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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
7
The Hershey Press, published every Friday, invites articles and items of interest in its open columns. Advertising space is available at regular rates. Entry noted as second class matter at Hershey post office. Friday July 15, 1910.
A janitress endures years of a drunken husband and loss, raising two children. She funds her family and saves, while illness and funerals wipe her savings. She resumes work after each blow, keeping a sunny face and refusing to complain. Her courage stands out as remarkable.
Weekend notes from Gampbelltown report a welcome rain Sunday evening. Attendees included Will Forrest and wife at the Heilman wedding in Palmyra. Y P S raised funds for Sunday school books. Miss Minnie Baum of Harrisburg visited. Dr. Miller of Steelton called at G Woelfersberger’s.
The text argues that complaining about difficulties is a useless habit. Self centered whining worsens the condition and makes the complainer an intolerable bore. If able, change it. if not, endure and keep quiet. The author condemns quitters and chronic complainers who seek attention.
M S Long thr eshed for Mr Herr this week. Miss Miriam Brunner attended the Pen Mar reunion Thursday. Sunday school picnic in Foxs grove July 30. Band to play music. Ray Engle from Virginia arrived Saturday to stay until Old Home Week. E E McCurdy and family of Lebanon passed through town en route to Hershey where he spoke to Otterbein Bible class. Solomon Ream traded horses with gypsies near town. Henry McCurdy, Fontana's oldest resident, celebrated his 78th birthday. He is feeble. Harry Moyer and wife visited Mt Zion over Sunday. Sunday school 9, church 10. G C Wolfersberger finished wheat Tuesday.
A witty quarrel ponders medical advice and family power in a light exchange. The skit contrasts swelling heads with consulting a doctor and questions of domestic leadership under a father figure.
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