Spring Fashion Show at Hershey Store This Week
The Hershey Department Store stages its Annual Spring Fashion Show this week with two daily showings at 2:30 and 7:30. The second floor will feature an elaborate setting as living models showcase spring styles while Wecker's Imperial Orchestra from York provides music.
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Hershey Department Store
Wecker
Imperial Orchestra
York
Wecker’s
Orchestra of York
Hershey Dep't Store
Buck Jones Pleases In Latest Picture Bar Nothin
Buck Jones stars in Bar Nothin at the Central Theatre and delivers nonstop western drama. An English war hero seeks health in the American West and, taking a foreman job, clashes with crooked cattlemen while pursuing love with Bess Lynne.
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Rupert Hughes
Buck Jones
William Fox
Duke Smith
Duke
Bess Lynne
Central Theatre
Olivets Wallops Lititz In County League Clash
The Olivets defeated Lititz 68 to 40 in Hershey, delivering a decisive blow to Lititz’s Inter-County League title hopes. Clark led the Olivets with strong floor play, while Dillman and Hershey carried the Lititz effort.
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Olivets
Lititz
Uinette
Pretzel
Hershey
Leithiser
W. Zimmerman
Clark
Dillman
NG TP
Csc Eee Ees
Strine
Cece Es Kr
Slover
Ee Gm
Zimmerman
Smith
Timer
Mields
Rose in America lecture by J Horace Maclarland
Free illustrated lecture titled The Rose in America will be given by Mr. J Horace Maclarland in the Assembly Hall of the Marrisburg Public Library on Monday April 8 at 8 00 PM. The Iris Club of Harrisburg arranged and sponsors the event with all invited to attend.
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America
J. Horace Mcl*arland
Assembly Hall
Marrisburg Public Library
Iris Club
Harriaburg
Fresh Food Sale by First United Brethren Sunday School
The Always Shining Close plans a fresh food sale at Market Place on Saturday March 26. Pies cakes candy and other wholesome home made items will be sold. Your patronage is appreciated.
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First United Brethren Sunday School
School Fives Win From Alumni in Annual Event
The Alumni Association and high school staged their annual games on the Men's Club floor with the high school taking both contests 27 22 for boys and 18 7 for girls. Officials clashed over rules, and the report urges fixed rules for future matchups while noting the high school teams had stronger season preparation.
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Alumni Association
High School Athletic Association
A. Girls
H.H. S
Eva Gruber
Bigs Teagstes
Buchanan V. Dressler
Bui Sasi
S4psias
Hess
Elva Gruber
Cus Eellachiais
Reese V. Hershey
Shea Slesser
Tinney Dowhower
Ferrucci Dissinger
Fasnacht Belser
Gyees
Gilman
Balsbaugh
Shea
Tinney
Bereiedl
Wirth
Slesser
Dowhower
Dissinger
Fouls
Slesser Seaan
J. Hollinger
Diakonia Bible Class Enjoys St Patrick Day Social
The Diakonia Bible Class of Holy Trinity Lutheran met at Mrs. Irvin Gordon’s home last Thursday evening for a brief business session followed by games and contests with a St Patrick’s Day theme. Refreshments were served and many members attended including Mrs. John Hummer Mrs. Alvin Hitchins Mrs. George Adams Mrs. John Shay Mrs. B F Bom gardner and others. Mrs. John Shay sang a solo with violin accompaniment by her son Master John and the performance was well received.
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Diakonia Bible
Holy Trinity Lutheran Bible School
Irvin Gordon
John Hummer
Alvin Hitchins
George Adams
John Shay
B. F. Bomgardner
Leon Cole
Harold Weishaupt
Derry Presbyterian SS Board Considers Community Bible School
The Derry Presbyterian Sunday School Board met March 20 led by Mrs. E C Black to review finances and discuss launching a Daily Vacation Bible School as a potential community venture. The Superintendent is to consult with other town Sunday School leaders and form coordinating committees. Participants included Rev S I Taylor G C Phillips and several local members.
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Derry Presbyterian S. S
E. C. Black
Cocoa Ave
S. I. Taylor
G. C. Phillips
Howard Romig
EB. C. Black
R. V. Owen, Jr
John McKinnie
John H. Cope
John M. Stoudt
Ivan L. Mease
St Patrick's Party Hosted by Miss Beulah Kline
A St Patrick's Party at Miss Beulah B. Kline's home hosted by the Woodman Circle featured games and contests. Miss Ruth Dresher won the feature contest prize and refreshments were served. The event was praised as a delightful success with plans for more parties this year.
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Beulah B. Kline
Woodman Circle
Ruth Dresher
T A A Club Meeting Notice
The regular business meeting of the T A A Club is set for Thursday evening March 23. All members are urged to be present.
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T. A. A. Club
Train Ride Gaffe Sparks Whispered Earnest Words
A talkative older man in the front seat engages the bride and groom during a train ride exiting a long tunnel. He jokes about the moment being worth the cost while the couple smiles and responds with restrained humor.
Domestic Science Class Hosts School Directors Dinner
The Domestic Science Class of the local High School entertained School Directors Mr A B Shenk Mr John R Zoll Mr Daniel Hershey Mr Clarence Erb and Mr Edward Stover at 6 30 Wednesday evening. Guests included Mrs A B Shenk Mrs John R Zoll Prof and Mrs A M Hinkel Miss Elizabeth High and Mr M S Hershey. Menu featured Celery Radishes Vegetable Soup Veal Cutlets Mashed Potatoes Peas Cauliflower Slaw Rolls Pineapple Salad Wafers Water Ice Cakes Mints Coffee.
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A. B. Shenk
John R. Zoll
Daniel Hershey
Clarence Erb
Edward Stover
A. M. Hinkel
Elizabeth High
M.S. Hershey
Commemorate Mother's Birthday Observed by Snyder Family
Margaret Snyder's children gathered at Cocoa Ave home March 16 to commemorate their mother's 1919 death. Attending were Mrs. Bomgardner, Mrs. Corpman, Mrs. Kilaiss, Mrs. Crook of Harrisburg, FE A Snyder of Progress, Howard Bomgardner and grandchildren Margaret Mabel Edward and Maynard Bomgardner.
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Margaret Snyder
B. F. Bomgardner
Cocoa Ave
Bomgardner
Maggie Corpman
Seema Kilaiss
Emma Crook
Harrisburg
FE. A. Snyder
Progress
Howard Bomgardner
Margaret Bomgardner
Mabel Bomgardner
Edward Bomgardner
Maynard Bomgardner
Meeting of H. O. A. Class at Holy Trinit Bible School
The HW O A class met on Tuesday evening March 21 with Miss Elizabeth Copenhaver as hostess. After a business session refreshments were served. Present were Mrs John Snavely teacher Mrs Clark Bare Lottie Drescher Alma Drescher Maude Klugh Edith McCafferty Carrie B Smith Hulda Schaeffer Esther Summer Margaret Bomgardner Elma Wiley Neva Wiley Minnie Mumma Elsie Lingle Mildred Derby Ruth Shultz and Irma Meyers.
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HW. O. A
Holy Trinit Bible School
Elizabeth Copenhaver
John Snavely
Clark Bare
Lottie Drescher
Alma Drescher
Maude Klugh
Edith McCafferty
Carrie B. Smith
Hulda Schaeffer
Esther Summmer
Margaret Bomgardner
Elma
Grand Fair for Benefit Girls' Band of Palmyra
A grand Fair runs March 7 to April 1 in the old Palmyra High School building to benefit the Palmyra Girls Band. Evening programs include a Williamsport magician, Hershey Boy's Band concert, violinist Prof Guy Moyer with a Wilkesbarre tenor, Palmyra Girl's Band, Irquois Band, and Baltimore's Famous Four. Booths for groceries, novelties, cakes, fruit, and more accompany the event.
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College Street Palmyra
Palmyra
Williamsport
Hershey
Guy Moyer
Freeburg
Moyer
Wilkesbarre
Irquois
Baltimore
Y W C A High School St Patrick Day Party Highlights
The Y W C A High School Reserve group held a large clubroom St Patrick event with tasteful decorations, a lively program, and ample refreshments. Colds and hoarseness halted the Musical Vesper though plans remain to reschedule with performers promising another Sunday. The Selo Club girls plan a March 26 vesper service conducted by themselves, inviting mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, and friends.
Olivers to Face Steelton in Final Home Clash
Steelton visits the Olivers in a Friday night basketball duel likely to rank among the season’s best. The Steel Towners, led by a strong forward pair and a long range center, beat the Olivers on their floor earlier 26 to 21. The Millersville five host here Thursday March 30 for their only local appearance and last Inter County home game.
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Olivers
Steelton
Boys In Green
Steel Towners
Steelton Five
Millersville Five
Local Teachers Absent. Administrators Cover Classes
Three teachers at the local school are unable to perform duties due to illness. Miss Diller of second grade, Miss Moore of seventh grade, and Miss Baunehman head of English are replaced by Mrs Shellenhammer, Mrs Raymond Hinkle, and the school principal respectively.
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Wness
Miss Diller
Prof Hinkel Attended Luncheon With Harrisburg Schoolmen
On March 18 Prof Hinkel supervising principal of Hershey schools attended a luncheon at Penn Harris with State Educational Department members and Harrisburg school men. Dr Brower from Harvard School of Education delivered the principal speech on vocational guidance.
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Winkel
Hershey
State Educational Department
Harrisburg School
High School Box Social Invites Community to April Event
The High School Athletic Association announces an April Box Social hosted by the Activity Committee. Residents of Hershey and nearby are invited to attend at the High School Gymnasium for an evening of entertainment and mingling with students.
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High School Athletic Association
Hershey and
A Bifurcated Honeymoon Scene
Fragmentary dialect dialogue shows a colored suitor and partner debating marriage plans. The text hints at work obligations versus a honeymoon trip, with garbled phrases suggesting travel by train and unclear social context.
Hershey Hardware Dept Announces Second Annual Fishing Contest
The Hershey Department Store Hardware Department launches a fishing contest running April 1 through November 15 open to Lebanon Valley residents who register in person or by letter. Prizes include reels, tackle boxes, minnows pails and more with winners listed in the Hershey Press.
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Hershey Department Store
Lebanon Valley
Hershey Department Store Hardware Department
Lake of Dauphin
Lebanon
Lancaster County
Susquehanna
Hershey Press
High School Play A College Town Delights Local Audience
The High School stage production A College Town drew full houses at Central Theatre for both matinee and evening shows. Youthful performers earned praise and audience gratitude, with proceeds funding the class trip to Washington D.C. after this school year. The class thanks Community supporters and donors who helped with needed props and expenses.
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Central Theatre
Washington D.C
P O S of A Camp 706 Plans Summer Meetings
P O S of A Camp 706 met in Hershey Park and will hold weekly meetings there through the summer. Plans are ambitious and many gatherings are expected to draw interest from Patriotic Sons. All members of P O S of A camps are invited.
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Hershey Park
PO. S
Spring Arbor and Bird Day Proclaimed by Governor Sproul
The article condemns crows as farmers allies and recalls Governor Sproul naming April 14 as Spring Arbor and Bird Day. It criticizes poaching and the slaughter of crows, urging game wardens to report on crow persecution and related wildlife harm and accidental shootings.
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Sproul
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Derry Presbyterian S. S. Board
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Hendrix i
T. Mateer Eke
Weaver Vere
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