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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1924
Page
4
A long list of social visits and travels around Hershey and nearby towns. Residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Ensminger and Mr. and Mrs. Hartnett visited Lancaster. others went to Harrisburg, Lebanon, and Reading for circuses, family gatherings, and church events. A mix of extended family visits, council and church activities, and local outings are noted along with small notices for sales and lost items.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church announces Bible class at 9 15 morning worship at 10 30 and Luther League meetings with topics on Peter's Confession the child and America's future and a Memorial Service postponed to June 1 The Third Anniversary of the pastorate and Every Member Present Sunday are noted along with Women’s Missionary Society and Children’s Day programs The Ministerium convention in Bethlehem is mentioned Pastor Ye mgardner attends as lay delegate First United Brethren lists Sunday School 9 15 and Morning Worship 10 30 no evening service due to Baccalaureate at the Central Theatre. midweek services and choir practice are scheduled
The notice lists Sunday school at 9 15 a m and worship at 10 30 a m with a Baccalaureate link. Junior Endeavor with Mrs Taylor Tuesday 4 p m Preparatory service Wednesday 7 30 p m and a church membership meeting. Communion planned June 15. 200th founding anniversary June 20. a Sunday School food sale Saturday. Also Masses and Catholic services noted with confessional and baptisms.
May 24th showing stars Edward Burns and Jacques d Auray with Mario Majeroni William Riccardi in a Maude Fulton stage adaptation. Toinette leads Paris underworld Apaches opposing war era authorities as she aids in reclaiming France and earns Croix de Guerre honors.
In the interest of the Try Gentleman, Ethel McCreary is named successor as Curtis Publishing Company representative in this vicinity. The agency will continue to operate from the Derry Presbyterian Church. The Harrisburg School Board raises the school tax to twenty mills.
Notes recount a 16 year old girl linked to the Enos Robb murder now at a reform school with unspecified new trouble. The Clarks Ferry bridge containing a million feet of white pine lumber is slated for dismantling and replacement by a concrete structure. A Gloversville barber finds a $500 diamond in a chicken’s craw. Lancaster County lists 11 307 farms with 4647 tenant operated and 99 percent native farmers. Potatoes in Pennsylvania rise from 62 cents to 1 06 per bushel since 1914 with 2 dollars in 1918. A Chester home crepe is ripped off and used to wipe grease, suggesting a motorist involved.
During Lane Cedar Chest Week stores feature attractive prices on these fragrant chests. The Lane offers moth and dust protection for furs and woolens and doubles as decorative furniture like a window seat. A lasting gift for June brides or graduates, with cedar options, interlocked panels, double hardware, and Yale locks.
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