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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
7
The Hershey Press published weekly on Fridays invites articles and items of interest and offers advertising space at regular rates. The paper is entered as second class matter at Hershey post office. June 24 1910.
In Washington Pennsylvania a six year old vanished then returned home saying the census man had taken bad boys away. He hid for a day after overhearing a threat. The piece condemns frightening children as harmful and unnecessary.
Local items report Mrs Kreider visiting relatives near Heilmandale and Fontana while Ada Gruber看 and others visit Bachmansville area. A severe hailstorm damaged a slate roof and killed a cat near Jacob Brandt. Ed Balsbach of Lebanon sold books to the school board. The Lutheran church reopening at Palmyra featured Brandt Bros. frescoes and an anniversary for the mission society at the Reformed church. Various sermons and excursions noted with school and community activities.
A voice warns that fear early in life harms individuals and the race. Courage, confidence, and self control are essential as conditions grow harder and competition increases. Do not frighten children with superstition or ghost stories. Teach them to fear only themselves in the vast universe of God.
Several deaths, visits, and local notices fill the week. Michael Kegerreis and wife visited Grantville. Jacob Nye and family visited Steelton. Christian Hoke died at 83 near Colebrook with funeral at U C cemetery. John Beamesderfer won mason work contract for Daniel Peters in Plainville. Revs Seilers and Landis presided. four grandsons pallbearers. large funeral. Jes Baker plans public sale. Harrison Hostetter sold a driving horse to H Gerberich. Jos Bowman attended Lebanon light horse sale. Amos Brandt injured palm. Dr Bashore treated lead extraction. Dr A G Risser announces lumber sale between Pleasant and Colebrook.
A Boston Transcript note captures a playful exchange after marriage, with a husband asking if love includes cooking and the wife replying she loves him entirely, hinting at domestic humor of the era.
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