Lebanon Captures Doubleheader Over Hershey in District Ball Game
Lebanon defeated Hershey 6 to 3 in game one and 5 to 4 in game two at Third and Green street diamond. Hershey led early in game one but miscues by Romig and Machen sparked Lebanon’s five-run fifth. In game two Hershey hit three home runs but Lebanon rallied with ten hits, led by Dearolf and Zalglor, to clinch the sweep in hot weather and amid a large crowd.
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Lebanon
Hershey
Third
Green Street
Sheehan
Yost
Romig
Machen
Hall
Zeigler
Dearolf
Sweet
Haddon
Kirk
Gingrich
Tharea
Nearolf
Zeller
Taddow
Kushman
Denrolf
Zelglor
Zalglor
Hereshey
Ramsey
Saylor
Straub
Keiffer
Dearoff
Zerbe
Hershey R. H. C. A
Ewe
Rweeewe
Er Dearolf
Nee Sheehan
Awe Sweet
Rf Kieffer Cf
Tae Zeigler Saylor
Leramon
Ey Yeiser
Ewes Kushman
Newton
Eer
Eenne Light
Wees
Haddow
Berry
Woodmen Lose to Enola C. C. at Park Diamond
The Woodmen of the World were defeated 4 to 2 by Enola C. C. on the Park diamond. Eight infield errors by the Woodmen aided Enola’s scoring. Zentmeyers pitched for Woodmen with eight strikeouts. Welch pitched for Enola with three hits allowed. Next Saturday the Woodmen visit Shippensburg.
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Woodmen
Enola C. C
The
Park Diamond
Zentmeyers
Welch
Shippensburg
Last Sunday Service for F D Keboch at Hershey Church
F D Keboch rendered his final Bible School service at First United Brethren Church Hershey where he had taught for three years as Always Shining Clash and chorister. Superintendent S D Clark praised his service. A letter framed for minutes was prepared by committee Jamen Millard J M Brandan and H M Witman.
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Keboch
First United Brethren Church
S. D. Clark
Harry Witmeyer
Palmyra
Jamen Millard
J. M. Brandan
H. M. Witman
4. D. Clark
Mirst United Brethren Sunday School
Hershey
Union Deposit Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs Emma Shearer of Illinois visits her mother. The Sunday Schools picnic is set for Hershey Park on August 7. The State Road now connects the upper end to town as a fine driveway. The Misses Murphy of Mt Joy stay with Mrs Ginder this week. H P Peiffer and family attend the funeral of an aunt near Myerstown. Allen Whitmeyer returns home to West Virginia after weeks here. Mrs Elizabeth Bucher dies aged 82. funeral at her home followed by services and interment. Amos W Snavely and family visit John M Baker. Edward Gingrich visits W L Miller. William Miller repairs harness for M Bennett and Sons. Recent rains wash roads. Schaffner builds a new East Hanover school. lumber delivered for damaged bridges. Peter Killinger spends part of last week in West Virginia visiting relatives.
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Emma Shearer
Illinois
Hershey Park
Murphy
Mt. Joy
Ginder
H. P. Peiffer
Myerstown
Allen Whitmeyer
West Virginia
Elizabeth Bucher
Samuel Reager
Hummelstown
Beck
Harrisburg
Ella
Lebanon
Witmer
Kuhns
Amos W. Snavely
Grantville
Luzetta Snavely
Jonestown
John M. Baker
Edward Gingrich
Palmyra
W. L. Miller
William Miller
M. Bennett and Sons
Schaffner
East Han
Peter Killinger
West, Virginia
Local Notes on Postman Vacation and Wheat Threshing
Rural carrier No 2 J C Hess is on vacation with H H Jones substituting. George M Laudermilch has improved his home. John F Koons and Levi Miller were the first in this section to thrash wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Hess
H. H. Jones
Geo
M. Laudermilch
John F. Koons
Levi Miller
Campbelltown Gleanings And Local Visits Report
Edwin Sanders schedules a sale of personal property on Saturday August 7 at the Menno Hershey farm one mile west of Campbelltown along the Hershey Transit Company trolley line. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Christ Oberholtzer of Lebanon and Mr. and Mrs. Peters of Harrisburg. Various residents are noted visiting family and attending church services and recitals.
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Edwin Sanders
Menno Hershey
Campbelltown
Iershey Transit Company
Christ Oberholtzer
Lebanon
Mrs. Peters
Harrisburg
C. F. Gruber
H. B. Seltzer
Washington, D. C
Martin Stelzer
Lawn
Harrison Hostetter
Lydia Nowlen
Landis Greenawalt
Mt. Joy
A.H. Lineweaver
Hershey
Bindnagles Church Visit Notes In July Log
July notes show Jacob Lerch of East Hanover on a business trip to Palmyra. Joseph Kettering of Palmyra bought wheat. George Pancake and his father from Blue Mountain visited local friends. Thomas Kohr of Lebanon was a passenger listed.
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Bindnagles
Jacob Lerch
East Hanover
Palmyra
Joseph Kettering
George Pancake
Blue Mountain
Thomas Kohr
Lebanon
Local social notes reflect visits and travel across communities
Adam M Keller spent a week at Amos Hemperly's home. Mabel Cassel traveled to Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Walborn of Cleona visited on Sunday. Raymond Rank returned home for vacation. Mr and Mrs Frank Poorman visited friends in East Hanover. Mrs Ira Shell and Mrs Snyder of Palmyra attended Zion Reformed Sunday School Picnic. Mrs Jacob Buck and family of Mr Pleasant visited Amos Houcks family. George Bashore and family of Palmyra visited relatives in East Hanover. Hay shed work progresses at Hershey Farm. Henry Wise visited John Seigfreit residence.
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Adam M
Keller
Amos Hemperly
Mabel Cassel
Philadelphia
Walborn
Cleona
Raymond
Rank
Frank Poorman
East Hanover
Ira Shell
Mrs. Snyder
Palmyra
Zion Reformed
Jacob Buck
Pleasant
Amos: Houcks
George Bashore
Hershey
Henry Wise
John Seigfreit
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New Cumberland
Steelton
Highspire
Middletown
Lebanon Hershey
Hershey R. H
E Hall
Ween Dearolf
Ewanne Straub
Kieffer
Erenet Sheehan
O K
Zamn
Yeiser
Yoat
P Peer
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Ean
basay—Sheehan
ENOLA
A. E. Harris
Bee Settee Hinkle
Ence Meyers
C. Wal'’ee
P. Kall
CIA
Tony
Weid
F. D. Keboch
Ulman
Bindnagles Church
Ily
Havana
J. W. Brenneman
Millersville, Penna
New York
Hershey Improvement Company
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Penna
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