Spring Styles Displayed this Week at Hershey Store
The Hershey Department Store announces a Spring Style Exhibit starting Thursday through Saturday featuring Roses Real Rambler Roses blooming throughout the store. New York models and home fashions showcase the season with events for women and a separate men’s smoker and entertainment hosted by Mr. Woomer in the Men's Shop.
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Weather Bureau
Hershey Department Store
New York
Hershey
Woomer
Social of Men's Class at Holy Trinity Lutheran a Great Success
Ezra F. Hershey and Sergeant Sheckert headlined a parish social in the church parlor as the Holy Trinity Lutheran Men's Class launched a series of gatherings. Sheckert of the 79th Division shared vivid wartime experiences and praise for Red Cross nurses and Medical Corps. Hershey outlined future class work, thanking organizers, Sheckert, the orchestra, and the quartet. Musical selections by Harkins Krauss and the Male Quartet drew loud applause.
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Ezra F. Hershey
Sergeant Sheckert
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Church
Sheckert
79Th
France
Red Cross
Hershey
Messrs, Harkins
Krauss
Fourth Annual Christian and Missionary Alliance Convention
Prominent workers will address the fourth annual convention to be held next Tuesday evening and Wednesday afternoon in the old reading and rest room at Hershey Park. The 2:30 p.m. afternoon service and 7:30 p.m. evening service will be directed by Rev. W. M. Worall.
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The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Old Reading and Rest Room
Hershey Park
W. M. Worall
Olivers defeat Camp Dix team in close local basketball game
The Olivers beat Camp Dix 38 to 32 on the local floor as Strine Clark Zimmerman each scored four field goals and Stover hit ten free throws. Camp Dix soldiers rallied in the second half but could not overcome the early 26 to 9 lead. St. Joseph's of Lancaster comes to town next Thursday seeking a third win over the Olivers.
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Olivers
Camp Dix
Army Boys
Olivets
Soldier Boys
Strine
Clark
Zimmerman
Stover
Silva
Turnbull
St. Joseph’s
Lancaster
Mrs Snyder Celebrates 84th Birthday Anniversary
Mrs Margaret Snyder marked her 84th birthday with a Sunday gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs B F Bomgardner of Gocoa Avenue. Postcards fruit and flowers honored the matriarch as Joyce Miller and a two year old grandchild shared in the celebration with a dinner for Harrisburg and Progress residents including Edwin Snyder Ida Bridge Emma Crook Maggie Corpman Lerna Witman Iane Klaiss Margaret Klaiss Charles Miller Joyce Lutz Edward Sturdevant Tressa Fitzgerald Thelma Klaiss and other friends.
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B. F. Bomgardner
Gocoa Avenue
Edwin Snyder
Norman
Progress
Ida Bridge
Emma Crook
Maggie Corpman
Lerna Witman
Iane Klaiss
Margaret Klaiss
Charles Miller
Joyce
Jacob Lutz
Edward Sturdevant
Tressa Fitzgerald
Thelma Klaiss
Harrisburg
Margaret, Mable and
Maynard Bomgardner
Olivet Basketball Team Honored With Home Dinner
Olivet players gathered for a March 9 dinner at Mrs. Strine’s Trinidad Avenue home. John Snavely praised the team’s sportsmanship and hinted at more baseball glory, while the players and Mrs. Strine received a vote of thanks for the hospitality.
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Olivet
Strine
Trinidad Avenue
John
Olivers
Snavely
Old Demosthenes
Holy Trinity Lutheran food sale at Hershey Store basement
Under Ladies Aid and Missionary Society auspices a food sale will be held in the Hershey Store basement Saturday afternoon March 22 at one o clock. Cakes large and small candies pies and other articles will be on sale.
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Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Hershey Store
Red Cross Hershey Branch Announces Meeting Hours Change
The Hershey Branch of the Red Cross Society changes weekly meeting hours to Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The Home Nursing class meets Thursday afternoon from 2:30 to 5:00 p.m. Members are urged to attend.
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Hershey
The
Red Cross Society
Better Ole film to aid Hershey Fire Department benefit
Hershey residents can see The Better Ole at Central Theatre on April 7 and 8 with proceeds supporting the Fire Department Association. The war comedy features soldiers’ lighter moments and appeals to capacity crowds in New York and elsewhere. Admission is 25 cents to fund equipment needs.
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Hershey
New York
London
Paris
Hershey Volunteer Fire
Bill
Te Central Theatre
Great Britain
Belgium
France
Activision
Fire Department Association
Baseball Prospects in Dauphin-Perry League Dubious
The Hershey ent ue and the local team face growing doubt as players resist the plan, fearing fewer games with teams from other towns. Management has already engaged with strong nines from various states, risking interference. A full decision will come at the next team meeting.
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Hershey
Dauphin-Perry
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