Park Orchestra Sunday Concerts Draw Big Crowds
Park Orchestra Sunday concerts grow in popularity with larger crowds at Hershey Park. Louis Colangelo's zylophone solos drew three encores last Sunday and he is set as solo cornetist next week with Old Kentucky Home on the program. The orchestra, a big draw for park patrons, plans high quality performances each Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Orchestra
Shell
Louis Colangelo
Colangelo
Kentucky
Hershey Park
Pryor
Nicolai
Eleanor
Ceeeeee Eee Deppen
Miles
Irene
Tierney Cornet
Old Kentucky
Louis Colangelo Goldman
Pursta Maiden
Roberts
Jessel
Bigge
Balef
Millun
Drigo
Romberg
Leybach
Eer
Herman
Miss Esther Espenshade Hosts Hershey High Seniors
J ét her Espenshade entertained the Hershey High School graduating class on a July Saturday night in the Espenshade home lawn. Class colors black and gold lit by Japanese lanterns created a festive scene as former classmates mingled and enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Espenshade
Hershey High School
Fay Frehn
Florence Walmer
Idith McCafferty
Charlotte Freysinger
Mary Eby
Sara Ga
Hershey Post No. 386 to Hold Regular Meeting
Hershey Post No. 386 of the American Legion will hold its regular business meeting on Tuesday evening, July 26, at the Post Quarters. The social committee plans to be active and a good turnout is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Post
The
American Legion
Hie
Harvest Home at Shenk's Church Services
Union Harvest services will be held at Shenk's Church on Saturday at 1 00 p m. A number of prominent ministers will be present for the evening service as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenk’s ‘Church
Union Harvest
Shenk's Church
Boiling Springs Hosts Community Picnic On July Twenty Seventh
The Hershey area prepares a July twenty seventh excursion to Boiling Springs with 7 45 a m departure from Hershey and a 7 45 p m return. Tickets and baskets are organized and volunteers seek orchestra support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boiling Springs
Counts Vehicles and Pedestrians in Palmyra Sunday Parade
David S Blanch records a July 17 tally from 5:30 am to 8:00 pm at 646 N Railroad St Palmyra. Autos 607 trucks 56 motorcycles 71 bicycles 14 teams 36 pedestrians 253. The brief notes drive reflection on travel and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. ‘Blanch
Railroad Street
Palmyra
Community Sing Planned in Park Under Zeigler Direction
Friday July 27 at 6 16 p m the Park hosts a Community Sing led by Charles F Zeigler with catchy singable selections. Song sheets will be handed out and a good crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Zeigler
Otterbein Guild Sees Monthly Meeting At Members Homes
Otterbein Guild of the First United Brethren Church held its regular monthly business meeting at the homes of Miss Pertoped Elizabeth Habecker and Mrs Charles Copp. Attendees included Filda Cheiat Ina Carpenter Tiererce Walmer Gladys Christ Perce Jovens Mia Cyrus Gare man Mrs CY the Pen and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Brethren ‘Church
Pastor M LeRoy Wuchter Installed at Holy Trinity Lutheran
Rev M LeRoy Wuchter was formally installed as pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday July 17. Because Dr H J Waller was unavailable, Rev Frank Croman presided and delivered the charge to the congregation. Rev H H Krause also spoke, and the choir conducted by Mrs D S Graeff performed an anthem. Attendance reached 159, one of Trinity Lutheran’s largest crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. LeRoy Wuchter
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
H. J. Waller
Frank Croman
Elizabethtown
Lancaster
Croman
H. H. Krause
Auburn
D. S. Graeff
Trinity Lutheran
Outing of W M S and F W C at Mt Gretna
The Woman's Missionary Society and Faithful Worker's Class of First United Brethren Church held an outing on Thursday July 14 at Mt Gretna. A missionary service, Bible contest won by Mrs Runkel, lunch at noon, and afternoon sight seeing followed a morning program led by several members. hosts Rev and Mrs R R Butterwick at Hershey cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society
Faithful Worker’s
First United Brethren Church
Mt. Gretna
Harry Kaley
W. J. Runkel
China
Japan
E. F. Slichter
E. F. Slichter. In the Bible Contest, the Prize Was Won By Mrs. Runkel
R. R. Butterwick
Hershey
S. D. Clark
Harry Christ
Frank Carpenter
Thomas Smith
Cyrus Boyer
William Walmer
Samuel Lingle
Emma Behney
Sue Hartman
Emma Christ
Heckendown
Hinkle
Lebanon
Funeral for John B. McKissick Held on West Chocolate
John B. McKissick died last Tuesday after an acute indigestion attack. Funeral services were held Friday morning July 15 from his West Chocolate Ave home with Rev. R. H. Taylor officiating. Pallbearers were Aldus Wirth Thomas Black John Conrad William Brinker John Snavely and William Fredericks. Interment at Millersburg, former home. Deceased aged 72 years 4 months 27 days. Surviving are his wife one son one sister and one brother. Services were held at the grave with Camp No 424 P O S of A of Dauphin in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. McKissick
West Chocolate Ave
R. H. Taylor
Derry Presbyterian Church
Aldus Wirth
Thomas Black
John Conrad
William Brinker
John Snavely
William Fredericks
Millersburg
Plane Crash Near Park Field Injuries None Reported
An airplane from Harrisburg Airplane Company crashed near the aviation field north of the Park after taking off. It struck a trolley wire about thirty feet up, plunging into a corn field. Pilot Lieutenant Carl Ort and one passenger were uninjured. propeller and a wing were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Airplane Company
Round Barn
Carl Ort
Swimmer Suffers Serious Injury At Park Pool Du
Fermian Price, 33, of Logan aheel Lewistown, was seriously injured Sunday when he back-dived from a high dive at the Park pool. Fellow swimmers pulled him from the water, he received first aid and was taken to Harris Ring in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fermian Price
Logan Aheel
Lewistown
Park
Price
Harris Ring
Community Nurse Means Great Deal to Every Citizen
The local Red Cross chapter supports nurse Elizabeth High for six months, providing free services to both well and sick residents. The article urges ongoing financial support to maintain her presence and strengthen community health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Red Cross
Elizabeth High
Fire Apparatus Motor Driven Tested Friday
On Friday July 15 E O Hartman of Lebanon demonstrated a Hahn truck with Northern Pump at Hershey Park. The Wisconsin Type G six cylinder engine and Northern Type B pump delivered up to 565 to 627 gallons per minute across five tests, with nozzle pressures between 42 and 64 pounds and engine RPMs from 960 to 1580.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Hartman
Lebanon
Hershey
Hahn
Carrousel
Hershey Park
Tip
R. P.M
Love of Su Shong at Park Theatre Delights Audiences
The Luttringer Stock Company presented The Love of Su Shong at the Park Theatre for the first three nights. Miss Kingsley as Su Shong earned praise for a flawless, emotionally rich performance. The production featured striking lighting, colorful costumes, and strong casts including Mr. Luttringer and William Laveau, delivering a refined, first class evening through a summer stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Su Shong
Luttringer Stock Company
Park Theatre
Far East
Luttringer Company
The
Miss Kingsley
Patsy
Tessabel
China
Mr. Luttringer
Richard Taber
Su Sheng
Patricia Rand
Homes Must Have Mail Boxes
Postmaster Cope requires patrons lacking suitable private mail receptacles to provide them within thirty days or delivery service will be withdrawn. After that period, no mail will be delivered until proper receptacles are provided. Street letter boxes are now placed townwide. carriers will not collect from private boxes unless making a delivery in a given instance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cope
Palmyra Faces Rival in Lebanon League Opener
Palmyra hosts a key series opener at 5:30 PM on Thursday. Manager Mac promises fireworks as the fast, windward Palmyra squad, leaders in the Lebanon County League, aims to stun their old rival and take momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Mac
Lebanon County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Esther Espenshade
Hummelstown
Cumberland Valley
Boiling Spring Park
Otterbein Guild
Wuchter
Lutheran Church
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!