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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1910
Page
5
Woman's Missionary Day will be observed Sunday evening at the United Brethren church. Mrs. J. A. Keiper of Oberlin will deliver an address. All are invited to attend. A free will offering for missions will be taken.
Revival services at Gravel Hill United Brethren Church draw near 400 in attendance as Rev. O. G. Romig delivers a sermon on Systematic Giving and nine penitents have come to the altar. weeklong meeting continues with local attendees listed.
A Sunday evening meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church at this place elected officers. President L. H. Hollingsworth, vice president Miss Kathryn Garman, recording secretary Miss Cora Kegereis, corresponding secretary H. F. Imboden, treasurer A. W. Snavely, watchword agent Miss Kathryn Garman.
The Lutheran Sunday School will hold sessions every Sunday afternoon at 2 80 in the YMCA building. Preaching services are held on the third Sunday immediately after Sunday school.
The Derry Presbyterian Church invites worshippers to services led by Rev. C Benj Segelken with morning sermon at 10 30 and evening service at 7 00 The Choir will sing at the evening service Sabbath School is at 1 30 YPSCE at 655 p m The church is located adjoining Mr M S Hershey's grounds via The Church Walk which is well lighted at night.
Campbelltown Sunday School oyster supper drew a large crowd but no out of town visitors. Local happenings include Anna Mary Keller visiting Philadelphia relatives, Miss Kate Boltz's illness, and Miss Ella Grubb visiting Miss Elsie Arnold. F. R. Dissinger buys a car for deliveries, town officials urged to curb fast driving. Household moves include A M Witman in Union Deposit and Joseph Lineweaver renting Mrs Jerre Gingrich’s farm near Hummelstown. Funeral for Harvey Lehman held in Masternsville. Emma Weaver listed as sick.
Mr Ed Frey faced a chaotic scene on Tuesday morning when a sleigh derailed the car. Eight men crowded in to help or hinder as Frey urged them to clear out while trying to get the vehicle back on track. Walker Johnson jokes about offering advice if present.
Eleven sopies attend Hershey High School as they hold a class meeting to reinforce the rule When the sopies go to school.
Samuel Lingle outran high water to reach Hershey Chocolate Co. duty on Saturday. Among 75 workers from Union Deposit and Sand Beach, he was the sole employee reporting for duty, crawling over picket fences and crossing the Swatara as he pressed on, showing what determination can achieve.
A colorful remark notes that many men display bravado with only a stylish waistcoat to shield in truth, suggesting appearances hide deeper uncertainty or weakness.
Paul Klein announces that the Sunday North American will begin distributing coupons starting this coming Sunday. Each coupon, worth ten cents, will entitle holders to a fine picture.
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