Corn stalks grow between Hershey factory annexes
A columnist recaps a string of town tales. A prominent Derry Church man fishes near Swatara and digs for worms by a brick pile, learning it is not the right spot. Corn stalks grow between Hershey factory annexes with ownership disputes brewing over harvest timing. Willy Lappin clashes with a rival over an outfit bought for 30 cents, plans a chair storefront on Derry Avenue, and invites readers to test him for 5 cents. College boys at Hershey entertain with rapid singing at Cocoa House nightly when the moon is full, prompting playful cautions about loud noises and breakage.
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Derry Church
Swatara
Hershey Chocolate Factory
Eppley
Wm. Lappin
William
Lappin
Ross Page
Jas. K. Putt
Maugans
Derry Avenue
Brother Lappin
Hershey
Cocoa House
Clarice
John Healy Leads Minstrels With Lively Stage Charms
John Healy a minstrel veteran leads the Al G Field Greater Minstrels, celebrated as a son of the South with years of association with the colored man. His appearance and makeup provoke continuous hearty laughter, and his merriment is described as large and irresistible. Healy has long been tied to the troupe, improving with time and delivering joyous entertainment.
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John Healy
al. G. Field Greater Minstrels
Mr.Healy
Healy
al. G. Field
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