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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
7
The Hershey Press invites community articles and items of interest while advertising columns remain open at regular rates. Editor J R Snavely leads the publication with proprietor Che Hershey Viresa, and the paper is entered as second class matter at Hershey post office on Friday March 25 1910.
Baron Sibuswa after a Tokyo dinner praised American progress as rooted in natural resources and especially in the enterprising character of people. He credited the Young Men's Christian Associations for shaping that character and urged Japan to expand similar Y M C A efforts to develop men of strong character.
W R Clay of town leaves for Scranton to serve as United States juror in the district court. Miss Bessie Allwein and Miss Cassel of near Hoernerstown depart for Bloomsburg to attend the State Normal School. The country sales run close with good prices this season. Levi Snyder’s sale on the John L Shoop farm is the latest. Levi Miller offers fine sucking pigs. Samuel Reager and family of Hum- are listed among local items.
Mary Biery’s household goods go to public sale tomorrow. Jno Yingst moves to Harrisburg. Jno Miller to Foreman’s farm. other relocations and farm shifts noted. Spring serenade by seven young men pleases residents. local roads praised. schools to close. rural carriers meet April 2 at Harrisburg post office.
Dr Siauffér finished spraying the orchard trees. Campbelltown Grammar School students gave a Saturday evening entertainment which was highly successful. Clarence Kegerreis received special praise for the peach pie sketch. Harry Swope installs burglar alarms in several homes and suggests residents may protect chicken coops with alarms.
The Sand Beach Union Sunday School invites all to Easter entertainment on Sunday evening. A sale is held at Mrs. Mary Spayde on Saturday March 26. Local residents report carpentry and moving activities including Cyrus Peffley at M S Hershey's house and Jno Yingst moving to Union Deposit. Several residents travel for work or court appearances this week. Local blacksmith A C Keeney remains busy.
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