Spring Styles Demonstrated in Hershey Store Exhibit
Weather favors record crowds as the Hershey Department Store hosts a three day Spring Exhibit. The event features working demonstrations of garment making and materials, living models from New York City on Friday and Saturday at 2:15 and 7:30, plus orchestral and vocal performances by Mrs Freeda Kettering Leno.
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Hershey Department Store
New York City
New York
Philadelphia
Freeda Kettering Leno
Campaign to raise nine thousand for church debt
Holy Trinity Lutheran Sunday School pledges total nineteen hundred toward a nine thousand goal to retire church indebtedness. The Campaign proper begins Sunday with speaker C T Weller who led Pennsylvania ministerium stewardship efforts and Muhlenburg College endowment drive.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Church Council
C. Tt. Weller
Weller
Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
Muhlenburg College
Berlin Census Count Tops 3.8 Million Inhabitants
The city and nearby districts now total 3,801,236 residents after the census started October 8 1919. The city proper shows a more than eight per cent decline since 1916 due to wartime effects while suburban male numbers rose by 933 and females by 15,067.
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Berlin
Glee Club Draws Capacity Crowd in Local Concert
Lebanon Valley College Glee Club set to perform the operetta Captain Van Hum in two acts under the First United Brethren Church Men’s Bible Class. Tickets sold quickly with Hanover and other towns praising the group’s reception and likely full house.
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Lebanon Valley College Glee Club
First United Brethren Church
Hanover
van Hum
Dick Erne
Tom
Jackie
Captain van der Hum
Jim
St Elizabeths City Five Upsets Harrisburg Independents
St Elizabeth Five of Philadelphia erased a halftime deficit to beat the Harrisburg Independents 41 to 31 in Chestnut Street auditorium. Troutwein starred for St Elizabeths while Kline and Norman Ford shone for Harrisburg as Hancock Five looms next.
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Harrisburg Independents
St. Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Harrisburg
Quaker City
Independents
Troutwein
Philadelphia Boys
Kline
Norman Ford
Hancock
Yost to Play Against Tech in Central Pennsylvania Title Bout
Perkiomen Seminary faces Harrisburg Technical High School on the Chestnut Street floor this evening for the Central Pennsylvania championship. Included in the Perkiomen lineup is Yost, the Hershey baseball alum with many friends in Hershey.
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Perkiomen Seminary
Harrisburg Technical High School
Chestnut Street
Central Pennsyvania
Perkiomen
Yost
Hershey
Community Chautauqua to Bring Five Day June Course Here
The Community Chautauqua Company of New York will present a five day program starting June 22 featuring the Little Symphony Orchestra led by Leon Weltman, the Sheenan Concert Company, the Bird Man, Fine Feathers, and lectures by Denton Crowl and Albert Edward Wiggam. Junior Chautauqua offers a Toyshop Pageant and games for youth with season tickets urged to go on sale three weeks early.
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Community Chautauqua Company
Hershey
Community Chautauqua Company of
New York
Little Symphony Orchestra
Sheenan
Pike
Bird Man
Fine Feathers
Allpress All-Star Company
Albert Edward Wiggam
Denton C. Crowl
The
Light Opera Company
Chautauqua
Leon Weltman
Theresa Sheehan
Allpress
Allpress All Stars
Denton
Wiggam
United States
Oliver G. Pike
England
Birdland
Europe
Junior Chautauqua
Government Attorneys Answer Wet's Arguments In Prohibition Case
Supreme Court heard final presentations from Rhode Island and Massachusetts challengers to the Prohibition amendment. Kentucky case to be decided tomorrow before the Nation’s highest tribunal. Proponents urged proper adoption and state-federal balance while opponents argued invasion of states rights.
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Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Kentucky
King
Frierson
Congress
Solicitor General
Hershey Girls Lose To Millersville Normal Team
Hershey Ex High School girls fell 21 to 14 as Millersville Normal School girls dominated with five field goals. Hershey hopes rise as they seek county championship after season wins.
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Millersville Normal School
Hershey
Miners Present Demands to Anthracite Operators
Demands sought in the new wage agreement to start April 1 were formally presented by Pennsylvania anthracite workers. A sub committee of practical men was named to negotiate, and will meet at the Union League Club Thursday morning. The general committee adjourned to reconvene at the sub committee’s call.
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Pennsylvania
Union League Club
Heads Wins three reel feature at Hershey Central Theatre
A free show titled Heads Wins will be shown tomorrow evening at the Hershey Central Theatre at 7:30 under Scranton International Correspondence School auspices. Admission is free and all are invited. The film follows a wife’s love inspiring her husband to overcome obstacles on the road to success, with Baby Ivy Ward among the cast.
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Hershey Central Theatre
Scranton International Correspondence School
Baby Ivy Ward
Flight Of Bullet Quicker Than Sound
An explanation asserts a bullet travels faster than sound, so a man hit at 1 000 yards would be dead before the rifle’s report could reach him. The text discusses the velocity and timing of gunfire in distant engagements.
Tower City Falls as Olivers Rout Hershey 84 to 35
Hershey overwhelmed Tower City on Friday night as Oliver’s stars bombarded the basket from all angles. Sammy Strine led with 15 field goals, Elliott added 11, Clark 9, and Miller 9 for Tower City as Hershey dominated from the first half and coasted to a decisive win.
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Tower City
Hershey
Olivers
Sammy Strine
Elliott
Clark
Stiver
Miller
Hershey Boys
Reading Transit
Reading
Berks County
Hershey High to Stage The Private Secretary Tonight
Hershey High School prepares a crowded Central Theatre bill with Junior and Senior classes presenting The Private Secretary a farce praised for its music. A children matinee at 2:00 p m and an 8:15 p m show feature varied cast including Marsland Cattermole and Ashford with music between acts by sixth and seventh graders and the High School girls.
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Hershey High School
Central Theatre
Douglas Cattermole
Mr. Marsland
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van derHrum
St. Elizabeth Trims
TECH
Wet
Hershey Girls
Marsland
Leroy Dowhower
Harry Marsland
C. Black
Cattermole
William Belser
Paul Shearer Rey
Robert Spalding
Paul Seltzinger
Sydney Gibson
Bondstreet
Edward Balsbaugh John
Daniel Coppenhaver Knox
Daniel, Coppenhaver
Edith Marsland
Olive Walton Va Webster
Winifred Harvey
Mrs. Stead
Douglas
Edna Miller
Miss Ashford
Kathryn Leitheiser
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