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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1914

Page

8

Local residents and visitors log week of news from Hummelstown area

Wm F R Murrie and Geo Shearer drive to Cumberland Md over Friday and return Monday with Mrs Murrie and children visiting friends. Numerous calls visits and travels record marriages hunts tickets and social events across Palmyra Hummelstown and surrounding towns. Notable items include engagements in Derry Church and Middletown, hunting trips by Wolfersberger and others, and church activities in Derry Church and Hershey with dances and sermons noted.

Birth and local notices mix in Campbelltown area

A newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Jarry M. Gruber near Lawn on Tuesday Nov 10. Wolfersberger traveled to Lebanon on Tuesday. Mrs. Kissinger suffers neuralgia. John Moyer and Slater Bartha attended the Fox-Walton wedding at the Lutheran church in Tummelstown Tuesday evening. A 844 pound pumpkin was cut and sold in gold slices at Walternatore. Seals were placed on sale. Communion at Brighthill's Church east of town Sunday followed by revival services. Rebecca Wollernberger and Mrs William Boltz in Lebanon Saturday. Jacob Bender nursing a sore hand. John Wolfernberger near Palmyra visited his brother.

Jarry M. Gruber Lawn Wolfersberger Lebanon Joseph Kissinger John Moyer Slater Bartha Fox-Walton Tummelstown Walternatore Brighthill’s Rebecca Wollernberger Mra William Boltz Jacob Bender John Wolfernberger Palmyra

Thanks giving Wit and Humor in Bindnagles area

Miss Jennie Myers of Cleona visited D A Wagner's family. George Goodman visited Tuesday. An entertainment titled Thanks giving Wit and Humor will be held at Long's Schoolhouse on Wednesday evening Nov 25. Services are nightly at Sherk's United Brethren Church. Rev Norman Fake delivers sermons. Mr and Mrs Thomas Bomgardner visited Palmyra friends. Mr Ulrich of Harrisburg was here Monday. Mr Fackler rents Dr Betz farm for spring occupancy. Jacob W Lerch visited aunt at Harry Kettering sold two cows to Rudy Behm. Mr and Mrs Adam Blouch of Algers visited Rudy Behm's family Monday.

F.B. Snavely Lancaster H.N. Herr C.V. Glynn Orpheum J. Eye Snyder Clara Walmer William Maginnis Steelton John Maginnis George. A. Gross Highspire Harrisburg Fred Bowers Rose Kyler Philadelphia 8. P.bacastow Samuel J. Feese Spruce Street Lebanon William Geiling Josephine Edwin Schwenk Chambersburg Pricilla Wertz Palmyra William Miller, Jr John Umberger Marysville John Conrad Derry Church Verna Copp Duncannon E. J. Krause Mary Snavely Lawn Alvin Flowers Charles Hawkins John Zimmerman Elizabeth Pfautz Kipp H. M. Witman Swatara Station Cocos Avenue Witman Mildred Skyrm Pittsburg Anna Mowery Edward Mitchener Hummelstown Mra Ira J. Bacastow Ezra F. Hershey John J. Bowman C. EB. Bowman Atlantic City Frank Magee al. Wirth Cove Mountains McConnelsburg L. H. Pugh Cleveland Ohio F. W. Pugh Ewing Cain P. N. Kasson E C. Neagley Harisburg Hershey Sixth Street Sixth and Willow Streets Neagley D. C. Neagley Helen Mae ‘Skivington Catharine McIlhenny Calvin D. Lingle Frank Tinney Coatesville D.va George F. Greenawalt Selinsgrove R. H. Beaumont Contracting Engineering Company Dorothy Mabel Feeser Linglestown Carrie Feeser Stella Bechtel Sand Beach Mary B. Grove Clara. B. Smythe Dallastown A. J. Raab Emigsville Norman A. Deveney Wallace Potterger Hershey Chocolate Company Linn H. Hanbecker Cocoa Avenue Harold Mayer Trinidad Avenue Mayer Mary Hoffer Bindnagles Church Jennie Myers Cleona D. A. Wagner George Goodman Long’s School House Sherk’s United Brethren Church Norman Fake Thomas Bomgardner Ulrich Mr. Fackler Dr. Betz Jacob W. Lerch Harry Kettering Rudy Behm Adam Blouch Algers

Fair at Hummelstown Opens in Town Hall

The Chemical Fire Company and Acme Band fair opened in Hummelstown Town Hall on Saturday evening and will run until November 28. Borough residents donated many useful articles and a large number of goods will be sold over two weeks. Numerous contests will be held with prizes for winners, and the Acme Band will perform a concert each evening of the fair.

Chemical Fire Company Acme Hummelstown Hall

Sunday Union Services Draw Crowd at Hershey Theater

Between one and two hundred attendees braved the storm for Hershey Central Theater union services. J W Millard presided, Feese led the orchestra, Rev N L Linebaugh gave scripture, Dr Cole of California spoke on The Story of Old Mike, and the YWCA glee club directed by Blanche Wingert sang admirably with participation from Edna Landis Elizabeth Glick Emma Wassner Edith Fuller S P Bacastow Minnie Riegle Mary Painter Mary Burch Alice Elder and Blanche Wingert.

Hershey Central Theater J. W. Millard Hershey Men’s Club Feese N. L. Linebaugh Cole California Old Mike Glee Club Young Women’s Christian Association Elizabeth Glick Emma Wassner Edith Fuller S. P. Bacastow Minnie Rieggle Mary Mary. Burch Alice Elder Blanche Wingert

Wayfarer Bill Brown Travels by Dog Team for $10,000 Wager

A traveler drawn by three dogs arrived in town at noon last Thursday. Bill Brown bets ten thousand dollars he can visit every state and capital in six years. Starting from Nome Alaska he has already visited 46 states and capitals after a bit over two years on the road. He plans to end in Washington DC where the stake is kept. He funds his journey by collecting offerings and performing how the dogs are driven. Hershey residents welcomed him with many nickels and dimes.

Bill Brown Brown Union Nome Alaska Hershey Washington, D. C

Union Thanksgiving Service at Derry Presbyterian Church

The United Brethren and Presbyterian congregations hold a Union Thanksgiving Service on Thanksgiving morning at 10 30 o clock. Rev N L Linebaugh of the United Brethren will preach. The choirs of both churches will provide special music. You are invited to attend.

The United Brethren Presbyterian Churches Derry Presbyterian Church N. L. Linebaugh United Brethren Church

Hinkle Stranded Two Hours On Rainy Route Home

Maurice Hinkle, returning from a motor trip to Duncannon, was hung up between Harrisburg and his home for two hours as his automobile engine failed to respond. He battled through a driving rain to get the machine properly repaired.

Duncannon Maurice Hinkle Harrisburg

Lebanon Academy to Present Damaged Goods and Firefly

The Lebanon Academy of Music announces November events headlined by Damaged Goods directing from Walnut Street Theater Philadelphia with 25 50 75 and 1 dollar prices. Next night The Firefly musical comedy with Edith Thayer and a large company stage crews and scenery arrives with 25 50 75 1 and 1 50 tickets. On the 26th John W Vogel's Big City Minstrels finish the run offering continuous mirth with prices 25 35 50 and 75.

Academy of Music Lebanon New York Hershey Walnut Street Theater Philadelphia John W. Kern Indiana Washington Richard Bennett Bennett Edith Thayer John W. Vogel Big City

Marriage Unites Hershey-Landis Couple at Hummelstown Parsonage

Levin Hershey a clerk from Elizabeth town wed Miss Emma G Landis of Union Deposit at the United Brethren church parsonage in Hummelstown with Rev. A S Lehman officiating. They moved to their new home on Orange Street in Elizabeth town after the ceremony.

United Brethren Church Hummelstown Levin Hershey Elizabethtown Union Deposit A. S. Lehman Orange Street

Sunday School Institute In Derry and Humмels town

Sunday School District Institute to be held at Sand Hill Lutheran Church on Sunday November 29 at 2 00 p m The program includes Voluntary Miss Iva M Miller Invocation Rev C A Forscht Vocal Solo Miss Edna Miller Address of Welcome Miss Minnie Urich Duet Jacob B Nye Blanche Brown Address Geo H Seiler Song Class of Girls Discussion Why have a Cradle Roll in every School Round Table What benefits are derived from the Home Department

Derry Township Hummelstown Sand Hill Lutheran Church Iva M. Miller C. A. Forscht Edna Miller Minnie Urich Jacob B. Nye Blanche Brown Geo. H. Seiler Round Table

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Wm.f. R. Murrie Geo. Shearer Cumberland Murrie Allen ‘Walton, Jr New York City D. Burt Smith Easton Ella Basehore West Palmyra Joseph P. Plunkett Leroy Wolfersberger Paul Hiram Shepler Amy Baker Alfred Ec Ridgley Church of the Brethren Irwin Freed Milton Slesser George H.keller Samuel Rinehart Franklin County Ralph Imboden Paul Miller United ‘Brethren Church Stough S. D. Clark James W. Millard Victor Gingrich Edwin M. Hershey William Shakespear Charles Wolf John C. Moyer G. W. Sneath Newport Flora Case Lebanon Valley College Virginia Hershey Ada Keller Lebanon Valley York May Slack Middletown May Groff Son Park D. C. Baker Bessie Witmer Fisher Gongroff Levi Zimmerman A.C. Zimmerman John Hershey Mia T. Frank Ream Alvin Sara Shertzer Joseph Freed Aaron Slesser Kelly Cassel George Witherow John Heury George W. Stuart Hatboro Stuart Blanche Ebersole Mary T. Magee Regina Canada D. Frank Magee Ivan L. Mease Sunda Roseville Lancaster County J. S. Snyder Hershey Inn Carrol Hummel Edgar O. Hummel Lehigh University South Bethlehem Harry Hollinger Christ Hollinger Benjamin ‘Reigle West Lizzie Moyer Samuel Moyer State Hospital Reformed Church J. T. Frantz Harry Gingrich Michael C. F. Gruber Katharine Jerome Snavely Winchester Elsie Arnold Moyer Ulrich Wellmer Derry’ Church Emma, Heilman Samuel Heilman Campbelltown Mr. Hinkle Trouble Lebanon Academy Hershey-Landis Sunday School Institute Hershey, Penna
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