Nothing But the Truth at Hershey Central Theatre
Farcial three act comedy Nothing But the Truth presented by the John Elder Men’s Bible Class of Derry Presbyterian Church in Hershey tonight at 8. The cast features Robert Bennett E M Oraiston Richard Donnelly Clarence Van Dusen and Gwendoline Ralston. It is the third Lyceum Course program with 50 cents adults 25 cents children and 10 cents for reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Central Theatre
John Elder Men’s Bible Class
Derry Presbyterian Church
Gregg Darrow
Willian Collier
Longacre
New York
Robert Bennett
Ace Acker
E. M. Oraiston
Fim
Richard Donnelly
Chman
Clarence van Dusen
Chester Swartz Bishop Doran
John Bomgardner
Gwendoline Ralston
Bob Kan Weltmer
E. M. Ralston
Beesating
Adey Ute
Jesse Dersheimer
Ethel Clark
Josephine Geiling Mable Jackson
Mildred Palmer Bel Jackson
Lyceum
Hershey Seeks W C T U Branch After Red Cross Meeting
After a Red Cross gathering on February 4, Hershey calls for residents to join and organize a local W C T U branch. The article urges Christian voters to participate, stressing prohibition support and civic engagement to combat corruption and improve state and national governance.
Monarchs Beat Annville Five In Blowout Showdown
The Monarchs defeated the Annville big five by 63 to 3 on Friday. Key players include Sheard Shelley Smith and Dowhower with multiple points while Dissinger and Faanacht contribute scoring and defense in a dominant team performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarchs
Annville
Hershey
Shelley
Dowhower
Dissinger
Sheffey
Corea
Plans Set for Permanent County Roads
Dauphin County moves to build long planned routes from Berrysburg to Uniontown and Paxtonia to Manada Hill using new State road bonds totaling 50 million. The county’s share of the State aid amounts to 117,997.34 with a matching county appropriation required, aiming to complete both routes within the year alongside other 1924 road improvements including Horseshoe Pike and Fort Hunter to Linglestown, backed by 31,000 township aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrysburg
Uniontown
Paxtonia
Manada Hill
Dauphin County
Berrysburg-Uniontown
Jonestown
Dauphin-Schuylkill
Hummelstown
Campbelltown
Fort Hunter
Linglestown
Lyonsville
Grantville
Elizabethville
Hershey Edges Myerstown In Last Minute Thriller
Hershey High defeats Myerstown 27 to 26 on their home floor in a hard fought, fast game. Hershey rallied late after Myerstown led for most of the contest as the Hershey girls team fell 25 to 14. Key scorers include Magrini Tinney Purcell Belser and Koller for Hershey with multiple Field goals and a tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myerstown High
Hershey High
Hershey
Myerstown
Hershey Girls
Myerstown Magrini
Viet Leva En Koller Tinney
Haak
Gerlach
Ungst
Kohl CA Ae
Gestelneiietsee
Eecer
Eid Kapp
Belser
RC Reree
Printing Department Triumphs Over Hershey Store 47 to 18
In a fast paced Monday night game on the Men's Club floor the Printing Department defeated the Hershey Store team 47 to 18. Fasnacht scored twenty points as Dissinger sliced through the Merchandisers defense and Doc Henry delivered dazzling late shots. Zentmeyer struggled for Hershey Store while Traynor's guards were unable to stop the fast passing of Printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Store
Traynor
Roteyes
Zentmeyer
Dissinger
Fasnacht
Doc" Henry
Sunday School Executive Committee Changes Dates
Chautauqua in Hummelstown February 1 leads to rescheduled meeting February 8 at 7 4 p m in Lutheran Parish House. District officers and superintendents should attend to plan the Annual District Convention on April 6 in Fishburns United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown
Lutheran Parish
Fishburn
United Brethren Church
Red Cross to Meet Monday Afternoon
The American Red Cross will hold its regular monthly meeting in the Red Cross room on Monday afternoon at 2 30. A large attendance of members is requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Hershey
Elcade
W.C. T.U
Christian Church
al. Smith
New York
Pennsylvania
al Red Cross
Hershey school warning blamed on unknown sender
A Kla Klux Klan warning was found at Hershey Consolidated Public School principal Prof. A M Hinkel’s door accusing him and staff over student demotions. Officials deny Klan involvement though a woman suspect is suggested. The piece notes honor pupils and widespread demotions after promotions rules. warning prompts Klan inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hinkel
Hershey Consolidated Public School
Areba Avenue
Hershey High School
Hinkel
Klu Klux
Klu Klux Klan
Prof
Klan
Altho
Esther Walmer
Gladys Christ
George Zeigler
Laurence Edwards
Alice Hall
Ellen Leithiser
Russel Stuckey
Dorothy Bohner
Margaret Balsbaugh
Mildred Frehn
Estelle Smith
Niles Long
Kenneth Stuckey
Russel Aungst
Grace Bilotta
Hershey Hite
Mary Hammer
LeRoy Shenk
Josephine Mentzer
Beulah Shaffner
Landis Curry
John Gilman
Marlyn Herbst
Elsie Elseville
Harry Fasnacht
Treva Dise
Grace Eckenroth
Elizabeth Klinefelter
Ruth Liller
Lee Shertzer
Dick Sporades
Mary Kaylor
Kathryn Fleager
M. Kerich
Zelma Nye
B. Brandt
Gladys Long
E. Espensha
Hershey
Lad Run Down In Hershey Street Crossing
A second grade lad was struck by a car near the Trust Company building Tuesday while crossing. The driver halted briefly to check the boy then left without aid. Pupils took him to Dr. Zimmerman and he returned home to the Sand Hills. Hershey police and motor patrol plan three months of enforcement on speed limits after complaints about the 15 mile rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hollingsworth
Trust Company
Alx Studebaker
Zimmerman
Sand Hills
Hershey
Cara
Hershe
Hershey Firemen Plan February Meeting
The Hershey Volunteer Fire Company will hold its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening February 5 at the Hose House. President Wim Brinker urges all members to attend as the group discusses approving the purchase of a new fire siren and other vital matters for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Volunteer Fire Company
Wim, Brinker
Lecture by Rev N L Linebaugh Monday Evening
Rev N L Linebaugh former Hershey pastor now in Dayton Ohio will speak Monday evening Feb 18 at 7 45 at the First United Brethren Church Park Avenue His topic Makers and Defenders of the American Flag. Admission free collection taken. Guests include Always Shining Bible Class P O S of A Woodmen groups and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Linebaugh
First United Brethren Church
Dayton
Ohio
Park Avenue
Hershey and
U. B
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Circle
Linebaugh
Motor Patrol To Train At Hershey
Capt. E W Price of the Pennsylvania Motor Patrol selects Hershey as training quarters for additional state highway personnel this spring. Three classes will run thirty days with 60 to 90 men per class starting February 1. Sleeping quarters will be on the Hershey Inn’s first floor, with dining in the basement and instruction on the first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
E. W. Price
Pennsylvania Motor Patrol
Mt. Gretna
Hershey Inn
Hershey Hands Lacing To Big 5 In 42 33 Win
Hershey Oliver quintet overwhelmed Millersville 42 to 33 on the local court. The visitors led all game long as Millersville failed to mount a response and Hershey executed an aggressive offense to derail the Big 5. Field goals by Clark Elliott Leit riser Stover Zimmerman and Dore mous paced the visitors. Referee Swank called the halves 20 minutes each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Hershey Oliver
Capt. Dean
Huskies
Hershey
Millersville
Benar
Hershey Millersville Clark
Begna Pends Coremous Strine
Fida Acca
Berger Elliott
R Leithiser
Cecid
Ta Krimmel Stover
Eee
Gig
Krimmerl
Dean
Stetter
Swank
Birthday Party for Edward Miller
Mr and Mrs William I Miller entertained a number of guests at a birthday party for their son Edward celebrating his fourteenth birthday on Thursday evening January 24 A list of guests included Dorothy Hyland Eva Deppen Blanche Deppen Idred Edwards Gilman Ethel Grubb Glenn Kieffer Glenn Stover Paul Hummer Charles Hummer Luther Hinkel Harry Leibfried Walter Strine Richard Black James Bobb George Bohner Samuel Curry Eddie Hershey Lawrence Edwards and Edward Michener
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I. Miller
Areba Avenue
Edward
Dorothy Hyland
Eva Deppen
Blanche Deppen
Idred Edwards
Is Gilman
Ethel Grubb
Glenn Kieffer
Glenn Stover
Paul Hummer
H O A Sunday School Class Elect Officers
A special meeting of the H O A Sunday School Class at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church elected officers for the ensuing year. President Margaret Bomgardner, Vice President Ruth Shultz, Secretary Mrs. Robert Aumens, Treasurer Goldie Habaker. Refreshments were served to members and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Tueway
E. W. Schwenk
Caracas Avenue
Margaret Bomgardner
Ruth Shultz
Robert Aumens
Goldie Habaker
Ohn Snavely
Irvin Baer
Goldie Habecker
Hilda Freymeyer
Freda Hummer
Mra
Robert Aumen
Cleon Kieffer
Grover Sheckart
E. Warfel
Elsie Shuey
Edwin Schwenk
Siren Test Planned Friday Evening at Hetahey Club
A fire siren placed on the roof of the Hetahey en a Club building will be tested Friday evening between 7 and 9 o clock. The test aims to ensure operational readiness of the siren for emergency alerts.
Men's Club Schedules Weekly Aquatic Meet at Hershey Club
The Hershey Men's Club held a morning aquatic meet with Midget and First group events. Winners included Mario Allegrini J Wise and Angelo Santarelli in multiple races alongside H Leibfreid Glenn Kieffer and others, with emphasis on sprints dives and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Mario Allegrini
J. Wise
Earl Christ
A. Santarelli
M. Allegrini
Seni Rossi
H. Zimmerman
Angelo Santarelli
Leni Rossi
H. Leibfreid
Glenn Kieffer
P. Miller
McKinne
R. Black
Jack Knife
Farnum In The Gunfighter Saturday at Hershey Central
William Farnum stars in The Gunfighter a Fox production showing Saturday February 2 at Hershey Central Theatre. Lynn Reynolds crafts a vivid tale of two feuding clans the Camps and Beacheys over Nell a secret birth inciting seventeen years of ambushes poisonings and killings until Billy Buell a cowpuncher ends the feud with a clever plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Farnum
William Fox
Hershey Central Theatre
Lynn Reynolds
Beacheys
Nell
Billy Buell
Farmum
Last Call For Dog Licenses In Central Pennsylvania
State law requires dog licenses with February 1 as the final grace day. Inspectors led by Geo. T. Kilgore will target delinquents, entering suits where owners fail to license. Last year the bureau tagged over 50,000 more dogs than in 1922, amid widespread enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. T. Kilgore
State Bureau of Animal Industry
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania
Powder River WWI film coming to Hershey theatre
Local American Legion post brings Powder River the World War wonder picture to Hershey Central Theatre in February after completion of arrangements with a U S Signal Corps representative. Shown previously for a full week at Harrisburg Victoria Theatre under Calder Post VFW auspices, the film may be available soon in this vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Powder River
Hershey
United States Signal Corps
Hershey Central Theatre
Victoria Theatre
Harrisburg
Calder Post
Monarchs Fall To Rockville In Tuesday Tilt
The Fierahey Monarchs were defeated by Rockville 47 to 21 on Tuesday night in Rockville. Friday night Hershey Monarchs host Beckley’s Business Five on the Hershey Men’s Club floor in a first class game anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fierahey Monarchs
Rockville
Hershey Monarches
Beckley's Business Five
Hershey
Lebanon Valley Glee Club to Perform in Hershey
The Lebanon Valley College Men’s Glee Club, 24 members, directed by Professor Hardman, will present a varied program including classical choruses, humor, octets, quartets, solos and an Old Time Minstrel number at Hershey Central Theatre next Thursday February 7 at 8 pm. Tickets 35 cents adults 20 cents children 50 cents reserved seats. Reservations via Men’s Bible Class or Drug Dept Hershey Dept Store February 4 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Valley College Men’s Glee Club
Hershey Central Theatre
Men’s Bible
United Brethren Sunday School
Hardman
Lebanon Valley College
Hershey
Drug Dept
Hershey Department Store
Street Crossing At Chocolate and Park Needs Repairs
A long neglected crossing at Chocolate and Park Avenues is badly damaged with a deep hole between trolley tracks. Rainwater and mud splash pedestrians and threaten clothing, forcing detours and wet feet. The Transit Co or Street Dept may share responsibility. a fifty fifty plan could fix the nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chocolate and
Park Avenues
Transit Co
Hershey Legion Forms Ladies Auxiliary
Hershey Post No. 386 American Legion plans a separate Ladies Auxiliary. Membership will include wives mothers sisters and daughters of in good standing Legion members. Edwin Schwenk named auxiliary committee chair with efforts under Bomgardner to build a proud auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Post
American Legion
Legion
Red Cross
Bomgardner
Edwin Schwenk
Hershey
Rev H C Hartranft to Present Illustrated Bible Talk
The Hershey YWCA Bible Study series will switch from weekly exposition to an illustrated lecture on Christ life hosted by Rev H C Hartranft. Images from Hoffman sacred art will be shown via a stereoticon. The first talk is Tuesday at 7 30 pm at Hershey Y A with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Lorehay Y.W. A
H. C. Hartranft
Christ
Hoffman
Tuesda
Hershey Y
Hershey
Robina
Ruggles of Red Gap at Hershey Central Theatre
On Tuesday evening February 5 the Hershey Central Theatre screens a Paramount feature reel Ruggles of Red Gap. James Cruze directs the comedy romance and thrills with Edward Horton Ernest Torrence Charles Lee Lola Wilson and Writzi Ridgeway among the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Hershey Central Theatre
James Cruze
Caat
Edward Horton
Bible Class Bake Sale At Market House
The Diakonia Bible Class of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will hold a bake sale on Saturday February 2 at the market house. Class members are busy making pies cakes and candies per the family recipes. Don’t miss the chance to stock up for weekend needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diakonia Bible Class
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
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W. CT. U
Planing Milletc
Eees Roe
Kla Klux
N.L. Linebaugh
Edward Miller
H. O. A. Sunday School
Farnum
Gunfighter
Lebanon Valley Glee Club
Hershey Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
H.C. Hartranft
Dor Bible Class
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