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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
7
Autumn season arrives with fresh stock of wholesome foods offered at unequalled prices. The housewife is urged to seek quality staples as our Pure Food Section features strictly fresh items and top quality products for the season.
An advertisement lists White Rose Garden Sunbean and Darby Peas with early June lifting. It includes White Karo syrups in multiple can sizes and a Maple Flour option with prices such as 1% and 2% dark syrups and assorted package sizes.
Mrs. C A McAvoy and daughter Sue visit at Murrie home then return to Cumberland Md. Mrs A C White leaves for Perry Valley to visit her mother Mrs Mary A Blain. Many residents from Myerstown Lebanon and Harrisburg join trips to Elizabethtown Hershey and Lancaster for fairs and events.
Classified listing offers two furnished rooms for rent and provides a contact method via a street address in Caracas Avenue.
Tuesday night October 5 the Hershey Camp 364 Woodmen of the World admitted fifty new recruits into Woodcraft. District Manager D. J. Kenney of Reading reports progress toward one hundred new members and notes each pledged to recruit at least one more. The gathering included visiting sovereigns and speakers like Sherman A. Ferrell H. FE Klugh R. H. Allman D. J. Kenney Cliss Hallman Earl Mays and plans to form a Grove of the Woodmen Circle as an auxiliary are announced.
The YWCA Educational Committee outlines new classes in Basketry Dramatics Current Events Dressmaking and Spanish. An opening rally is set for Thursday Oct 21 and a potential Glee Club reorganization is hoped. The board met Monday at the YWCA Building and a membership meeting is planned for November. Mrs Wilt of Harrisburg arrives as matron. Glee Club members are urged to attend Thursday at 7 30.
The Keystone Rangers announce a restructured club with plans for winter activities. Members from Hershey and Mont Alto include George Hench and Alfred Stine, with entrance fee one dollar and monthly dues of twenty five cents. A Ranger Mountain Lodge may be bought in Laurel for summer use and rental during off times.
The S. S. Gaines Memorial Men's Bible Class of the Lutheran Church urges subscriptions to American Magazine Woman's Home Companion Collier's and other titles. Proceeds go toward reducing the church debt as members William F. Harvey Edward Fields and F. E. K. Cowan assist.
A Tuesday evening event on October 5 at the Bluff near Stoverdale featured a delightful weenie roast. Guests included Lillian Crum, Dorothy Wolfersberger, Esther Walters, Mary Stauffer, Elsie Sweigert, Mrs. Harry Kaley, Monroe Stover, Eddie Stauffer, Henry Fasnacht, Hugh Imboden, Russell Clark and Harry J. Kaley.
The dialogue centers on a finance dispute with Burrows seeking aid and Banga resisting, remarking they are not the same helper as before. The exchange hints at tightening financial support and a firm stance on aid provision.
Palmyra High defeats Hershey High 14 0 on the park athletic field in Hershey. Grumbein and Yeagley lead Palmyra with two touchdown runs each and Gingrich adds one, with Grumbein kicking three goals after touchdowns. Substitutions included Bordner and Neidig for Palmyra. Referee Bordner and Umpire Farnsler officiated.
George Schroll, a rising poultry expert, won multiple ribbons at the Lancaster Fair. Entering twenty one thirds, mostly brown leghorns, he earned second and third on the cockerel, first and second on the hen, first and second on the pullet, and first second and third on the pen.
The fourth Delphian Society meeting met at Mrs. Robert T. Fox home on Monday evening September 29 to discuss Egypt. Members spoke ably and found the session instructive. The next gathering is set for October 11 at Miss Annie Burkholder’s home with new members welcomed.
The Hershey Gun Club invites all sportsmen to a Saturday shoot near the Church of the Brethren east of Areba Avenue. The event starts at 1 30 P M.
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