07 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
1
The Men's Club promotes healthful recreation calisthenics showers pool and varied activities. Officials urge every man and boy to join, noting 181 current members with 100 Juniors and 81 Seniors and a goal of 300 members to fund more equipment and space.
The Men's Chorus held its initial rehearsal on Tuesday with three new members bringing total to 32. Officers elected include Edwin W. Schwenk as President and Charles F. Zeigler as Musical Director. Rehearsals are the first and third Tuesdays in the year, moving to weekly after December 31, meeting at 8:00 in the Men's Club reading room.
The notice corrects an earlier announcement that the meeting would occur on Tuesday October 5. It will now be held on Thursday October 7, aligning with the first Thursday night monthly schedule. Members are urged to attend and hear about the past month’s work.
Mr and Mrs Morris Wenger of Derry Church announce a baby boy born Saturday October 2. Mr and Mrs John Galetti of 507 Chocolate Avenue report a baby girl weighing eleven pounds born Saturday September 26. Mr and Mrs William Lloyd of Marietta announce a baby girl named Dorothy Ada born Saturday September 25. The Lloyds are former Hershey residents and Carrie M Shoap was Mrs Lloyd before marriage.
The U B Conference at Palmyra concludes with Bishop Bell sermon on Evangelism and a day marked by joyous singing, ordinations, consecrations, and a long list of pastoral appointments led by Dr. S. C. Enck and Bishop Howard.
On Saturday morning the American Juniors of the Club meet the Foreign Juniors in a juvenile gridiron clash. In the afternoon at 2 30 the Senior Club faces the Hiummelstown eleven as indications point to a good game with a strong audience expected.
The article explains compulsory school attendance under Section 1414 of the Pennsylvania School Laws. It details fines for unexcused absences, the process for notices to parents, and penalties including jail time if fines are unpaid. It notes a week off for teachers, a football loss to Palmyra, and calls for parent cooperation and fundraising for football uniforms.
On Tuesday evening October 12 the Mothers Club holds its first session of the season in the Kindergarten Room at the Central Theatre. An interesting program is planned and refreshments will be served. Members are urged to note the date as no cards will be mailed. Attendance is greatly desired.
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