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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1916

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Clean-Up Day Planned in Hershey Derry Church and Spring Creek

A May 13 Clean-Up Day in Hershey Derry Church and Spring Creek is urged with aims to eliminate rubbish and fly breeding sites. The fly campaign, praised for cutting illness last year, prompted renewed community action, with a May 17 meeting set to review progress and volunteers urged to obtain garbage cans and separate ashes.

Hershey Derry Church Spring Creek William F.R. Murrie L. R. Meekins Mr. Dubois New York H. N. Herr J. B. Leithiser James. Millard C. V. Glynn M. L. Hershey J. Landis Zimmerman Dr. Schaeffer Windle John Allwine Frantz .Zinner Elmer ‘Klippinger W. R. Esbenshade William .Leithiser E. J. Krause J. M. Brandau Murrie Dr. Hershey Schaeffer Zimmerman Glynn Mr. Herr Leithiser Zinner P. and

President Murrie Goes West to Detroit for Convention

Hershey Chocolate Company president William I. Murrie and Mrs. Murrie with children Malcolm Bruce Esta and Marion left Monday for Detroit Michigan. He will attend the National Confectioners Convention and visit the Packard and Ford plants and other points of interest while away until Saturday.

William I R. Murrie Hershey Chocolate Company Murrie Malcolm Bruce Esta Marion Detroit Michigan Mr. Murrie Confectioners’ Convention Packard Ford Motor Car

Hershey Transit Lines seek extra men from Chocolate Co

The Hershey Transit Lines announce a rush period with a record summer ahead. Superintendent Kreider invites Chocolate Company employees aged 21 to 30 to call at his office after six in the evening to discuss becoming extra men.

Hershey Kreider Hershey Chocolate Company

Mrs Henry suffers severe thumb injury and lockjaw

Mrs George W Henry cut her thumb about a week ago. Infection set in and her condition grew serious by Saturday. Doctors Shaffer and Landis Zimmerman treated her as the jaw stiffness and lockjaw signs emerged. By Monday she showed some improvement.

George W. Henry 3. Te, B. Shaffer de. J. Landis Zimmerman

Sheehan Sore Shoulder Keeps Villanova Pitcher Out

Jake Sheehan, Villanova College twirler and former Hershey team member, cannot work in the box this season due to a sore shoulder. Once one of the best pitchers in the league, his loss is felt across the squad. he has shifted to left field, playing a clever, versatile game.

Jake” Sheehan Villanova College Hershey Hia Sheehan Eergieca

Hoodlum youth warned in Hershey disorder sweep

Newcomers described as hoodlum tendencies swore on streets and taunted passers by in Hershey. Ralph Fiore ordered them to leave or face prosecution. five were fined five dollars and costs for trespass on slopes near the Hershey Central Theater. others promised reform.

Hershey Ralph Fiore Hershey, Central Theater Squire Cassady Ralph Fiore

Fishing In Spring Creek Draws Prize Trout

Local anglers report good catches in Spring Creek as William Leib lands a one pound six ounce eel for the Derry Church fishing contest at barber J Ed Gruber's shop. Leib recalls learning fishing in the U S Army under Col. Dodd. Daniel Coppenhaver holds the season's largest trout record for the area with a recent catch in Spring Creek.

William Leib Spring Creek J. Ed. Gruber Derry Church Mr. Leib Hershey 12Th Cavalry U. S. Army Col. Dodd United States Army Mexico Daniel George Coppenhaver

Hershey Men’s Club Opens Season at Park Diamond

The Hershey Men’s Club baseball team opens its season this Saturday May 13 at the Park diamond against Paxton A C of Harrisburg. First pitch is at 3 pm. Charles D Brinser is elected manager and will prepare the lineup for the opener with players listed for catcher pitcher infield and outfield positions. A Friday meeting will elect a captain.

Hershey Park Diamond Paxton A. C Harrisburg Charles D. Brinser Ensminger Bomberger Bomegardner Henry Shaffer Dressler Stover Fidjer Bombardier Meckina Hrickson McGowan J. Allen Bringer Heagy Magrini Mease Smith Zimmerman Kunkel Stauffer

Peters Gruber announces Peters Tuber wedding in Campbelltown

Miss Minerva Tuber daughter of Mr and Mrs C I Tuber and Henry Peters son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Peters both of Campbelltown wed May 4 at the brides home with Rev Henry Krelder officiating. The couple left for a wedding trip to New York Washington and the Great Lakes and will reside on Locust Street Campbelltown after June 1.

Minerva Tuber C. I Uber William Henry Peters Daniel Peters Campbelltown Henry Krelder Peters Hershey Hershey Store Petera New York City Wash Ington Great Lakes Locuat Street

New Dining Hall to Seat Over a Thousand at Hershey Park

Hershey Park prepares for 1916 season with a modern dining hall seating over a thousand, full kitchen, gas ranges, washing machines, and an adjacent long porch. An orchestra will play during meals and for large events as the park showcases new entrances, improvements, and sanitary measures. The theater opens May 22 with Corrie players and Dan Malloy, followed by a May 25 dancing pavilion gala.

Hershey Park Hershey Putts Spring Creek Hershey Press Highland Park Park Theater Corrie Players Dan Malloy

Hershey farms plan big 1916 crop yields

The Hershey Farms anticipate an 1916 harvest of 160000 bushels of cereals with an unprecedented hay crop. James Millard directs all farming north and south of Hershey under two divisions the Hershey Farms Company and the Hershey Industrial School Farms.

Hershey James Millard Hershey Farms Company Hershey Industrial School Rudy America

Moxie Cars Parade Gold Leaf Promotion in Hershey

The Moxie promotional team toured America withVit car displays including new Cadillacs visited Hershey last week. One car featured 1200 dollars worth of gold leaf while another was ivory white. Local Moxie staff and Riverside Pa representative W B Fowle accompanied the marketers I A Hager and A W Hadgman also traveled with the team.

Ikershey America Patra Hershey Moxie I. A. Hager A. W. Hadgman W. B Fowle Riverside

Edith Light and Grover Messissick Wed in Zion Lutheran Parish

Miss Edith Light daughter of Mr and Mrs George Light of Hummelstown and Grover C Messissick of West Cheater were married May 5 at the Zion Lutheran Church parsonage.

Edith Light George Light Hummelstown Grover C. Messissick West Cheater Marrage Zion Lutheran Church Parsonage

Hershey volunte ers clock gift marks 1916 honor

The Hershey Volunteer Fire Company received a donation from Is B Carandy in recognition of service at a recent event. The money was used to purchase a handsome Ansonia clock for the firehouse. The 66 inch tall clock bears a gold inscription reading Gift of Is B Carandy Feb 26, 1916.

Hershey Ti. B. Cassady Ansonia Clock Company B. Carandy L'Eb

Hershey Visit Sparks Public Interest in Town Development

A traveler’s request for pamphlets about Hershey highlights the town’s factory network and worker amenities. The letter from a U S reading materials firm praises the town’s integrated design including homes stores and social centers. Interest and inquiries about Hershey’s community development health record and welfare work are rising, with visitor numbers expected to break records.

Information Bureau Reading United States Hershey

Wonderful Singer Madame Schumann-Heink in Harrisburg

Madame Schumann-Heink drew large crowds to the Chestnut Street Auditorium Harrisburg with forty years of singing as a contralto. The performance attracted many from Hershey Hummelstown and Palmyra, with enthusiastic praise for her artistry and stage presence.

Madame Schumann-Heink Lebanon Valley Chestnut Street Harrisburg Hershey Hummelstown Palmyra Fred C. Hand D. Clarix Mrr W. L. Dubois Meelkins Ed, Field Annie Maulfair Anna Mowery Bertha Leichhart Wummelstown Robert Walton Emma Walton Carroll Walton Landis Strickler J. M. Brighthill Ane W. P. Hartwell Mary Flattwell Jthel Davis Viollet Cassel Bernice Nissley Helen Tox Sarah Muth Marlon Walter Annie Mack Ether Shope Elizabeth Ream Beatrice Zelers Elizabeth Grove Albertina Grove Miabel Nissley Lizzie Nissley Mengle Barbara Hummel Sadie Hummel Father Hummel Morence Hummel Jennie McDonald Misa Ada Walter Maude'Zerfoss Mr. Bausch

Free dance in Hershey Park pavilion Saturday May 20

A free dance event is scheduled for Saturday evening May 20 at the Hershey Park new dancing pavilion. No admission will be charged and music will be provided by the Hershey Park theater or orchestra.

Hershey Park New Dancing Pavilion Hershey Park Theater Orcheatra

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