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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1915

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General Offices Occupy Handsome New Quarters at Hershey

The Hershey Chocolate Company opens a bright 125 by 125 foot General Office area on the second floor with extensive daylight and modern sanitation. Mr. D C Giles, General Office Manager, oversees sixty to seventy staff in credits, milk, sales records, billing, mailing, filing and stenography as about 2000 mail items depart daily. The new quarters support vast distribution across the United States and worldwide with a cheerful, well organized staff.

Hershey Chocolate Factory D. C. Giles Hershey Chocolate Company America Hershey Giles United States Mariie

Funeral of Harry Coppenhaver Draws Large Crowds

One of Hershey’s most attended funerals occurred for Harry Coppenhaver last Wednesday. The service was led by Rev. I. C. Krapf, who traveled from Atlantic City. Interment followed at the Reformed Cemetery in Campbelltown. Coppenhaver belonged to Washington Camp 192, Patriotic Order Sons of America, of Palmyra.

Hershey Harry Coppenhaver I. C. Krapf Atlantic City Campbelltown Coppenhaver Washington Patriotic Order Sona of America Palmyra

Funeral for Aaron Mowrer Draws Large Crowd in Lancaster County

More than a thousand mourners attended Aaron Mowrer's funeral at the Old Mennonite Church in New Providence Lancaster County where Rev. George Rentz led services. Short services were held at his Hershey home Thursday evening as Lebanon Valley offered floral tributes including a pink rose wreath from Hershey gardeners. Mowrer, a popular local figure, died young, leaving a wide circle of friends in sorrow.

Aaron Mowrer Old Mennonite New Providence Lancaster County George 5. Rentz Hershey Lebanon Valley Mowver

Hershey Hosts Most Successful Brethren Conference

The Brethren of the Church praised Hershey as the finest town for their gathering. Elder Moore called Hershey “the finest, most artistic and most sensible town” and lauded M B Hershey as a big, broad, far seeing man. Attendance neared 70 000 across four days including Sunday crowds of over 35 000. The Hershey organization provided ample facilities, smooth feeding, prompt service, and cooperative local spirit. Resolutions from the Annual Meeting follow.

Hershey Elder Moore Church Mr. Moore Spring Creek Hershey Organization

Church of the Brethren General Conference Resolutions Hershey 1915

The annual meeting at Hershey Pennsylvania June 8 to 10 1915 adopts general resolutions praising divine guidance and expressing gratitude to the Hantern District Pennsylvania the Committee of Arrangements and Hershey management for their efforts. It commends Hershey hospitality and local concessions and thanks the railroad for support.

Church of the Brethren Wilson Brumbaugh General Conference Hershey Pennsylvania Fellowship of the Brethren Hantern M. M. &. Hershey Hersahay

Peace and temperance resolutions from the Church of the Brethren

The General Conference at Hershey Pennsylvania 1915 votes to support President Wilson for peace and condemn war. It reaffirms belief in Jesus Christ as path to perpetual peace and urges arbitration of disputes and wider peace outreach. The body commends Governor Brumbaugh for temperance efforts and local option against intoxicating liquors.

Wilson Church of the Brethren Foundling Hershey Pennsylvania Woodrow Wilson United States of America Brotherhood of Man Brumbaugh Bo Brumbaugh

Sunday Band Concerts Schedule and Rehearsal Notes

The Her shey Band extends Sunday concerts from 2.30 to 4 p m with 40 members and augmented repertoire. After Brethren opposition to instrumental music delayed an earlier start, a new schedule was adopted. Concerts run every evening at 7 30 with automibile parties attending. next Sunday features a program including Meyerbeer Coronation March Rossini William Tell selections Safranek and Verdi Il Trovatore among others.

Hershey Sam J. Feese Rossini Hoffman Safranek Lake Tannhauser

Ladies Opposed to Suffrage At Hershey Conference

The Pennsylvania Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage ran a popular tent near the Convention Hall on Spring Creek Avenue. Miss Sloan of Philadelphia and Miss Morrison of York led the effort with hundreds of petition signatures against extending suffrage. Mrs. Horace Brock of Lebanon visited, praising their success and social engagement during the Hershey event.

Pennsylvania Association Spring Creek Avenue Misa Sloan Philadelphia Morrison York Horace Brock Lebanon Association Brock Sloan Miss Morrison Hershey

Woodmen Celebrate First Anniversary With 70 Attendees

The Woodmen held a general good time on Tuesday evening marking their first anniversary. Dr Mumma chaired the event and Head Counsel J B Hershey of McKeport spoke as the main speaker. About seventy attended, bringing total membership to over 160. The Hershey camp is described as one of the best in the county.

Woodmen Mumma Waar Conaul J. 2B Hershey McKearport

Dances Twice a Week at Main Pavilion Arranged

Arrangements set to hold dances twice weekly at the main pavilion on Wednesdays and Saturdays. A Reading professor is expected to be secured to lead and bring an orchestra for the events.

Picnics and Park Developments Drive Hershey Season

Hershey Park announces a banner year with Convention Hall enlarged facilities a larger Zoo and updated amusements including a stock company theater and Hershey Band concerts. Early picnic dates feature Lebanon Harrisburg and Steelton groups through late June and early July with churches and companies in the schedule.

Hershey Park New Stock Company Hershey Band Landisville Union Sunday Schools Lebanon Business College Grace United Evangelical Sunday School of Steelton Fifth Street Methodist Episcopal Church Harrisburg Ensminger Lumber Company Witman Brothers Harrisburg Gas Company United Evangelical Sunday School of Harrisburg Covenant Presbyterian Church Ridge Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Derry Street United Brethren State Street United Brethren Sixth Street United Brethren Reformed Union Sunday Schools of Otterbein United Brethren Sunday School Curtin Heights Curtin Heights Memorial

Detectives Earn Praise for Conference Safety Efforts

Detectives Charles S. White of York and Mr. Karr of Philadelphia, aided by Hershey officer Ralph Feorie, secured seven arrests during the conference. They moved suspects out of town quickly, deterring thieves and preserving order while Brethren noted the strong protection and pleasant impressions of the investigators.

Charles S. White York Mr. Karr Philadelphia Ralph Feorie Hershey Mr. White

Historic Certificate Ties Snyder to Turnpike Board

An historic certificate shows John JH Snyder as a director of the Lancaster and Susquehanna Turnpike. The document, dating April 28, 1802, bears the signature of Edward Hand and marks five transfers, preserving a notable piece of Revolutionary War era provenance. Certificate No. 108 remains well preserved.

John JH. Snyder Enq Lancaster and Susquehanna Turnpike Road Snyder Edward Hand Turnpike Company Lancaster

New Stock Company Opens in Hershey with Mixed Praise

The Irene Myers Stock Company delivered a lively opening performance in Hershey, praised for its bold drama and humor. Richard La Salle and Craig Nelson drew strong notices, with the troupe promising a varied program including Ishmael Worth and The Opera Singer next week plus nightly moving pictures under Charles L. Maurer.

Irene Myers Stock Company Hershey Richard la Salle Richard LaSalle Craig Nelso Walter Ross Frank DuFrayne C. C. Burnison Bill Bu Miss Myers Kathleen Taylor Miss McMaster Miss Miller Charles L. Maurer Olin Wright Wright Philadelphia Parkers’ Band of Boston Ishmael Ishmael Worth Judge Merlin Frank du Frayne Lord Vincent Craig Nesle Ralph Walsh Benjamin Burghe

Display of Farming Implements at Hershey Store Company

Visitors to the Hershey Store Company Inspect the Implement Department praised the farming implements display as the finest they had ever seen with many brethren noting the quality and variety on show.

Hershey Store Company

Forenst For the Week Beginning June 16 1916

Midlenten Atlantic states forecast showers Wednesday and again Sunday with intermittent rain through the week. Temperatures will run above the seasonal average.

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