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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1911

Page

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Hershey Band to Play Subscription Concert Tonight

JHE Hershey Band under S J Feese presents a no charge subscription concert at Hershey park amphitheater tonight. This opening of a five show winter series features two parts of orchestral and vocal works with a program including Trooper's Tribunal Poet and Peasant and Remicks Hits No 8. Admission is free and contributions support the band. The director asks all to attend at 8 pm sharp to start on time.

Hershey S. J. Feese Hershey Park

Street Crossings Planned From Hazardous Brick Pile

Brick stockpile opposite Hershey Store Company will be used to improve foot crossings on town streets. Street safety work targets crossings around town using on site material.

Jershey i Hershey Store

Hershey Park completes large outdoor pool

The 250 by 100 foot pool at Hershey Park is filled via spring water through a 10 foot diameter tank. Water depth ranges from six and a half feet at the deep end to three feet at the shallow end. The site will host skating this winter and open for swimming next summer.

Hershey Park

Hershey Fire Company Elects New Officers

Hershey Volunteer Fire Company held its monthly meeting with 28 members present. Officers elected for the year include President William Brinker Vice President Aldus Wirth Secretary H A Newton Treasurer F B Snavely Chief John P Conrad Assistant Chief Hess Bigley and trustees C V Glynn Eli Rhine and Charles E Simpson. A subscription was started after adjournment to fund repairs for the pool table.

Hershey @ Volunteer Fire Company William Brinker Aldus Wirth H. A. Newton F. B. Snavely John P. Conrad Asalabarit Hess Bigley C. V. Glynn Eli Rhine Charles E. Simpson

Night School Opens With Strong Attendance

Y M C A night school opened Monday evening in the South Pennsylvania district with twenty five present. Nearly forty applications had been made before opening and attendance is expected to grow. Eleven enrolled in stenography and typewriting, seven in book keeping, and seven in common branches. Miss Mumma teaches shorthand and typewriting, P H Reynolds handles book keeping, and E W Pocock directs common branches.

E. W. Pocock

Pastor ROMIG to attend East Pennsylvania Conference

Reverend EV O G ROMIG of the United Brethren Church Hershey will travel to Reading for the East Pennsylvania Conference sessions. His annual report shows 33 new members, 144 sermons, 26 special addresses, 10 funerals, 9 marriages, 20 baptisms, and funds totaling 263 dollars for conference and mission causes with increases over last year.

EV. O. G. Romig RI United. Brethren Church Hershey Reading East Pennsylvania Quincy George Dupler Swatara Station

Gee Begins Work at Auburn Theological Seminary

G S Gee formerly editor of the PRESS has begun duties at Auburn Theological Seminary New York. He will teach in the theological course and serve on the Seminary Record editorial staff, while representing his class in Y M C A devotional work. He is settled in Auburn in the seminary clubhouse and enjoying the new posting.

Press Auburn Seminary Record Larence Gee Auburn Theological Seminary Auburn New York Seminary Record Seminary

Oyster Supper Planned by Ladies' Guild at Hershey Park

The Ladies' Guild of the Presbyterian Church plans an oyster supper at the Y M C A gymnasium in Hershey Park on Saturday evening October 14. Supper will be served from 5 to 10 o'clock with a guaranteed good feed for all attendees.

HE Ladies’ Guild of the Presbyterian Church Hershey Park

Basketball Practice Opens With Strong Start

MoUGH men and two teams worked through a tough practice Tuesday night under Captain Kelley and Director Kogel. John Snavely returned from a knee injury and displayed his old speed and form, a welcome sign for local basketball fans.

Mough Kelley Kogel John Snavely

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Part I Stephen Foster Mackie-Beyer Lucia Donizetti Hershey. Fire Company Romig G. S. Gee
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