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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1918

Page

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Skip-Stop Rules Implemented on Hershey Lines

The fuel administration orders new skip stop rules on Hershey street car lines starting Monday July 15. Only one stop at Industrial School main entrance remains. other stops listed for Lebanon City Mount Pleasant Campelltown Hershey area, with stations named from Ninth and Willow to Sanders or Boyer's Cottage. Conductors will call stations. riders should request nearest stop.

Hershey The Fuel Administration Lebanon City Ninth Willow Streets Cumberland Streets Chestnut Streets Walnut Elizabeth Fourteenth Street Neidler Fair Grounds Laudermillck Lebanon Road Kreider Sanders Or Boyer

Man in the Trenches Will Speak in Hershey July 14

Reverend W. M. Woodfin, Pennsylvanian and Presbyterian minister with frontline experience, will address Hershey Park Theatre on Sunday July 14 at 7 45 pm. He will describe conditions in France, show trench slides, and refute rumors about American soldier morals.

W. M. Woodfin Philadelphia UNION Hershey Park Hershey France Hershey Park Theatre Woodfin Swarthmore Presbyterian Church Swarthmore Delaware County Presbyterian Board of Temperance St. Louis Presbyterian Board Federal Council of Churches America Pershing Literary Digest French Sharpe Ypres Messine Ridge Paris London Presbyterian General Assembly Dallas Texas Pittsburgh New York Pennsylvania

Patriotic Social Enjoyed by L. P. W. Class at Derry Church

The L. P. W. class of Derry Presbyterian Church held a patriotic social on July 9 on the church lawn. Despite threatening weather, attendees enjoyed songs such as America and The Star Spangled Banner, solos by Esther Snavely and Ruth Esbenshade, and a talk by Rev. Taylor. Proceeds benefit the L. P. W. Class and Hershey Red Cross Branch.

Derry Lydia G. Weltmer Ruth Esbenshade Home Sweet Home Taylor

Evangelistic Services Begin at Hershey High School Tent

The Christian and Missionary Alliance opens evangelistic services in the large tent at the east end of Hershey High School on Monday July 15 continuing to July 28. Long services start at 7 45 p m and preaching at 8 o clock by Rev. W H Worrall Harrisburg.

The Christian and Missionary Alliance Hershey High School W. H. Worrall Harrisburg

Early Tomatoes Grow in Hershey for Mrs Herr

Mrs H N Herr receives congratulations for growing the first ripe tomato in Hershey. She not only has them for her own use but has sold some to the Hershey Department Store. Mrs Herr is preparing for winter with several jars canned.

Excellent Plays at Hershey Park in July Shows

Lillian Pickett stars in How to Make a Million and Jane Eyre adaptation as the Pickert Sisters troupe entertains at Hershey Park. The bill features Mr Chambers, Mr Foote, Dodson, Miss Foca Hail, Saxophone Jazz Band, Jac Rhoads orchestra, and Tom Williams. Baby Carol Pickett Dodson shines in matinee. Our Children moral drama and fresh vaudeville acts headline nightly. Next week promises new comedy and popular songs.

Pickert Sisters Hershey Lillian Pickett Rose Mr. Chambers Barnes Tom Williams Baby Carol Pickett Dodson Jane Eyer Charlotte Bronte Mi Pickett Mr. Foote Chambe Harrisburg

Picnic for Y W C A Juniors at July Park Outing

All Y W C A and Y W G A class children are invited to a park picnic Saturday July 13 at 10 a m. They will meet at the Y W C A building and depart for the park for games and stories. The event is announced by Hershey Department Store.

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