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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
4
Published by The Hershey Department Store and distributed free of charge announces the Thursday release of the Hershey Press. The notice highlights a local free newspaper distribution on June 3, 1920.
Miss Pearl Kauffman and Henry Fitzkee wed in Elizabethtown with Rev. Frank Croman. The couple will live in Hershey after the ceremony. Also May 29 in Monongahela City, Miss Maulfair wed Mr. Bingaman, once of Hershey, now at Chocolate Co. They join the Maulfair household on Chocolate Ave. In Reading, Miss Edna Eisenhauer and Philip Harlan married, honeymooned in Philadelphia and Atlantic City, with Eisenhauer later joining the Chocolate Co. staff in Hershey.
Derry Presbyterian Church Reverend R H Taylor leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m Communion at 10 30 a m Christian Endeavor and consecration at 6 45 p m Evening worship at 7 30 with theme The Lord s Song for all Times Westminster Guild meets Monday 7 30 in Hershey Park Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Junior Christian Endeavor Friday 3 p m at Mrs R S Woomer s home Children s Day service planned for June 13 Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Reverend Bert C Ritz Bible School 9 15 Morning service 10 30 Evening service 7 30 First United Brethren Church Reverend R R Butterwick Sunday School 9 30 Preaching 10 30 Jr C E 2 00 Christian Endeavor 6 30 Evening Worship 7 30
Church of the Brethren east of Hershey schedules Sunday School at 9 00 a m Christian Workers Meeting at 6 00 p m and a Thursday evening prayer meeting at 7 30 local time.
Beginning Friday June 4th the Men s Shop offers a varied and cleaner cut assortment of MEN S and YOUNG MEN S CLOTHES. Quality reigns in this busy department with suits featuring the style fit and finish from A B Kirchbaum Co and Hart Schaffner and Marx. Come in and see your suit here.
Ladies ready to wear features silk dresses Latins Crepe de Chine Georgettes and Taffetas all at 5 off. Gauze union suits in loose or tight knee styles with lace trim clearance 98c to 5 off regulars. Velour checks poplins and other fabrics priced down. Boys wash suits and various styles. Men neckwear pants hose on clearance. Footwear discounts include leather soles white pumps and buck pumps.
A local department store announces plans for a grand new facility to open soon. The store emphasizes quality merchandise and a full department experience, inviting customers to visit and compare prices with competitors.
A footwear sale promotes high and low shoe styles for men and women with discounts across many models. Prices range from affordable pairs to premium boots with savings from one to several dollars, including rubber heels and well known brands.
Our entire stock of trimmed and untrimmed hats offered at one half regular price. A special lot of hats to clean up at 25c and another lot at 50c. A varied assortment of ribbon remnants to cleanup at a real clearance price.
Ladies night gowns in maslin and nainsook with various sleeve styles and necklines. Regular 2.25 to 2.95 value. Clearance sale 1.88.
Ladies and misses night gowns trimmed at the neck with short sleeves priced from 1.25 for clearance. regular values 1.59 to 1.75.
Advertisement notes a clearance sale on fine quality nainsocks in flesh and white colors. Regular values range from $1.75 to $2.25, now offered at $1.38.
Excellent quality vests with strap ribbon and lace tops offered in all sizes up to 50. Regular price 69 and 75 cents. Clearance sale price 55 cents.
Youth’s princess slips in sizes 4 14 with full skirts and embroidery. Regular 89 and 98 cent values now clearance priced at 75 cents.
Plain and flowered silk petticoats offered in taffeta with mescaline lines at clearance price. Regularly eight fifty, now seven dollars.
Silk and cotton blouses including Georgette Crepe Crepe-de-Chine Voiles flaxons and other fabrics offered at 30 percent off in a clearance sale announcing a wide assortment.
Smocked voile and galatea ladies smocks in rose blue white tan and green with pockets and belts. Regular values 2.25 to 2.50. Clearance sale price 1.75.
An excellent selection of trimmed fabrics with lace and embroidery in flesh and white. Regular 1.10 to 1.75 values offered at 98c during clearance.
Describes hand embroidered silk and Belding satin items with lace trim in white flesh navy and black. Regular prices from 2.50 to 3.25 reduced to 2.29 in clearance.
V shaped neck gauze vests offered at 15c during a clearance sale. Regular values range from 19c to 25c. Stocks advertised as slightly imperfect but not noticeable.
Local store offers children’s middy blouses in sizes up to 16 years with colored collars and cuffs. Regular prices range from 1.59 to 1.98, now 89 cents during clearance.
Various sizes from 2 to 16 years offered in fine gingham and percale dresses. Regular values range from $2.25 to $5.50 with a clearance sale price of $2.95.
A big clearance event offers 50 cents off the price of any corset in stock across low, medium, and high bust models in plain and figured coutts in flesh and white. Limited quantities available.
Clearance sale offers ladies dust caps in percale and gingham two styles. Regular 15¢ value now 9¢.
Sale offers house dresses in gingham and percale in light and dark colors with belted straight line style. Regular values range from 2.25 to 2.98, now 1.88. Finer grade house dresses in fast colors, values 3.25 to 4.50, now 2.85.
Clearance sale on ladies lateen petticoats in dark colors with flowered ruffles. Regularly 2.95, now 2.19. Limited stock at the retailer's department alcove.
The May Hop at Hershey Park Pavilion last week drew over a thousand attendees for a vibrant dance event. The Banjo-Saxo Orchestra impressed the crowd with encore after encore as the management highlighted new paint, floor work, and free rose giveaways while promising continued dancing on Wednesdays and Saturdays and the same band for the season.
The Hershey YWCA hosted guests Miss Winifred Myers and Miss Sarah Dietrick as they urge delegates to attend the Eastern Town Conference in South Hadley Massachusetts from June 22 to July 2. Memorial Day crowds strained accommodations while Pageant proceeds boosted World Service gifts to 275 dollars, surpassing the 250 dollar assessed amount.
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