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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
8
Secretary A W Snavely and vice president D M Hershey visited Hershey Consolidated schools. Evan Ferry on six week leave from Minneapolis toured the area visiting relatives. Many locals hosted cousins friends and relatives from Lebanon Palmyra Harrisburg and Campbelltown over Easter weekend.
Mr and Mrs John K Zoll and Mr and Mrs W W Shenk were serenaded Monday evening at the Zoll residence by the Tall Cedars of Lebanon a fraternity of which both men are members The serenaders arrived in a large bus from Hershey and presented the brides with bouquets of roses and carnations A luncheon followed hosted by the serenaders
Sunday visits include Harold Kuntz and family from Clear Spring and Miss Mary Hoover from Coffeetown. Multiple residents move or stay with relatives, carpentry work noted, local farmers plow, veterinarians visit, and a chicken thief is captured with 19 fowls recovered. suspect jailed in Lebanon County.
Swatara residents note 56 children in the Bible Class and prepare to raise funds for an 80 by 60 foot building open to all denominations. Rev. I A Bausch urged support as 176 local children lack a nearby Sunday School.
Hockersville news notes Cyrus Hitz sprays trees keeping orchards in good condition. Miss Selzer visits Campbelltown sister Mrs Morris Foreman. Swatara Station Sunday School grows with eighty attendees. Local residents visit relatives in Keyser Marysville Steelton Highspire California Round Top updates.
Palmyra Camp 7430 Modern Woodmen of America adopts resolutions praising Henry A. Miller as a highly esteemed member. The full tribute text is advertised in the Press today.
Mrs D C Baker Caracas avenue Hershey Pa seeks an experienced house keeper. Lost enameled belt pin Tuesday between Hershey cafe and Inner Trust Company or Reading station. Please return to Hershey Improvement Company office.
Since Mrs. J Williams returned to the Hershey Store the millinery parlor shows a complete change with Miss Helen Henry as chief assistant. The department is richly furnished and displays new goods to best advantage. The milliners offer the latest styles at moderate prices matching city stores.
Campbelltown Pa March 24. Harry son of Mr and Mrs Harry Gruber died Sunday. Born a boy to Mr and Mrs Jonas Drescher. Esther and Sara Keller of Annville visiting Sara Zeiger. Sara Fasnacht of Palmyra visited Mrs Wallis. An epidemic of mumps in town. Roy Arnold ill last week. Helen Snavely visited at Lickdale. Miss Anna Oberholtzer Mrs Walters and Miss Minnie Stover of Lebanon visited Rebecca Wolfersberger. Mrs Ed Lesher ill. Mrs Ben Barto suffering with torn ligaments from a fall. Mrs Eli Lehman confined to bed. Sunday school at 1 oclock. Missionary meeting at 6 30. Church service at 7 15. Preaching by Rev Frantz.
Palm Evangelical Lutheran Church conducts J. H. Maunder cantata Olivet to Calvary the night before Easter with soloists H G Witmeyer W H Turby G H Moyer Mrs W G Dietz and Miss Mabel Ream. Choir members across sopranos altos tenors and basses listed with director Mrs W Glenn Dietz and organist Miss Violet E Hartz.
The Rev. J. H. Raker superintendent of the Good Shepherd Home at Allentown visited Mr. George Copenhaver last Thursday. He spoke briefly about the home’s work at Holy Trinity Church and praised the Industrial Home for its broad scope and strong results.
A delegation of six Carlisle school teachers visited Hershey schools last Thursday to study methods in the lower grades. They were highly pleased with the equipment and pupil conduct and praised the classroom spirit and overall school environment.
Public sale of personal property on March 27 1915 at East End of Derry Church Pa. Items include stove beds tables parlor stand rug chairs carpet lawn mower rocking furniture wash tubs blinds and many other articles. Sale starts at 2 pm. Mrs Mary Basehore owner David Reigle auctioneer.
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