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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
9
Clergy are urged to forward church notices for publication. The call invites notices from Palmyra Huemmelstown Campbelltown Hershey and other communities where the paper circulates seeking publicity for local church labors.
Clarence S. Gee leads a 1 30 p m Sabbath School program with Miss Mabel Carpenter as meeting leader and a 6 45 p m Christian Endeavor session. A 7 30 p m church service, in charge of the Sabbath School, features Mr I S Reist as Superintendent and a brief address by Mr Gee. An annual Children's Day observance includes a special program and a flowers offering from members. Mid week prayer on Wednesday at 7 45 p m continues Galatians study with choir practice after.
O G Romig will conduct the third quarterly communion service at Union Deposit on Sunday forenoon. He will also deliver the address at the annual Children's Day service at Fishburn's Church in the evening.
The Rev A Sharp preaches at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with the evening topic Three Marks of Perfect Manhood from Mark No 2 A youths meeting at 680 with Harry Habecker as leader A cordial welcome awaits all attendees
Evangelicat Lutherans of the Holy Trinity Frederick G C Krapf pastor announce services at the P O of A Hall Hershey Park. Bible School at 145 p m with association meeting at 245 p m. Children's Day services at 630 p m. Week night service Friday June 14 at Mr David Snyder home Ariba street with Luther League business meeting to follow.
A church or youth society sermon discusses the duty of pleasant conduct drawn from Psalm 133 with practical guidance. It emphasizes unity and harmony among members and advocates cheerful demeanor in daily service.
Campbell town June 12 Eva Gruber visited Millersville with sisters. Several locals noted including marriages, visits, and theft. A horse accident near Hoovers store left Elva Gruber seriously injured. The school board announced term teachers.
Lebanon resident Miss Lizzie Weltmer visited friends in town last week. Wal ter's store features new potatoes and pineapples by the crate for shoppers.
The Moyer families of Campbell town will gather at Samuel Moyer’s home west of town for a reunion next Thursday June 20th.
The Texas, newest United States battleship, displaces about 28 367 tons and measures 573 feet in length with a 95 foot 244 inch beam. It will carry fourteen inch guns, ten in five turrets, and a sixteen gun five inch secondary battery, surpassing the Arkansas and rival ships in firepower.
Modern soundings show the ocean floor mainly flat plains about two and a half miles deep with ridges cones and submerged islands. The deepest North Pacific reaches 5269 fathoms and the Atlantic between the West Indies and Bermuda 4662 fathoms. Indian Ocean maximum is 3828 fathoms with fifty six points over three miles four over four and four over five.
A light verse from William F. Kirk in the New York Journal celebrates a two year old girl who cannot vote yet and remains an emblem of the suffrage movement. The poem contrasts innocence with political awakening and suggests that ambitious men would endorse voting if they could cradle the child.
Letters of Administration for the estate of Fannie Moyer of Derry township Dauphin County have been granted. Debts should be paid promptly and claims presented to Harry B. Moyer, Administrator, or his attorney C. H. Backenstee, 14 N Third St Harrisburg.
The Board of Directors of the Hershey Trust Company in Hershey Pennsylvania has declared an initial dividend of five percent or $2.50 per share to stockholders registered on June 1 1912. Checks will be mailed. Treasurer C Stecher signs the notice dated May 9 1912.
Consumers confirm Butterine remains preferred to butter and will stay on tables even if butter prices fall. Chemists praise Purity as excelling. The message emphasizes Butterine as a wholesome, steady option amid price fluctuations.
A Palmyra shop on 29 Railroad Street advertises wonderful bargains on 5c and 10c goods. The notice touts strong purchasing power of nickels and dimes for shoppers seeking low priced items.
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