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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1915

Page

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Hershey Convention Hall to be dedicated Sunday

Hershey Convention Hall will be dedicated next Sunday with a program by local churches and the Sons of America, Hershey Band, and soloists. The 7,000 seat, fireproof hall features a limestone subway, concrete foundations, steel framing, tile sides, and a 5 to 12 thousand seat capacity expansion plan.

Hershey Convention Hall Conference of Church of the Brethren Washington Patriotic Order of the Sons of America Hershey Band Hershey Hall Ocean Grove

Hershey Bell Toll for Memorial Day Tribute

Following Governor Brumbaughs recommendation the Hershey church bell and the Fire House bell will toll for five minutes at noon Sunday as a tribute to the nations heroes on Memorial Day.

Brumbaugh

New Cocoa Warehouse Near Factory Nearing Completion

A new cocoa warehouse northeast of the factory is a four story stone and concrete building with flexible elevators. It was near completion and partly occupied this week.

Hershey Park Opens Season With Vaudeville And Attractions

Hershey Park opened with vaudeville acts and moving pictures led by Charlie Maurer. Lang and May, Bernard and Scarth and Whirl's Four Harmonists provided entertainment. Next acts include Wood's Musical Trio, Scott and Marks, and the Four Nelson Comiques. The park plans new restaurant setups, zoo additions, Convention Hall, pony herd, and a record crowd is expected. The baseball game Hershey vs Lebanon in the Central Pennsylvania League starts at 3 with dancing and a special orchestra, while the Hershey Band plays throughout the day.

Hershey Park Charlie Maurer Blue Birds Lang May Bernard Scarth Whirl Wood Scott and Marks Nelson Keith Hershey and Lebanon Central Pennsylvania League Hershey

Children Visit Cemeteries for Grave Decoration

Kinder garten students led by Miss Margaret Langworthy will visit local cemeteries tomorrow Friday morning to decorate graves of old soldiers including Revolution veterans. Herbert A. Newton accompanies the group to share historical context. Rev. Linebaugh delivers an address and Rev. Rentz may participate if returning from the General Presbytery. A drummer will sound taps and all children parents and the public are invited.

Margaret Langworthy Herbert A. Newton Mr. Linebaugh Rentz

House For Harry Haverstick On Spring Creek

A striking residence is being built across Spring Creek on Chocolate Avenue for Harry Haverstick. James Putt directs the project blending building skill with Haverstick’s plant knowledge to create an unusual riverside home. Designed to be generous at 82 by 32 feet, it features a large stone porch spanning half the house.

Hershey Harry Haverstick Spring Creek Chocolate Avenue James Putt Putt

Brethren Services Outline Week End Schedule

The Church of the Brethren outlines services over the weekend with Rev. J T Longenecker as elder in charge Thursday 7 30 prayer meeting. Sunday 9 00 am Sunday school. In Hershey old school building Saturday evening. Rev I Mayors of Wintington Pa to preach Sunday 10 00 am RN B Hoff formerly dean to Manchester College. Sunday evening H K Ober Wil Elizabeth town preaches.

Church of the Brethren J. T. Longenecker Hershey I Mayors Wintington RN. B. Hoff Bible Apartment Manchester College H. K. Ober Wilzabethtown Conference of the Church of the Brethren Hershey, Inn Permament Hershey Convention Hall J. H.longenecker John Herr Herr Jesse Ziegler Hershey Free Public Library Hershey Press India John R. Zug Nershey Itx

Busy Days at the Hershey Factory With New Battery

New batteries of wrapping machines are being installed at the Hershey Chocolate Factory. The plant is very busy in every department as work progresses on upgrading the lines.

Hershey Chocolate Factory Hershey

Dedication Speech for Hershey Convention Hall

The dedicatory remarks bless Hershey Convention Hall as a public service to the people. They hope the hall will host discussions guiding peace and righteousness, uplift music, boost agriculture manufacturing commerce and the arts, and foster consolidation cooperation brotherhood courtesy and helpfulness. Memorial Day services pledge to exalt patriotism and the flag.

Hershey Convention Hall

Conference Lodging and Trains Set for Hershey Event

The Hershey Brethren prepare for a large conference with full committee meetings starting June 3 at Hershey Convention Hall. Lodging extends to Palmyra and nearby towns, with special Reading Railroad trains June 5 to 8 for attendees and Palmyra baker J M Baum contracted to supply 2,000 loaves daily for the national United Brethren convention.

Reading Reading Railroad Lititz Rothavillle Millway Akron Ephrata Stevens Denver Reinhold Vinemont Richland Myerstown Hershey Lancaster East Petersburg Lancaster Junction Manheim J. M. Baum Palmyra

Good Roads Day A Success In Pennsylvania

Thousands of men joined Governor Brumbaugh in a statewide Good Roads Day to build better highways. Thor­shay, farm managers Frank B. Snavely and James W. Millard, and Hershey Farm supplied over 40 teams under local supervision. Despite showers, work continued with strong enthusiasm and cooperation.

Pennsylvania Brumbaugh Thorshay Ivershay Frank B. Snavely James W. Millard Snavely Millard Hershey Farma Supervisora Apita

Thousands of Electric Lights Make Hershey More Brilliant

Hershey's town and park now boast about 5 000 electric lights powered by a modernized in town plant. The transformer house near Hershey Park houses three 15 000 watt and three 25 000 watt transformers for 120 000 watt capacity, with eight circuits and direct control. Service to the Convention Hall is underground and polework reduced.

Hershey Park America Hershey General, Electric Company Convention Hall

Weather Outlook for Middle Atlantic States This Week

Weather Bureau reports generally fair conditions across the Middle Atlantic area this week with warmer temperatures on Wednesday and thundershowers possible Wednesday night or Thursday. Temperatures then trend toward seasonable levels for the remainder of the period.

Weather Bureau Washington, D. C Middle Atlantic States

Sermon by Rev Brown Attracts Warm Church Welcome

Last Sunday at the Church of the Holy Trinity an excellent congregation of 58 shared communion. Rev Mr Brown of Muhlenberg College preached a strong sermon and impressed with eloquence scholarship and personality.

Church of the Holy Trinity Mr. Brown Muhlenberg College Brown Thornhoy

New Creamery Opens at Round Barn in Hershey

The New Creamery at the Round Barn in Hershey is now in operation boasting modern equipment and architectural charm. It aims to serve motor parties and milk enthusiasts with pure dairy products and scientific facilities.

Hershey Round Barn

Ladies to Open Suffrage HQ in Hershey

The Pennsylvania Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage will open a headquarters in Hershey with several speakers and the general public invited. Workers seek to contact Hershey residents for outreach.

Cucaday Tha Pennsylvania Association Hershey

Frantz Zinners Leetle Schule Delights Hershey Audiences

Large audience enjoys Frantz Zinner's Leetle Schule at Hershey Park Theater. The show, featuring a strong cast and homemade costumes, raises over 160 dollars for the Mothers' Club as the club nears a 300 dollar total from sales and donations.

Mothers’ Club Hershey Hershey Park Theater Frantz Zinner J. R. Snavely D. S. Graeff V. Glynn F. B. Snavely James Murray Alberta Grove L. Edwards D. Frank Magee Wm. Curtis George Hench M. S. May Ira Mumma Albert Snavely D. C. Giles D. Clark H. G. Mumma E. J. Krause Ezra F. Hershey Margaret Langworthy Magee Krause Esther Hummel Hershey Press

Unusual 60 Foot Sausage Display at Hershey Abattoir

The Hoar Shay Store Company showcases a 60 foot sausage on display, an exceptionally long length for a sausage. It was produced at the Hershey abattoir on Tuesday last, drawing curiosity from visitors.

Moat Haorshay Store Company Hershey

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Memorial The Church of Brethren Services Hummelstown Annville A. G. Longenecker Hershey Management Zinner Little Mother’s Club
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