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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
9
Clergy are urged to send church notices to the Press to gain publicity for their labors. The notice invites submissions from Palmyra Hummelstown Campbelltown Hershey and other communities where the paper circulates.
Clarence S. Gee will lead the afternoon service at 1 30 p m and speak on The Danger of Losing Our Capacity for Religion Through Disuse. Sabbath School offerings may be presented. Evening worship at 7 30 features Mr Lo L Reist in a solo. Mid week prayer meets 7 45. Galatians study continues. Teachers and officers meet Friday at 7 30 in Hershey Ton Suite 6. June Communion postponed to July 28 with Rev G Benj Segelken conducting.
The pastor will preach on Christian Baptism at Union Deposit on Sunday forenoon. In the evening he will deliver an address at the annual Children's Day service at Stoverdale.
The Salem U B Church announces a pastor led service at 10 30 pm and 73 pm with morning topic A Call From the Master and evening topic Three Marks of Perfect Manhood Mark No 3 A young peoples meeting is set for 6 30 pm A cordial welcome awaits all attendees.
Pastor Frederick C. Krapf preaches at 10 30 a m with Bible School at 1 45 p m. Bible School Association meets at 2 45 p m. Week night meeting Friday June 21 at 7 45 at Mr Adam Whisler's home.
The article presents a Christian Endeavor reading titled Worth While based on I Timothy 4 7 16. It highlights spiritual guidance and moral instruction for members and emphasizes steadfast faith and personal conduct.
Lesson titled Whe Penitent Woman examines Luke 7 36 50 focusing on forgiveness and compassion. It discusses the scene of a sinful woman anointing Jesus feet and Jesus teaching about mercy and gratitude.
Edgar Jones left his office at the local factory last week and traveled to Rochester New York Saturday evening to take a position as a bookkeeper. He was a devoted member of the YMCA Glee Club and his friends regret his departure.
A persuasive list praises Hershey as a modern hub with updated stores, a capable fire department, a proactive Improvement Company, a readers' newspaper, skilled laundry services, ample amusements, inclusive employment, thriving local manufacturing, homeowner incentives, and well equipped cafes offering affordable food.
Practical guidance for handling horses including feeding avoid overworking drafts. Do not whip a skittish horse and keep collars clean to prevent sore shoulders. When hay is dusty, dampen feed. do not overwork unbroken colts together.
Harry E. Buckwalter known as Molly and a four time Pennsylvania champion in targets and live birds suffered a serious accident at his rifle range on Saturday. A blow back struck his right eye, causing permanent injury and likely incomplete recovery. Buckwalter is a noted member of the N G P Riflemen.
Article explains methods to hang china plates using proper wire frames or three large dress hooks with picture wire. Hooks are designed to be unobtrusive and provide strong support when fixtures are unavailable.
Alma Miller took part in a musical at Jonestown last Saturday evening. Levi and Phillip Wolfersberger are raising a new fence around the Reformed Church cemetery. Charles Horstick works at Hershey Park and locals enjoyed a Thursday evening there. The Moyer reunion is postponed due to Henry Moyer’s illness. Mrs G C Wolfersberger and her two sons visited Steelton on Tuesday. William Dresher and family attended Mrs Young’s funeral in Millersville on Friday. Mrs Young was Mrs Dresher’s sister. Sunday School at 9, Y P S C E at 6, Church at 7:30. all welcome. Postmaster C A Lenig began sprinkling streets around his home. Strawberries sell at four and five boxes for twenty five cents.
A playful exchange centers on a Great Dane. The owner explains he could not consistently use Hamlet and instead calls the dog Ophelia, matching a literary theme with affection. The humor hinges on the contrast between expectation and the chosen name.
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