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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1923

Page

4

Community Notices From Hershey and Nearby Areas

Local social column lists dozens of visitors and travels among Hershey Lebanon Harrisburg and Reading including train and car trips to Gettysburg Mt Gretna and Willow Grove Park. Birth announced Charles Jr son of C T Scott and family while others vacation visit and motor to Pittsburgh Uniontown Petersburg and Duncannon. Occasional sales ads and a lost fountain pen note appear among society news.

E. E. Weaver Luther Weaver George Weaver Harry Weaver Shippensburg Harkins Caleb Westenberger Nancy Lebanon Gettysburg David Baker Charles Howard Baker Harrisburg Bruce Murrie New York City Katie Walmer Lizzie Ulrich Jacob Ulrich Albert Bickel West Hanover C. T. Scott Caracas Avenue Charles, Jr Alvin Hay Philadelphia Florence Clark Sales Department Easton Mary Boylan Mary Elinor Catherine Margaret Mahoney Hershey Joseph Heickel James Hetrick Russell Benjamin Hetrick Shellsville Harry Garman Wilson Rhoades Irvin L. Grubb Ethel Earle Reading Carsonia Park Walter Randel Landis C. L. Moyer J. C. Zug Palmyra Milton Basehore Paul Henry Mark Oliver Hetrick Winfield Zimmerman Daniel Hershey Mabel Bahner Traffic Department Mt. Gretna John J. Weigand Jeanette Ruth Trump Edgar Smith Mabel Bomgardner John Brenberger Pittsburgh Uniontown John Boyer Petersburg Samuel Murray Bertha Funck Earle Goss Hummelstown Norman Stahle Robert Sattazahn George Sattazahn James Reidel Duncannon Victoria Ley Irvin Gordon Newark N. J Mildred Miller van Horns Ritz-Peters Cocoa Avenue E. B. Tucker Ostey Michigan Harry Rudy Atlantic City Wesley Esbenshade Eleanor Russell Ginder John Amos Lehman Wesley Esther Miller Vera Espenshade Ralph Esbenshade Clyde Claire Esbenshade Allen G. Weller Andrew Browning and Sone Blaine van Horn J. R. Ensminger Railroad Street DeLong Wahi Fountain Hershey Store Drug Department West Chocolate Ave Florence Oll

Palmyra Undertaking Firm Changes Hands to D B Bordlemay

D B Bordlemay announces the purchase of the William Henry undertaker business in Palmyra and will operate under the same name at the same location until renovations of the Spangler building on West Main Street are complete. A modern funeral parlor is planned to open around August 1 1923.

D. B. Bordlemay William Henry Palmyra

Picnics Listed for Hershey Park July Remainder

A series of group outings at Hershey Park are scheduled through July. Participants include Odd Fellows Lancaster and Oberlin U B S on July 19, Pelgram Meyer Co Harrisburg on July 26, Wiscoes Co Lewistown Reading Railway Club on July 21, P and R excursion from Allentown Pottsville Reading on July 22, Pleasant Hill Lebanon on July 24, Epworth Methodist Harrisburg on July 25, Knights of Columbus July 26, 5th Street Methodist Harrisburg on July 26, Rutherford Y M C A on July 27, Armstrong Cork Co Lancaster on July 28, and P R Excursion from New York City and Newark on July 29.

Hershey Park Odd Fellows Die of God Lancaster Oberlin U. B.S Pelgram& Meyer Co Harrisburg Wiscoes Co Lewistown Reading Epworth Methodist Sunday School Knights of Collumbus 5Th Street Methodist Armstrong Cork Co New York City Newark

Her shey Team Seeks Full Backing As Season Continues

The article urges hundreds of Her shey fans to attend games this summer and support the team and management. It emphasizes getting every supporter behind the squad to finish the season strong with victories, and then begins to list the scores.

Hershey

Oats Variety Test Observed At Hershey Farm Field

A twilight demonstration on July 18 at 6:30 p.m. on A. B. Shenk’s Hershey farm showcased oat variety results. H. B. Musser of Pennsylvania State College explained findings from Twentieth Century Cornelian Victory Japanese Select and New Zealand oats, noting gains over home grown oats and using Twentieth Century as a check.

A. B. Shenk Hershey Dauphin County Farm Bureau Hockersville Deddare H. B. Musser Pennsylvania State College A. B. Shhenk Cornelian Victory New York State Middletown New Zealand

Big attraction at Hershey Park Dance Pavilion July 23

Harvey Marburger and his orchestra headline Hershey Park Dance Pavilion on Monday July 23. The vaudeville sensation, recently finishing a 25 week Keith Circuit engagement, features Jack Wells the tenor. Admission remains 50 cents plus tax.

Harvey Marburger Hershey Park Dance Pavilion Keith Jack Wells Golden Voice Wells Hershey

Odd Fellows Picnic at Hershey Park Highlights Day’s Events

The Odd Fellows hold their third annual picnic at Hershey Park with a 9:30 ball game, fall-field sports, lunch, and a Boys Band concert. A conteata contest and a free Park Theatre show follow, with prizes donated by local individuals and firms.

The Odd Fellows Hershey Park Park Theatre

Closing program of Daily Vacation Bible School

The closing program of the Daily Vacation Bible School at the Church of the Brethren east of Hershey will be held Friday evening July 20 at 7 30. The program includes worship Bible lesson memory work missionary lesson offering and closing devotional. Pupils handiwork will be exhibited. All are invited.

Church of the Brethern Hershey Jessona

Grade crossing deaths rise on Pennsylvania Railroad

Nineteen people were killed and thirty seven injured in thirty three grade crossing accidents on the Pennsylvania Railroad system in June. The fatalities and injuries mark a sharp increase over June of the previous year with motor vehicles involved in a large majority of the incidents.

First United Brothern Church Sunday Schedule

Rev W E Daugherty D D pastor leads Sunday School at 9 15 Morning worship at 10 30 theme What Shall We Do With The Bible Evening worship at 7 30 Wednesday mid week prayer and Bible study 7 30 Annual Sunday School picnic at Valley Glen Park Saturday July h All school members and friends invited Friday choir rehearsal 8 00 Men s Bible Class urged to attend as Sunday is Men s day Men s chorus will furnish music Everybody invited to attend these services

First United Brothern Church W.E. Daugherty D. D Valley Glen Park Holy Trinity Lutheran Church M. LeRoy Wachter John Apostle Luther League Christ Diakonia Bible Class Bible School Hershey Park W. A. DeVerter East Caracas Avenue

Sunday School and Worship Schedule at Union Chapel Swatara

Sunday School at 9 15 morning worship at 10 20 Theme The Flower of Faith and Life Community Service in the Union Chapel Swatara at 730 p m Theme The Meaning of the Christian Life Mrs Taylor will meet the Juniors on the church lawn Tuesday at 330 p m Church and Christian Endeavor Prayer meeting led by the pastor Wednesday at 730 p m Topic What Would Christ Approve and What Disapproves in Modern Social Life Thursday evening at 730 Miss Amanda Kerr missionary from India will speak before the Missionary Society at the church all are invited Choir rehearsal Friday at 700 pm

Union Chapel Swatara Taylor Church Lawn Christian Endeavor Christ Amanda Kerr India Missionary Society

Bindnagle's Lutheran Sunday School Picnic

The Bindnagles Lutheran Bible School north of Palmyra will hold its annual picnic on Saturday July 21 in the Jacob Betz grove, illuminated for evening fun with the Iroquois Band. Public invitation extended. Also Bethlehem Steel's Steelton plant ends seven day work weeks with a twenty four hour shift elimination, starting in Coke Ovens, Police, and Electrical departments.

Bindnagles’. Lutheran Bible School Palmyra Jacob Betz Steelton Bethlehem Steel Company

Hershey Trust Company Statement of Condition 1923

Statement of Condition of Hershey Trust Company Hershey Pennsylvania as of June 30 1923 prepared for the Pennsylvania Commissioner of Banking. Assets show cash items due from banks loans and investments other assets totaling 2 383 715 75 with deposits liabilities and trust funds itemized including capital surplus undivided profits due to banks and deposits.

Hershey Trust Company Hershey, Penn Pennsylvania Commissioner of Banking

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Hershey RH Zeigler C P. Smith L Weaver Artlin Ee Boyn Oak Ant Carlisle Dance Pavilion ODD Fellows AT Park Today Church of the Brethers Christian Workers ST. Joan of Arc Church P. J. Phelan Bindnagle’s Lutheran Sunday School Hershey Park Theatre SWIFT America Swift & Company J Boyer Clauson Kellog Pke Pic Nic Hama Hershey Department Store
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