Hershey and Hummelstown Tie Noted In 26 0 Game
Hershey defeated Hummelstown 26 to 0 in a well played contest. Hershey used an open passing game and strong line drive to push to the one yard line, with Newlyn and Malone scoring, while Keller and Brinser stood out for Hummelstown's defense and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Hummelstown
Palmyra
Dearolf
Newlyn
Zentmeyer
J. Bordner
Malone
Keller
Ehley
Baer
Brinser
Hummelstown Dearolf
L. E. Linebach
L. E. E. Slesser
L. T. Eisenhour
L. T. Romig
L. G. Fenner
L. G. Hollingsworth
C. Horner
C. Sollenberger
R. G. Foltz
R. G. Zentmeyer
R. T. Rudy
R. T. Bryson
R. EB. Shaffer
R. E. J. Bordner
Q. B. Keller
Q. B. 0. Bordner
L. H.B. Ehley
Monarchs Fall to Middletown in Open Year Debut
The Hershey Men's Club Monarchs lost 89 to 28 to a Middletown team mostly high school players. Russell Clark led Hershey with four baskets while Conklin scored seven for Middletown. The game opened 21 to 9 at halftime and Middletown dominated the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch
Hershey
Middletown
Monarchs
Russell Clark
Conklin
Clark
F. Brown
F. Bowman
Bompardier
C. Bock
C. Dressler
G. Kupp
G. Henry
G. Snavely
Independents Open Season with Big Win Over Shamokin
The Independents defeated Shamokin in an 1800 strong crowd at Cheatnut Street Auditorium Saturday night. Harrisburg opened with the same lineup from last season as McConnel started the scoring early with rapid points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darinsburg
Independents
Cheatnut Street
Harrisburg
McConnel
Harrisburg Defeats Shamokin 43 to 24 in Nonleague Showdown
Harrisburg led from the start as McCord and Ford fueled the win with solid scoring. Barr starred for Shamokin while Rote stayed out for precaution. A large Hershey crowd attended as the Independents prep to face Garnet of Philadelphia on Thanksgiving night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
McCord
Rote
Central-Tech
Ford
Bates
Barr
Shamokin
Hershey
Independents
Philadelphia
Palmyra Dominates Mechanicsburg In 30–0 Win
Palmyra defeated Mechanicsburg 30 to 0 on Saturday at Hershey establishing strong momentum for the upcoming game. Mechanicsburg offered a competitive showing but Palmyra outgunned them throughout the match.
Local visits and farms noted in Hast Hanover area
Bindnagles Church Joseph Grubb and family from Hast Hanover visited friends in London Derry. Elmer Reigel of Vian and Mr. Sattazahn of Avon appeared this week. The Hemperly remains laid to rest. Richard Smith rents Levi Lehman farm and plans to occupy soon. Multiple readers visit relatives and assist with local building and deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Grubb
Hast Hanover
Londonderry
Elmer Reigel
Vian
Sattazahn
Avon
Pullman Automan
Lebanon County
Christian Long
Coffeetown
Adam Hemperly
Richard Smith
Levi Lehman
Elias Kline
William R. Hetrick
Oscar Withers
Edward Fasnacht
John Clemens
J. H. Kettering and Son
Daniel Zeigler
Shellsville
Enos Bacastow
Rosseley
Hockersville Doings and Local Visits
Mrs Hiram Sheplerd visited her parents in Palmyra on Tuesday. Miss Meta Crammer and her father Al Crammer of Lebanon visited W C Erb and family on Sunday. The Fishburns church revival continues with five penitents at the altar and crowds each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Sheplerd
Palmyra
Meta Crammer
Father al
Crammer
Lebanon
W. C. Erb
Fishburn’s
Alter
al, Brinser
Middletown
Peter van Shope
Christian Hershey
Progress
Arthur Hocker
Tobias Shenk
Campbelltown
Harry L. Hocker
Rebecca Spangler
Erma Hocker
George Seiler
Maude
Swatara Station
Maurice Foreman
Miss Katherine Zeigler to Speak at Palmyra Hershey Churches
Miss Katherine Zeigler, a Church of the Brethren missionary from India on furlough, will speak at Palmyra Chestnut Street meeting house Saturday at 7 30 PM and in Henry's Meeting House near Hershey Sunday at 10 30 AM and evening. Her talks will cover eight years of mission work as attendees are invited. The fall revival at Henry's Meeting House, led by Rev. William Zohler, began Monday and runs two weeks with strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Zeigler
India
Church of the Brethren
Palmyra
Hershey
Miss Zeigler
Chestnut Street
Henry
Church of the Brothrens
Henry's
William Zohler
Mountville
Forceful Speaker Delivers Mission Talk at Otterbein Guild
The evening service at Wirst United Brethren Church, led by Otterbein Guild President Mish Mary Loeb, featured special music from the choir and a lively quartet. Mia L HH Lotte What, Vice President of the National Woman's Missionary Association, gave a strong address captivating the audience and earning regret that she could not speak longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirst
Death Notice of John J. Nissley Hummelstown Bank Leader
John J. Nissley president of Hummelstown National Bank died after a long illness at 9:30 p.m. He was born October 22 1882 in Derry township and helped shape local banking. Survived by daughter Mrs J F Moyer of Reading and previously married Kate Ubil. He served as director of local industry and held church trust positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Nissley
Hummelstown National Bank
John J. ‘Nissley
Christian and
Nancy (Funck) Nissley
Derry Township
Dauphin County
Chamberlain’s Commercial College
Baltimore
Nissley
C. A. Nissley
Hummelstown
George T. Hummel
Hummelstown Bank
Eastern Synod of the Reformed Church
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Board of Home Missions
Hastern
Potomas
Reformed Church
General Synod Board
Kate Ubil
York County
Annie L
J. E. Moyer
First Reformed Church
Reading
J. Paul
Ada Virginia
T. Burdwell
Grace
Three Nissley Siblings Survive in Pennsylvania Family
Three brothers Dr Samuel R Niss ley of Elizabethtown Rev Joseph Nissley of Derry township and Martin F Nissley of Hummelstown along with sister Miss Anna Nissley of Harrisburg survive in the family notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Nissley
Elizabethtown
Joseph Nissley
Derry Township
Martin F. Nissley
Hummelstown
Anna Nissley
Harrisburg
Sunday Visits Highlight Local Family Gatherings
Sand Beach 8S Wagner and family visited his brother and family on Sunday afternoon. Miss Margaret Basehore from Steelton visited her uncle Levi. Harvey Lesher and children of Kingston visited his parents on Sunday afternoon. Giben and son of Dauphin visited his sister Mrs. Harvey Etter on Saturday and Sunday. Levi Hess Jr and family of Hershey visited Clayton Wagner and family on Sunday. Frank Keller and family of Lebanon staying with his father in law for a week. Addison Grubb and wife of Campbellstown visited Mrs. A. C. Keeney on Sunday. Harry Kaley and family visited John Cassel and family and Mrs. J. B. Reigel on Sunday. H. H. Lesher and daughter were at Palmyra on Sunday evening. Rev. Ginder of Carlisle visited William Wagner Jr on Sunday. J. P. Stuckey and family and Mrs. S. H. Yingst visited Victor Yingst and family on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Margaret Basehore
Steelton
Levi
Basehore
Harvey Lesher
Kingston
Mr. Giben
Dauphin
Harvey Etter
Snday
Levi Hess
Hershey
Clayton Wagner
Frank Keller
Lebanon
Addison Grubb
Campbelltown
A. C. Keeney
Harry Kaley
John Cassel
J. B. Reigel
H. Lesher
Palmyra
Rev. Ginder
Carlisle
William Wagner, Jr
J. P. Stuckey
S. H. Yingst
Victor Yingst
One Doings and Parish Visits Highlight Sunday
The One Doings Missionary society met Sunday evening in the U E Church at seven. Local residents hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Frank Shuey and daughter Alma from Ebenezer. Palmyra guests Mrs Grant Gray and children Katye and Henry visited her parents. Mabel Ulrich spent the weekend in town. Mrs Paul Sheetz of Newmanstown dined in town for several days. Dittmar Allison and family from Johnstown visited for several weeks. W S Krum and his mother visited Harry Leese on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society
U. E
Frank Shuey
Alma
Ebenezer
E. E. Shuey
Grant Gray
Katye
Henry
Palmyra
Mabel Ulrich
Paul Sheetz
Newmanstown
Dittmar Allison
Johnstown
W. S. Krum
Harry Leese
Ship of the Desert Class Lesson On Dromedaries
A classroom joke highlights a misunderstanding of a dromedary. Johnny asks the teacher what a dromedary is while Ralph confidently explains it as a two-masted camel, reflecting a playful exchange in a learning setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Ralph
Dormitory Men Social Brings House Guests Together
The Hershey Men's Club hosted a Monday night social in the second floor lobby to foster a home like feel between roomers and the building. Guests included Employed Boys Night School. entertainment ranged from a Victrola concert to vaudeville acts, singing, dancing, and tasty refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Men’s Club
M. S. May
Messrs Lynch and
Kaler
E. J. Krause
Kentucky
Tipperary
Roy Pfeffer
H. L. Catherman
Louis Brinker
C.C. Gorsuch
R. S. Brown
John W. Allen
John Wissler
Norman DeVene
Local names listed for identity record fragment
The fragment lists individuals Strine Winfield Zimmerman John Zimmerman Nicholas Purcell Sando Magrini Clarence Bomgardner Rus sell Fahs Donald Habecker Lester Hummel Wm Houseworth Stanley Gibble Jesse Mansberger Monroe Stover.
Ambition Question in Detroit Free Press Quote
A reader remarks on parental expectations for a son and the idea he should not become a male assistant to a female dancing teacher. The quote reflects social attitudes toward gender roles and ambition.
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Hershey Monarchs
Mechanicsburg
Bindnagles Church
Hockersville
Doings
John
Detroit Freee Press
J. E. Gruber
Hershey Derry Church
Yingst
John B. Curry
Curry
David Gordon
Hershey, Pa
New York
Hershey Improvement Company
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Penna
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