Olivets Open Season With Easy 53 to 10 Win
Olivets dominated Steelton 53 to 10 in the season opener on their home floor. Stover led with nine field goals and eight points overall, while Strine and Bordner added solid scoring. Breckenridge led Steelton with six points, and Olivets plan more free throw practice ahead of tomorrow’s Harrisburg Methodist Club Five matchup.
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Olivets
Steelton
Little Bethlehem
Hershey
Stover
Olivers
Strine
Bordner
Breckenridge
Sellers
Five
Harrisburg
Fred Clark
Independents Face Coatesville After 41 29 Win
Harrisburg Independents defeated Vincome Five 41 to 29 at Chestnut Street Auditorium. Moorehead led the pivot after Boss Haggerty’s withdrawal. Wallower McCord Ford and Gerdes contributed on offense and defense. Coatesville, replacing Pittson, expected as Saturday’s opponent with lineup likely unchanged.
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Harrisburg Independents
Vincome
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street Auditorium
Vincome Lads
Harrisburg Boys
Moorehead
Haggerty
Wallower
Mce Cord
Ford
Gerdes
Coatesville
Pittson
Independents
McCord
Kline
Gough
New Maximum Compensation Rule Announced by Board
The Pennsylvania Compensation Board states that for accidents after January 1, 1920 with medical and hospital charges or hospital charges alone, a $100 maximum charge will be set by the Board.
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Pennsylvania Compensation Board
Raiguel Lecture Draws Strong Backing in Hershey
Dr. George E. Raiguel of Philadelphia delivered the first of five Hershey lectures on November 14 at the Hershey Central Theatre. The address praised America's leadership and the League of Nations while acknowledging flaws, and featured a vivid London Army Navy baseball scene illustrating unity and spirit.
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George E. Raiguel
Philadelphia
Hershey Central Theatre
America
League of Nations
Senate
League
London
Army
Navy
Great Britains
Health Crusade Booster Urges School Aid
Dr. Thomas E. Finnegan urges 44 000 teachers and students to support the Red Cross health crusade and the 1919 Red Cross Seal drive in schools and communities as a Christmas effort against tuberculosis. The letter asks examinations for symptomatic children and directs district medical inspectors to arrange treatments with nurses and school visitors following up on cases.
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Thomas E. Finnegan
Red Cross Health Crusade
Finnegan
Red Cross
Santa Claus
Woodland Singers Give stellar Hershey show at Central Theatre
The Woodland Singers of America under John Elder Men’s Bible Class presented a high grade program in Hershey’s Central Theatre on Thursday night. Cavin Jones managed the performance with Frank Thomas J W Hoffman and Milo Sweet in leading vocal roles. The audience filled with enthusiasm requesting encores and praised music of the highest order and pure humor, promising a strong return engagement for the next winter program.
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Woodland Singers of America
John Elder Men’s Bible Class
Hershey
Central Theatre
Cavin Jones
Royal Welsh
Frank Thomas
J. W. Hoffman
Milo Sweet
Woodland
Lancaster County Tops Pennsylvania Corn Production Record
The 1930s style report notes Pennsylvania ranks high in corn buckwheat and potato yields. Lancaster County leads with 5 312 916 bushels of corn and 58 bushels per acre, followed by York and Berks. Lehigh tops potato counties with 1 794 420 bushels and 135 bushels per acre, with Luzerne Lancaster Berks and York next in line.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
York County
Berks
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lancaster
York
Hummelstown Set to Face West End Reserve in Rematch
Hummelstown football hosts Harrisburg West End Reserve on Saturday at home. The teams previously met this season with West End winning in a close, spirited contest. Hummelstown trains hard to avenge the earlier loss and shore up weak spots.
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Hummelstown
West End
Harrisburg
Hummelstown Boys
Bible Class Meets in Palmyra With Study and Social
Thirteen members of the John Elder Bible Class at Hershey Presbyterian met Monday at Irvin Reist's home in Palmyra. The evening opened with a business session and a study of Money the acid test, followed by discussions and a social program. Next week the group will meet at George Gressler's home in Hershey.
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John Elder
Hershey Presbyterian
Irvin Reist
North Lincoln Street
Palmyra
George Gressler
Chocolate Avenue
Hershey
R. H. Taylor
Ivan L. Mease
Harold Woomer
Harry Fasnacht
Alvin McKinney
John Boyer
Daniel Ensminger
S. P. Bacasto
H. S. Moyer
Messrs. Burkholder
Wolf
Irvin L. Reist
Few Turkeys to Be Eaten This Year
Officials and traders warn Thanksgiving shoppers to skip turkey due to high prices and tight supply. Wholesalers expect costs to rise with limited stock as many households consider rabbit or chicken as substitutes. Rabbit prices from Kentucky and western states appear around 75 to 85 cents per pair, while live turkeys fetch 35 to 40 cents per pound.
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State Department of Agriculture
Turkey
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Thanksgiving Day Film at Central Theatre Checkers
Patrons are invited to see Checkers at Hershey Central Theatre on Thanksgiving Day. The Fox production cost over 320000 and features racing life, romance, and a reforming racer named Checkers. Cast includes Thomas J. Carrigan Rus Cassity and Peggy Worth with director Richard Stanton.
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Hershey Central Theatre
Checkers
Henry M. Blossom Jr
Fox Organization
Belmont Park Race Track
New York
Chinatown
Hummelstown High School Alumni Concert Planned
The Hummelstown High School Alumni Association announces an Old Time Concert at the Orpheum Theatre on Friday evening November 28 under alumni direction. The program features varied musical selections and a number of acts as ticket sales proceed.
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Orpheum Theatre
Hummelstown
Hummelstown High School Alumni Association
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Health Crusade
BIBLE
Hummelstown H. S
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