Dedication Exercises of the M. S. Hershey Public School
The Dedication of the M. S. Hershey Public School in Derry Township will be held Tuesday October 18. The program includes music by the Hershey Band, an invocation by Rev. N L Linebaugh, a Welcome by John E Snyder, and speeches by Dr N C Schaffer and Henry Houck. The school building cost $120000 and serves over six hundred pupils.
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M. S.’. Hershey ' Consolidated ‘Public School
Derry’ Township
Kebach
Hershey Band
N. L. Linebaugh
John E. Snyder
United States
Hershey Schools
N. C. Schaffer
Hershey
A. B. Shenk
Hon Henry Houck
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Washington Camp No
P. QO. S. of A
Elmer E. Erb
H. M. Whitman
Derry Township
Board of Public Education
D. ‘M.frershey
A. W. Snavely
Harry M. Witman
Christian Meckley
H. 8. Everett
Marie H. Johnson
Mabel R. Brown
Blanche P., Wingert
Arthur P. Hocker
Ira. Shhenk
Sara E. Foreman
Mary Rose
A. Mae Gruber
Edna C. Erb
May V. Moyer
Mabel F. Hoffman
Carrie E. Dressler
May B. Hershey
Margaret Langworthy
Ethel Miller
Margaret Lang
Stoverdale
Miriam Forscht
Waltonville
Balsbaugh
Sunnyside
Geo. E. Foreman
Vian
Amos E. Hess
Gravel Hill
Kindergarten Opens Monday Hershey Opens Monday
The Hershey Kindergarten will open on Monday replacing the previous session. Officials urge parents to ensure children arrive ready for introductory activities and enrollment procedures.
Hershey Trolley Line Sees Busy Autumn Travel
The Hershey Trolley Lines run filled through autumn with visitors seeking fall scenery and LDS visits. Today they carry a large Lutheran Synod party to Harrisburg, about 150 people, using special cars. On October 15 they will transport Grand Army of the Republic members from Harrisburg to Lebanon. A week more progress is reported on the Hershey to Elizabeth town line, signaling regional benefits and expanded markets.
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Hershey Tughey
Hershey
Lebanon Valley
Bible Oe
Lebanon
Lutheran Synod
Harrisburg
Grand Army of the Republic of Harrisburg
Elizabethtown
Lancaster County
Andrew Johnson
Fradaric Poola
Philadelphia
China
Samuel G. Nail
Goo
I. Cole
California
Milso
Olympia Ladies
Southland
Charlon
Hunt
Ingdon
Dea
Dr. W
Culp
Chicago
Byron W. King
Pittaburgh
Mitchell
War Chronicle: Eighteen Days of Allied Push in Northern France
Report asserts Allied forces are bending the German right wing in Northern France as censorship limits official statements. The article notes wartime declarations, global scope, and Russian advances while warning of Germany’s resolve and mounting costs.
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France
Befan
Austria
Servia
Germany
Russia
Belgium
Great Britain
Montenegro
Japan
Hershey ideas inspire Hazleton department store plan
Northumb lands telegram reports Charles Boust and son visited Hershey to gather ideas for a large Hazleton department store. BE Walker is cutting Snyder county timber for construction, which will begin soon. The 200 by 82 foot two story building will partly host a moving picture theatre.
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Warrilsburg
Northumlands
Charles Boust
A. O G. Boust
Hershey
Hazleton
BE. Walker
Woodland
Snyder County
Campaign Won by the Golds in Young Women's Association
The campaign for YWCA members ended with Golds leading at 61 percent to 39 percent for Blupa, claiming victory after a points-based contest. Over 160 members were added, with details to be announced next week.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Tha
Golda
Blupa
Tha Golds
Hershey Men's Club Sets Meeting to Organize
A Hershey Pa article outlines a Friday October 2 1914 meeting at 7 45 pm in the gymnasium to organize the Hershey Men's Club with member voting officers and monthly meetings. The piece describes the club as a Christian yet nonsectarian athletic community center for ages ten to sixty with a renovated gym and new rooms and programs.
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Hershey Men’s Club
M. S. Hershey
Old Young Men’s Christian Association
J. M. Brandau
Eastern Association School
Easton
Mt. Hermon School
Mt. Hermon
Mass
Springfield High School
Springfield
Chocolate and
Cocoa Avenues
Hershey Men’s
Hershey Woodmen Camp 364 Eyes 200 Members Soon
The Hershey Camp Number 364 of the Woodmen of the World organized last June expects 200 members. First meeting had 18. later in September 33 new members were elected, 10 applications were received, total applications 152. August 1 assets stood at 23 543 909.43 with 750 000 members overall. Officers include Past Consul Commander S Brown and Consul Commander N L Linebaugh among others.
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Hershey
Woodmen of the World
United States
Hershey Camp
8. S. Brown
John Zoll
N. L. Linebaugh
Cyrus Garman
Albert Snavely
D. Frank Garman
Hershey Store Sets Fall Record with Millinery Rise
The Hershey Store celebrated autumn with a harvest themed opening by a forty piece band and widespread praise. Since then business boomed as locals and travelers shopped its large fresh stock at fair prices. An expanded millinery parlor led by a skilled artist drew many women seeking unique hats, August becoming the store’s best month and September likely to beat it.
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Hershey Chocolate Company
America
Canada
Mexico
Alaska
Hershey
Churches Take New Life Under Pastor Forscht at Union Depot and Sand Hill
Rev Dr A C Forscht reports renewed energy in Union Depot and Sand Hill churches after months without a regular pastor. He praises the pastorate families and congregations for beautiful harvest decor, excellent music, and communal effort on parsonage repairs and heating.
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A. C. Forscht
Union Deposit
Sand Hill
Forscht
Ladies Missionary Aid Society
Hershey Theaters to Extend Moving Pictures and Vaudeville
The Hershey theaters will continue moving pictures and home talent vaudeville, with shows Monday and Saturday evenings at the Park theater and nightly screenings all week. Remodeling of the old school building for additional amusements is being rushed to completion for winter use.
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Park Theater
Park cancels Thursday dances at Hershey Park pavilion
The Hershey Park pavilion drops Thursday night dances, while Wednesday and Saturday evenings remain. Park management plans a winter program with an instructor to demonstrate dances and a good orchestra will be hired for the events.
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Hershey Park Pavilion
Winter of Work Planned by YWCA Leaders
The Educational committee outlines the 1914 15 winter program including reception for new members after the campaign, an educational rally on October 8, and multiple classes on Monday afternoons and evenings. Activities cover cooking millinery German Swedish gymnastics basketball volleyball and sewing for juniors and girls with various fees and a six week Christmas novelty class beginning November 6.
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Corot
Joseph Hills
Cicaro
Cataline
Avenue
Middelharris
Whobbeman
A. B. Shenk
Lincoln
Johnson
I. Clayton Stavely
Marie
Wilhelm Tell
Mia
Frank de Werter
Ttda
Murrie
Washington
Ira Shenk
Washington Crossing
Delaware
Alsa
Pitt
Y. W. ©. A. Glee Club
Bertha Wenger
Mary Burch
S. P. Bacastow
Don’t Neglect Sore Threats In the Fall
The article warns of fall contagion in southern Pennsylvania as people crowd indoors. It urges parents to call a doctor immediately if a child shows a fever or sore threat and stresses treating illness early with a regular physician to fight the disease.
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Pennsylvania
Subway Project Advances Under A T Drosch
Under A T Drosch a crew moves concrete and rails for a new subway from the Chocolate avenue pile to the bar of the P R railroad behind the planing mill. Work is underway and progress continues.
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A. T. Droscher
Planing Mill
Chocolate Avenua
Large purchase of steers by Lan caster buyers
Mosars I. B. Snavely J. B. Leithiser and W. B. Leithiser bought 78 head of fine steers last Thursday at the Lancaster stock yards. The cattle will be slaughtered for the Hershey Meat department.
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M. S. Hershey Public School
John E. Snyder, Esq
Henry Houck
E. E. Erb
Hershey Goods
Hershey, Pa
Suapendead
Thea Moat
Brunswick-Balke-Collerder
Bank
Cocoa Avenue
Hershey Theaters
The
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