Mid-Winter Institute Session Set for Sunday
The Mid-Winter Institute of District No 5 Dauphin County Sabbath School Association will meet at First United Brethren Church this place on Sunday February 1 at 2 30 p m with District President Irvin H Slesser presiding. Pastors superintendents and delegations from district Sunday Schools are urged to attend. The program includes songs scripture readings prayers addresses by Rev R MacDonald Prof Ralph Schlosser Rev Paul Kinports and Rev R H Taylor with anthems and benediction. District No 5 includes Holy Trinity Lutheran Derry Presbyterian First United Brethren Spring Creek Church of the Brethren Hershey Lutheran and Reformed Union Deposit Hanoverdale Sand Beach East Hanover Bachmansville Stauffer's Mennonite Shenk's Union Conewago and Fishburn's United Brethren.
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Dauphin County Sabbath School Association
First United Brethren Church
Irvin H. Slesser
R. MacDonald
Fishburn’s
Union Deposit United Brethren Churches
Ralph Schlosser
Elizabethtown College
Paul M. Kinports
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Ivory Palaces
R. H. Taylor
Derry Presbyterian Church
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Derry Presbyterian
First United Brethren
Spring Creek
Church of the Brethren
Hershey
Lutheran and Reformed and
United Brethren
Union Deposit
Hanoverdale Church of the Brethren
Sand Beach
Scranton Lace Co Basketball Team To Visit Hershey
Scranton Lace Company of Scranton will visit Hershey to play the Hershey Travelers on Friday evening February 6 at 8 o’clock. Admission is 35 cents with proceeds going to the Hershey baseball team. Frank Goodall confirms nine players will travel from the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Travelers
Scranton Lace Company
Scranton
Hershey
Travelers
Frank Goodall
J. F. Snavely
Harrisburg
Hershey Photographer Encounters Car Troubles on Road Home
James Baum of Hershey experienced a series of vehicle failures Tuesday afternoon. He started from his studio in a Ford toward Deodate, blew a tire near Fishburn's Church about 134 miles from his start, lost the rear light and transmission, and finally abandoned the car in a snow bank to finish the trip on foot.
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James Baum
Deodate
Fishburn's
Mr. Baum
Central Theatre to Extend Added Attractions Each Saturday
Hershey Central Theatre plans continued added attractions every Saturday evening with two shows at 6 30 and 8 30 starting next week. Management is praised for the progressive step and for bringing improved entertainment to the area.
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Hershey Central Theatre
Red Cross Sews For Blind At Weekly Carpet-Ring
Vershey Chapter of the Red Cross invites ladies to sew for the blind on Monday afternoons from 2 to 4 in Red Cross rooms. Workers have been few. bring needle and thread, as many rugs remain to be made.
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Vershey
The
Red Cross
Police Invite Public to observe Troop Training
Physical Director Hamm of the State Police invites the public to watch training sessions at the Hershey Man's Club gym each weekday afternoon from 2 to 4, with exceptions on Saturdays and Sundays. The notice emphasizes interest in understanding the physical training given to officers.
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Hamm
State Police
Hershey Man's Club
Reverend James B. McClure Receives Bengal Tiger Skin
In the Hershey Department Store window a Bengal tiger skin on display. The pelt was sent from India to Rev. Jas. B. McClure by his son in law, a missionary who has long served in that country.
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Hershey Dept
Chis Akin
India
Jas. B. McClure
Pola Negri Stars in Men at Hershey Central Theatre
Pola Negri headlines the film Men directed by Dimitri Buchowetzki, shown at the Hershey Central Theatre Saturday evening January 31 at 7 30. The story follows Cleo a Paris dancer who rises from a wine shop to fame while men bid for her company in a modern slave market scene.
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Dimitri Buchowetzki
Hershey Central Theatre
Pola Negri
Paramount
Cleo
Paris
Robert W. Frazer
Robert Edeson
Joseph Swickard
Monte Collins
Gino Corrado
Edgar Norton
Men
Paul Bern
High School Food Sale a Great Success
The High School Athletic Association hosted a food sale last Saturday. Donations and sales totaled just over one hundred dollars to support association activities, with a long list of named donors contributing to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Athletic Association
Friends of the School
Athletic Association
Stover
Dise
Bomgardner
Leese
Rhoads
Wm. Miller
Smith
Poorman
Rogers
Basehore
Adams
Andrews
Gauntz
Milton Basehore
Christ Moyer
Joseph Detweiler
Ed. Harkins
Ashley Badger
Jno. R. Zoll
Roy Sternberger
W. B. Leithiser
J. McCorkle
Hershey Boy Scouts Elect Treasurers at January Meeting
Hershey Boy Scouts held a Monday session led by Scout Master Alex Magrini with most members present. Richard Mumma and Welford Owen won treasurer posts for Pine Tree Patrol and Hershey Troop respectively, and a hike was scheduled for Sunday afternoon at 1. Different scouting points were clarified during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Boy Scouta
Alex. Magrini
Scouta
Richard Mumma
Richard Shay
Pine Tree Patrol
Welford Owen
Robert Kraft
Hershey
Powell Resigns as Hershey Hospital Superintendent
Miss Mar Powell, superintendent in charge of the hospital, resigns her post and plans to return to New York City to pursue other duties. During her tenure she formed many friendships that will be missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mar Powell
Speculiou Hospital
New York Ciy
Hershey Hospital
Misa Powell
Young Men’s Bible Class Meeting at Holy Trinity
The Young Men’s Bible class of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will meet Friday evening January 30 at the home of H. F. Liller on Aretha Avenue. A full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
H. F. Liller
Aretha Avenue
School Texts Embrace Wide Range Of Readers
Derry Township schools publish an extensive list of texts to suit varied reading abilities. The roster includes Elson Readers, Rand McNally titles, Silver Burdett works, Ginn and Co series, and classics for different grades from elementary to senior classes.
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A. M. Hinkel
Ilpening Elson
Elson
Scott Foresman and Co
Story Hour
Coe & Christie
American Book Co
Smith
Lyons & Carahan
Burchill
Silver, Burdett & Co
Beacon
J. H. Fassett
Gina G. Holton
E. O. Grover
Rand, McNally & Co
Bobby & Betty
Dopp
Merrill
Dyer & Brady
Chas. E. Merrill Co
C. S. Bailey
Milton Bradley Co
Red Feather
Morcomb
Lyons & Carnahan
Gifford & Payne
Lyons & Carnaha
Emma Serl
Adams
Macillan
H-Horn & McBroom
Ginn & Co
Wake Up Town
Andress, Ginn & Co
Lewis & Rowland
John C. Winston Co
Elson & Burris
Scott, Voresman & Co
Jane Fryer
The
Emma M. Bolenius
Houghton Mifflin Co
Davis
D. C. Heath & Co
Elson & Runkel
Scott, Foresman & Co
Aldine
Bryce & Spaulding
Newson & Co
Zaner & Bloser Co
Hamilton-Hamilton
American Book Company
Stevens & van Sickle
Stone-Mills
Benj. H. Sanborn & Co
Rowland
Franklin Pub. Co
Pumphrey
Warren
Beard & Bagley
MacMillan & Co
Europe
America
Burnham
Montgomery
Ginn
Gulick
Winslow
O’shea & Kellogg
McMillan & Co
O'Shea & Kellogg
MacMillan
Jewett
Ginn & Wh
Syn Brighan & Mc
Hollis Dann
Direk Jolley
Winston-Lewis
Websterlementary Dictionary
Am, Book Co
Webster's International
Wrapping Department and Planing Mill Battle in Hershey Industrial League
In a tight Monday Hershey Industrial League matchup the Wrapping department tied the Construction group 23 apiece after an overtime thriller. Anderson starred for the Wrappers with two late baskets as Robertson and others contributed on a rough, well contested floor. Plans to charge admission begin Friday as league signs indicate a strong parity heading into the pennant race.
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Hershey
Anderson
Rapping Construction
Robertson
Sae Zimmerman Edwards
Leib Anderson
Goores
Reese Purcell
Unger Smith
Sattazahn
Smith
Purcell
Zimmerman
Leib
Reese
Strine
Planing Mill
Lumber Jacks
Lumberjacka
En'sclu
Gerloch
Simmons Schaeffer
Pistrea Holstine Bees
Gerlach
Simmons
Holstine
Magrini
Souders
Aungst
Hummer
Men’s Club
Ernest Torrence Stars in The Side Show of Life at Hershey Central
Film fans will be eager for the Herbert Brenon Paramount production The Side Show of Life showing Thursday evening at 7 30 at the Hershey Central Theatre. Based on William J Locke s novel The Mountebank Ernest Torrence plays the clown who rises from private to brigadier general and falls for a titled English woman in wartime and demobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Brenon
Paramount
Hershey Central Theatre
William J. Locke
Terrence
Jack Taylor Caught In Blazing Tent
Jack Taylor a lone camper living openly with full gear was injured when his tent on the Walnut Bottom road near Carlisle caught fire from a gasoline stove. He suffered burns to the face hands and arms and was treated at Carlisle Hospital. He previously lost a tent and part of his equipment near Carlisle the night before arriving in town.
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Jack Taylor
Stone House
Carlisle
Walnut Bottom
Shippensburg
Jack
Hershey
New England
Hershey Men’s Club
Cumberland County
Harrisburg
W. O. W. Meeting in Hershey Sets Feb 3 Date
The order will convene Tuesday February 3 at 7 30 PM in the Hershey Central Theatre. Delegates to the National Convention will be elected at this session and a large attendance is expected. Members urged to bring new recruits to reach a goal by July 1925.
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Hershey
Hershey Central Theatre
Ane Anette
Far Northern Princess and the Snowy Neck
A Northern region poem fragment presents a rich princess with snow white neck and sun gold hair. The speaker hints at more but declares eighteen lies by Dorman J Grace, creating a playful lore beat.
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Dorman J
Grace
Hershey Boy Scouts Plan Fifteenth Anniversary Week
Hershey marks the fifteenth anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America with Anniversary Week from February 8 to 14. About 21 977 troops and nearly 700 000 members plus 2 000 000 former Scouts join in nationwide events including pilgrimages to historic sites and a recommitment at 8 15 p.m. with all stations broadcasting the vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
County Adopts Six-Mill Tax Rate For 1925
The County Commissioners fixed a six mill tax rate for 1925 at their budget session. A revenue estimate of 828446.17 was approved, excluding the 1924 treasury balance of 354326.82. Road and bridge funding were trimmed with 70000 for roads and 40000 for bridges. Road and bridge compares to 1924, while 90000 for the poor and 38910 for prison maintenance were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Hummelstown-Middletown
Elizabethville
Berrysburg
Directors of the Poor
Hershey Falls Short at Reading in Narrow 9-Point Loss
Hershey High traveled to Reading and pushed the reserves to the limit, falling by nine points. Purcell led Hershey with six field goals while Cauly starred for Reading, as the 11 game win streak was snapped. Substitutions and scoring details are listed for both teams.
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Hershey High
Reading
Hershey
Purcell
Cauly
Tinney
Cauly Purcell
D.smith
L. Smith
Geeveeveeeeeeae
Irvin Balsbaugh
Geta Heerth
Aungst
Balsbaugh
Warner
Hoehner
D. Smith
Death of Mrs Mary Ellen Spohn
Funeral services were held at the home of her son H LeRoy Spohn 26 Granada Avenue with Rev Paul M Kinports officiating. Interment followed Monday in Blain Pennsylvania. Born July 8 1845 in Alinda Perry County she died last Thursday afternoon at her son’s home of blood poisoning aged 79 years 6 months 14 days. Survived by daughter Mrs PL LL Shomaker New Bloomfield and three sons John W Pittman N J George G Pittman N i H LeRoy Spohn local resident and many grandchildren friends and relatives remember her as a patient sufferer church member and Christian mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Spohn
H. LeRoy Spohn
Granada Avenue
Paul M. Kinports
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Blain
Henry Spohn
George
Barbara Spensler
PL LL Shomaker
New Bloomfield
John W
Haddon Heights
N. Jo
George G
Pittman
N. i
LeRoy
Neapolitan Quartet Shuts Down After Saturday Show
The Neapolitan Quartet performed at Hershey Central Theatre with a large crowd staying to hear more. Jimmy De Angelis halted the act as Victor’s accordion grew heavy and dSige’s arm numbness and Arthur’s hips faltered, prompting their bow off stage with plans to return soon.
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Hershey Central Theatre
Jimmy de Angelis
Victor
dSige
Arthur
Seming Party to Patts Hill
On Sunday afternoon a siding party including William Miller Alex Magrin I Smith and Skin Schaeffer spent several hours near Pate's Hill. They followed rabbit fox and opossum tracks with no success. While jumping a 20 foot gulley FE Smith broke his ab i but balanced to avoid further injury.
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William Miller
Alex Magrin I
Smith
Skin Schaeffer
Pate
Emma Sattesahn and Amos wed in Annville ceremony
Miss Emma M. Sattesahn and Amos were married by Rev. Warren L. Lattick in Annville on Sunday, with the couple described in attendance and the union reported in local news.
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Emma M. Sattesahn
Amos
Aunepach
Warren L. Lattick
Annville
Shenks Sweep Awards at Harrisburg Farm Show
Dauphin County farmers won over 300 in premiums at the State Farm Products Show in Harrisburg. Dauphin earned a silver loving cup for best and largest egg display and first prize for potato exhibits. George L. Engle of Middletown won best dozen white eggs in the state. Numerous riders of egg, potato and grain classes list winners across Hershey, Middletown, Palmyra, Linglestown, and Halifax with multiple Shenk and Engle family names highlighted.
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Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Dauphin County Agricultural Extension Association
George L. Engle
Middletown
Ira Shenk
Hershey
Christ Balsbaugh
Hummelstown
A. B. Shenk
Clayton Gingrich
Yellow Dent
Roy Shenk
Russel Koons
George Engle
Max Lauffer
L. B. Harper
C. K. Fertig
Dauphin
R. L. Engle
Isaac Deimler
A. H. Eby
Palmyra
Claude Hoffman
Powells Vailey
Eleanor Lauffer
Russel Hepner
Berrysburg
Tillie Klinger
Gratz
S. C. Oliver
Halifax
Lower Paxton Vocational High School
Ruth Engle
York Imperial Apples
Beaufort Farms
R. D
D. A. Speece
Highspire Dominates Hershey In Saturday Basketball Showdown
Highspire High School routed Hershey High with a 5 to 9 run in the second half after leading 32 to 5 at the break. Bohner led Hershey with six baskets as both teams substituted heavily. final scores and individual tallies reflect a decisive Highspire win on the Men's Club floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highspire High School
Cas
Hershey High
Douglass
Highspire
Mid Winter Dance Draws Large Crowd at Hershey Club
The Mid-Winter Dance at the Hershey Men's Club Friday evening drew a large crowd with praise for the music decor and beauty of attendees. The event improved the baseball treasury and another dance is planned for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Prince of Wales
Union Devotional Meeting Series to Begin at Y M C A
A series of Union Devotional meetings starts Wednesday at 7 45 pm at the Y M C A. The opening topic is Stewardship and the churches invite the community to join in these services.
Sternberger Elected President of Local Fish & Game Group
At a Lebanon Valley Fish and Game Protective Association meeting Toby Sternberger was elected president with Tom Ream as vice president John McKinne as secretary and Honus Moyer as treasurer. He pledges an aggressive drive to recruit hunters and fishermen in Hershey and surroundings and outlines proposed changes to state fishing laws and conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Valley Fish & Game Protective Association
Toby” Sternberger
Tom Ream
John McKinne
Pennsylvania
Patrang
Sternberger
Hershey Travelers Tie Up Hummelstown Pirates 90 to 24
The Hershey Travelers routed the Hummelstown Pirates 90 to 24 on Wednesday January 21. The Travelers dominated from the start with quick scoring and strong defense while the Pirates faded. In a late note Benny Heigle and Kid Farneler from Sand Beach flanked a six round bout won by Benny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Travelers
Hummelstown Pirates
Pirates
Benny
Heigle
Kid Farneler
Sand Beach
Mit
Diele
John Hays
Travelers Pirates
J.purcel
Ebersole
SWACZ
Red Cross Seeks Chair Recanling Service
The Red Cross has secured a chair recaner to be at the Hershey Men's Club this week for several days. Those needing first class work should inform Red Cross officers or leave their names at the Employment Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Hershey Men's Club
Rev Hartranft Addresses Klan in Lancaster Lecture Series
The Rev Hartranft spoke Monday evening as the guest of a five part Klan lecture series in Lancaster focusing on the organization's principles and purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Hartranft
Ku Klux Klan
Lancaster
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BOY Scouts Meeting
Young Men's Bible Class
Derry
Ward
Thomas & Howe
Longmans
Halleck, Americcne Book Co
Pace
Allyn & Bacon
Pace, Allyn & Bacon
Vision
Sir Launfal
Lincoln
Sir Roger de Coverley
Silas Marner
Wakefield
Washington
King Macbeth
Ivanhoe
Hamlet
Industrial League
Ernest Torrence
Hershey Boy Scouts
Patts Hill
Aunspach-Sattesahn
Boys Hershey Eos Tinney
Reeves Purcell
Jstraw Sponagle
Shaffner Aungst
Acre Mielas Balshaugh
Cee
Vlna
Leitiser
Toudt Brehm
Ap Regal Ola
Gelling
Rohner
Pasa
Wingamen
Gerach
Hershey Travelers Swamp
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