Local Happenings Reflect Weekend Visits Across Town
Hershey residents Jacob N Gingrich Anna Cole Winifred Miller Mildred Brand frequent weekend trips to Harrisburg Millersville Sunnyside Hessdale and Lebanon with relatives, friends, and attendances at weddings, games, and social gatherings include visits to Harrisburg Palmyra Lancaster and Carlisle. A lost pocketbook and several sales and rentals appear among community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob N. Gingrich
Hershey
Philadelphia
Myerstown
Anna Cole
Harrisburg
Winifred Miller
Mildred Brand
Millersville
P. O. Sheckart
Columbia
Grover C. Sheckart
Earl Reed
Ann
Wayne Habecker
Stella Martin
Ammon Garver
Palmyra
Donald Habecker
Lebanon
Irvin Shiffler
Kathryn Hutton
Sarah Miller
Mechanicsburg
Alice Shaeffer
Tremont
Helen Hershey
Elizabethtown
Ulrich Weltmer
Charles Palmer
Mildred
John Miller
A. C. Smith
George Shearer
Hummelstown
Paul Sternberger
Homer
Roy Sternberger
Eva Marie
Carlisle
John Seifert
Harry Ee. Kaley
Mabel Bright
S. S. Brenberger
Robert
Viola Duffy
Quarryville
Joseph Swinheart
Misses Miller Entertain Friends at Evening Gathering
Elva and Mildred Miller hosted a Saturday evening event on November 13 with games dancing and singing followed by refreshments. Attendees included Eliza Dissinger Margaret Deardorf Ellanora Wright Nellie Miller Kathryn Miller Edith McCafferty Mary Magrini Charlotte Freysinger Mildred KE Miller Harold Jones Elwood Robertson Henry Hitz Romeo Savastio George Hocker Paul Gingrich Paul Belser Lester Brandt Park Yingst and William Belser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva
Mildred M. Miller
Eliza Dissinger
Margaret Deardorf
Ellanora Wright
Nellie Miller
Kathryn Miller
Edith McCafferty
Mary Magrini
Charlotte Freysinger
Mildred Ke, Miller
Harold Jones
Elwood Robertson
Henry Hitz
Romeo Savastio
George Hocker
Paul Gingrich
Paul Belser
Lester Brandt
Park Yingst
William Belser
Shower for Mr and Mrs Ray Willard Held at Lingle Home
A miscellaneous shower in honor of Mr and Mrs Ray Willard was hosted Friday evening November 12 by the First United Brethren church choir at the Lingle home. Numerous attendees offered gifts and well wishes. Also noted are figures on 1919 Canadian condensed milk production and 1920 Amsterdam diamonds shipped to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Willard
S. W. Lingle
First United Brethren Church
Willard
Mary Painter
Ruth Runkle
Jessie Cooper
Edith Habecker
Bertha Habecker
Naomi Renninger
Ina Carpenter
Bertha Trump
Virgle Lingle
Mabel Lingle
William Runkle
Harry Kaley
Mia
Cyrus Garman
Mra
Harry Knoll
Dorothy
Harry Weigelt
Gertrude
Russell
Sterling Light
Claude Light
Samuel Lingle
Canada
Amsterdam
United States
Hershey Post Wins Initial Game
Hershey Post of the American Legion defeated Harrisburg Shoe Mfg. Co. in the season opener played November 10 at the Men’s Club gym. The first half ended 12-11, with Hershey rallying after halftime to win 33-19 as Kaley left, Bordner and Trafford moved, and Hench rejoined. Substitutions and fouls listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Post
American Legion
Harrisburg Shoe Mfg. Company
Harrisburg
Hershey
Kaley
Trafford
Bordner
Wirth
Henry
Shultz
Legion Boys
Hench
Jershey Post
Shoe Mfg
Wingeard
Ents
Kirby
Fry
Rohn G
Clausen
Il Ae Eee
Hershey Post No
Wirth. . A
Kale Wen A
Boce Tna
Henry G
Bordne Peey
Hershey Trims Hummelstown in 18 0 Shutout Victory
Hershey on its home field defeated Hummelstown 18 to 0 after trailing at halftime. Hershey switched to a passing attack in the third quarter producing two touchdowns by Hoerner and K Stover, then added a third by B Zimmerman in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown
Hershey Gridiron Monarchs
Hershey
Hoerner
K. Stover
B. Zimmerman
E. Zimmerman
Central Theatre Announces Weekend and Holiday Program
The Central Theatre lists shows for November including Dorothy Dalton in Half an Hour on Saturday November 20 Pearle White in The Thief Episode Six of Bride 3 on Monday November 22 and a big two day special Humor esque on Wednesday and Thursday November 24 and 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dalton
Pearle White
Cuba Sees 1920 Sugar Yield At 3.9 Million Tons
Cuba projects a 1920 sugar harvest of 3.9 million tons with 60,000 tons weekly shipped to the United States.
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United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Dry Goods Department
Hershey Department Store
Hershey, Penna
L. B. Wallet
Hanover
Clark Bare
W. A. Blain
Millerstown
Perry County
A. C. White
Charles F. Zeigler
Richard
Lancaster
Walter Stahley
W. H. Imboden
Elmer Reidel
Mr. Reidel
Mr. Stahley
Reidel
Edna Hoover
Imboden
P. S. Brubaker
William Ellis
Mt. Joy
C. A. Wiley
Alma Houser
Annville
Kathryn Flatton
Island Park
Maude Klugh
Ruth Shultz
Carl Swope
Edward Lewis
John Bordner
Harry Wirth
J. W. Brunner
Ellis Hoffer
Samuel Hoffer
Neffsville
Harry Harvey
Trinidad Ave
Harvey
John Light
R. H. Sattazahn
Arline
Sadazahn
Schumann-Heink
FE. K. Cowan
J. Id. Fields
John Shay
Eva Runkle
D. Clark
New York
James W. Brunner
Claude Hutchinson
Hess’ Garage
Hershey Post Office
Hershey Employment Bureau
Royal Stewart
M. L. Hershey
Caracas Ave
Harry Kieffer
Yingst
Cocoa Ave
MR. and
Mrs
Ray Willar
Flershey
Albert
Elliott
Hummelstown Hershey
Jack Hoerner
LE Hoerne Henderson
Agrini Bende
Wiley Stoudt
Ce Purcell Patrick Te
Leib Beckenrow
M. Stover
J. Zimmerman
A Shhenk Keller
W. Zimmerman Levens Ralb
Stover
Lalb Rudy
Swartz Bare Pera
Zimmerman
O. Bordner
Burridge
Central Theatre
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