Star Course Tickets On Sale At Hershey Park Amphitheater
Star Course tickets go on sale this week at Hershey Park Amphitheater under YMCA management. Six entertainments cost 1.00 with reserved seats 0.50. children's tickets under twelve at half price. Individual admissions 0.25 plus 0.10 for seat reservation. First show by Lotus Glee Club and reader Minnie Marshall-Smith on Tuesday November 21.
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Hershey Park
Young Men’s Christian Association
Lotus Glee Club
Minnie Marshall-Smith
Two Factory Men Beat Record Made By Horstick
Harry W. Tinney and Alfred Yingst claim longer yearly hours than George W. Horstick. Tinney, in the milk condensing department, worked 865 consecutive nights totaling 4478 hours in the year ending October 31.
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Horstick
George W. Horstick
Harry W. Tinney
Tinney
Mr. Horstick
Record hours worked by Yingst tops year peak
The year ending October 31 shows Alfred Yingst as the second place man and night watchman with 4382 total hours from 365 consecutive nights. Over the last four years he has lost only two nights, beating Horstick's record by 463 percent.
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Horstick
Alfred Yingst
Yingst
Ankle Sprains Touch Several Locals in Brief Spree
Monday afternoon Charles B. Trostle sprained his left ankle and was treated by Dr. M. L. Hershey before being taken home near the Hershey Industrial School. H. B. Shultz also sprained an ankle stepping from a platform and quit work. Last Saturday Frank Bonfanti fell from a running board while unloading cement and remained unable to walk for days. Wet loading a truck with large exposure.
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Charles B. Trostle
M. L. Hershey
Trostle
Hershey Industrial School
Shultz
John Moyer
Frank Bonfanti
The Salvation Army Presents Mrs. Fiske Theatrical at Hershey Park
Mrs. Fiske stars in a two season staple production to be staged at Hershey Park amphitheater on Tuesday evening November 28 under Hershey Band auspices. Admission 25 cents, reserved seats 50 cents. The show is backed by a capable company carrying its own scenery and has received flattering press notices. In a separate report Gordon and Craft clash ends with a broken watch chain and a street altercation leading to Craft’s arrest for assault and battery with intent to kill. bail set at 300 dollars supplied by Samuel Gelsinger.
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Salvation Army
Nell
Gordon
Craft
John Snavely
Vian
Swatara
President Baer and Reading Railroad visit Hershey factory
President Baer of P and R Tours Hershey chocolate factory with Superintendent Stackhouse and junior officers. The party, including E J Weeks Theodore Voorhes A T Dice and H D Taylor, arrived at Hershey after a three day Reading Road inspection.
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Adelphia and Reading Railroad
Baer
Stackhouse
E. J. Weeks
Theodore Voorhes
H.D. Taylor
Workmen Fight on New Factory Excavation Site
In a Tuesday morning clash at the dig for a new factory building, boss Al Craft and teamster Cyrus Gordon exchanged heated words. A nearby carpenter described a hand to hand fight that followed as Gordon challenged Craft over a perceived reprimand for missing his wagon turn.
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al Craft
Cyrus Gordon
Gordon
Craft
Doctor Nissley to Wed Miss Romaine Hummel
Dr. Martin L. Nissley a Hershey raised physician in Hummelstown will marry Miss Romaine Hummel of Mechanicsburg. The wedding, a socially noted event, is expected within six months and will involve residents of Hummelstown and Mechanicsburg.
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Romaine’ Hummel
Mechanicsburg
Hummelstown
Hershey
Martin L. Nissley
Romaine Hummel
Nissley
Sermon to Men at Derry Presbyterian Church
Rev John A McDonald will preach a men’s sermon at 7 30 pm titled The Men of Hershey and the Man of Galilee The Y M C A Gleem Club will perform two selections A general invitation goes out urging all men to attend
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John A. McDonald
Derry Presbyterian Church
Hershey
Galilee
Y. M. C. A. Gleen Club
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Ankles
H. B. Shultz
Salvation Army Nell
Dr. Nissley
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