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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1914

Page

6

Hershey Park Theater Opens Season With Big Vaudeville Act

Hershey Park opened its season with outdoor concert by the Hershey Band and a vaudeville program by the International Big City Vaudeville Company. The Ader Troupe Kings and Princes of Clubdom impressed, the Five Musical MacLarrens wowed in kilts, and Black and McCone, Jules Haxton, Crawford and Broderick drew laughs as two reels of moving pictures entertained between acts.

Hershey Park Hershey Band International Big City Vaudeville Company Charles L. Maurer Hershey Black and McCone Jules Haxton Crawford & Broderick

Beauty Spots Multiply Around Hershey Town

The lawns surrounding the new Hershey Trust Co. building and the nearby Men's Club building are being handsomely graded and landscaped into a splendid lawn. When finished it will add another beauty spot to the town’s many scenic areas.

Hershey Trust Co

Death of William A. Runkle Ward at Reading home

Death of William A. Runkle occurred Tuesday morning at his home 164 Douglas Street Reading. He was known to Hershey residents as the father of B. S. Runkle former manager of the Hershey laundry. The funeral will be held Thursday.

Railroad Bridge Fire on Park Avenue

A fire broke out on an overhead bridge near the Park Avenue entrance. Section Foreman Charles Stuckey and a crew fought the blaze for several hours until the flames were extinguished. sparks from a locomotive allegedly caused the fire.

Park Avenue Park Entrance Puesilay Charles Stuckey

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Onch Boruae An Hershey Park Theater W. A. Runkle
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