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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1910

Page

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Industrial School at Hershey to Open in September

Preparations are underway for the Hershey industrial school opening in September founded by M. B. Hershey. It will be a manual training and agricultural institution for orphans from Dauphin, Lancaster and Lebanon counties. Boys aged six to eight will enter and stay until eighteen, with a path to work at the chocolate plant. The institution requires guardians to bind the child over and excludes those with physical or moral defects. Hershey plans to return by July 10 to finalize admission terms.

Industrial School Hershey Dauphin, Lebanon Lancaster Counies Harrisburg Patriot Hershey Industrial School M. 8 Dauphin Lancaster Lebanon Girard College Philadelphia Europe Hershey Trust Company Mr. Hershey

Hershey Briefs and Local Social Notes

Hershey briefs report Mrs Mary Weist and Mrs Lydia Len ker of Millersburg as guests of Mr and Mrs Geo Copenhaver over the weekend. Harrisburg visitors John Stover and Jacob Snyder were hosted by the Copenhavers on Tuesday. A Hershey Laundry ad seeks a steady female worker. Industrial School superintendent Geo Copenhaver stays busy with school enrollment and crop crops. The 500 acre farm yields are strong with 224 wagonloads of hay stored. A playful note invites joining a cow themed fraternity Beacon. Homer Moyer of Johnstown visited over the Fourth. Moose members Frank Zentmyer Harry Garman Ezra Gingrich and Ulrich Weitmer attended a Harrisburg reception.

Messrs John Stover Jacob Snyder Harrisburg Geo. Copenhaver Industrial School Frank Zentmyer Harry Garman Ezra Gingrich Ulrich Weitmer Order of the Moose

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Honestead Mary Weist Lydia Lenker Millersburg Beacon Homer Moyer Johnstown
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