Hershey Transit Sets Banner Year Ahead
The Hershey Transit Company a 35 mile system with 26 cars aims for a strong summer as the Church of the Brethren gathers in June at Benegrae Supt R Kreider notes increased ridership and a well maintained fleet. The line to Lebanon via Campbell town takes 45 minutes and connections enable service to Harrisburg Elizabethtown Lancaster and Palmyra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Transit Company
Church of the Brethren
Benegrae
Palmyra
Lebanon
Campbelltown
Elizabethtown
Lancaster
Hershey
Hershey Transit
Ton
Apie
R. R. Kreider
A. W. Fiore
Benj
F. Bomgardner
Wm. Brandt
Piovet Straub
Franklin K. Gerlach
Joe Macorlle
Ne Sheen
Frank Spotts
Harvey McCorkle
Joe Smith
Paul Tatterer
Morris Smith
Levi Hess
Walter le Fever
Harry Bistlinenecker
B. W
Wm. Zimmerman
A. T. Drescher
Harvey Longenecker
F. M. Shade
Geo, Burkey
J. M. Bolton
Chan
Klopp
John Cassel
John Kipp
Wm. Ferry
Miss High Urges Parents on Dry Feet for Health
Community nurse Miss Elizabeth High partners with the February report to urge parents to keep their children's feet dry on return home to ward sickness. The report lists totals for weather nursing visits investigations and school visits, with extensive classroom pupil counts and health checks. The document notes the winter closure of the Baby Clinic and mentions tuberculosis and a child sent to Cresson State Sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth High
Zimmerman
State Tuberculosis Association
Cresson State Sanatorium
Hershey Eagles Win Sixth Straight All-Scholastics
The Hershey All-Scholastics claimed a 52 to 34 victory over Lebanones on Friday night. Manager Herbst subbed in second stringers to start, then brought in regulars to widen the lead as the Eagles built a comfortable margin by halftime and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey All-Scholastica
Herbst
Eagles
Hershey Regulaca
Plecea
Always Shining Class Meet At Miss Moyer Home
Members of the Always Shining pine Claes of the First United Brethren held their regular monthly business meeting at Miss Bessie Moyer's home. A program featured a piano recital and a reading by Miss Mabel Lingle. Refreshments were served to listed members including Mrs. Harry Knoll and Miss Mays.
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Always Shining Pine Claes
First United Brethren
Bessie Moyer
Pecolate Ue
Arran Ati
Plano Oh
Mabel Lingle
Mra
Harry Knoll
Blanche Seltzer
Daniel Yost
Eorge Copp
Irvin Knoll
Paul Senet
Raymond ‘Hinklele
Voila
David Sattazahn
Misa Dalayaher
Mabel Lingle Pessle Moyer
Misserna Deets
Monroe Stover Marie "Mays
Mays
Muhlenberg College Campaign Receives $7000 Local Gift
The Holy Trinity Lutheran Church under Rev. M. LeRoy Wachter contributes 7 000 toward a Lutheran Ministerium drive to raise 1 000 000 for Muhlenberg College. Funds will support library science gymnasium and an endowment to pay salaries and improve efficiency. Local committee chair John E. Snyder leads with Dr H G Mumma and others assisting.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
M. LeRoy Wachter
Uota
Muhlenberg College
Lutheran Ministerium
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Muhleni
John E. Snyder
Hershey Chocolate Co
H. G. Mumma
A. T. Heilman
Ansel E. King
John Schlepfer
E. L. Bomgardner
William C. Brinker
John Shay
A. M. Hinkel
Harold Weishaupt
Julius Belser
Wilson Rhoads
Norman Stahle
Ellis Hoffer
George E. Coppahavess
F. Zeigler
D. S
Mrs Jelleys Pupils Recital Set For Saturday Afternoon
Pupil group led by Mrs Jelley will perform at Rev and Mrs Tay's home in Harrisburg on Saturday March 15 at 2 pm. The program features solo and duet pieces by Marie Mays Ruth Taylor Mildred Edwards and others with works by Clementi Hoffmann and Bachman among selections. Friends and relatives of the pupils are invited to attend.
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Taysoprano
Mabel Ebersole
Sanders’ Studio
Harrisburg
Harmony
The
Little Sages
de Klink
Tiddle-Winks
Marie Mays
Amer Vel
John Feeser
Naomi _ Hartranft
Streabbog
Clementi
Mumma
Mill
Jensen
Ruth Taylor
Charminade
Mildred Edwards
Hoffman
Richard Mumma
Gurlitt
Mary Taylor
Miss Calista Diller Showered With Pleasant Surprise
Miss Calista Diller second grade teacher Hershey Public Schools received a kitchen and housewares shower hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Wentzel Aretha Avenue. Guests included Florence Elmer Leah Burns and many others. The event celebrated Miss Diller s engagement to Mervin G Holland, now with the State Highway Department, expected this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calista Diller
Hershey Public
Frank Wentzel
Aretha Avenue
Florence Elmer
Leah Burns
Diller
A. M. Hinkle
Arthur K. Snyder
Kathryn Elford
Edna Erb
Elizabeth High
Jess Dersheimer
Ethel Stauffer
Kathryn Rambo
Miriam Moore
Lea Burns
Florence Dersheimer
Kathleen LeFever
Gregg Darrow
Esther Bachman
Freda Miller
Harrisburg
Monarchs Fall to Palmyra in Close High School Clash
On Monday March 10 Palmyra Big Five beat Hernhey Monarchs 43 to 41 at Palmyra High School. Leithiser led Palmyra with standout play while Smith led Hershey. Final foul counts show Hershey 16 and Palmyra 5 in errors and baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra Big Five
Hernhey Monarchs
Palmyra
Smyra
Monarchs
Leithiser
Smith
Hershey
Lershey
Palmyra Shea ccc cc
Csceae Beale
Isaagen
Junior Olivets Enter Foul Ting Contes
The Herahey Junior Olivets plan a fall shooting contest entry at Carlisle YMCA on Saturday March 15. Team members are training, selection is not done yet, and five games remain against Middletown Grammar School Happy Five of Steelton Carlisle Lancaster and Lebanon Bull Dogs.
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Herahey
Middletown Grammar School
Happy Five
Steelton
Carlisle
Lancaster
Lebanon Bull Dogs
Wm. F. R. Murrie to Address Sportsmen
Wm. F. R. Murrie president of the Hershey Chocolate Company will speak Friday at 8 pm at the Hershey Market House. The Lebanon Valley Fish and Game Protective Association aims to revive interest, promote conservation, and expand game and fish for future sportsmen.
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Lebanon Valley Fish and Game Protective Association
Hershey Market House
Wm. F. R. Murrie
Hershey Chocolate Company
Hershey and
Hershey
Charles Schriver
Palmyra
Wm. McKinne
Harry M. Moyer
William Penn
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
Georgia
Susquehanna River
Haldeman’s Island
Clarks’ Ferry
State Game Commission
Bible Class Federation Planned in Derry Presbyterian
The John Elder Men’s Bible Class of the Derry Presbyterian Sunday School met March 10 at Rev. R. H. Taylor’s home to discuss forming a Bible Class Federation with Hershey area groups. A committee will be appointed. officers were elected: President A Bowman Snavely, VP Irvin El Slesser, Sec Daniel L. Ensminger, Asst Rev Ivan L. Mease, Treasurer Morria H. Wenger, Teacher Rev R. H. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elder
Derry Presbyterian Sunday School
R. H. Taylor
Hershey
A. Bowman Snavely
Irvin el. Slesser
Daniel L. Ensminger
Ivan L. Mease
Morria H. Wenger
A. Bowman
Hershey Narrowly Falls to Carlisle in Tight Game
Hershey High traveled to Carlisle and lost by one point in a hard fought 23 to 22 contest. The Carlisle defense stifled Hershey in the fourth quarter as the Tigers edged ahead in the final minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey High
Carlisle
Sgh Ehhool
Hershey Ba
Carlisle Magrint
Piiscece Geen
Kyle Tinney
Weidenmeyer Aungst
Clark
Eitner Boer
gonla—Magrin
Ai " Gerlock
Zi Aungst
Purcell Eidenmeyer
Mentzer
Brett Fontsey
eferee—Kyle
Gettysburg
St Patrick's Dance at Men's Club Friday
A St Patrick's Dance will be held on Friday evenings March 14 at 8 oclock. The Hershey Harmonizers will provide the music. The last Leap Year dance drew several hundred youths and everyone enjoyed it. The Men's Club plans monthly dances until summer. Admission is 35 cents including war tax.
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Hershey
Local Girls Top Blue Birds In Close Lancaster Game
The Wrapping room girls beat the Blue Birds 8 to 7 in Lancaster on Saturday March 8. Gerber and Zimmerman starred for Hershey. Zimmerman hit a key field goal as Hershey led 7 to 6. The Wrapping room team prepares for St Anthony's C C on their floor with Hershey set to host a March 25 rematch.
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Lancaster
Blue Birds
Hershey
Gerber
Zimmerman
St. Anthony’s C. C
Hershey Girls
St. Anthony's C. C
Hershey Blue Birds
Erben Zimmerman
Ream Taylors
Rumer Seiger
DeVachbeon
Miller
Ream
Rumer
Hershey High Defeats Harrisburg Academy In Low-Scoring Tilt
Hershey High School defeated Harrisburg Academy 44 to 19 on their home floor Monday evening. The Hershey reserves also won 27 to 16. Field goals featured Magrini eight Tinney three Aungat three Purcell five Belser one Kelley one Mechlovitz two Bushey four and Foule-er shey four. Academy shot six of 22. Referee Hoy from Lebanon officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey High School
Harrisburg Academy
Hershey
Hershey Reserves
Academy
Hershey Academ Arm
Eens
Reelley Tinney
Esas F
Mechlovitz
Aungat
Treet
Es Ee Alter Purcell
Hershey High Faces Myerstown In Season Finale
Hershey High School basketball meets Myerstown on home floor to close a very successful season. A large crowd is expected to cheer the team to a victorious end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey High School
Myerstown High School
Sea Lions to Be Added to Hershey Zoo
Hershey Park manager John R. Zoll received a letter from Hagenbeck Bros. Co. offering wild and domestic animals for addition to the Hershey Park collection. Prices listed include polar bears 1000, tigers 1000, lions 250, leopards 350, kangaroos 150, wolves 45, monkeys 25, baboons 45, pythons 75. Elephants were quoted but no price given. A sea lion pool is planned for the coming season. site decisions await Mr. Hershey’s return from Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Zoll
Hershey Park
Hagenbeck Bros. Co
Hamburg
Germany
Hershey Park Zoo
Zoll
Hershey
District Convention Plans For Fishburns Church
The Sunday School District No 3 executive committee met March 7 in Lutheran Parish House Hummelstown. They set dates for the district convention April 6 at Fishburns United Brethren Church near Hockersville and for Visitation Day March 30 to encourage church attendance and collect delinquent statistics. Dr M Hadwin Fischer and Prof H K Ober will speak on education and child rights respectively. The Young Peoples Division will demonstrate an Organized Young Peoples Department. A full program will follow. Those present included Rev C M Ele George H Seiler J A Shuey C P Haehnlin and Ivan L Mease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin County Sunday School Association
Hiiday
Lutheran Pari
M. Hadwin Fischer
Christian Education of
Pennsylvania State Sunday School Association
H. K. Ober
Elizabethtownslee
Lancaster County Sunday School Association
Young Peoples’ Division
Dauphin County
Young Peoples’ Department
Rev
C. M. Ele
George H. Seiler
J. A. Shuey
C. P. Haehnlin
Ivan L. Mease
Hummel Defeats Dugout Lester in Lebanon Bout
Hummel, former welterweight champion of the Atlantic fleet, defeated Dugout Johnson a U S Army champion, in seven rounds at Lebanon Monday night. Hummel's left lead and brutal rights drove Johnson down seven times before a towel ended the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hummel
Atlantic
Lebanon
Carlisle Barracks
Dugout Johnson
U. S. Army
Hummel
Johnson
Cecil Baker
The Man from Montana at Hershey Central Theatre
Tonight Neal Hart stars in The Man from Montana a punchy Western about a mine feud crooks and a daring rescue Hart rides the Bing automobile and delivers vigorous action with a virtuous outcome critics note the authentic West and no fakery audiences can expect thrills and fights from this powerful drama
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Neal Hart
Hershey Central Theatre
Hart
Bing
Gingrich sale yields strong bids on antique items
A sizable crowd bid eagerly at the Gingrich sale on Saturday afternoon. The grand father’s clock sold for 122 dollars, a small pitcher for 27, and linen and quilts ranged from 20 to 40 dollars. The property was purchased by Mr. M. S. Hershey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Hershey
Rupert of Hentzau at Hershey Central Theatre Saturday
Huge sets dominate the photodrama with a famous cathedral scene nearly 117 feet long. Bert Lytell and Elaine Hammerstein lead a star studded cast as the tale unfolds with lavish royal pomp and meticulous historical accuracy. The production cost nearly five hundred thousand dollars and used over one hundred thousand dollars in lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert of Hentzau
Hershey Central Theatre
Europe
Ruritania
Bert Lytell
Flavia
Elaine Hammerstein
Tom Mix in Ladies to Board at Hershey Central Theatre
Tom Mix stars in the comedy Ladies to Board showing Tuesday March 18 at Hershey Central Theatre. The plot follows Tom Faxton and friend Bunk McGinnis as they inherit an old ladies home and navigate a string of laughable misadventures with Anastasia McFirth who wills the Sanatorium for Old Ladies. Gertrude Olmsted appears opposite Mix, with a cast including Phil cCullough Pee Wee Holmes Gertrude Claire and Fay Holderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Fox
Hershey Central Theatre
William Dudley Pelley
Tom
Tom Faxton
Bunk McGinnis
Boston
Anastasia McFirth
Thomas the McFirth
Bunk
Tony Mix
Gertrude Olmsted
Kirby
Mix
Phil cCullough
Pee Wee Holmes
Gertrude Claire
Fay Holderness
Hershey High School to Stage Musical Revue
Hershey High School students prepare a Musical Revue featuring classical and popular music with choruses in costumes and stage settings. Solo and ensemble instrumental numbers plus interpretative dancing will be featured. Alumni support and performances by Ed Shay and Bill Leithiser are noted. The show is set for Friday March 28 at the Central Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraliel High School
Clarionet
Ed” Shay
Bill” Leithiser
Hershey High School
Central Theatre
Scholarship Prizes Funded by Alumni For 1924 Graduates
Two Hersheyeh School Alumni Association members contributed 10 dollars to the Supervising Principal for school year prizes. The faculty awarded it to the Class of 1924 by standings with 5 dollar top prize, 3 dollar second, and 2 dollar third, acknowledging value of a high school education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hersheyeh School Alumni Association
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Miss High
Miss Diller
Carolina
Susquehanna
Oing
ST. Patrick's
Hershey Zoo
Fishburn’s
Dugout
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