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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1916

Page

8

Visitors and locals mingle at Hershey social scene

A long list of visitors and residents appears at Hershey from North Weymouth to Spokane. Notables include Mrs A E Beale and Rev George S Rentz among many relatives, with Bayhore, Harrisburg, and Lancaster ties. Local moves, illnesses, club news, and upcoming exams at the post office and schools appear alongside inn arrivals.

A. E. Beals North Weymouth Mass Charles V. Glynn Cocoa Ave Lebanon Valley Company Pauline Clark S. D. Clark Edwin H Zeigler Paul S. Wagner Earnest D. Williams J. C. Burkholder Rotary Club of Harrisburg Hershey Edgar Rhodes Reading Rhodes Macmillan & Co New York Berjarin Emenheiser Shiremanstown Stacy E. Peters Hershey Inn J. R. Evans J. T. Royer Lancaster Alex Bernbaine Paul and Clark Bare York John H. Wickersham George Klotz Philadelphia George W. Horton Spring Mills John S. Hayes Spokane Wash

Measles Outbreak Amid Harrisburg Weekend Visits

Measles hit many families during a Harrisburg weekend with outbreaks reported in multiple households. Cyrus Stoner visited his sons. Mrs. A. C. Keeney and children visited Elmer Klap at Palmyra. Charles Herrick held a sale with strong prices. Irving Wagner rented the Gerberick property. S. P. Longenecker and S. H. Yingst bought several steers. S. H. Yingst of Bindnagles Church visited D. H. Yingst and family.

Cyrus Stoner A. C. Keeney Elmer Klap Palmyra Charles Herrick Irving Wagner Gerberick S. P. Longenecker S.H. Yingst S. H. Yingst Bindnagles Church D. H. Yingst

Temperance Lecture and church events in town

A temperance lecture will be held at the U E church on Saturday night March 25 by George Pendell. Communion services are planned Sunday evening at the U E church on March 25. Miss Ella Wentling and Alma Hoke of Lebanon visited relatives here over the weekend. Mrs. David Reigel visited Sand Hill friends. J S Dotter and family spent Saturday in Lebanon. Phillip Getz and son visited Andrew McKee Sunday. The public sale of J W Mease is set for April 4.

U. E George Pendell Ella, Wentling Lebanon Alma Hoke Ira Kreider David Reigel Sand Hill J.S. Dotter Phillip Getz and Son

Local items from Hummelstown and vicinity

William Landis and his father visited Mr and Mrs John Longenecker Sunday George McCurdy moved from Sand Hill to the former Josiah Foreman residence Swatara Station Elmer Reigle moved farming implements to his rented farm near Derry Church William Arnold remains ill John Snavely conducted business in Harrisburg Monday Aaron Gingrich moved to Campbelltown to oversee the Lesher bakery Miss Edith Shenk visited Miss Minnie Kreider Palmyra Miss Nye daughter of Daniel Nye of Bachmanville stayed with John Hess and family near Amos Cole’s farm died at Lebanon Hospital from appendicitis funeral held at Hummelstown Tuesday afternoon

Hershey A. E. Beale North Weymouth Mass Henry F.simpson Lebanon Harry M. Rupp York C. Berry Boston Flossie M. Hope Gratz William Fairburn T. J. Ferguson Mechanicsburg Beswick Philadelphia W. E. Messar Lancaster J.C. Martin Greenville E. McD. Baechtel Hagerstown Levi Herne Gypsus Kansas Louis Williams St. Paul Minn G."b. O'Neill New York Frank B. Saylor Clayton Flowers Millersburg Levi Basehore Jonas Basehore Joseph Basehore Elizabethtown Reuben Meyer Caracas Avenue John R. Kreider Harrisburg E. J. Krause Cyrus Stoner Eden Stoner Tra J. Bacastow Palmyra Sarah Shimmel M. L. Hershey Levi Zimmerman Derry Church Samuel Behm M.'H. Wenger Andrew Henry Detroit al Craft Benjamin Snavely John F. Snavely Irvin L. Gordon Harry L. Gordon Derry Irene Gates Agnes Dahm Erma Meily Mary Winters Fannie Winters Helen’ Spahr Elizabeth Patschke Love Mcllwain Martha Ferry Catherine Snavely Hannah O'Neill Simpson J. M. Brandau Edward Foster Dillsburg George B. Sollenberger James Millard Sollenberger William Reed Ella Walmer Reed Hummelstown Lola Heicher H. W. Stine Chocolate Avenue Stacy FE Peters Dallas Lewis Whes Philadaphia Charles Pavia Steelton High School Stacy HB Maibel Hoffman Pottstown John R. Rote Irriaburg Herghey S. 10 Clark William Landis John Longenecker George McCurdy Sand Hill Josiah Foreman Swatara Elmer Reigle William Arnold Minnie Kreider Nye Daniel Nye Bachmanville John Hess Amos Cole Lebanon Hospital

Young Woman's Christian Association Sets March Talks and Activities

The factory and club rooms host gym drills and games with 180 girls attending a Thursday program. Dr. Harry M. Vastine will speak on health March 23. Up To Date Club adds nine new members. A beef steak supper honors new girls. High School Club hosts an ice cream party March 15. Mr. Copenhaver to speak at vesper service March 23 at 6 15.

Young Woman's Christian Association Loyalty Harry M. Vastine Harrisburg Copenhaver

Meeting in Hershey Hosts Alliance Missionary Gatherings

The Christian and Missionary Alliance holds its annual meeting in Harrisburg starting today and continuing through Sunday. Speakers include Rev. W. H. Worrall and Dr. R. J. Zimmerman. On Saturday at 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm Rev. C. W. Shelander, returned from India, will lead services at the P C S A Hall in Hershey. All are invited.

The Christian and Missionary Alliance Harrisburg W. H. Worrall R. J. Zimmerman C. W. Shelander India Hershey

James G. Fox Sale At Foxcroft Farms

Cold wind slowed attendance at the James G. Fox sale at Foxcroft Farms last Thursday. Open sale prices were low while covered sales brought better terms. The total revenue was 4400 dollars. The top price for a Holstein cow reached 114 dollars. Chester White hogs sold well and farm implements went for reasonable sums.

James G. Fox Foxcroft Farms Chester

Saving Old Paper and Rags to Aid the Paper Industry

The article urges saving rags and old papers as a relief measure for the U.S. paper and paperboard industry, noting daily vast production and waste. It recalls historical emphasis on rags and emphasizes reuse to reduce burning and waste while replacing with new materials.

United States

Help Wanted and Desirable Hershey Area Farms

A collection of ads seeking young men for factory and outside labor positions at Hershey Employment Bureau. Includes openings for young women to learn millinery with no wages initially, machinists with good pay, and 17 plus year old girls for steady work. Also describes two 173 acre farms near Grantville with large dwellings, barns, outbuildings and strong cultivation, offered by Hershey Farm Co. for price and terms.

Hershey Employment Bureau Jonestown Road Grantville Reuben Clemence Hershey Farm CO Hershey John H. Clemencé Hershey, Pa

For Sale Brown Swiss Bulls and Holstein Bulls

Three Brown Swiss bulls ages 18, 16, and 15 months with White Hall as sire. Also Holstein bulls ages 12 and 13 months from a Reg De Kol sire. Call or address Hershey Farm Company Hershey Trust Company Hershey Pa.

White Hall Reg. de Kol Hershey Farm Company Hershey Trust Company Hershey

Apartments for Rent in Palmyra near Hershey transit line

East end seven room apartment in P. O. S. of A. Block with hot and cold water bath gas and electric connections freshly painted and papered. Ready April 1. Rent $14. Apply Gabriel H. Moyer Chairman Board of Trustees Bell 43-R3. FOR SALE Rhode Island Reds six laying pullets and one cockerel from Morrison stock inquire 20 Chocolate Avenue. The war lance of the middle ages was about 16 feet long. The present day lance rarely exceeds 11 feet.

Palmyra Hershey Transit Company Gabriel H. Moyer Board of Trustees Bell Phone Rhode Island Reds Morrison Chocolate Avenue

Beverly Entertainers Close Lyceum Series With Four Young Artists

The Beverly Entertainers close the Men's Lyceum course with Miss Min Smith on guitar Miss Florence Tharpe on mandolin Miss Mellen Caldwell on piano and Miss Bertha Seeleye singing They present music readings and sketches in attractive costumes praised as delightful The guitar group by Mina Rita Smith is a hit and modern numbers in Dutch costumes add attraction.

Lyceum Beverly Encertainers Min Smith Florence Tharpe Mellen Caldwell Bertha Seeleye Mina Rita Smith Thia Pany

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Harry Yingst Vian Christian Association Grocery Department Hershey Store Royal Anne Bartlett Beverly Entertainers Hershey Central Theater Hershey Laundry Park Avenue Spring Creek Lebanon Valley Branch Philadelphia & Reading Railway Hershey Store Company America Meat Department
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