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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1924

Page

4

Visitors and travels fill Hershey area week end

Numerous Hershey residents and neighbors visited relatives and friends across Reading Hershey Lebanon and York with many taking excursions to Luray Caverns Mt Gretna and Lancaster. A mix of car trips weddings and social visits plus local events and notices pepper the weekend activity.

Early Look Kathryn James Bobb James Jr Reading John Brenberger Billing Amos Books David Ranshaw E. Weaver John Hess Hershey Devi Hess Kathryn Doyle Margaret Bleistine Kathleen Ulrich Chas. Hazeltine Lebanon Irene Mahoney Philadelphia Joseph Heick J. W. Young Duncannon G. W. McCafferty Lloyd Mussleman Jacob Ebersole Grover Sheckart William Haas Mt. Gretna Manheim Mt. Joy Elizabethtown W. S. Peters Corrine J. S. Lowstetter Pitcairn Jerome H. Krall H. F. Liller Edison Rice Ephrata Lancaster C. L. Moyer Eien Toy B. E Milton Basehore Mary Goodling Tola John Bardwell Cornwall Beety Be Harpers E. E. Weaver Frank Shiffer Sand Hill Edgar Harkins Eileen Boyle New York City Mary Fleming Henry Fitzkee E. S. Michener Edward Michener James Fletcher James W. E R. L. Cocklin Opal Ray Shank Mechanicsburg Orrie C. Grove John Gilman Earl Hackman Chester Swartz University of Pennsylvania DeWalt Kieffer The Argus Leader Sioux Falls S. D H. T. Er Clara Keeney Harrisburg Amos Jones Richard Boyer Shermansdale Mary Boyer John F. Snavely A. O. Stine York Mon Y W. E. Shank Gilbert Sourbeer Harry E. Kaley Harry, Jr Carlisle We Kaley Russell Zentmeyer Paul Zentmeyer Harry Zentmeyer Anna Eishenhour J. R. MacDonald C. W. Leiter Middletown A. R. Brinser Peter van Shope Charles Kayser Charles George Dorothy William H. Fasnacht Lawrence R. Galebaugh Kutztown Crystal Caves William C. Brinker Anna Jonestown John Murphy John Jr Long Island Gertrude Harrnet James F. X. Murray R. E. Sternberger C. F William Miller Margaret W. E. Philabaum Ed, Barth Thomas Black Paul S. Weiser Dolly John Pauline Joy John Hallgren

Bible Class Meeting at First United Brethren

The Faithful Workers' Bible Class of the First United Brethren Sunday School will hold their monthly business meeting and social on Thursday May 1 at 7 30 oclock at the home of Mrs Hayes Riley Areba Avenue.

Hinkel R.-Hi ‘Taylor New York Harry Matthews Lebanon Milton Ibach Lawrence K. Edwards Harrisburg General Hospital Edwards Miss Palgres Loge Hershey Helena Allison Merle Harris Josephine William Brenner Myerstown Robesonia Robert Kintzer Simon, Bacastow Harrisburg Ralph Baldwin Freeport L. I Baldwin Utica Viola Gross Middletown Harry S. Boyer Thomas Black David Ditzler Lancaster Harry Hess New York City Hess Anna Foltz Hummelstown Frank Shiffer William Fasnacht Charles Keyser Alien Evans Palmyra J. Leon Cole Eileen Lloyd Usts John Miller Sand Beach Hershey Monarchs Monarchs Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Harold Cain Paul Hartz Cole Craft Paint Co Cleveland Ohio Harry Knoll Howard Davis Anna Plusch Philadelphia Mary Christ Harry Kaylor Ranger Trinidad Avenue Martha Keilholtz Chocolate Avenue Fred Gipe Hummelstown Square E. W. Schwenk Caracas Avenue Harvey Basecore Shakespeare Store Faithful Workers’ Bible Class First United Brethren Sunday School Hayes Riley Areba Avenue First United Brethréni ‘Church A. G. Nye Christian Endeavor Society Faithful Workers Aretha Avenue R. G. Hinkle Cocoa Avenue Sunday School Association

Hershey Triumphs Over Oberlin In Close Extra Inning Victory

Hershey wins 2 to 1 in extra innings at Park Field after a pitching duel between Stover and Wagar. Key hits include two base hits by Purcell Baschore and strong defensive work as darkness falls. Umpires Leithler and Deal.

Hershey Park Field Oberlin High School Stover Wagar Hershe Rhe Hershey Oberlin Purcell Baschore Hagar Leithler and Deal

Church Notices From Diverse Local Congregations

Local churches announce Sunday School at various times, morning and evening worship, and Christian Endeavor meetings. Several groups schedule monthly business meetings at homes on May 1, plus midweek prayer and Bible study. A concert by Elizabeth-town College Quartette is also noted.

Anniversary Service Sets May 4 At Campbelltown Church

Campbelltown U B church under Rev R S Arfidt invites Sunday School at 9 15 a m and a 2 p m May 4 program commemorating the thirty fourth anniversary of Christian Endeavor work of the United Brethren. Rev Meyer Hershey of Allentown will speak with talks by Rev Arfidt and Charles Binkley. Special offering for the church building fund. Dime books due. Preaching at 7 30 p m and prayer meeting Tuesday May 6 at 7 30.

Campbelltown U. B R.S. Arfidt Christian Endeavor Christian Endeavor Work United Brethren Meyer Hershey Allentown Christian Endeavor Societies R. .S. Amdt Charles Binkley Church Building Fund

Road Tax Collector Notice and 1923 Crop Rankings

Road tax collector Frank F. Kegerreis announces collection hours at Waltonville May 22, Stoverdale May 23, Hockersville May 24, Haeffner House May 26, and Hershey Trust Co. May 27–28. The State reports 1923 apple production led by Adams county with over 1,000,000 bushels. Allegheny topped peaches and Schuylkill led pears. Total crops: apples 11,735,320. peaches 1,953,700. pears 636,515, each up from 1922.

Waltonville Stoverdale School House Hockersville Haeffner Hershey Trust Co Frank F. Kegerreis Adams County Department of Agriculture Allegheny Schuylkill

Planting Good Seed urged on farmers by state botanist

Dr. E. M. Gross urged farmers to plant good seed to boost yields, noting rainfall temperature and soil fertility matter but seed quality most affects outcome. He advocated using U S or Canadian seed, keeping seed samples for analysis, and explained the 1921 Seed Law requires tag details on seed packages. An Elizabethtown industry shipped 36 000 aprons to a major department store.

E. M. Gross United States Canada Gress Department of Agriculture Elizabethtown

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