Hershey edged as New Cumberland wins 5 to 3
New Cumberland leaders of the Pennsylvania League defeated Hershey 5 to 3 at the Park athletic field. Sheehan pitched well for Hershey but broke breaks favored New Cumberland. Brown Wertz and Wrightstone led the visitors with power including a tripple and a home run.
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Pennsylvania
Hershey
Park Athletic Field
Hull
Dame Fortune
Sheehan
Davis
Brown
Wertz
Wrightstone
Rote
Embick
Romig
Dearolf
Machen
Tripple
Keifer
Bathhouse
Kieffer
Hall
Hershey AB
Zeigler
Verey
Saylor
Sweet
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Wenn
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NEW Cumberland Rete A
If Roto
Abi
Cccvees
Ef Eoeny
Rf Trenene
Wrishtxtone
Kalfer
Teuene i
Palmer
Ce Cece
Guyer
Oeneen
Davik
Yeas
Tedaee
Steelton tops Lebanon in dramatic 3 2 tilt at Cot tage Hill
Beiver hurled for Steelton as Lebanon's Yost pitched well in a tight game. Steelton scored twice in the third and added the winning run in the seventh, Yeiser led Lebanon with three hits. Umpire Deckart. Highspire falls to Middletown 4 1 as Kling and Miller duel. Middletown breaks in with three runs in the sixth.
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Steelton
Lebanon
Cottage Hill
Beiver
Yost
Yeiser
Beiver and
Boyd
Gingrich
Deckart
Highspire
Middletown
Kling
Miller
J. Leedy
Armstrong
Yeager
Berry
Keener A C Beats Hummelstown 4 3 In Batters Bout
Keener A C defeats Hummelstown 4 to 3 on the home field. Keener scored three runs in the sixth inning to take the lead while Hummelstown rallied with two runs in the sixth and one in the ninth before Bright closed out the game. Walters Keller and Bordner starred for Hummelstown. Bax led Keener. Batteries Hassler Holsberg for Hummelstown Bright Squires for Keener.
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Hummelstown
Keener A. C
Os. Harrisburg
Keener
Bright
Harrisburg
Walters
Keller
Bordner
Bax
Hassler and
Holsberg
Squires
Palmyra Defeats Harrisburg in Low-Scoring Victory
Palmyra Von Geyer allowed two hits as Palmyra beat Harrisburg 4 to 0 on Saturday. Palmyra scored in the first and second innings and again in the eighth while Harrisburg stranded runners and was slowed by sharp Palmyra defense. Wallace Potterger and Bill Shaub, ex Hershey players, contributed solidly for Palmyra. Harrisburg 00000002 0 4.
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Geyer
Stanley A. C
Harrisburg
Palmyra
Wallace Potterger
Bill Shaub
Hershey
Lebanon’s Great Fair Sets August Week of 1721
Lebanon’s largest county fair will run the week of August 1721 featuring the grand agricultural show, livestock, poultry, horticulture exhibits, and a four day horse racing program. Officials report near full reservations, with expanded agricultural space and strong interest in night harness racing on the Big Wall circuit. Vaudeville shows and daily balloon ascents with parachute jumps are planned at the grandstand area.
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Lebanon
Frank P. Hammar
Atlantic States
Waplays
Eugene Noyer
John A. Bollman
Association
Tully
Kollman
Big Wall
Lébanon
King Kelly
Selinsgrove Might Send Business Men To Hershey Trip
The Selinsgrove Times urges local merchants to take a day trip to Hershey, a model town, to learn from its public schools churches stores and industry. The proposed motor run would depart early, stop in Liverpool and Duncannon, view Harrisburg, and tour the Hershey chocolate factory for practical town improvement ideas. A motion to plan the August excursion is proposed with a decision to follow next week.
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Hershey
Selinsgrove
Liverpool
Duncannon
State Capitol
Harrisburg
America
Times
Deaths of Adam Spahr and Mrs Elias Smith in Union Deposit
Adam Spahr aged 69 died Monday afternoon at his son in law Ross W Long Union Deposit from a paralytic stroke he suffered Saturday on a wagon incident causing a skull fracture. He leaves wife Kathryn and five children with nineteen grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at the house officiated by Reverends Hallman and Bauch burial in Union Deposit cemetery. Mrs Elias Smith died Saturday night at her son Levi Smiths Union Deposit after a week long illness aged 76. She is survived by three children and is stepmother to several others including Mrs E B Gipe C H Smith Mrs Harry Smith John B Smith Daniel Michael Harry and Martin.
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Adam.Spahr
Ross W. Long
Union Deposit
Hershey
Kathryn Spahr
Clayton Spahr
Landisville
Charles Kline
Harrisburg
Albert Hartman
Mountville
Harry E. Jones
George W. Hallman
Robert A. Bauch
Union Deposit Cemetery
Elias Smith
Levi Smith
Union’ Deposit
Samuel Shirk
Lebanon
Isaac Winters
Elizabethtown
Levi
E. B. Gipe
C. H., Smith
Palmyra
Harry Smith
Bellaire
John
Elopement Plans Stir Between Marjorie and Crabshaw
In a playful exchange Crabshaw balks at wedding costs while Marjorie hints at using a scarf to nudge George into proposing. The Judge observes the comic scene as the suitor’s finances become the joke.
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Crabshaw
Marjorie
Papa
George
Odd Fellows Set August Reunion for Seven-County District
The seven county Independent Order of Odd Fellows executive committee met at Hershey Park to plan the August 28 district reunion expected to draw 18 000 to 20 000 visitors. Special trains will be provided from each county with D L Mauger of the P and R Railroad in attendance promising full transport accommodations. Officers elected last year at Hershey include Dr George H Bender president E C Dewey secretary and L Howard Rhein treasurer.
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The
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Lebanon
Dauphin
Berks
Cumberland
Hershey Park
Odd Fellows
D. L. Mauger
P. & R. Railroad Company
George H. Bender
Jonestown
Lebanon County
E. C. Dewey
Auditor General’s Office
Harrisburg
L. Howard Rhein
Hershey
Fifth Annual Hershey Outing For Orphans Organized
The Motor Club of Harrisburg hosts the fifth annual charity outing at Hershey Park on August 19. More than 300 orphans from Harrisburg area homes will attend, with guidance to bring children from the Nursery Home, Children's Industrial Home, and Sylvan Heights Orphanage, plus others recommended by Associated Charities. Members and car owners are asked to transport the youngsters from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Harrisburg
Motor Club of
Children’s Industrial Home
Sylvan Heights
Hershey Park
Associated Charities
Directors of the
Motor Club
Hershey
Builders’ dispute over 38000 house leaves buyer short
A Lexington man sued after contracting for a $38,000 house only to lose $3,000 and the home to the contractor who spent the money. The case highlights alleged misappropriation and shortfall in the finish.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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