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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
12
Picnic bookings list events at Hershey Park and multiple Harrisburg sites. Lancaster High School hosts June 27 while Salem, Covenant Presbyterian, and Messiah Lutheran Sunday Schools hold June 28 to 30 in Harrisburg.
The East Pennsylvania conference schedules July and August campmeetings at Elizabethville Mt Gretna Stoverdale Mt Lebanon and Hillsdale with Mt Gretna expected to be one of the largest. Rev O G Romig of Hershey will lead Junior meetings at Hillsdale.
The pastor Rev O G Romig will preach at this place on Sunday forenoon and at Graval Hill in the evening. Sabbath evening services in July and August run 6 30 to 7 30 PM. The annual Children's Day service Sunday evening was a success with a crowded church and noble recitations and songs by the children.
Sunday school at 9. Worship and sermon at 10 with Prof. A R Ellenberger from Harrisburg singing selections. Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m. Land Hill services at 1 p m Sunday school and 2 p m preaching by Rev F H Schrader pastor.
Derry Presbyterian Church situated near M S Hershey grounds. Church Walk to the church. Rev C B Segelken minister. Morning worship and sermon at 10 30. Evening service at 7 30. Sabbath School at 1 30 P M. Y P S C B at 6 45 P M. The public is cordially invited.
A surprise party was held Tuesday evening in Union Deposit in honor of Miss Virgie Shope’s birthday. About fifteen youths attended the celebration.
The teachers for Hershey are George A. Stuart Carlisle principal Elizabeth McCall grammar Edna Erb secondary May Hershey primary Through the township Solomon Balsbaugh Sunnyside Harry Balsbaugh Stoverdale Arthur Hocker Waltonville Tillie Booser Vian May Moyer Palmyra Levi Hollingsworth Rock Ridge Elizabeth Meckley Kingwlege Hill Miss Gingrich Landis Addison Stauffer Gingrichs.
Mr and Mrs James Jones hosted a delightful picnic party in Marysville for Mr Jones 52nd birthday. Attendees included I S Jones Harriet Jones Clarence Lester Charles Irvin Jones Mrs Jennie F Wox Associate Judge L C Wox Perry county Marysville R M Rodenhiser B W Rodenhiser Margaret Esther George Rodenhiser Harrisburg Mrs Mary Robins Charles Edmund Donald Robins James Jones Mrs James Jones Edgar Elmer Jones Hershey.
A cartoonish exchange features Jason and a fellow discussing dining room etiquette. Jason admits he whistling at meals shows bad manners and promises to stop if others stop misusing utensils and slurping coffee. The Farmer News notes Jason struggles to take advice.
The author argues thunder surpasses orchestral sound in depth and density. Focus shifts from notes to expression as thunder’s diminuendo outpaces any natural sound. After the first clap, the ear tracks the roll and gradual fading toward distant silence.
Sergeant T A Lawton marked fifty years with Newport artillery missing just three parades. Lee McClung, US treasurer and former Yale captain in 1894, hailed as one of Yale's best halfbacks. Rhodes winner Joseph P Fhorsonu von Pourtales named German embassy attache in Washington. Representative Boutell lists many top officials as constituents. John Burroughs, naturalist, turned 73 on April 3 1837 birth, longtime writer and fruit culturist with Whitman and Goud friendships.
Orval Overall of the Chicago Nationals is listed as Third Baseman. Arthur Devlin of the New Yorks is noted for powerful hitting. Swedish runners Ljungstrom and Jobundson are described as vegetarians. Hjalmar Lundin, a wrestler, is mentioned with the runners. Alfred Shrubb is cited as an English runner showing an electric machine. Frank Arellanes of the Boston Americans claims a new Salome ball and explains its lack of effect previously.
A reader recalls a preacher’s sale of women’s shoes that failed after an advertisement promising "big bargains" was published. The exchange notes the ad spoiled expectations and caused a flat failure in the sale.
Trials of a whistling kitchen device by the Japanese war office report notable success. Inventor Okazaki, a paymaster, devised a two wheel kitchen that hauls over varied ground by a horse, cooks rice and soup, whistles when done, purifies water, and can be disassembled for shoulder carrying.
A London satire recalls a man in a remote west England village who killed a sheep weekly for its kidneys a breakfast dish and faced the butcher’s mockery after five days. The tale lampoons strict dietary tastes and villagers’ patience with eccentric requests.
Winter market quotes show rye flour at 4.25 to 4.40 per barrel and wheat No 2 red at 1.01. Corn No 2 yellow local 67 to 74 cents. Oats No 2 white 45 to 48 cents. Poultry live steady hens 16.5 to 17 cents. Dressed fowls 18k. Butter ready extra creamery 29 cents. Eggs firm selected 25 to 27 cents. nearby 21. western 21. Potatoes 25 to 30 cents a bushel. new 1 to 2.35 per barrel depending on quality. See flour.
Live stock prices at Pittsburg Union Stock Yards show cattle steady with prime $7.75 to $8.00 and choice $8.00 to $8.30. Sheep firm at $4.60 to $4.75 for tether and higher end. lambs and calves around $8.50 to $9. Hog markets rise with prime heavies near $9.65, mediums $9.85 to $9.90, heavies $9.90 to $9.95, and Yorker pigs $10.10 to $10.15.
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