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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1917

Page

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Hershey Offers Homes To Employees At Deep Discounts

Hershey plans to boost home ownership by selling current residences at 30 to 40 percent below current construction cost. Purchases require 10 percent down with fixed monthly payments, deed at 25 percent, and a 5 percent mortgage for the balance. Limited to Hershey interests employees, with priority to current occupants. details being prepared by the Press, inquiries to Mr Stoner at the Hershey Trust Company Building.

Hershey Stoner Hershey Trust Company

Food Crisis Letter Urges Pennsylvania Public Safety Mobilization

Governor Brumbaugh urges the Pennsylvania Public Safety Committee members Hershey and Shenk to mobilize the state's industrial workers for farming. He stresses soil plowing and seed planting in the next thirty days to maximize food production for the war effort and national survival.

M. S. Hershey Albert Shenk Hershey Public Safety Committee of Pennsylvania Brumbaugh Executive Chamber Harrisburg Commonwealth State of Local Public Safety Committee Pennsylvania

Dancing Tonight Ends First Dance Series

The last of Professor Boyer’s dancing lessons in the Press Building draws a large, mixed-age crowd from Hershey and nearby towns. The Assembly dances will continue with eight piece orchestra next Thursday. Previous dances drew attendees from Harrisburg and Lebanon. admission remains fifteen and twenty five cents, with tonight’s usual price.

Boyer Hershey Harrisburg Lebanon Ustal

Parade Planned in Hummlestown May Fourth Holiday

Hummlestown committees of patriotic groups meet to organize a parade on Saturday afternoon May 4. Officers elected to oversee arrangements include R F Swabb as chairman Henry F Uoller as treasurer and I J Bolton as secretary. Lieutenant Edgar C Hummel named Chief Marshal with business houses galancong closing from three o clock to end of events. Parade forms at four with all bands and multiple fife corps in line.

Hummelstown R. F. Swabb Henry F. Uoller I. J. Bolton Inte Edgar C. Hummal Haa Marehal Burgess Murray

Miss Kilmore Named New Secretary of Local YWCA

A reception honored Miss Manetta Kilmore on her selection as secretary of the YWCA. Kilmore, from Mechanicsburg, assumed duties April 28 succeeding temporary secretary Ruth Rigler who becomes Cafeteria Director in Lancaster. Rigler’s Hershey visit and goodbyes followed by Loyally Girls supper and a vesper service. a later luncheon honored both Kilmore and Rigler. An upcoming gym exhibition led by Miss Hornsby is planned for May 26 inviting families and the public.

Young Women’s Christian Association Manetta Kilmore Kilmore Mechanicsburg Ruth’ Rigler New Lancaster Miss Rigler Hershey Miss Kilmore Young’ Women’s Christian Association Ruth Rigler Mabelle Hornsby Violet Lehr Lillian Zentmeyer Dorothy Hills Isabelle Buchannon Carrie Smith Margaret Deardorff Sara Christ Nellie Miller Earnestine Miles Lillian Clay Jane McElheney Ruth Bear Evelyn Bowman Ida Chase

Hershey Chorus Banquet Caps Successful Season

The Hershey Male Chorus closed its winter season with a banquet at the Hershey Cafe. All members present except four who moved away enjoyed a social evening of singing, a multi-course supper, and a patriotic finale at the piano. The group plans to continue as a permanent local institution and expand activities to other towns. Attendees included William Brinker, Robert Sattazahn, FE Z. Walters, Charles Peiffer, John Soeltzinger, and others.

Felershey Hershey Brinker

Baby Week Prizes Planned at Hershey Store Event

A nationwide Baby Week campaign culminates in Hershey with store displays and prizes for babies from newborns to four years. Winners in several age classes receive items like baby food, outfits, dolls, sandals, and dresses. The Mothers' Club selects winners. all babies get a souvenir and nearby departments offer discounted baby goods. National Baby Day features morning and afternoon programs with speakers, music, and demonstrations.

Hershey United States Department of Labor Mothers’ Club Glynn Ezra F. Hershey Anna M. Vanbaugh Helen Landgraph Daniel S. Graeff Lynn R. Meekins Carolyn Boyce J. Landis Zimmerman Hershey Orchestra R. H. Taylor Sigar Harkins John I. Meek Miss Helen Fox Daddy William S. Essick Miss Fox W. L. Dubois J. L. Mowery Lancaster

Hershey Men's Club Opens Season Against East End Harrisburg

The Hershey Men's Club baseball team begins its season on Saturday May 6 at 2:46 PM on the home diamond against Harrisburg East End. Morris Hinkle is bench manager with John Snavely as team manager. Probable lineup includes Potterger Zentmeyer Skilea Romig Hrickson Foster Heagy Fenner Brinsers Miller.

Hershey East End Harrisburg East Nd Morris Hinkle John Snavely Buame Potterger Zentmeyer Skilea Romig Hrickson Foster Heagy Fenner Brinsers Miller

Hershey Purchases Gabriel Holster Farm Fifty Acres

Kr Hershey obtained title this week to the Gabriel Holster farm in Susquehanna township along River drive. The seventy acre property changes hands as part of local land transfers.

E. M. Hershey Kr. M. Hershey Gabriel Susquehanna Township

Hershey Girls Enter The Race For Garden Plots

Girls compete for 25 by 25 foot plots behind Central Theatre all 33 lots taken on first day. Professor Peters handles the project with John Snavely supervising. Listed holders include Grace Bilota Edna Buehl Anna Ulrich Esther Snavely and others.

Central Theatre Stacy E. Peters John Snavely Grace Bilota Edna Buehl

Chewing Gum Consumption Revealed by 1916 Study

A Hershey salesman notes a Chicago newspaper feature on Dr Frederic Dannorth's American Chemical Society talk. He reports per capita gum use in 1916 at about three and a half pounds, totaling over 28 million pounds of gum and 7 million pounds of chicle, with significant exports and wide jaw activity.

Hershey Chicago Frederic Danworth Research Department The Rubber Trade Laboratory American Chemical Society United States Dr. Dannorth New York Philadelphia Dannorth

Daisy Day A Big Success At Kindergarten Fundraiser

The event raised 94.10 in total. Prizes went to Dorothy Wills Ruth Clark Margaret Magee Louise Shay Eva Tinney Elva Miller Grace Smith Nellie Miller Mildred Miller Isabelle Miller Miriam Snavely Charles Wirth John Shay Warry Leibfred Marvin Keiffer Lynn Nseiffer Lawrence Edwards Harold Kain Rassell Tinney and Paul Wirth. Proceeds benefit the kindergarten.

Dorothy Wills Ruth Clark Margaret Magee Louise Shay Eva Tinney Elva Miller Grace Smith Nellie Miller Mildred Miller Isabelle Miller Miriam Snavely Charles Wirth John Shay Warry Leibfred Marvin Keiffer Lynn Nseiffer Lawrence Edwards Harold Kain Rassell Tinney Paul Wirth

Red Cross Auxiliary plans mass membership drive in Hershey

The Hershey Red Cross Auxiliary executive committee met in the Hershey Central Theatre Building to launch a membership campaign. A house to house canvas and new classes in first aid are planned with meetings Mondays and Thursdays. Volunteers and contributions are encouraged to support relief work and public education about Red Cross aims.

Hershey Red Cross Auxiliary Hershey Central Theatre Glynn Hawbecker John E. Snyder T. L. McHeffy Morris Wenger D. Frank Magee Ezra F. Hershey Ross Esbenshade S. B. Bacastow H. N. Herr Dr. Windle Hershey Red Cross American Red Cross National Organization American Society National Relief Organization

What to Plant in the Garden This Season

Hershey Press editor Harry Haverstick offers detailed crop rotation and winter storage tips. He urges mixing early and late varieties, lists cabbage, carrots, beets, onions, celery, beans, peas, and radish with sowing schedules and storage notes, plus future guidance on vegetable pits and winter preservation.

Hershey Harry Haverstick Detroit

Boys Should Take Warning in Hershey Park Case

John Hess and Edward Sell were found guilty of stealing and damaging swan eggs and harassing animals at Hershey Park. Ralph Fiore made arrests and the trial occurred before Squire Cassady. Sentences were suspended, but continued offenses will face full legal action.

John Hess Edward Sell Hershey Park Ralph Fiore Squire Cassady

School Exhibit At Hershay May 10 and May 11

An exhibit of the work by Hershay school pupils will be shown on the evening of May 10 and all day and evening May 11 under Miss Florence M. Kramlich. The public is invited. pupils have done remarkably well and the exhibit will be worth seeing.

Young Women’s Christian Association Miss Hornsby Thera Hershay School Missa Florence M. Kramlich

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Hershey Public Safety Committee Young Women’ S Christian Association Bouillon William C. Brinker Robert Sattazahn FE. Z. Waltera Charles Peiffer John Soeltzinger Ray Slugh John Smith J. J. Zimmerman Allan Idler G. L. Wassert Stewart Heilman Clark Bare Bowman Snavely W. 1 Dubois Anna Ulrich Esther Snavely Professor Peters Mary Magrina Florence Gibble Edna Walmer Florence Walmer Verna Stuckey Mary Miller Florence Sneath Helen Skivington Marion Snavely Josephine Ferracio Katharine Miller Pauline Edris Dorothy O ‘Hills Gladys Kohr Anna Ferracio Anna Belato Katharine Putty Edith McCafferty Anna Miller Edith Foltz Daisy Day Haverstick
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