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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
7
The Hershey Press announces open columns for articles and items of interest with advertising welcomed at regular rates. Publication details note Friday May 5 1910 and editorial guidance by J R Snavely with M S Hershey as proprietor.
A larger man and a smaller man descend a canyon by rope to reach gold at the bottom. When the smaller man returns, the top man cannot pull him up due to rope length, illustrating human nature and risk. A second tale warns of reckless business gains leading to debt, bankruptcy, and ruin.
A reflective piece warns that drinking becomes dangerous once it forms a habit and warns of unseen consequences. It contrasts a married woman’s flirtation as a harmless diversion with the peril of entrapment and notes a canyon rescue where the small man nearly starved before rescue. It ends by stating that some cannot escape once involved.
The Derry Presbyterian Church invites the public to a morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon and an evening service at 7 30 led by Rev C B Segelke en A special song service conducted by Mr W R Wick features Hark Hark My Soul by Shelly with Mrs Kasson and Mrs Patterson soloing The choir also performs Sing Alleluia Forth and music in the church Sabbath School at 1 30 p m and Y P L S at 6 45 p m.
J B Church notes well attended Mothers Day services with addresses by John Shriver of Palmyra and Hon Henry Houck of Lebanon. Over one hundred carnations were presented to local mothers. Quarterly communion is Sunday forenoon and a Pentecostal Blessings sermon by Rev O G Romig Sunday evening at Gravel Hill. Otterbein Men's Bible Class plans June outing to Valley Glen Park.
Rev. C. K. Fegley was placed in charge of establishing a Lutheran Sunday School and congregation in Hershey and Palmyra. A Tuesday evening rain interrupted the meeting, but a number attended, signaling growing interest in the work.
On Wednesday pastor Fegley spent hours visiting the town to promote the work. He will return Sunday at 3 15 o clock for a Bible School meeting in the P O S of A hall.
Union Deposit items note visits by George Walmer of Lebanon and several Steelton residents to local families. Rural mail patrons are urged to signal carriers to prevent delays. Other notes cover court visits, hay sales, a carload of Disc cultivators, a crossbred steer incident, a gasoline engine accident, and a wind pump installation.
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