Homebound Soldier Writes From Hazavani Farm Front
Howard Sheltenhamer sends a long wartime letter from Hazavani Farm France dated 1918 describing wait for orders, weather, war memories, and longing for home. He notes bombardment, ruined towns, and French life while hoping mail improves and plans to celebrate a May birthday. He mentions Co. G, the 112th, Y M C A, Knights of Columbus, and Red Cross aid.
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Hazavani
Hershey
Co. G
Chocolate Co
Knights of Columbus
Red Cross
Refereeing Shuffle At Gym Sparks Gallery Commentary
The piece describes ongoing refereeing changes as Fred is replaced in a Hershey basketball game. Jr. E. Snavely keeps blowing the whistle while a replacement is sought, inviting vocal fans to offer their officiating services and prompting fans to recall the lack of glory in whistle duties.
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Hershey
Fred
Jr. E
Girls' Big Five Lose to Chambersburg Visitors
The Girls Big Five were defeated by Penn Hall at Chambersburg 19 to 4. Miss Beck of Steelton filled in for absent Miss Verna Stucky, and played well. They blamed overpractice for the loss and plan reduced weekly gym sessions on the men's floor.
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Girs
Chambersburg
Penn Hall
Verna Stucky
Miss Beck
Steelton
Hershey High Teams Lose in Saturday Games
Hershey High School boys fell to Steelton High 35 to 15 in a well played game. The girls also lost to Camp Hill 195 to an unspecified margin in a contested match. The Hershey girls inspired the crowd with spirited yells led by Miss Belle Seitshimer.
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Steelton High
Camp Hill
Hershey High School
Belle Seitshimer
Man With the New Suit and Shoes Offer Comfort and Style
A local ad promotes a new suit for Mr Man along with matching shoes. It touts comfort, appearance, and service as reasons to upgrade wardrobes. The copy emphasizes improved fit and customer care at the store.
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Howard Sheltenhamer
Mr. Man
Belfield
Jam
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