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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
7
Annville resident Miss Eva Speraw stayed with Mr. and Mrs. William J. Runkle over Saturday and Sunday. Many neighbors and friends from Lebanon, Hershey, and surrounding towns were listed visiting relatives, attending outings, and sharing social calls across the area.
A civic voice argues that flies survive winter, spread germs and threaten babies. It calls for sweeping hygiene measures, destroying breeding sites, and swatting flies on sight to safeguard communities.
Monroe Stover, newly named benedict, received a silver plated cake tray from the Purchasing Department where Monty works. The Tuesday afternoon ceremony was witnessed by departmental staff andEzra S. Hlershey delivered a speech with warm congratulations and best wishes.
Hershey Mothers Club holds a regular meeting on Tuesday evening May 10. The program features a solo by H. M. Wright an address by William F. Harvey and an instrumental solo by Miss Neva Wiley. Members are promised a splendid evening.
Mr and Mrs Guy Reighter announce the birth of a son, Robert James, on Tuesday afternoon May 3 in Harrisburg. Mrs Reighter is formerly Miss Martha Bobb of Aretha Ave. Baby’s grandfather Mr Jimmy Bobb and many Hershey friends send congratulations and best wishes.
The Well Baby Clinic will meet Wednesdays starting May 1. The Friday session is discontinued and weekly clinics will continue on Wednesdays until further notice.
An Irishman strolling through a cemetery encounters a tombstone engraved with Ye still live. Begorra he quips that if he were dead he would own up to it. The remark blends humor and a lighthearted fondness for rural Irish speech.
The Lebanon Valley Fish and Game Protective Association will meet Thursday evening May 5 at the P O S of A Hall Hershey Park. Members should note the new meeting place. Hugh Slim Wagner will recount his 174 inch brown trout catch with assistance from Daniel S Graeff. Further entertainment is planned.
On Saturday May 7 the program features Dangerous Day a Mary Roberts Rinehart story and Sun shine comedy Roaring Lions on Parade. Monday May 9 William Russell in The Cheater Reformed and the twelfth episode of The Phantom Foe. Wednesday May 11 Metro presents Ina Claire in Polly with a Past and thirteenth episode of The Phantom Foe.
A motivational piece urging workers to align with their job not just pay or time, noting successful people start at the bottom and earn fulfillment by making the job their partner. It contrasts working for salary with working for meaningful achievement and suggests growth comes from dedication and pride in work.
A wedding announcement and an auction sale appear in the same issue. Wm Smith and Miss Lucy Anderson were sold at public auction on a farm east of a rose bouquet, with livestock and farm gear present. Rev Jackson united the couple using hay rope, and the couple departed on a John Deere plow themed trip.
A humorous exchange unfolds as Officer Slauson is asked to hold a Palm Olive while a woman retorts with Lifebuoy, reflecting playful street chatter. The brief vignette highlights local color and social banter in a light tone.
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