile Division with the license number to receive free replacement within a week.
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Prison Labor Board
Huntington Reformatory
State Prison Board
State Highway Department
Automobile Division
Department
Palmyra Forms Girls Band Under Sunbury Instructor
The Palmyra town announces a new Girls Band led by Prof HW Bloom from Sunbury, a Boston Conservatory graduate with seventeen years at the Odd Fellows Orphanage. Thirty six girls join, rehearsing Tuesday evenings in the old High School building on College Street, with several members from Hershey.
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Palmyra
Jig
HW. E. Bloom
Sunbury
Conservatory of Music
Boston
Mass
Odd Yellow's
Tligh
College Street
Hershey
Gym Class Changes by Men's Club
The Men s Club splits gym sessions into two groups by age effective immediately. The junior group under fourteen will meet Mondays and Thursdays from four to five. The senior group sixteen will use the floor from five to six while all other classes keep existing times.
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Mombiera
Young folks go sleighing from Annville to Davie Martin home
A religious party from Annville traveled to Davie Martin’s near Colebrook. Members included Elsie Nye, Mary Raper, Dorothy Miller, Hilda Bolty, Elizabeth Paine, Amanda Swanger, Jthel Thompson, Clarence Lena Henry Brunner, Jed Keeney, Darold Killinger, Daymon Light, B A Brandt, and Sam Asper. They enjoyed a chicken and waffle supper with Kreider Light driving the sleigh.
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Annville
Davie Martin
Colebrook
Elsie Nye
Mary Raper
Dorothy Miller
Hilda Bolty
Elizabeth Paine
Amanda Swanger
Jthel Thompson
Clarence Lena Henry Brunner
Jed Keeney
Darold Killinger
Daymon Light
B. A. Brandt
Sam Asper
Kreider Light
State Police Arrest Totals Rise in 1921 Record
Pennsylvania State Police report 12,899 arrests in 1921, up from 8,413 in 1920, driven by a 76 percent rise in auto thefts. Patrols covered nearly 2 million miles and recovered over $600,000 in stolen property. Prohibition raids aided arrests and included murder, rape, larceny, burglary, robbery, and miscellaneous offenses.
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Pennsylvania
Hershey Post American Legion Holds January Meeting
Hershey Post No. 386 conducted its monthly session on Tuesday January 24 led by Commander Garman. Dr J L Zimmerman was elected Post Physician and George Lafferty was chosen Americanism Officer. New members were introduced and committee reports reviewed before adjournment.
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Hershey Post
American Legion
Garman
J. L. Zimmerman
George Lafferty
Diakonía Class Meets At Holy Trinity Lutheran Bible School
The Diakonia Bible Class of Holy Trinity Lutheran Bible School held its monthly meeting last Thursday evening with Mrs. C. A. Wiley as host. Refreshments were served to a long list of attendees including Mrs. E. L. Bongardner and Mrs. John Shay among others.
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Diakonia Bible
Holy Trinity Lutheran Bible School
C. A. Wiley
E. L. Bomgardner
John Shay
J. ¥. Leese
HW. G. Mumma
Wilson Rhoads
George Deckert
R. L. Stahle
George Adams
Riis Hoffer
Irvin Gordon
N. W. Wolfinger
Daniel Yost
John Hummer
Ella K. Beamesderfer
Norman Stahle
John C. Hershey
E.G. Wright
William Roebling
Ross Brightbill
Julius Belser
A. M. Hinkel
Cole
Willard Receives Ton of Coal From Fershing Store
Ray E. Willard of Trinidad Ave. won a ton of coal from the Fershing Department Store for December. Ticket No 0822 Dept RA recorded 68 cents on December 8. first option not returned so Willard received the prize. Save purchase tickets for upcoming monthly drawings.
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Ray E. Willard
Trinidad Ave
Dept. RA
Mr. Willard
Willard
Park Property Destruction Warning Issued
A Hershey Park notice warns against skating on the pool and vandalism to park benches and buildings. Authorities threaten withdrawal of pool privileges and prosecution if destructive behavior and fires continue. Aimed to deter offenders and preserve park property.
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Hershey Park
A Trim Motto The Harbor’s Razor Sharp Banter
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a poetic or satirical piece about barber culture and philosophy. The lines reference harbor scenery, razor imagery, and jokes about shaving and fees, suggesting a humorous or critical vignette from a historical publication.
Muhlenberg Glee Club in Hershey February 9 Concert
The Muhlenberg College Glee Club of 22 male voices will perform at Hershey Central Theatre on Thursday February 9 under Trinity Lutheran Bible School Men’s Adult Bible Class auspices. The tour includes cities such as Allentown Bethlehem Easton Scranton and Philadelphia.
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Muhlenberg College Glee Club
Hershey
Trinity Lutheran Bible School
United States
Hershey Central Theatre
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Scranton
Mauch Chunk
Hazleton
Wilkes Barre
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Stroudsburg
New York
Lebanon
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Reading
Pottstown
Pottsville
Rogersford
Lansdale
Nazareth
Norristown
Hamburg
Schuylkill Haven
Tamaqua
Lansford
East
Olivets Rout Lebanon Five in Hershey Measure
Olivets overpower Lebanon 46 to 28 as Leithiser leads locals with 16 points. Jones scores four late shots for Lebanon. Stover and Zimmerman pace Olivets with ten and seventeen respectively in a decisive second half. Referee Snavely presides.
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John Smith
Lebanon
Jones
Lebanon Five
Leithiser
Maurer
Boyd
Hartnett
Cohen
Stover
Smith
Zimmerman
W. Zimmerman
Olivets
Snavely
Graeff Honored by S S Gaines Memorial Class
Daniel 8 Graeff was honored by the S S Gaines Memorial Bible Class of Holy Trinity Lutheran Bible School. The surprise gathering at his home featured games, speeches, a hearty luncheon, and best wishes as he and his family plan a move to Wisconsin. Attendees included Wilson Rhoads and Rev. M. J. Wachter among others.
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Daniel
Graeff
S. S. Gaines
Holy Trinity Lutheran Bible School
Wisconsin
Wilson Rhoads
John Taese
John Tummner
George Copenhaver
T. G. Mumma
Harry Miller
J. Ed. Welds
M. J. Wachter
Julius Belsor
Aldus Titchings
Ellis Hoffer
Mt Joy Five Ready to Challenge Local Five Friday
Friday evening the Olivers host Mt Joy in a locally billed basketball clash. Mt Joy has been traveling strong lately and will push the local team hard to preserve their hold on first place. Watch for a hard fought senior boys game.
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Olivers
Elizabethtown
Fdg
Heisman
Hein Meckley
Beare Tees
W. Zimmerman
Olivets
Gaffney
Mt, Joy Five
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Trinity Lutheran
Hershey High
Diakonia
Ray Willard
Muhlenberg Glee Club
D. S. Graeff
Mt, Joy
Toama
Ace
Pot
Ferphoy Sci
Mt. Joye Ieee
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