Local Happenings Highlight Community Visits and Travels
A string of social notes records residents visiting Harrisburg Reading Reading Marietta Shermansdale Duncannon Red Lion York Coatesville and Palmyra for weekends visits business trips and family gatherings. Notable mentions include Corrine Peters Paul Grubb Naomi Renninger and Alan Fidler among others visiting relatives or attending events.
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Denver
Harry Asper
Harrisburg
Alan Fidler
Pinegrove
Jacob Ebersole
Red Lion
Paul Sternberger
Homer
Shermansdale
C. F. Sternberger
Charles Smith
George Dressler
Florence Kitchen
Helen Eshleman
Marietta
Fred Clark
Dives, Pormeroy & Stewart
Reading
Hershey
Zimmerman
S. D. Clark
W. P. Yeatts
York
R. H. Sattazahn
Duncannon
R. C. Belton
Willis Dressler
George
Harry Hess
Herman Marks
Walter Stahley
Florence Willard
Dorothy Humphries
Ray Willard
Roy Deets
Clarence von Neida
Percy Ritter
Aaron Gingrich
Sunnyside
Frank Slabach
R. H. Sattuzahn
George KK. Morris
Harry Miller
Wilson Rhoads
George Huss
John R. Zoll
Katherine Snavely
Mildred Fromm
William Curtis
Beaver Station
Beulah Kline
Beulah Kine
Jacob Brandt
Bachmanville
Myrtle Kline
Clara Mengle
Palmyra
Irwin Stesser
Chocolate Avenue
Hershey Post Elects Officers for 1921
Hershey Post No. 386 American Legion met at the Central Theatre on November 23 with active discussion. Officers for 1921 were elected led by Commander A Bowman Snavely and First Vice Commander Harry Kaley. Permanent Home Committee reported progress toward quarters in the Hershey store building.
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Hershey Post
American Legion
Central Theatre
Sheckart
Athletic
Hershey
A. Bowman Snavely
Harry E. Kaley
John J. Daniel
Paul Shultz
Ass’t
Norman Smith
Paul R. Gingrich
Grover C. Sheckart
Raymond Hinkle
Alan Fidler
Clark Bare
Harold Weishaupt
Irwin Slesser
Irvin Slesser
John Shearer
Harold Woomer
Hershey Ties Oberlin In Narrow 7 7 Game
Hershey and Oberlin battled to a 7 to 7 draw on Saturday November 20 at Hershey Park athletic field. Ed Zimmerman scored for Hershey on a pair of carries and a later TD was negated by a controversial umpire call benefiting Oberlin. The game featured strong Hershey defense and a disputed late sequence that kept the score tied.
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Park Athletic
Hershey Boys
Marysville
Cornet Drug Store
Central Theater
Hershey High School Athletic Association
Lebanon
RR. Batterwick
United Brethren Church
Mildred Brandt
Elizabethtown
the Park Athletic Field
Hershey
Oberlin
Ed Zimmerman
O. K
Oberlin Hershey
E. Stepp
C. Swartz J. Atticks
M. Stover
H. Hanshaw
Wiley P
Shenk Gustin
Hershey Legion Defeats Garnets In Potent Home Win
Hershey Post 386 American Legion basketball dominated as the Blarksburg Garnets fell to Hershey in front of a small crowd. Wirth led with six baskets while Kaley added four as Hershey showcased sharp floor work and improved shooting despite a weak foul-shot tally. The Garnets showed little resistance and face upcoming games against Reading Walnuts and Harrisburg’s Tarsus.
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Blarksburg Garnets
Hershey
Hershey Post 386
American Legion
Garnets
Legionnaires
Wirth
Henry
Kelley
Ries
Plershey 5
Kaley
Diakonia Bible Class Meets at Trinity Lutheran Church
The Diakonia Bible Class of Trinity Lutheran Church met on Thursday evening November 18 at Mrs. A M Hinkle's home on Areba Ave. The well attended session covered business and a pleasing song festival. Delicious refreshments concluded the gathering with thanks to the hostess.
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Diakonia Bible Class
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. M. Hinkle
Areba Ave
Eight-Hour Man Reilly Joke About Drowned Pat
Witty exchange centers on Pat’s drowning described as a union protest. Reilly notes Pat swam eight hours then quit on principle while Kelley questions his swimming ability. Historical humor tone with social commentary implied.
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Reilly
Pat
Kelley
Home Brew Hamper Sparks Basement Ruckus
A householder confronts workers loading a van with his possessions. He demands they drop a large basement hamper, insisting they instead moved the piano, prompting a tense exchange with the husky crew.
You want another prescription exclaims doctor
Uncle Bill Bottletop objects to a new prescription saying he needs medicine to cure the headache caused by the previous prescription. The exchange highlights patient doubt and doctor patient dynamics.
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Uncle Bill
Hershey Central Theatre Screenings and Bride 13 Episode
The Hershey Central Theatre lists showings on November 24 and 25 for Humoresque and on November 27 for What's Your Hurry. December 1 features The Truth from Madge Kennedy and continues Bride 13 episode 7 with a dramatic pirate chase and rescue sequence titled Tongues of Flame.
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Hershey Central Theatre
Wallace Reid
George Walsh
Madge Kennedy
Bob
Ruth
Mt. Hope Mine
Eleanor
Winthrop
Lieut
Morgan
Eleanor Storrow
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Eshleman
Derry Church
Remington
Paul Leitzinger
Aretha Ave
Newlands
Hershey Traction Company
Cassel
Williams
Shoeman
Sete
Trafford
U Bordner
Elliott Pimekeeper
Drescher
Mease
Hershey Legion
Diakonia
Adam
New York Evening Post
M. S. Hershey
W. H. Lebkicher
Ezra F. Hershey
S. C. Stecher
Sec'y & Treas
John A. Landis
J. B. Leithiser
WM. F. B. Murrie
A. G. Risser, M.D., John E. Snyder
A. W. Stauffer
The
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Pennsylvania
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