Afternoon Concert Programs Include Opera and Popular Numbers
A list of musical selections features Offenbach Overture Orpheus and On the Road to Home Sweet Home by Kahn and Van Alstyne, plus Dawn of Love Morceau and Arabia by Buck, Auber canoeing and Yock a Hilo Town, Schumann Suite, and songs from Over the Top by Romberg.
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Home Sweet Home
Kahn & van Alstyne
Morceau
Dawn of Love
Arabia
L. Buck
Auber
Yock-a-Hilo-Town
Intermission and Concert Schedule Then and Now
A series of musical numbers listed by date India July flight of birds ballet Katy Katy Bethlehem Solo Star Leyers Adams Poor Butterfly Verdi Cavillier Joyce Baby s Prayer Atlee Jerome La Zingana Bohm Kiettschmer Red Domino Henry Woodland Luders Wedding Dance Arndt Spring Morn Lacombe Scattering of Roses Ring Hager Spic and Span Losey Enchantress Romberg Unrequited Love Lincke Vision of Salome Lampe What ll We do with Him Lange Hero of the Isthmus Lampe Faust Charme d Amour Kendall Noisy Bill Lost Eyes PROUT Dubin Over There Geo. Cohan finale
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Rice
O’hara
Comet
Star of Bethlehem
Leyers
Adams
Hubbell
Travatore
Verdi
Henry
Luders
Lincke
Clover Club
Arndt
Lacombe
Ring & Hager
Spic and Span
Losey
The
Enchantress
Herbert
Romberg
Salome
Lampe
Picnic Schedules at Hershey Park
Community event listings show a series of church and organizational picnics at Hershey Park spanning July to August. Participating groups include churches, unions, mills, and merchants from Steelton Lebanon Harrisburg York County and West Reading with dates from July 11 to August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Park
Methodist
Steelton
Moorehead Knitting—Mill
Harrisburg
Grace United Evangelical
Enola Union
Washington Boro
St. Stephens Reformed
Lebanon
St. Presbyterian
1St Reformed
Penbrook Union
Mt. Pleasant Union
York County
Strinzi Sons Silk Mill
West Reading
Lutheran Church of
Hershey Boy Scouts Hold Meeting July 5 1918
The Hershey Boy Scouts gathered July 5 1918 from 12 30 to 1 pm with Patrol leaders and assistants forming eight scouts per patrol. Officers present included Walter W Liebfried Scoutmaster and three assistant scoutmasters along with three patrol leaders and their assistants. They planned a four game baseball series for each patrol totaling 12 games.
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Hershey Boy Scouts
Walter W. Liebfried
Alex Magrini
Postpone Building of New Swatara Bridge Near Hummelstown
County commissioners announce indefinite postponement of a Swatara Creek bridge project near Hummelstown due to high costs for labor and materials. Estimated cost now at least 50 000, about 20 000 more than three years ago, with plans to repair the existing bridge until after the war.
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Swatara Creek
Hummelstown
Church notices invite unity service at Park Theatre
Rev. R. H. Taylor leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m. Evening service combines with Christian Endeavor in a 7 45 p m Park Theatre gathering under Rev. Wm Woodfin of Philadelphia. All are urged to attend.
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Christian Endeavor
Park Theatre
Wm. M. Woodfin
Philadelphia
Father Son Dialogue on Constructive Criticism
A boy asks what constructive criticism means. His father explains it as one's own line of talk that, if spoken by another, would be faultfinding. The exchange frames critique as self-reflection rather than mere blame.
Soldier and Sailor Insurance Disburses Large Benefits
The Bureau of War Risk Insurance has issued over 3.0 billion government checks for Army and Navy allotments and allowances. By June 10 total disbursements exceed 598 million, including 97 million for allotments. About 850 thousand checks monthly, 35 thousand daily. July 1 begins June allotments payments. May payments began June 1. Relatives should note payments for a month cannot be mailed before the following month’s first day.
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Bureau of War-Risk Insurance
Army
Navy
United States Melts Silver and Replaces Certificates
The Treasury has melted 64 million silver dollars into bullion and sent most to India. It destroyed 58 million in silver certificates while 426 million silver dollars remain with 390 million in Silver certificates outstanding. New Federal Reserve notes of 1 and 2 dollars replace the silver certificates.
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United States Treasury
India
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Left Ear Impedes Sleep Guidance in Doctor Visit
A patient cannot lie on her right side due to her husband’s sleep talks, and she cannot hear well with her left ear, complicating bedside advice. The exchange captures a light medical moment highlighting communication and hearing issues in a clinical setting.
Weeping Whale Capt. Tells Sea Tale On Sunday Deck
A Celtic captain regales a small circle of women with sea stories about whales. One passenger relentlessly pursued a whale sighting to witness blubber, deeming the sight impressive. The tale captures nautical humor and the era's curiosity about leviathans at sea.
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H. P. Nuse
Celtic
First United Brethren Church Union Services
Rev R R Butterwick leads Sunday School and services at 9 15 and 10 15 with junior and senior Endeavor programs. Union services in Park Theatre feature Rev W M Woodfin of Philadelphia with a lecture.
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Junior Christian Endeavor
Senior Christian Endeavor
Park Theatre
W. M. Woodfin
Philadelphia
Evangel Lutheran Church Service Announcement
The Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity invites worship with Rev. S S Gamnes preaching at 10 30. The 7th Sunday after Trinity subject is The Wage of Sin and the Gift of God. No evening service due to a 7 45 park lecture open to all.
Hershey Mission Mass at 10 A.M. Confession Before Service
The Hershey mission from the Cathedral in Harrisburg Pennsylvania, at the Hershey Central Theatre, will hold mass at 10 o clock a.m. Confession will precede the mass. Rev. Father Phelan is in charge.
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Hershey Mission
Cathedral
Harrisburg
Hershey Central Theatre
Father Phelan
Population centers and largest cities 1790 to 1910
The record lists population figures for the world's largest cities by year from 1905 to 1915, including London New York Paris Tokio Chicago Berlin and Vienna with 1909 1910 and 1908 1907 estimates. It notes the U S center of population moved steadily west and stood near Bloomington Indiana in 1910.
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London
New York
Paris
Tokio
Chicago
Berlin
Vienna
Philadelphia
Moscow
U. S
Baltimore
Bloomington
Ind
The End of the Tramp Era Says Minneapolis Journal
A Minneapolis Journal assessment argues hobos are disappearing as war draws away the younger idle and high wages curb loafing. It cites 5000 yearly deaths from train trespassing and a sheriffing shift toward compulsory labor to curb public welfare abuses.
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United States
Minneapolis Journal
Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps Promote War Effort
A wartime appeal urges every American to buy Liberty Bonds or War Savings Stamps to support the government and aid soldiers in France and at sea. A separate scene shows a physician rushing to aid an ill patient as a wife recalls delaying care while her husband was conscious.
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America
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tenny
Hershey Imperial Orchestra
John Rhodes
Moses
Orpheus
Offenbach
Orimmad
C. Arthur
S. Romberg
Cavillier
Joyce
Atlee Jerome
C. Bohm
Kiettschmer
Swatara
Derry Presbyterian Church
R. H. Taylor
Dad
Hershey Deartment Store
Her, Pa
Soldier and Sailor Insurance
Billy
Joe
First United Brethren Church
R. R. Butterwick
Evangel Lutheran Church OF the Holy Trinity
S. S. Gamnes
Germantown
Minerva
Shetland
Nation Department
Windsor
Dr. Bunyan
Mr. Little
Marseillaises
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