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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
3
Ladies are invited to view the millinery section featuring a new spring trend with sailor hats, wide brims, and silk and satin trims. Bright colors, laces, flowers, ribbons, and diverse braids showcase fresh fashions priced to attract femininity and vogue supporters.
A fashion event runs Friday through Sunday with daily showings at 2 30 and 7 30 pm. Models display the latest apparel for men and women as part of a new line announced by a leading retailer.
A big men s shop showcases spring 1922 fashion with new arrivals creating enthusiasm among shoppers. The line features tweeds blue serge herringbone and pencil stripe fabrics noted for neat appearance and durable wear. Tailoring and fabric quality are highlighted as exceptional values delivering extensive clothes service.
Community notes describe a Christian Endeavor social at U B church basement and a Junior High section 8 social at Robert Jacks home with games and music. Visits include Mrs H R Laucks, Mrs M A Laucks, Mrs Clara Krause, and families from Harrisburg Williamsport and Philadelphia. A Katcha Koo musical comedy fundraiser is planned for April at the Orphheim Theatre. Funeral held for Joseph B Dasher Jr. in Lemoyne. Civil War veteran Francis M Alexander buried in Hummelstown. Many local residents attend church events, recitals, and birthdays. health alerts note scarlet fever and diphtheria.
Mr and Mrs Milton Wenger of Chambersburg visited Mrs J M Hostetter while on their wedding trip. Lettie Sauffley sold a farm to Harvey Good and moves to Jere Martin's near Bellaire. Mrs Joe Stephens visiting Enola reports sickness. Herman Lehman bought a Ford runabout for 33 dollars at Musser's sale in Bellaire. Gingrich Bros shipped 37 cattle cars last week as Lebanon and Lancaster cattle export rises. W J Williamson family quarantined for scarlet fever. E N Hershey of Harrisburg visited the village. Harry Kochenderfer returns from New York. State road superintendent David Eshelman plans road repairs and oiling soon. C E Gingrich named district manager with Paragon Coal, based in Hagerstown. Robert Kaylor and Lin Kaylor visit Jno Brenneman's in Bellaire. Cyrus Westhafer offers half his house for rent. I W Shearer hails from Hershey for weekend visit.
Alvin L. Kaylor of Deodate married Anne M Shelly of Middletown on Thursday. Obituary for Augustus D Allwein of Lebanon aged 67 with survivors. Various local sales, visits, births, and church notices, including delegates, Sunday School appointments, and hospital recovery news.
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