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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1921

Page

4

Church notices for First United Brethren and others

Church calendar lists services at First United Brethren Church Reverend R R Butterwick preaching 10 and 7 oclock with themes Bearing the Infirmities of the Weak and Lessons from the Life of Esau Official board meeting Saturday 8 pm East of Hershey Prayer service Wednesday 7 30 and singing class Friday 8 pm Sunday school 9 30 Christian Workers 6 45 and preaching at 7 30 Church of the Brethren East of Hershey also has Sunday school 9 30 and prayer meetings and Sunday services Epworth League 6 30 leader Mrs Mary Wheeler subject Living Close to Christ and evening worship at 7 30 Sermon on Tithing Tuesday 7 30 cabinet and Epworth League meeting after service officers to report June work Mite Society 2 pm Tuesday at Emma Thomas home Booster Choir 7 30 Thursday and regular choir practice Friday organist calls meeting about Ice Cream and Cake Festival full notice elsewhere in paper. Methodist Episcopal Church Hum melstown Pa John W Grande pastor services 9 00 and 10 30 with Lord's Supper after sermon Ex president of Dickinson College Dr George Edward Reed speaks Epworth League 6 30 subject Living Close to Christ evening sermon at 7 30 with topic Tithing Prayer meeting and probationer class 7 30 Tuesday cabinet and business meeting after service all officers to bring June reports Mite Society 2 pm Tuesday at Emma Thomas home Booster Choir reorganizes Sunday School classes Mrs Mutzabaugh Miss Blackburn Miss Bessie Bricker Choir practice 7 30 Friday Ice Cream and Cake Festival plans to follow.

Methodist Episcopal Church Hummelstown John W. Grande George Edward Reed Dickinson College Harrisburg Epworth League Mary Wheeler Mite Society Emma Thomas Mutzabaugh Blackburn Bessie Bricker

Chuggins Defends Car Sale After Speeding Arrest

A quirky note shows Mr. Chuggins admitting a speeding arrest but claiming official records prove his car exceeds ten miles per hour, sparking a salesmanship claim. The exchange hints at a tongue in cheek dispute over vehicle performance and public records.

Mr. Chuggins

Persona Non Grata Arrival Sparks Quiet Tension

Thea Wapleigh enters amid tension as Mr Gripping and Mr Grimpson debate his qualifications. Gripping notes he is loud and present, while Grimpson contends his admittance would be refused if judged by standards. The exchange highlights conflict over inclusion on the premises.

Thea Wapleigh Mr. Gripping Mr. Grimpson

Cowboys Reduce Fireworks as Drought Hits Town

A rural exchange notes the drought has tamed the usual cow town spectacle of bright lights and gunfire in the western visit. Coyote Pete confirms fewer lights shine since the dry spell, reflecting seasonal decline in showy displays.

Coyote Pete

Bulldogs win tight Friday clash against Eagles

The Bulldogs preserved their run of victories with a hard fought 15 11 defeat over the Eagles in a well played game. Hoerner Straub Swartz Garman and Reidle led the attack while Swartz fanned six and Zentmeyer worked the mound in a pitchers duel that hinged on key breaks.

Bulldogs Eagles Gamié Rhone Eagles Hoerner Cees Albert Straub Garman Reidle Miller C. Swartz WeZim Henry Zimr Strine Hitching Daniels Heikle Swartz

Colts Hand Owls a Loosely Played 7–2 Win

The Colts defeated the Owls 7 to 2 in a loosely played game on Tuesday evening. Notable performances include M Swartz and Smith in key hitting roles and Walker versus Swartz on the mound for a high strikeout total.

Colts Owls Rhone Rhone M. Swartz Strine Smith Swartz P. Miller Zim E. Zim'r Hench C. Swarty Sheffy Schwenk Long Gates Omar Walker Waness Magrini Cece M. Swartz Swartz- Strine Zimmerman W. Zimmerman E. Swartz Rittle Leibfried

Hershey Downs Steelton 3–0 In Monday Victory

Miller hurled a two hit shutout for Hershey A C as they blanked Steelton A C 3–0. Hershey’s bats struck early and often to back the pitcher with key two base hits from Albert and a trio of singles in the decisive innings. Steelton could not solve Miller’s dominance, leaving runners stranded as Hershey claimed the win.

Hershey Steelton A. A Miller Steelton A. C. Hershey A. C Rhoaec Rhoae J. Sostar Albert Hoke Smith Dailey Zim’r'n LY Pugh Sullivan Mereney Henry A. Pugh Reece Miller Enney Schwartz Matter Zentmeyerit M. Sostar Willer Hoover Ees Enney Sostar Lavan

India Question Stumps Student With Clever Punchline

In an England school exam a pupil lists Indian products curry pepper rice citron chillies chutney and more. The examiner presses for the most important answer and another child quips India-gestion solving the moment with a pun.

England India

Picnic in Town Observation Sparks Tourist Banter

A New York native escorted his Ozark cousin through the city sights they climbed the statue and viewed the curb market. They paused at Fifth Avenue and Forty second Street waiting for the crowded procession to pass and the Ozarkian mused about a picnic in town.

New York Fifth Avenue Forty-second Street

Paw Knows Everything Willie Paw Silences Night

A playful line reads Paw Knows Everything as Willie and Maw Willie debate the best invention of the age. A humorous exchange ends with a child urged to finish his night work and go to bed.

Paw Willie

Oh Mama You Look Like a Distant Relative

A playful moment described as Bob, using his mother's opera glasses, gazes through the large end and blurts that she looks like a distant relative, the humorous observation framing family life.

Life Bob

Old-fashioned Smith Still Calls Car a Horselead Cart

Brown notes Smith is very old-fashioned and Jones agrees, saying he still refers to the automobile as the horselead carriage.

Smith Brown Jones

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hershey“ Department Store Holy “Trinity Lutheran “Church M. LeRoy ‘Wachter Bible School Saul Moses Christ Frank Croman Lancaster Ministerium of Pennsylvania Howard H. Krauss St. John’s Church Auburn Croman Krauss Derry Presbyterian Church R.H. Taylor Missionary Society and Guild First United Brethren Church R. R. Butterwick Esau Church of the Brethren East of Hershey Christian Workers Nea Palm Beach Manhattan and Eagle Si Zecial Mopyright B. Kirachbaum Company Ascb Chuck Roast Anil Downey’s Downey Hershey Department Store Hershey, Penna Heikel Sam Sinmerida Mark Swartz Zentmeyer Straub-Miller the Owls
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