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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1914

Page

6

Centennial and Fourth of July celebration planned for Highspire borough

A movement in Highspire plans a joint centennial and Fourth of July celebration as the borough marks 100 years on Saturday July 4. The College Athletic Council of Gettysburg hires Dr Chester Crist to be on Nixon Field for football season practices and games to ensure prompt injury care.

Highspire College _ Athletic ‘Council. of Gettysburg Nixon Field Chester Crist Pennsylvania Railroad Sylvester F. Hamill Middle Hamill Columbia Philadelphia Harrisburg Civic Council of the Churches of Board of Trade of Coatesville John Graham Bloomsburg Pennsylvania Sunbury Junction Point Chester County Games Protective and Propagation Society Chalfont Grangers H. P.weisel Pain Hershey Park Pain Firework Co Dauphin County

Storms and accidents sweep Juniata Valley reports

A massive storm lashed the Juniata Valley with continuous lightning and hail. Fires started by strikes were doused by rain. Incidents included a man struck speechless by a bolt in Mount Rock and a boy injured by a lightning hit near Mount Campbell. Other items note parolees blaming drink, a fatal fishing accident, a coal strike, a near-m honeymoon mishap, and civic notices. Forty Allentown women form a suffrage branch.

Juniata Valley Highland Avenue Joseph Reager Peter Campbell Mount Rock Martin Mr. Campbell Eastern Penitentiary Adolph Long Tower City Reading Coal Company Thomas Goodhart Lancaster Blair County Martin Drakos Palmerton Austria Rinn Allentown Robert Wheeler

Garfield’s hardships noted with odd life details marked

The article lists Garfield’s sufferings from injuries and hazards while noting he has never married. A Mechanicsburg barber plans a banquet for seven lifelong patrons, as Annville enforces a curfew requiring under 16 to be off streets by 9 80 p.m. unless with adults.

Pierre St. duPont Longwood Kennett Square Ralph Keiser Wawasett Warren Ziegenfuss Hellertown Milton Robb Coleville Milton Abe Milt Allentown Pennsylvania Woman’s Suffrage Association Garfield Mechanicsburg Annville

Wellsboro Gazette Protests Alcohol in Warm Weather

Objections trigger a Wellsboro Gazette remark about heating alcohol in a chafing dish. General J P Taylor of Reedsville, 87, died after two months with a bronze casket cost of 1000 dollars. He served in the Civil War and led the State Monument Commission. Funeral rites and tributes followed in Bryn Mawr. Revolutionary Titanic memorial services featured the Orpheus Club singing Abide With Me. Lutheran clergy gather at Muhlenberg College for Pastor Week. A Philadelphia Playground project aims for 8 million dollars.

Dietor Dixon Wellsboro Gazette J. P. Taylor Reedsville Harrisburg Taylor Pennsylvania First Pennsylvania Cavalry State Monument Commission Church of the Redeemer Bryn. Mawr John Borland Thayer Pennsylvania Railroad Rhinelander Thayer Orpheus ‘Club Muhlenberg College Allentown Philadelphia John P. Connelly

Our Busy Hens Export Results in 21 Million Dozen

United States exports reached twenty one million dozen eggs in fiscal year 1913 with an average price of fifteen cents per dozen.

United States

Cork Sinks 200 Feet Deep and Won’t Return to Surface

A cork sunk to 200 feet beneath the ocean surface remains there due to the immense water pressure.

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Harry Longenecker Lebanon Hershey Chocolate Company Lydia Brightbill John Brightbill Bethel Township Kochenderfer Brighthill Lebanon Court House Palmyra Borough A. G. Stauffer Will H. Erb Hamlin Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association Forest Park Pike County William Stock Mountville Union Township Mr. Stock L. H Kleinfelter North Annville Daniel Miller Mastersonville Lancaster County Lebanon County Mr. Miller Manheim Lodge of Masons Tener Pennsylvania State Garfield Gibbons Central Iron and Steel Works Ninth and Thompson Streets Hoffer Engle Hummelstown George P. Hoffer Palmyra Gomnerly Landis B.cassady Swatara Quarry Swatara, Pa Hershey Band Samuel J. Feese Gardner-Vincent Company Jane Hershey NEW Holland Atlantic City Hershey Laundry Hershey, Pa
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