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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1910
Page
7
The Hershey fireas weekly edition announces open columns for all articles and items of local interest. The Hershey Press invites submissions, with advertising space at regular rates, and notes entry at the Hershey post office as second class matter.
The slate shows Republican candidates for Governor John K Tener and Lieut. Governor John M Reynolds with Treasury C Fred Wright and Sec Int Affairs Henry Houck and Congress candidate Marlin E Olmsted. Democrats nominate Governor Webster Grim Lieut. Governor T H Greevy Treasury Samuel B Philson Sec Int Affairs James I Blakslee with Congress Robert E Lee. Keystone party backs Governor William H Berry Lieut. Governor D Clarence Gibboney Treasurer C D Scully Sec Int Affairs John J Casey with Congress Robert E Lee endorsement.
A sentimental poem praises the man who faces danger with cheer and courage. It extols a steadfast figure who smiles through fear, stands during hardship, and fights for the right with a willing hand as the world awaits his bold actions.
In Hershey many young men must work to support themselves cutting off education. A night school like those run by Y M C A chapters could aid them. A sizable foreign population exists and teaching English to these residents is proposed.
Orphaning lines asks educated residents to donate one or two evenings weekly to aid others. The plea requests readers contact the editor of the PREss to offer assistance and bring opportunities to those less advantaged.
Hanoverdale Levi Gingrich and family visit friends in Middletown over Sunday. Farmers nearby busy in cutting corn. D. C. Schaffner and family visit farmer's parents. Mr. Chalfant spends days with George Schaffner. Mrs Brenneman of Linglestown buried Tuesday at this place. Levi Miller leaves for west for another carload of horses and mules. Samuel Koons summer house burned with contents. origin unknown. insurance partly covers loss. J. F. Koons offers Oakland car for sale. Lost dog belonging to Geo Schaffner, tan to dark brown, name Sport, reward information. Koons hulls clover for farmers.
Bindnagle's Church holds communion services Sunday morning with preparatory meetings Saturday afternoon. Local residents note a strange snow white animal three feet tall roaming Swatara woods. witnesses claim it is fearless and bulletproof. Nearby, Adam Keller reports a second strawberry crop yield, while Kettering and Spangler from Palmyra visit Hanover to buy cattle and hogs. Harvey Bomgardner family visited the Hoovers Sunday. D B Leslie of Annville called on Adam M Keller.
A wry maxim attributed to Franklin warns that spitting against the wind returns it to the spitter. The proverb frames self-undoing as natural consequence of reckless action.
Editorial reflection questions whether church services and amusements uplift or harm communities. Citing Romans and Psalms, the piece argues believers should bear others burdens and seek edifying recreation.
The Derry Presbyterian Church invites. The location adjoins the private grounds of Mr. M. S. Hershey east via the church walk. Rev. C. B. Segelken is minister with Sabbath School at 1:30 p.m. Y. P. 5. C. E. 6:45 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. The pastor will speak.
The annual Rally Day will be held on Sunday forenoon under the Sunday Selbol. Services begin at 9 15 with special music and addresses by Mr. C S Gee and the pastor. In the evening the pastor will preach at Gravel Hill.
Worship at P. O. 8. of A. Hall Cocoa Avenue for the twenty first Sunday after Trinity. Bible School at 1:30 p.m. and church service at 6:30 p.m. Congregation members meet at Herbert R. Scott's home Friday to rehearse music for Communion. Lord's Supper on November 6. Autumn picnic at Hershey Park Saturday 1:30 to 5 p.m. Blanche DeBolt in charge. scholars urged to attend.
The article notes Columbus Day on October 12 a legal holiday in several states. It recalls Christopher Columbus sailing from Palos on August 3, 1492 and landing on October 12 on an island in the Bahama group later called Salvador Watling’s Island.
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