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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1919

Page

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Nice Weather Draws Crowds to Hershey Park

Pleasant conditions last Sunday drew thousands to Hershey Park with outings from Reading. The pool and lake hosted crowds, while the Bandstand featured Hershey Orchestra and solos by Viola Guest. July Fourth plans promise a full day of concerts including William Boyer and more crowd favorites.

Hershey Park Reading Atlantic City Hershey Orchestra Viola Guest Herbert Victor Orchestra July Fourth In the Park William Boyer Harrisburg Hershey

Good Shows in Park at Hershey Theatre

United Southern Stock Company continues its high class presentation at Hershey Park Theatre with The Turning Point and Marys Ankle. Crowded houses applaud performances. upcoming shows include Married Life Common Clay Within the Law and a standout theatre orchestra fuels audience anticipation.

Mary United Southern Stock Company Hershey Park Theatre New York Boston Hershey Theatre

Barber Shop Ends Waiting Policy at Hershey Parlor

Tom Black proprietor of the Hershey Tensorial Parlor introduces a no waiting rule and adds a new barber to ensure prompt service. Patrons who need noon hour grooming can be served without losing time due to the updated improvements.

Tom” Black Hershey

Hershey Defeats Harrisburg 10 3 Amid Romig Injury

Hershey extended its season victories beating Harrisburg 10 to 3 on the local diamond. Romig was severely injured near game end when a runner deliberately hit him at first base and required hospital surgery. He remains incapacitated for some time as Hershey prepares to travel to Lebanon to face Steel Casting and Sheridan in upcoming doubleheader plans.

Hershey Harrisburg Romig Hershey Boys Bishop Harrisburgers Hinkle Lebanon Sheridan

Hershey Man Lands First Bass of Season 1919

William Leitisher Jr. became the first Hershey resident to land a bass this season at Swatara River. He used a five cent fishing line bought at the Hershey Store and measured 17 inches. Several companions, all with costly gear, returned with no notable catches.

Hershey William Leithiser, Jr Bill Swatara

Ladies Aid Social at Zion Lutheran Church

The Ladies' Aid of Zion Lutheran Church in Hummelstown held a social at Mrs. Samuel Walter's home on Monday evening. Members and guests listed include Mrs. Bolton, Mrs. Walter, Mrs. Retten, Mrs. Deimler, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Bale, Mrs. Light, Mrs. Garnes, Mrs. Ralph Walter, Mrs. Behney, Mrs. Crist, Mrs. Cassel, Misses Bolton Walter Deimler Ida Deimler Lillie Deimler Esther Walter and Lillie Deimler, along with Donald Jacobs Donald Walter Landis Deimler and Verna Walter.

Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran Church Hummelstown Samuel Walter Bolton W. ¥. Walter Retten Phil Deimler E. Walter Charles Hoffman Charles Bale George Light Garnes Ralph Walter P. V. Behney Nile Crist D. W. Cassel Lulu Bolton Esther Walter Lillie Deimler Ida Deimler Donald Jacobs Donald Walter Landis Deimler Verna Walter

Helpers Class Meeting at Hershey Sunday School

The regular monthly meeting of the Helpers Class of the U B Sunday School in Hershey was hosted by Josephine Geiling on Spring Creek Ave. The session included class business followed by games and music, then refreshments were served.

U. B Sunday School Hershey Josephine Geiling Spring Creek Ave

Beer Becomes Law Debate Follows Post Prohibition Change

Amid renewed talks after national prohibition moves, brewers resume 2.75 percent beer sales as federal judges rule it non alcoholic. Attorney General Palmer vows orderly enforcement. Congress may act soon to define intoxicants and curb sales amid demobilization plans.

Ross Baltimore Santelle San Francisco Supreme Court of the United States Congress Palmer

Peace News Welcome to Soldiers Awaiting Treaty

American doughboys in Germany await the Peace Treaty with eagerness. Allies expect First and Second Divisions to leave Germany by August 1, subject to transportation. If a unit stays on the Rhine, it will be volunteers recruited in America and recently arrived in France.

Germany United States Rhine Army of Occupation America France

Americans Again Win at Inter Allied Games in France

American soldiers dominated Pershing Stadium events in France as they shattered several records at the Inter Allied Games this week. Despite limited late training in some events, Americans performed with strong style and success across disciplines.

Pershing Stadium France

Booster Club Starts Campaign to Back Hershey Baseball

The Hershey Booster Club elected officers led by William F. R. Murrie as president and John Snavely as secretary. The group plans a townwide drive to financially and morally support Hershey’s fastball team, urging full local attendance and unity to boost the season.

Hershey Booster Club John Snavely Mr. Snavely M. S. Hershey William F. R. Murrie Ezra F. Hershey John E. Snyder J. B. Leithiser S. D. Clark T. L. McHeffey C. Y. Glynn Hershey

Save the Babies Child Welfare Station Opens

A child welfare station has opened in the Red Cross Rooms of the Central Theatre Building. Mothers with children under 6 are urged to bring them for registration. The rooms will be open Tuesday through Friday from 2.30 to 4.30, with Mrs. Becker, the community nurse, in charge.

Red Cross Central Theatre Becker

Holstein Bulls Offered for Sale by Hershey Trust Company

Two young grade Holstein bulls about eighteen months old available in Hershey area. Bulls weigh 950 to 1050 pounds and are described as fine, nicely marked stock bulls sought by local farmers. Priced competitively and expected to sell quickly. Apply at the Dairy and Farm Department in the Hershey Trust Company Building.

Hershey Trust Company

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