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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1921

Page

5

Funeral Rites Held for Local Boy Ralph Walters

Funeral services were held for Ralph Ellsworth Walters ten years old at his parents home conducted by Rev John W Grande of the Methodist church. Burial followed in Hummelstown cemetery. The note lists local visits engagements and community activities including church clerical changes and school events.

Ralph Ellsworth Walters C. E. Walters West Second Street John W. Grande Methodist Church Hummelstown Calvin Hoffer Reading Harriet Crist P. V. Behney Russell Hummel Buffalo N. Y Hummel David S. Hummel Rochelle William Leichert Providence

Local Residents Take Weekend Trips in Pennsylvania

Miss Sarah Muth spent Tuesday afternoon in Harrisburg. Miss Eva Smith of town and Miss Ruth Zoll of Hershey were visitors in Lebanon on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hitz, Mrs. Rebecca Smith and daughters Eva and Ethel motored to Lawnton on Sunday.

J. A. Kilmer Orpheum T. O. Mitman Carol Walton Martin L. Nissley Russell Stoner Geo. Karmany Fred Tyson Steclton George Blackburn Gebhardt Keystone Hotel Harry Spire Philadelphia C. P. Haehnsen Edward M. Hoffer Town Common Pleas Court Elizabeth Mutzabaugh F. G. Keller Lebanon Katherine B. Conrad Hilda Baker Ruth McCall Frances Jones Ruth Hoffer Bernice Myers Mary Grubb Zelma Martin Viola Seitz Pauline Wolf Elizabeth Fackler Catherine Creighton Caroline Burridge Gladys Carrender Lillian Welsham Edith Alleman George Snyder Francis Keller Stella Gerber West Main Street Hershey Mary Hale Helen Zimmerman Ethel Smith Ethel Gerber Theodore Riley Samuel Mater Edward Orman C. W. Eycke Harry Shuster Morrisburg Duncannon Charles Schleichter Shippensburg Joseph Burkholder Frank Muth State College Laura Muth Samuel Walters Nebraska Sarah Muth Harrisburg Eva Smith Ruth Zoll Elmer Hitz Rebecca Smith Eva Ethel Lawnton

Olivets Lose At Burnham Y M C A

The Olivets fell to Burnham Y M C A 53 to 34 after a close first half 22 to 20 at Burnham. Highlights list players Clark Mumper and G K Stover among others in a one sided second half.

Olivets Burnham Olivers Burnham Y. M. C. A Burnham Olivets Wilson Clark Mumper Elliott Ward W. Zimmerman Stein K. Stover

Team Scoring and Fouls Recap

Field goals listed for Wilson nine Mumper four Curry six Ward one Clark six Strine two Elliott one and W Zimmerman five. Fouls show Stein 13-16 Strine 4-9 Stover 2-5.

Wilson Mumper Curry Ward Clark Strine Elliott W. Zimmerman Stein Stover

Marketgram 1921 Potatoes and Livestock Prices Weekly

Potatoes weakened slightly at northern shipping stations with round whites reaching up to $1.30 f. o. b. at western New York stations. bulk stock steady in New York $1.50 to $1.65. Hay receipts improve with top grades selling. feed prices mixed across cities. Live stock prices in Chicago moved upward with hogs and fat lambs rising. cattle largely unchanged. Grain prices fell due to favorable crops and rains. Chicago May wheat down to about $2.47 and May corn around 68 cents.

New York Hay Timathy Kansas City Chicago Minneapolis Cincinnati Timothy Prairie Buffalo Memphis St. Louis New England Boston Winnipeg

No More Enterprising Young Men in Clerk Posts

A trimmed transcript recalls the decline of young men rising from clerks to owners, contrasting past ambition with modern changes as cash registers altered business dynamics. The remark highlights a shift in entrepreneurship and labor pathways.

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Keystone Theodore A. Miller Meade Shuey Earle Brightbill Katherine Brighthill Reformed Church Walter Diehl Perkasie Leader of Lancaster Union Deposit George Weaver Beatrice Weaver Paul Fisher Penbrook P. W. Behney Clayton Keller Mt. Joy Keller Emma _ Brinser Albert FE. Burridge Burridge Theodore Burridge Mary Grass Karl Steelton Grass Minnie Stecher Pearle Kilmer Y. W Shoop State Highway Department Ricker Robert J. Walton Union Road Union Walton J.C. Hess U.S. Bureau of Markets Washington, D.C Delicatessen Detroit Hershey Department Store PENNA
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