Appeal for Aid Sent Out By Red Cross
The Hershey Red Cross launches a drive from March 17 to March 24 urging all members to donate clothing and knitted items for Belgian children and war stricken families in France and Belgium. The appeal calls for urgent action and emphasizes nationwide support to relieve suffering.
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France
Belgium
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Hershey Red Cross
Hershey Society
Derry Presbyterian candy cake ice cream social set
The F I L Class of Derry Presbyterian Church led by Mrs. R H Taylor plans a candy cake and ice cream social at the parsonage on Chocolate Avenue tomorrow from 7 to 11 p m The public is welcome A historical sketch will be given at Sunday morning service by the pastor at 10 30 a m The full membership is urged to attend all New Era Movement services Others are cordial welcomed.
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Derry Presbyterian Church
R. H. Taylor
Chocolate Avenue
Presbyterian Church
New Era Movement
Independents Defeated by Olivers in Wild Harrisburg Game
The Hershey Olivers defeated the Harrisburg Independents 35 to 30 in a rough local clash. Both teams drew penalties as a man from each side was ejected late. Stover led Olivers with 11 points from the line while Rote and Ford paced the Independents with three field goals each. Camp Dix Big Five to perform tonight with Turnbull highlighted as a top-fast player.
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Harrisburg Independents
Hershey Olivers
Olivers
The
Olivets
Stover
Rote
Ford
Gerdes
Turnbull
Bill Hart At Theatre This Week
Central Theatre announces a star lineup for the week headlined by Harry Morey, Wm. S. Hart, Douglas Fairbanks, and Tom Mix. Vitagraph shows Morey in Tangled Lives with Beauty and Booty as a two reel comedy. Monday features Fairbanks in American Aristocracy and Hart in The Devil's Double for two features one admission. Wednesday showcases Tom Mix in Treat Em Rough.
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Central Theatre
Harry Morey
Wm. S. Hart
Douglas Fairbanks
Tom Mix
Vitagraph
Morey
William Fox
Hershey Store to Host Spring Style Exhibit 1919
The Hershey Department Store announces a three day Spring Style Exhibit for March 20 to 22. Noted New York models will showcase new women’s fashions with Hershey maidens assisting. An orchestra will provide music and the men will enjoy a smoker and entertainment in the Men’s Shop. Husbands may attend with wives as part of the event with decorations described as the best yet.
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Hershey Department
New York
Hershey
Trinity Bible Class Social at Trinity Lutheran Church
The S. S. Gaines Memorial Bible Class will hold its first social in the Trinity Lutheran Church Social Parlor on Friday March 14. A business meeting precedes a talk by Sergeant Grover Sheckert about his experiences Over There. An orchestra and male quartet will perform with light refreshments.
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S. S. Gaines Memorial
Trinity Lutheran Church
Grover Sheckert
Harkins
Editor Seeks Signed Reply on Clean Sports Claim
The editor notes letters on local events are printed only when signed. A communication from a self-described lover of clean sports questions the honesty of certain parties and asks for a signed response to be published.
Masons Hold Victory Banquet in Hershey Area
About 120 Masons from Hummelstown Hershey Palmyra and nearby celebrated the end of World War with a Victory Banquet at the Hershey Cafe. Guests enjoyed Palmyra orchestra music and speeches by William Earnest C M Hershey George C Copenhaver Rev Arthur King and Rev J H C Manifold with Toastmaster Robin Strunk.
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Hummelstown
Hershey
Palmyra
Robin Strunk
William H. Earnest
Harrisburg
America
C. M. Hershey
Marine
Geo. C. Copenhaver
Yale man loses new Ford to clever thief
Paul Slesser of Spring Creek found a lock pin on his new Ford ineffective after a theft in Harrisburg. He left the theatre to find the car gone, lock and all. Police are on the lookout for the thief.
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Yale
Paul Slesser
Spring Creek
Harrisburg
Slesser
Missionary Alliance Convention Set for Hershey Park
The fourth annual convention of the Christian and Missionary Alliance will meet in Hershey Park's old reading and rest room on March 25 and 26. Evening services begin 7:30 p.m. with 2:30 p.m. afternoon sessions. Speakers include Rev. H. W. Chandler of Wheaton Illinois Rev. H. F. Senft of Philadelphia and missionaries Miss Harriet Beardsley of India and Mrs. E Torvaldson of China.
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The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Old Reading and Rest Room
Hershey Park
H. W. Chandler
Wheaton
Illinois
H. F. Senft
Phila
Harriet Beardsley
India
E. Torvaldson
China
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