Hershey Chocolate Co Wins Broad Name Use Rulings
The Hershey Chocolate Co. secured sweeping court victories upholding its exclusive right to the Hershey name. Distributors are enjoined from selling chocolate products bearing Hershey unless produced by the company. Ayres Co. and others face permanent bans on using Hershey, Hershey’s, or Hershey Bros. in branding or ads. The cases reinforce trademark rights and protect retailers from selling infringing products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Chocolate Co
Hershey
Hershey Brothers
St. Louis
U. S
Lawrence Ayers Co
Northern District of Illinois
Hershey’s
Hershey Bros
Ayres Company
Ayres & Co
Hershey Chocolate Co. S
U. S. Patent Office
Patent Office
Miss Mildred Esbenshade Weds Dr Chas Wilson
Miss Mildred Cooper Esbenshade daughter of Mr and Mrs W Ross Esbenshade and Dr Charles P Wilson son of Mrs Annie J Wilson of Portland Oregon were married Friday evening at the Pine Street Presbyterian Church Harrisburg by Rev Dr C Waldo Cherry. After the ceremony the couple left for Portland where Dr Wilson is a physician. The wedding ends a school romance that began at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore with Miss Esbenshade training as a nurse and Dr Wilson studying medicine. The ceremony was witnessed by immediate family with no bridal attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Cooper Esbenshade
W. Ross Esbenshade
Town
Charles P. Wilson
Annie J. Wilson
Portland
Ore
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
North Front Street
Harrisburg
C. Waldo Cherry
Wilson
Esbenshade
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Doctor Wilson
Johns Hopkins University
Miss Esta Murrie Hosts Dinner Dance Wednesday
Miss Esta Murrie daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm F R Murrie of Yershey entertained at her home with a dinner and dancing on Wednesday night in honor of Miss Gladys Parkin gon of New York City guest of Mr and Mrs Ashley DeWolf. Other guests included Mr and Mrs DeWolf Mr and Mrs Fritz Wright Mr and Mrs Jack Mart Miss Eleanor Bailey Miss Louise Stubbs Miss Winifred Meyers of Harrisburg Miss Katherine Stine of Lebanon Edwin Herman William Bailey Gail Landon of Harrisburg Bruce Murrie of town Vincent Henry and Robert Seidel of Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Murrie
Wm. F. R. Murrie
Yershey
Gladys Parkingon
New York City
Ashley DeWolf
Mra
DeWolf
Fritz Wright
Jack Mart
Eleanor Bailey
Louise Stubbs
Winif
Hershey Park Trolley Official Burns Hand in Accident
Harry Bistline Burns his left hand after contact with a live tire wire on a Tuesday evening. An end light malfunctioned while he searched for the fault, causing a severe burn that required treatment at Hershey Hospital. He remained mobile for the night and following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bistline
Hershey Park
Vintline
Hershey Hospital
Odd Fellows Picnic at Hershey Park July 22
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Central Pennsylvania plans its annual picnic at Hershey Park on July 22. More than 200 lodges and about 10,000 members and families are expected. All park amusements are free for children with a free show and dancing from 2 to 6 pm, two baseball games, a prize program with over 300 awards, and music by the Odd Fellows Orphanage Band of Sunbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Central Pennsylvania
Hershey Park
Odd Fellows Orphanage Band of
Sunmury
House Party at Valley Glen Hosted by So Socctable Club
The So-Socctable Club members held a house party at Valley Glen over the weekend occupying the Kreider cottages. Attendees included Mary Eby Lucile Gilman Mary Shersce Josephine Walters Mea Fouche Anna Bomberger Ray Kreider Landis Garman Francia Kellar Harry Kreider Earl Fouche Cameron Barr Eric Kreider and chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Glen
Kreider
Mary Eby
Lucile Gilman
Mary Shersce
Josephine Walters
Mea
Fear Fouche
Anna Bomberger
Ray Kreider
Landis Garman
Francia Kellar
Harry Kreider
Earl Fouche
Cameron Barr
Mr. Ancora
Eric Kreider
Hershey Dept Store Urges Early Coal Buying
Samuel B. Crowell retiring president of the National Retail Coal Dealers Association tells the Washington convention that consumers should buy coal now to avoid higher prices in fall. He argues no summer price drop is anticipated and credits public cooperation for handling the anthracite strike, while urging better coal quality and timely purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Crowell
National Retail Coal Dealers Association
Washington, D. C
Young Peoples Service at Church of the Brethren
A Young People's Service is planned at Spring Creek Church of the Brethren East Areba Avenue on Sunday July 11. The program includes morning and evening services with sermons addresses on Saintship Doing Good Investments of Youth Leaders or Followers and Life's Mortgages along with songs devotions and a benediction. Congregation officers and participants include Elder J C Zug Milton Baschore H K Ober Verna Blouch D H Sander Solomon Gipe Emmett Basehore and D H Snader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Church of the Brethren
East
Areba Avenue
J. C. Zug
Milton Baschore
Saintship
H. K. Ober
Fock
Solomon Gipe
Emmett Basehore
WAGE
Iew
D. H. Snader
Cortez and Garbo Headline Ibanez Torrent at Hershey Park
Ricardo Cortez plays a young Spanish statesman opposite Greta Garbo in Ibanez Torrent a lavish Metro production directed by Monta Bell at Hershey Park Theatre July 8 9 10. Garbo dazzles as an exotic Spanish opera singer and Cortez reveals a striking aged performance in a romance adaptation from Vicente Blasco Ibanez with a dramatic flood scene and daring rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan
Ibanez
Hershey Park Theatre
Ricardo Cortez
Greta Garbo
Miss Garbo
Vicente Blasco Ubanez
Monta Bell
Metro-Goldwynayer
Maine
Ator
Cortez
Clendary
Gertrude Olmated
Tully Marshall
Arthur Edmund Carew
Lillian Leighton
Lucy Beaumont
Mario Carillo
Lucien Littlefield
Martha Mattox
Mack Swain
Walter Ashenfelter Visits New York City
Walter Ashenfelter took a trip to New York City during the Fourth of July period. He and Haag, a wrapping machine manufacturer, enjoy fishing and spent most of their time at sea where they reportedly caught 67 bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ashenfelter
New York City
Haag
Walter Slates
Irvin Uhler Speaks at Lewistown Jail
Irvin Ubler spoke at the Lewistown Jail where he spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs HW Ubler. Four men were converted during the Sunday afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Uhler
Lewistown
Irvin’ Ubler
Mea
HW. G. Ubler
Land of Seldom Seen Frontiers in a Humorous Sketch
A narrator travels by boat and observes quirky local signs and cartoons in the land of Seldom Seen. He notes a long line of autos crossing railroad tracks and reflects on humorous attributions among tools and machines. The column mix includes satire on politics and a meditation on the old red schoolhouse’s legacy.
Total Loss and Ash Can Mockery in Political Gossip
The piece uses dark humor to compare an ash can to a Grecian urn and jokes about political ruin. It mocks the idea that time improves with party shifts, noting liberals and conservatives alike would like to see the other side defeated.
Noise from street vendors disrupts restful mornings
The writer laments the constant racket of meat wagons and drivers with dinging bells. Musicians are blamed for louder interruptions than chance callers, intruding on the quiet sought by an elderly widow with money.
Sousa Opens 34th Season at Hershey Park
John Philip Sousa and His Band opened their thirty-fourth annual tour before about five thousand fans at Hershey Park Convention Hall. Sousa introduced new marches including the Sesqui-Centennial March official for the Philadelphia Exposition and a Wolverine dedication to Detroit, stressing shorter programs and quicker encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho Jupiter Pluvius
Hershey Park
John Philip Sousa
Sousa
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Hershey Promoted as Model Town for Harrisburg Tourists
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce Tourist Committee publishes a sixteen page brochure touting Hershey as a model industrial town with the largest chocolate plant. Fifty thousand copies distributed in the middle west and New York State. It notes proximity to Harrisburg, rail and trolley service, Hershey Park, and the 1000 acre playground as a key attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
Middle West
New York State
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Lebanon Valley
America
Hershey Park
Hershey Chocolate Company
Thoughtful of Others and Parades Across Rainy Pennsylvania
A reflective column recalls a fellow’s care for others and quotes a proverb about fools and money. Rainy highway travels reveal nature and law’s indiscrimination, a speeding warning in Gettysburg, and a parade satire ending with old fashioned banter and rustic quips.
Some Pennsylvania Dutch Sayings
A fragment collection of sayings and phrases in Pennsylvania Dutch style with mixed English. It mentions meals prices, local customs, steam fiddle, a laser leak, Atlantic City gambling hints, a train scene, and everyday actions such as smoking and putting on shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Mrs Ada M Hench Dies at 63 in Progress
Ada M Hench aged 63 wife of M T Hench and mother of George C Hench senior assistant comptroller at the Hershey Chocolate Co died Monday. Private funeral services were held at the residence Fishburn and Maple streets Progress at 9:30 Wednesday morning. Burial planned at Port Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada M.hench
M.T. Hench
George C. Hench
The
Hernhey Chocolate Co
Fishburn
Maple Streets
Progress
Port Royal
Perfect Attendance Honors At Hershey School 1925-26
One hundred seventy two pupils from the Elementary Grade and Tantore Senior High School earned perfect attendance for the 1925 1926 term. Certificates were awarded by the Department of Public Instruction in Harrisburg and some students received additional seals. Notable honorees include Marie Mays Lily Martin Gladys Rhoads and Clare Koons with four and six years of perfect attendance. A full list of the students from Derry Township Schools with perfect attendance is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tantore
Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Marie Mays
Lily Martin
Gladys Rhoads
Clare Koons
Derry Township
Mary Ann Kinports
Lucile Trump
Leanna Ginder
Elladora Schlepfer
Harold Kline
Paul Brubaker
Earl Clark
Paul Kautz
Richard Knoll
Grace Curry
Ruth
Regina Pronto
Evelyn Slesser
Martha Wagner
Galen Simmons
Velvia Barbini
Edna Keener
Gladys Kauffman
Jean Brinser
Mary Patrick
Christian Foltz
Carl Kantz
Anna Lafferty
Ruth Roush
Helen Basehore
Sara Herr
Grace Miller
Catherine Yingst
Ermano Borroni
Harold Gingrich
Earl Shelley
Daniel Brubaker
John Dupler
Samuel Brightbill
Malcolm Hocker
Herman Martin
Irwin Tice
Nancy Pera
Anna Pontius
Ruth Shuey
Harry Wenrich
David Gilman
Harry Beardlemay
Luther Clark
Hubert Taylor
Dorothy Habecker
Doris Brubaker
Meade Balsbaugh
Carlyle Sherrick
Martin Hocker
Lester Cassel
Ward Dockett
Ivan Seltzer
Henry Hollingsworth
Suzanna Alexander
Mary Barnes
Sara Dupler
Kathryn Kreiser
Almeda Nowlen
Jothy Slough
Violet Sternberger
Richard Shireman
John Kreiser
Carl Hess
John Baum
Merle Hartman
Lloyd Seltzer
Harry Zimmerman
Dorothy Clark
Agnes Gibble
Eloise Moyer
Betty O’neal
Julia Owen
Alice Slough
Katherine Hostetter
Glenn Hummer
Martha Dupler
Sara Leibfried
Alice Whitmeyer
Luther Furst
Walter Wanfried
Russell Koons
Merle Reidell
Lizzie Snyder
Wellford Owen
Verna Deets
State Adds Horseshoe Pike to Highways Plan
Acting Secretary Connell says rebuilding the unimproved Horse shoe Pike section between Hummelstown and the Lebanon county line depends on available funds after current contracts. The 11 mile stretch was county controlled until June 1925 and is part of 1200 miles added to the state system last month. The department fondos are nearly exhausted and a second 50 million bond issue will be needed to pay outstanding contracts while the license fund covers mainly maintenance and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Hummelstown
Lebanon County
Connell
Dauphin County
Campbelltown
Harrisburg-Downingtown
Cornwall
Ephrata
Honeybrook
Lancaster Pike
Lincoln Highway
Downingtown
Lebanon
Weather Prophets Predict Hot July in Schuylkill County
Gus Luckinghill and Dr. I W Good, noted Schuylkill County weather prophets, forecast four periods in July with temperatures around 90 degrees or higher. They expect the first heat spells before or around July 10, with much of the month milder, and anticipate a normal summer overall despite June being cooler than average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Luckinghill
I. W. Good
Schuylkill County
Good
Sticka
Dr. Good
Luckingbill
Palmdale Palmable Baseball Team Defeats Sand Beach 6 3
The newly formed Palmadle base ball team beat Sand Beach on Saturday with a 6 3 score. Fans were urged to contact Calvin Wagner in Palmyra or call Bell b4 R for more details about the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmadle
Sand Beach
Calvin Wagner
Palmyra
Wyster and Margaret wed in Trummelstown ceremony
Harold LeRoy Wyster and Misa Margaret Naomi Hammaker both of Trummelstown RR 1 No 2 were married by Elder John A Landis at his Cocoa avenue residence on Saturday July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold LeRoy Wyster
Misa Margaret
Naomi Hammaker
Trummelstown
John A. Landis
Cocoa Avenue
Hershey Seeks Families for New York Children Ten Week Program
The Hershey committee plans a two week stay for East Side New York children from July 20 to August 3 to promote health Americanization and community integration. Mrs. Wm Hackman urges Hershey families to open their homes and register by July 15, contacting the Hershey Employment Bureau or 24 Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Committee
New York
East Side
Wm. Hackman
Hershey
Vacation Bible School to Hold Closing Exercises Friday
The Community Vacation Bible School will hold closing exercises Friday evening July 9 at 7 30 in Hershey High School auditorium. Residents are invited to attend and see the children’s parts. Program led by Principal I L Reist and teachers Miss Bertha Belser Miss Kathryn Weltmer and Mrs Norman Stahle with Ivan L Mease I O Dice H F Liller and Mrs I H Slesser on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Vacation Bible School
Hershey High School
I. L. Reist
Bertha Belser
Norman Stahle
Kathryn Weltmer
Ivan L. Mease
I. O. Dice
H. F. Liller
I. H. Slesser
Hoot Gibson Stars in Chip of the Flying U at Hershey Park
Hoot Gibson headlines Chip of the Flying U at Hershey Park Theatre July 12 13 and 14. Gibson stars as Chip Bennett with Virginia Brown Faire opposite him and DeWitt Jennings Philo McCullough Mark Hamilton Harry Todd and Gilbert Pee Wee Holmes in major supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hershey Park Theatre
Hoot Gibson
Chip” Bennett
Virginia Brown Faire
Philo McCullough
Mrs Alvin Flowers Shapes Atlantic City Hotel Plans
Mrs Alvin Flowers earned a culinary commission to help design the new Hotel Normandy in Atlantic City. She aided in planning and overseeing the execution of plating routines, receiving high praise for speed and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Alvin Flowers
Atlantic City
Hotel Normandie
Fire damages garage and cars in Hershey incident
Early Saturday morning the Hershey Volunteer Fire Company responded to a fire at the Joseph Grace garage on East Arena Avenue. Firemen saved adjacent garages though the Laurel property loss totaled cars and structure with total loss partly covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Volunteer Fire Company
Joseph Grace
East
Arena Avenue
Mr. Grace
Russell Zoutmoeyer
Three Men Take Ten Day Fishing Trip to Jones Falls
Oscar Bordner Lewis Hmerleh and Paul Kreider embark on a ten day fishing excursion to Jones Falls in Northern Canada. The trip aims to explore the remote waters and report on local fish species and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Bordner
Lewis Hmerleh
Paul Kreider
Jones Falls
Canada
Juniors of Hershey Chub Camp at Pine Grove July 19 26
The Hershey Men’s Chub juniors plan a camping trip at Pine Grove Furnace and Laurel Dam from July 19 to 26. The event gathers participants for outdoor activities and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Pine Grove Furnace
Laurel Dam
Two Top-Notcher Bills at The Hershey Park Theatre
The Hershey Park Theatre presents two week long vaudeville and feature film bills with Ricardo Cortez Greta Garbo and Hoot Gibson in July. Admission is 30 cents adults 20 cents children with reserved seating 50 cents. Readers urged to attend all shows July 8 through 14 for a metropolitan level program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Park Theatre
Hershey Park
Ibanez
Torrent
Ricardo Cortez
Greta Garbo
Spain
DeVora
Groff
Marion Gibney
Sophie Blotz
Lee
Cullen
Clifton
Union Deposit Claims Central Penna Championship
Union Deposit defeated Hershey Men's Club 10 to 0 on July 2 at Union Deposit with Handshue pitching one hit allowed. The Babe Ruths powered hits across the field. They then beat Linglestown 4 to 1, clinching the Twin County League pennant and challenging Royalton to test their streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Deposit
Hershey
Handshue
Hersheyites
Linglestown
Penant
Royalton
Dauphin County
Hershey Printing Dept Plans July Picnic at Forest Hills
The Hershey Chocolate Co printing department sails for a Saturday picnic on July 10 at Forest Hills Carlisle by auto. Committee members Jos Blough Ed Cassel James Bobb Henry Henry Herman Lemberger Harry Gordon and Arthur Dulac plan games and contests for all ages including races pie and cracker eating and a 100 yard dash. A baseball game pits the Wets against the Drys with Brown Gordon as Drys battery and Zuver Rhine as Wets battery. Earl Stahle to umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Chocolate Co
Forest Hills
Carlisle
Ben Franklin
Jos. Blough
Ed. Cassel
James Bobb
Henry Henry
Herman Lemberger
Harry Gordon
Arthur Dulac
Brown and Gordon
Zuver and Rhine
Earl Stahle
Hershey Baseball Schedule Mixed in July Games
Hershey to host Royalton July 8. Royalton to visit Hershey July 6. Palmyra at Hershey July 10 at 3 00 PM. Hershey vs Slummerstown date July 3.
Tonsil and adenoids operations in Hershey area
George Lyons of 129 Areba avenue Was operated on at the Hershey Hospital for removal of tonsils and adenoids. Miss Almeda Wolfersberger of Palmyra recovering from operation. Harriet Shenk and Mary Shakespeare of Hershey Route 1 operated on for tonsils and adenoids. Prime Guardian of Park avenue operated on for removal of tonsils and adenoids. Mrs Wouser of 233 East Derry Road underwent a major operation on Tuesday July 6. Mrs James Cramer of 411 West Chocolate avenue underwent a major operation on Thursday July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lyons
John Lyons
Areba Avenue
Hershey Hospital
Almeda Wolfersberger
Palmyra
Harriet Shenk
Mary Shakespeare
Hershey
Prime Guardian
Park Avenue
Wm. Wouser
East Derry Road
James Cramer
Weat Chocolate Avenue
Betty and Frantz Hershey Attend Summer Camps
Helly Hershey daughter of Mr and Mrs Evra P Hershey left Thursday for a two month stay at Camp Owalssa in the Poconos Brante Boy left Saturday for Camp Pocono at Tobyhanna
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helly ‘Hershey
Evra Pf. Hershey
Camp Owalssa
Poconos
Brante
Camp Pocono
Tobyhanna
Cedars of Lebanon to Hold Outing at Hershey Park
Central Pennsylvania group Tall Cedars of Lebanon plans an outing at Hershey Park on July 21 with a field day program. The event features sporta activities, forest band concerts, and drill contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedars OF Lebanon
Hershey Park
Central Pennsylvania
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Union Deposit Band Dazzles At Christian Endeavor Meet
Union Deposit pep cast band played at the Christian Endeavor convention and drew praise for their excellent performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Christian Endeavor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mildred Esbenshade
Chas. Wilson
Harry Bistline Burns
ODD Fellows
Hershey Dept
Young Peoples
Church of Brethren
Raye Congregation
By Dee Jay Gee
Seaboard
Legion
OF Harrisburg
Ring
Bella
England
No Man's Land
Gettysburg
Atchison Globe
Madge
Mabel
Ada M. Hench
Hershey School
Palmdale
Eyster
Hammaker
Vacation Bible School
Flying U
Chip
Gomed
Janette Childs
Commedienne
Bamm and
Leonard
Union Deposit Claims Championship of
Central Penna
Playerney
Saciay
Slummerstown
Sater
Hershey, Hospital
Betty and
Frantz Hershey
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