Hershey Nines Open Season With 4 2 Loss at Middletown
Hershey loses season opener 4 2 on Middletown field after a rough first game with little practice. Lefty Challenger pitched well for Hershey while Reed injures a finger but stays to play two innings. Ream fills in at catcher, Schaub and Eberly drive in runs as Hershey tallies in second and seventh.
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Hershey
Middletown
Middletown Boys
Rosewood Club
Harrisburgs
Hershey Boys
Reed
Ream
Foster
Hagg
Fenner
Schultz
Shaub
Challenger
Eberly
Johnson Schmidt wedding in Hershey area at St Patrick Cathedral
Miss Marie Helen Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs M P Johnson Loch Willows Paxtonia and Thomas Bernard Schmidt son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Schmidt Harrisburg wed yesterday at 9 am in St Patrick Cathedral Hershey. Kath leen Johnson maid of honor. After a family breakfast the couple plan to live in Allentown where Schmidt will manage the new Schmidt Bakery.
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Hershey
Marie Helen Johnson
M. P. Johnson
Loch Willows
Paxtonia
Thomas Bernard Schmidt
Bernard Schmidt
Harrisburg
St. Patrick's
Joseph Schmidt
Kathleen Johnson
Harrisburg High School
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Cleveland
Ohio
Ordnance Department of the Navy
Hershey High School
Viola Boyer and Lawrence Hewitt Wed in Derry Home
Miss Viola Boyer of Derry and Lawrence Hewitt of Massachusetts married Tuesday morning at the bride’s home. Rev. R. R. Butterwick of the First United Brethren Church officiated.
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Viola Boyer
Derry
Lawrence Hewitt
Massachusetts
R. R. Butterwick
First United Brethren Church
G O L Club organized among Hershey fellows
The G. O. L. Club formed among Hershey fellows aims to promote social activities. Members plan several short trips. Officers include Edward Bomgardner president Roy Peiffer secretary and Russel Clark treasurer.
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G. O. L. Club
Hershey
Edward Bomgardner
Roy Peiffer
Russel Clark
Patriotism and Bonds Call to Action
A public exhortation urges citizens to support the nation by buying bonds. The message emphasizes duty and vigilance as the outcome hinges on collective financial support.
Stand by Your Colors Over in France and Germany
An appeal to Hershey residents urges immediate Victory Bond purchases as the two remaining days of the campaign approach. The writer argues that lagging subscriptions jeopardize returning soldiers and the town’s honor, urging banks to facilitate weekly payments and demanding action now.
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France
Germany
Siberia
Hershey
Overseas Men Replaced by Volunteers
The War Department and Naval authorities urge volunteers to relieve returning WWI servicemen in Siberia France and occupied Germany. About 1 000 men sailed from Hoboken on the Agammenon as the first batch of an anticipated 50 000 volunteers with a goal to repatriate all emergency enlistments by the end of May.
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War Department
Naval Authorities
Army
Navy
Siberia
France
Key
Hoboken
Agammenon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fire Department Receives Gifts at Hershey Smokers
At a Hershey Volunteer Fire Department meeting the association thanked Mrs. John E. E. Snyder for donating a mounted Black Bear Head and two white foxes. About fifty members attended the smoker where cigars cigarettes and lemonade were served. Socials are planned periodically through the year.
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Hershey Volunteer Fire Department
John E. E. Snyder
Association
Our Minister's Birthday musical at Palmyra church
The Sempre Fidelis Class of Palm Lutheran Sunday School Palmyra presents the musical comedy Our Minister's Birthday under class auspices. The show is set for Thursday evening May 13 in the Iroquois Theatre with rehearsals signaling a likely success.
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Palm Lutheran Sunday School
Palmyra
Hershey Mother's Club Holds Final Meeting May 13
The Hershey Mother's Club will meet Tuesday evening May 13 at eight in the School Building. As the last meeting of the term all members and friends are urged to attend. Program to include Ferrucci Orchestra selections readings by Miss Tiffany and piano solo by Miss Ruth Emsing.
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Hershey Mother's Club
Ferrucci
William Harvey
Miss Tiffany
Ruth Emsing
Tiffany
Ferruci
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Johnson-Schmidt
Boyer-Hewitt
Fire Department
Mother’s Club