Hershey Football Eleven Opens Season With Victory
The Hershey Men's Club football team opened its season by defeating Albion of Harrisburg 19 to 0 at WNE Park. Zentmeyer and Newlyn connected for a second quarter score, Bordner and Newlyn added later touchdowns, and J Bordner kicked the final extra point as Hershey dominated from start to finish. Dearolf, Bordner, and Ma lone starred on defense and in the run game as Hershey showed strong form for the gridiron season.
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Hershey
Wne Park Athletic Field
Albion
Harrisburg
Zentmeyer
Newlyn
J. Bordner
Dearolf
O. Bordner
J. Ma‘lone
Hershey Men’s Club Faces East End Harrisburg Saturday
The Hershey football team prepares for a hard clash with East End of Harrisburg after a strong showing last weekend. All Hershey players are in good shape with minimal lineup changes expected for the upcoming game.
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Hershey
Harrisburg
Good Game No Result Oberlin Versus Palmyra Ends Goalless
Oberlin and Palmyra played a strong, scoreless game on Saturday with no rushing across the line. Kreider starred for Palmyra while Housel and Addicks led Oberlin in a competitive, well played contest.
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Oberlin
Palmyra
Kreider
Housel
Addicks
Lebanon Valley Clouts Carlisle Reserves 64 to 0 at Annville
Lebanon Valley College varsity football defeated Carlisle Reserves 64 to 0 on the Annville field. The home eleven played straight football and did not need their best plays. Next Saturday Annville Collegians travel to Villanova College for a strong test on Villanova's field.
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Lebanon Valley College
Carlisle
Annville
Lebanon Valley
Annville Collegians
Villanova College
Mylin's Gridiron Team Dominates St Johns 48 to 0
Franklin and Marshall College shows a powerful season with a 48 to 0 victory over St John’s College. Quarterback Mylin PF M M stands out, scoring five touchdowns and kicking three goals, highlighted by a strong performance referenced against Pennsylvania two weeks earlier.
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Franklin and Marshal College
St. John’s College
Mylin
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Shorty Milley
State
Zeigler Leads Lebanon in 17–0 County Victory
Gussle Zeigler struck out 17 against Annville in a county final rout for Lebanon, with Gaballon overpowering Annville 17 to 0. Lebanon Valley Reserves beat Schuylkill Seminary 6 to 0 at Reading. Lehigh and Yale tied 7–6 after a late Yale scoring drive. Carroll Hummel of Womelsdorf manages Lehigh.
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Gussle Zeigler
Lebanon
Annville
Gaballon
Annvilla
Zeigler
Lebanon Valley
Schuylkill Seminary
Reading
Wyans
Lehigh
Warriors
Yale
Hike and Chestnut Outing For Local YWCA Juniors
The Younger juniors of the Young Women’s Christian Association enjoyed a hike and chestnut hunt on Saturday afternoon. With chaperones Miss Burch Miss Mabel Hurley and Miss Mabel Krebs they went to the hills near Sand Beach and gathered many nuts. Seventeen girls participated and the luncheon in the woods was well received.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Miss Burch
Mabel Hurley
Mabel Krebs
Sand Beach
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Behney in Derry Church
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Runkle hosted a birthday dinner Sunday at their Derry Church home in honor of Mrs. Em ma Behney of Hummelstown who celebrated her 66th birthday and remained in good health. Guests included Mrs. William Winks and her children Russell and Vera of Harrisburg, Miss Cora Behney, Miss Carrie Sloop of Hummelstown, and the Runkle family daughters Ruth and Eva.
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William J. Runkle
Derry Church
Deaths of the Week in Dauphin County
Obituaries note the death of Solomon C Brinser at 83 near Round Top after long illness. He founded Brinser wheel rakes and Brinser Corn Meal, later operating a Middletown flour mill. Survived by wife Barbara four sons daughters and numerous relatives. Also Cyrus M Christ of Bismark dies at 60. long rural mail carrier in Lebanon County with a large family. Anna Price of Hummelstown dies after paralysis stroke. survived by father B A Price and sister Elizabeth.
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Solomon C. Brinser
Dauphin County
Round Top
Barbara Ruth
Middletown
Barbara
Albert
Harry
John
Solomon Jr
Clara
John Vance
Emma
Sadoe Shope
Ida
Joseph Mimma
Hummelstown
Ruth
H. R. Geyer
Matthias Brinser
Lancaster
Katie Garver
Swatara Hill
Cyrus M. Christ
Harry S. Christ
Bismark
Cornwall
Lebanon County
Washington Camp
Harry S
Hershey
Charles W
Harrisburg
J. Frank
Samuel Mentzer
Cyrus Heckendorn
William Wise
Lebanon
Allen
Readirng
Lincoln
Isaac
Oliver
Lancaster County
James
Philadelphia
Samuel Fry
Emma Christ
Millie Christ
George Zechman
Anna Price
B. A. Price
Elizabeth Price
Sand Beach Happenings and Visits Across Town
Social notes record visits among residents of Hum melstown Steelstown Palmyra and Derry Church. Families including Cassel Wagner Harper Hostetter Shakespear Neavens and Gipe are mentioned with weekend trips and a birth announcement on Saturday October 9.
Fragmented local scene with an elderly farmer incident
An elderly farmer drove into town and clashed with a police officer over a telegraph port. The exchange includes shouted phrases and a heated insistence on his actions.
Milk nutrition compared to beef and lunch costs
A nutrition note cites J Allen Gilbert praising milk as a complete amino nutrient source. It compares milk and a simple lunch of bread and Hershey skimmed milk, noting lower cost and higher protein per calorie with milk, and argues for milk as economical nourishment.
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J. Allen Gilbert
Portland
Milk components and infant digestion in medical view
The passage argues that nourishment value lies not in milk fat but in the milk proteins. It disputes the idea that cream is the healthiest part and claims cream fat poses greater digestive risk for infants and invalid adults.
Postmaster Eppley Heads Washington Convention Visit
Postmaster George Eppley will meet with other postmasters in Washington from October 20 to 22. The convention will be at the Hotel Raleigh and presided over by Postmaster Cleary of Boston with expected large attendance.
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George Eppley
Washington
Raleigh
Cleary
Boston
Vian Gleanings and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Reverend Hallman preached his first sermon since conference on Sunday at Fishburn's. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Eli Doutrieh of Palmyra and others from Elizabethtown Bellaire and Palmyra. Mrs. Diana Hoover held a farm sale. no home sale yet.
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Hallman
Fishburn’s
Eli Doutrieh
Palmyra
Issac Hoffer
Elizabethtown
Elizabeth
Barbara Coble
Bellaire
Benjamin Longenecker
Hiram Moyer
John Snavely
Isaac Hoffman
Fannie ‘Emerich
Diana Hoover
Frank Zentmeyer
Hershey
Riley Shepler
Edith Shenk
George Foreman
Hockersville
Arbor Day plans for Derry Church grove preservation
The John Elder Men's Bible Class of Derry Presbyterian met at Mr. R V Owen Sr's home to finalize Arbor Day activities. They plan planting trees to replenish the oak grove and create a memorial diagram naming donors, with state government representation expected. The group will study M Clymonts The New Testament and Its Writers and adopted Godliness, brotherly kindness, charity as a motto. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is Oct 25 at Mr S P Bacastow's home.
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John Elder Men’s Bible
Derry Presbyterian Church
R. V. Owen
Derry
G. S. Rentz
S. P. Bacastow
M’clymont
Owen
8. P. Bacastow
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Haree
W. A. Windle
D. Lamont Tingley
Woodlands
Harry Cassel
Clayton Wagner
John Harper
Steelstown
Abnar Hostetter
William Wagnar, Jr
Wagner
William M. Shakespear
Thomas Neavens
Gipe of
Hernhey
Harry Cipe
Harry Shalkaspear
J. Stuckey
Harry Etter
Dauphin
Mra
Water
TE. Yingst
Eppley
John Elder
J. E. Gruber
Hershey Derry Church
Yingst’s
John B. Curry
Swatara Station
Curry
David Gordon
Hershey, Pa
New York
Hershey Improvement Company
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Penna
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