Community Gathers For Neighborly Visits In Hershey
A long list of residents and visitors frequent Hershey and surrounding towns including Hills, Herr, Snyder, Baker, Thomas, Leichert, Kopp, Snyder, and Moyer. Social calls span Harrisburg to Lebanon with trips to theaters, shops, and family gatherings. A serious scald injury to Anna Nauman prompts concern, while local workers move between Hershey stores and farms. A lost gold lover’s pin near Chocolate Avenue prompts a reward note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hills
Dorothy
Joe
Howe
Majestic
H. N. Herr
Harrisburg
John E. Snyder
Lancaster
Howard Baker
Sara
Pennbrook
Maggie
Margaret Thomas
Hummelstown
Baker
Florence Berg
Hershey
Carrie Holmes
Mary Snyder
Curtin Hollingsworth
Walter Foster
Orpheum
W. E. Miller
Morris Hinkle
Duncannon
Harry Almond
George Dressler
B. L. Kopp
John Nauman
Colebrook
John Thompson
John Westhafer
Fannie Ludwig
Viola Westhafer
Ellis Hoffer
Allentown
W. H. Uhler
Caroline ‘Tice
Lebanon
Allison - Garman
William Brinker
Academy of Music
Edward Slesser
Paul Miller
William Wassner
Thomas Ingram
Samuel Emerich
Swatara Station
Ira Kohr
Henry Kreider
Palmyra
Samuel Garman
William Leichert
Buffalo
Ceylon
Gondon
Hershey Farm
Adam Garman
Eugene
Israel Moyer
A. K. Moyer
Edna Gehret
P. Bacastow
Lebanon Valley College Conservatory
E. J. Krause
Kreiger
Cove Allen
L. P. Williams
New Kingston
Victor Gingrich
Marry Coppenhaver
Coppenhaver
Henry Hoffman
Myerstown
Harry Christ
Ira Smith
Thomas Smith
Derry Church
Albert Emarich
Maurice Koser
Lititz
Mary Kosar
H. B. Slack
Hershey Stora Company
Slack
Bernard Weidler
Benjamin 3. Rarhart
Darvey Harhart
Tvan L. Mense
G, M, Jones
Mesa
Norman Deveney
Ivan S. Mense
Harriaburg
William Gelling
Carlisle
Mra
A. T. Hollman
Weel
Philadelphia
New York City
Jacob Gingrich
Mechanicsburg
Frank Strickler
Hummalstown
Minho
Amy
Ruth
Anna Grubb
Annville
Mrs
John Leese
J. E. Snyder
Clas Ferry
Clayton Lingle
Lester
Mr. Lingle
E. L.lingle
Lyonsville
Amos Zimmerman
Levi Zimmerman
Cora
Kate Lesher
Sand Beach
John Houtz
William Nowlen
Mr. Nowlen
Albert Nowlen
William Harper
Hershey Transit Co
Viola Boyer
H. D. Oberdorf
Rutherford Heights
Norman Smith
Trinidad Avenue
Clayton Norman Smith
George Witherow
Mr. Witherow
Cornwall
Charles Edzis
J. M. Gingrich
International Harvesting Company
New Cumberland
Oscar Kister
Etters
York County
Harry, Poorman
Fishing Creek Valley
Joseph Shertzer
Jacob Ensminger
Fontana
John Diehm
Samuel Deiter
Myrtle
Allen
Tower City
Higgins
R. M. Lingle
Port Carbon
Harry Lingle
Jonathan Dubbs
Middletown
Hershey Store
John Y Funck
Bertha
Aaron Zuver
Grantville
Emma Yingst
Ellen Tdetweiler
Hershey Volunteer Fire Company
Thomas Blott
Menser
Margaret Mansbarger
Sherleysburg
Huntington County
Minnie Mansbarger
L. Edwards
Milton Basehore
Emmett
Harriet Henry
Katharine Gingrich
Iliza Basehore
South Annville
John Gates
Krause
Mt. Grotna
Myrg
John Zo
MraeAy
Heilman
Myx
J. M
Brandan
Mura
Mosara
Ira
Roy Mummay
Raymond Toola
Cranford
N. J
Mia
Warper Snavely
Heilmand
Mr. Snavely
R. J. Snavely
J. C. Patch
Pittsburg
W. F. R. Murrie
Hershey Inn
George Geesaman
Ray Fisher
Robesonia
Benjamin Kop
Harry Wolfe
John Wolfe
Brownstown
John Kreiser
John B. Snyder
H. E
George Henty
John Heckert
Linglestown
Blue Mountains
Norman’. Helff
Tacoma
Washington
Kroberger
D. Frank ‘Magee
Magee
D. F
Primary Teachers’ Association of
Lebanon County
Weimar
D. L. Morgan
Scranton
Hershey Industrial School
Ralph Mauffair
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Ewing Cain
Lutheran Ministerium Lancaster Conference to Meet in Ephrata
The Lancaster Conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania will meet at Trinity Church Ephrata on October 6 and 7. Pastor I G Krapf will report on missions with lay delegates Dr H H G Mamma of this place and W Glenn Dietz of Palmyra.
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Lancaster Conference
The
Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
Holy Trinity Church
Hershey
Palm Congregation
Palmyra
Trinity Church
Ephrata
CG. Krapt
G. Mamma
W. Glenn Dietz
Free Delivery Planned for Hershey and Nearby Post Office
Hershey is nearing free mail delivery as the federal push to consolidate Derry Church with Hershey advances. The Derry Church postmaster has been informed and local sentiment will be sought. The Hershey post office undergoes upgrades and a civil service exam for assistant postmaster was recently held.
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Hershey
Washington
Derry Church
Hershey Press
Civil Service
My Best Girl and Everywoman Plays at Lebanon Academy
At the Lebanon Academy the evening of Wednesday October 7 features My Best Girl with Victor Morley as star. Prices range 25 50 75 and up to 1.50. Saturday offers the famous Everywoman by Henry W Savage with matinee and evening shows priced 25c to 1.00 and 25c to 1.50.
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Academy At
Lebanon
Victor Morley
Henry W. Savage
Durham cattle sold to Mr Heckert by Annville dealer
John Heckert, a prosperous farmer on Spring Creek avenue, owns a fine Durham herd. He purchased the cattle from Harry Longenecker of Annville last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heckert
Spring Creek Avenue
Mr. Heckert
Harry, Longenecker
Annville
Durham
Dozen Pumpkins Grow On Mrs Cooper’s Vine
Mrs William Cooper reports a pumpkin vine in her garden bearing twelve large pumpkins of the sweet variety. One fruit on the vine measures a little over three feet in length.
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William Cooper
Faithful Workers elect officers for coming year
The Faithful Workers class of the United Brethren Sunday School held a Sunday meeting and elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. J. H. Moyer, vice president and secretary Mrs. W. J. Runkle, treasurer Mrs. Keeney, teacher Allison Garman.
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Faithful Workers’ Class
The
United Brethren Sunday School
J. H. Moyer
W. J. Runkla
Keeney
Allison Garman
Mr Bender Suffers Foot Injury At Work
Clarence J T Bender sustained a right foot injury when a nail penetrated the ball of his foot during work. He was unable to attend to his duties for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence JT. Bender
Mr. Bender
Stover and Huber Wed in United Brethren Parsonage
Ralph Charles Stover and Anny May Huber married Saturday evening September 10 at the United Brethren parsonage in Hum malatown. They plan to reside in Thorshay. The piece notes a town history of widowed women and wedding anxieties, ending with a quip on weddings versus funerals.
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Ralph Charles Stover
Anny May Huber
Hummalstown
United Brethren
Hummalatown
Ray
A. S. Lehman
Thorshay
Brethren Council Sets Fall Love Feast at Henrys
The Church of the Brethren council met at Henrys Meeting House on Saturday and decided to hold the annual fall love feast there on Thanksgiving Eve and Thanksgiving Day.
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Church of the Brethren
Henry's
Egg of Strange Nest Found by Captain Stigand
Captain Stigand recalls an ostrich egg found alone in Africa. He cooked it in omelets for three days, noting its peculiar flavor and declaring the egg bad after experience with ostrich eggs.
Hershey Zoo Prepares for Winter Cold Comforts Visitors
Frantz Zinner moves birds to the central greenhouse and relocates animals from Spring Creek to the house with the monkeys and the lioness. Minnie the lioness thrives in Hershey climate as hundreds visit daily. admission is free and cars stop to view the park in autumn glory.
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Hershey Zoo
Frantz Zinner
Spring Creek
Minnie
Hershey
Peace Sunday Observance Planned at Holy Trinity Church
Petitions for peace follow President Wilson's proclamation urging October 4 as a day of special prayer. Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will hold extra prayers next Sunday with adult classes finishing plans to gather all members and interested people. The main service next Sunday at 7:30 PM features a sermon titled The Moral as a Superior Force.
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Wilson
Holy Trinity’ Lutheran Church
War and the Farms: Ruined Belgian Farmer’s Loss
A Century article recalls a Belgian farmer who awoke to find his home horses Holsteins and fields missing after a night of raiding. Similar losses reportedly occurred across Europe, illustrating wartime upheaval and plunder affecting rural wealth.
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Gwen
Europe
Union Deposit News Notes and Local Nods
Union Deposit items report residents moving between towns and visiting relatives in Halifax Armstrong Valley and Pottsville. Land sale on Hanover Street to Joseph Etter for a dwelling. Church classes at the Lutheran and Reformed churches draw crowds with sermons by Reus Bausch and Forscht. Local youths bike trip to Duncannon and back via Clark's Ferry bridge. A farm sale north of town sells for 5875 dollars to John K Hostetter. Streets need repair. jurors Jno E Jones and S T Witmer serve at court as farmers begin seeding and corn harvest shows a fine crop.
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Union Deposit
Lutz
Philadelphia
Isaac Keiffer
Halifax
Armstrong Valley
Abrams Fackler
Joseph Etter
Hanover Street
Etter
Lutheran and Reformed Church
Reus
Bausch
Forscht
Richard Peiffer
Jno. Ebersole
Norman Koons
Duncannon
Clark’s Ferry Bridge
H. P. Peiffer
S. T. Witmer
H. E. Jones
Mr. Keiffer
Jno
Europe’s Wheat Crop in War Zone Americas and Europe
Wheat production in countries in the European war zone this year was generally only slightly lower than last year. The International Institute of Agricultural at Rome reports total production at 2,604,000,000 bushels, about 92.8 percent of earlier output.
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International Institute of Agricultural
Rome
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Lena
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Warl R. Mays
Maria
Viahora
Benjamin Jr
TaRoy Kopp
Pater Varst
Nony
Wherahay Industrial School
Lutheran Ministerium
Derry
Mr Heckert
Durhams
Stover
Huber
Miry
Oao
MR. Farmer
Our Meat Department
Hershey Store Company
Meat Department