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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1916

Page

3

Black Snake in Cherry Tree and Drowning at Angelica Dam

Miss Sara Foulk found a seven foot black snake in a cherry tree at Oak Grove near Loysville. Two boys, John Romane and Umberto Disantis, aged 13 and 9, drowned while fishing at the Angelica dam during an Italian Methodist church outing. The annual agricultural bill, about 24 million dollars, passed the senate with provisions for grain inspection and warehouse licensing, plus a two cent cotton tax for future delivery.

Oak Grove Loysville Sara Foulk Miss Foulk John Romane Umberto Disantis Methodist Church of the Saviour Senate House

Uncle Henry Buys a Machine and Local Wagers

Henry Houck 81, Secretary of Internal Affairs, bought an automobile and plots a road wager with Governor Brumbaugh as both learn to operate their cars. A farmer near Painterville, Milton Yeater, was seriously injured when a bull attacked in his stall. Charles M. Schwab announced at Harrisburg $15 million will be spent to expand Steelton mills under Bethlehem Steel control. The Pope appointed Mons. Philip R. McDevitt as bishop of Harrisburg, replacing Bishop Shanahan. Andrew Kreider, 87, longtime Annville banker, died of cerebral hemorrhage. funeral in Annville with Mt. Annville burial. A reception in Palmyra honored Rev John Irvin Meek and his bride Misa Ruth Walbert of Allentown with several Palmyra ministers in attendance.

Henry Henry Houck Milton Yeater Painterville Steelton Pennsylvania Steel Company Charles M. Schwab Bethlehem Steel Company Harrisburg Schwab Philip R. McDevitt Philadelphia Shanahan Mons. Hassett Hassett McDevitt Andrew Kreider Annville Aaron S Mra A. M. Brighthill Lydia Glick Tobias Bomberger Medk John Irvin Meek Hershey-Palmyra

Snake story at Parkesburg Country Club reaches Judge Showalter

Judge C M Showalter and two Eureka Pipe Line Company golf enthusiasts witnessed a viper on the Country Club course during the Fourth of July outing. The snake hissed as he whacked it with a golf club, decapitating it after a long drive, with bystanders noting the blow and no affidavit required. Summer nights in Hummelstown highlight lightning bugs in lawns and fields, a pretty nightly display.

C. M. Showalter Messrs. Macklin and Fuller Eureka Pipe Line Company Parkesburg Sentinel Showalter

Second United Brethren Church buys land for parsonage

The congregation of the Second United Brethren church at Gravel Hill north of Palmyra purchased two lots on North Railroad street from John S. Bomberger for a parsonage for pastor Rev. Clinton R. Longenecker. Building expected to begin in the Fall. Longenecker currently rents a Palmyra house.

Second United Brethren Church Gravel Hill Palmyra Railroad Street John S. Bomberger Clinton R. Longenecker Mr. Longenecker

Five Generations of Doctors in the Marshall Family

The Marshall family of Annville spans five generations of physicians. Dr John Marshall started the family line, followed by David Marshall, Joseph Marshall, and Edwin B. Marshall who has practiced since 1879. Edward Marshall, last year’s Penn graduate, now serves at the Lebanon Sanitarium.

Marshall Annville John Marshall David Joseph ‘Marshall Edwin B. Marshall Edward University of Pennsylvania Lebanon Sanitorium

Outing Binds Steelton High School Classes at Hershey Picnic

The class of 1912 and the class of 1913 of Steelton High School held a union picnic at Hershey on Saturday.

Hershey Steelton High School

Miss Ney to Africa for medical work in West Africa

Miss Emma J. Ney of Jonestown sails August 12 on the steamship Coamo for Sierra Leone Freetown West Africa She will direct the medical dispensary at the United Brethren missionary station in that district.

Ney Goring Africa Jonestown Coamo West Indies Sierra Leone Freetown West Africa United Brethren Missionary Station

Be Kind to Your Horse In Hot Summer Weather Rules

A Boston Work-Horse association list of hot weather rules guides owners on humane care. Rules cover light loading, shading, cooling water, wiping harness marks, feeding bran mash with saltpeter, avoiding horse hats, sponge cooling, and signs of heat or sunstroke. It warns to move to shade, remove tack, and consult quick cooling measures if the horse shows distress.

Boston Work-Horse Association

Maccabees Offer War Service Insurance Fund

The Maccabees announce a special fund to insure members who may die or become disabled in service to the country. The board states it is their purpose to provide ample protection and support during wartime.

Maccabees

Hawker’s Banter Sparks Lighthearted Bargain

A playful street exchange features a hawker teasingly urging a man to buy flowers for his wife, then clarifying he is not married before suggesting he buy more to celebrate his luck.

The Sarme Major Slocum Theatre Quip

Captain Dashem asks about a girl at the theatre and replies that it was the old one repainted.

Major Slocum Captain Dashem

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