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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
7
The Hershey Press invites articles and items of interest for its Friday issue. Advertising columns accept standard rates. Entry notes Hershey post office second class matter for July 22 1910 edition.
A challenge to discern when to persevere and when to quit. Citing Edison Lincoln Washington Napoleon Grant, the essay argues that leaders end ventures to advance, retreat to regroup, and resume only when a path to success remains.
Jos Snavely of Florida called on the Woltersberger family. Mrs Walters will furnish refreshments for the M E Sunday school at Grantville on Saturday and for Canada Gap school on August 13. Charles Uhler and Ida Keller wed in Lebanon with a serenade. Mrs Clara Weaver of Allentown visited. Daniel Henry of Jersey City shopped in town. A thunderstorm damaged Moyer’s house. Nissley Shaffer and wife visited. Mrs Aaron Ginder visiting Carlisle. Mrs C F Arnold ill with erysipelas. Mrs Jacob Henry afflicted with dropsy. Sunday school picnic slated for July 30 at Fox’s grave with Palmyra band. Amos Brandt still suffers after pencil injury. blood poisoning feared. Rev John Stauffer of Lebanon died and was buried at Bright Hill’s church.
A veteran shipmaster advises weighing storms and choosing when to abandon impossible canal schemes at Vicksburg a bold creed to let go and avoid wrecks. He urges decisive action even through defeat trusting bearings to reach port safely.
The obituary notes a nearly 80 year old Lebanon resident and U C church minister who died after services held Tuesday afternoon. Six ministers served as pallbearers, he is survived by a widow and many relatives, and mourners attended from local families including Dr. Risser and Mrs. Walters. Also mentioned are visitors from Philadelphia and Washington D C, assorted local social notes, and a retirement due to high stall rents.
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