Hershey Vol Fire Company Appeals for Donations
The Hershey Volunteer Fire Company will receive a new Chemical Truck around December 1 and seeks cash contributions from Hershey residents. Volunteers will canvass streets. donations may be given to Alvin Flowers or Harry Bistline at the Hershey Transit Co. office. The group also invites men to join, with a $3.00 fee covering the first year's dues and $1.00 annually thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Volunteer Fire Co
Hershey
Fire Company
Alvin Flowers
Harry Bistline
Hershey Transit Co
John Elder Men’s Bible Class Elect Officers
The John Elder Men’s Bible Class met Monday evening with Irvin H. Slesser present. Officers elected include President R V Owen Jr and Vice President Walter H Stahley with Theodore Boyer as assistant secretary and Rev Ek H Taylor as teacher. Secretary Harry D Fasnacht and Morris H Wenger were chosen for a one year term. Next meeting set for Monday evening November 8 with A Bowman Snavely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elder Men’s Bible Class
Irvin H. Slesser
West Chocolate Avenue
R.V. Owen, Jr
Walter H. Stahley
Theodore Boyer
Ek. H. Taylor
Angell Matthewson
Harry D. Fasnacht
Morris H. Wenger
A. Bowman
Always Shining Ladies Bible Class Held at 27 Derry Road
The Always Shining Ladies Bible class of First United Brethren Sunday School met at Mrs. Charles Miller's home on October 7. After a business session a program was given and refreshments were served to a long list of attendees including Mrs. Copp, Mrs. Zentmeyer, Miss Boyer, Mrs. Yost, Mrs. Mays, Mrs. Knoll, Miss Rittel, Mrs. Habecker, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Knoll, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Always Shining Ladies’ Bible
First
United Brethren Sunday School
Charles Miller
Derry Road
Chas. Copp
Russell Zentmeyer
Ray Willard
Viola Boyer
Cyrus Garman
Harry Etter
Uriah Hoerner
Daniel Yost
Admiral Trump
Lydia Fasnacht
Mabel Lingle
Harry Wolf
Junior Olivets Basketball Team Entertained
The Junior Olivets basketball team was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hummer on Saturday evening October 9. Refreshments were served to town guests Thelma Kelley Bernice Good Ruth Kaylor Melba Strohm Julia Owen Ruth Martin Anna Martin Mary Summer Josephine Geiling Dorothy Bohner and Lebanon guests Frances Bowers Vonesda Goings along with Arthur Gordon Harold Slummer Hugh Baker Walter Strine Welford Owen Parke Spancake Victor Tinney Glenn Keiffer Floyd Deppen Paul and Charles Hummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivers
John Hummer
Thelma Kelley
Bernice Good
Ruth Kaylor
Melba Strohm
Julia Owen
Ruth Martin
Anna Martin
Mary Summer
Josephine Geiling
Dorothy Bohner
Town
Frances Bowers
Vonesda Goings
Lebanon
Arthur Gordon
Harold Slummer
Hugh Baker
Walter Strine
Welford Owen
Parke Spancake
Victor Tinney
Glenn Keiffer
Floyd Deppen
Paul
Charles Hummer
Large Attendance at U B Rally Day Service
United Brethren Sunday school held Rally Day with a special program. Prof H Bais of Harrisburg delivered a record breaking address before 363 attendees. Men’s class counted 73 as part of broad school representation and visitors were warmly welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Sunday School
H. Baish
Harrisburg
Ladies' Guild To Sell Fruit Cakes At Church Sale
The Ladies Guild of the Derry Presbyterian church will sell fruit cakes and hold a rummage sale on Saturday October 16 at Lebanon. Donations of old clothing shoes hats books dishes are requested and can be notified to Mrs Chance Phillips or Mrs H Cassady by bell.
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Ladies’ Guild
Derry Presbyterian Church
Lebanon
Mra
Chance Phillips
Bell Phone
Cassady
Teachers Institute Next Week to Close Schools
The Dauphin County Teachers Institute will close local schools for October 18 to 28. Sessions will be in the House of Representatives hall with prominent educators from Pennsylvania and the Department of Public Instruction addressing the group. V Galbraith of Brookville directs singing and Frank P Wentzel of Hershey presides at the piano.
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Dauphin County Teachers’ Institute
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
V. Galbraith
Brookville
Frank PP. Wentnel
Hershey
Women's Missionary Society Money Meeting At Elizabethtown Home
The Women's Missionary Society of Derry Presbyterian Church will hold a money meeting at Mrs. L. Refet's home on 114 North Poplar Street Elizabethtown on Thursday evening October 21. The event will leave on the 15 car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry Presbyterian Church
The Bat at Hershey Central Theatre This Saturday
The Roland West mystery melodrama The Bat opens at Hershey Central Theatre on Saturday with showings at 6 30 and 8 30. The film stars Emily Fitzroy Andre de Beranger Louise Fazenda and Jack Pickford among others as the elusive culprit defying audience guesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland West
Hershey Central Theatre
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Avery Hopwood
Emily Fitzroy
Andre de Beranger
Charles Herzinger
Louise Fazenda
Arthur Houseman
Robert McKim
Jack Pickford
Jewel Carmen
Sojin Kamiyama
Tullio Carminati
Eddie Gribbon
Lee Shumway
Song Service at Spring Creek Church
A Sunday afternoon service of song at Spring Creek Church of the Brethren Areba Avenue on Oct 17 at 2 00. Elder J C Zug leads. Devotion by Elder J H Longenecker. Song led by Noah Gibble. Address on The Use of the Human Voice in Song by Elder A M Kuhns. I W Heisey conducts. Emotions Produced by Song addressed by W W Hartman. Songs led by Samuel Miller. Song in Heaven by Elder Henry King. Kathryn Zug leads songs. General discussion How Gospel Songs Have Helped Me. Milton Basehore leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Church of the Brethren
Areba Avenue
J. C. Zug
J. H. Longenecker
Palmyra
Noah Gibble
Bachmansville
A. M. Kuhns
Union Deposit
I. W. Heisey
Annville
W. W. Hartman
Samuel Miller
Henry King
Reistville
Kathryn Zug
Mastersonville
Milton Basehore
Hershey
Hershey High Defeats Lemoyne High
Hershey High beat Lemoyne High 46 to 6 on Saturday October 9. Sam Curry scored four touchdowns and kicked three extra points, with Patty Miller and Frank Purcell adding scores. Lemoyne’s lone touchdown came on a fumbled return as Hershey finished with seven total TDs.
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Hershey High
Lemoyne High
Sam Curry
Hershey Boys
Patty
Miller
Trojans
Stover
Frankie” Purcell
Wile Dick Sponangle
Lemoyne
Long
Rvss
Sponangle
Ee K. IL
Parcells Bf
Gish
Arnold
Yorger
A. Cur
Wagner
Hinkel
Spancake
Owen
Fox
Massimer
Hershey
Cassady
S. Curry
Purcell
Curry
Verwhey
Rally Day at Palmyra Second United Brethren Sunday School
Rally Day will be observed by the Palmyra Second United Brethren Sunday School on Sunday morning October 17 at 10 oclock. Invocation by Rev. M. W. Fridinger. William J. Book of Harrisburg will speak. Special music will feature the program. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Palmyra
Dave Ditzler Welcomes a Son Amid Celebration
Gladness surrounds Dave Ditzler as his family and friends share in a joyous event. He had to order a large supply of cigars to ensure everyone could partake in the celebration of his new son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Laundry
Dave Ditziler
Dave
Coolidge Prosperity as Twin Campaign Issues
The Republican National Committee of Arkansas asserts Coolidge and prosperity are interwoven campaign themes for Congress. It counters Democratic calls to define a single issue, arguing the public’s confidence in the administration under Coolidge drives both prosperity and voter support. The Federal Reserve Bulletin notes August retail gains, with department store and mail order sales up 7 and 10 percent respectively.
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Coolidge
Prosperity
Congress
Washington
Republican National Committee of
Arkansas
Congressman Oldfield
Democratic Committee
Oldfield
Federal Reserve Bulletin
Abe and Mawruss Star in Partners Again Comedy
Samuel Goldwyn presents Partners Again with Potash and Perlmutter at Hershey Central Theatre on Tuesday October 19 at 7 30. George Sidney and Alexander Carr reprise their roles as Abe and Mawruss in a fast moving business comedy about car distribution and a chaotic airplane trip. Abe battles illness with only a hot water bottle as he flies with Mawruss guiding the way. The pair survive the madcap escapade largely unscathed for fans of the duo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Goldwyn
Hershey Central Theatre
George Sidney
Alexander Carr
Abe Sen
Mawruss
Palmdale Band Festival A Successful Community Event
The Palmdale band festival at the Palmdale band hall last Saturday evening proved a success. The Band expresses thanks for donations and aid. Amos Barto of Camp Belltown held the winning number for the Atwater Kent radio outfit. Harrison Massimer of Palmdale won the floor lamp. William Harpine won the automatic revolver.
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Palmdale
Palmdale Band Hall
Amos Barto
Campbelltown
Atwater Kent
Harrison Massimer
William Harpine
Jay Stahl Undergoes An Operation
Jay Stahl of the Chocolate Company sales department fell ill last Wednesday and required immediate surgery for appendicitis. The operation was successful and he is expected back at his desk soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Stahl
Eee Chocolate Company
Mr. Stahl
Ladies Auxiliary Food Sale Saturday at Legion HQ
The Ladies' Auxiliary Unit 86 will hold a food sale on Saturday October 16 at the American Legion headquarters the former Hershey Transit Co waiting room. Pies cakes and candies will be on sale starting at 8:00 AM.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Unit $86
American Legion
Hershey Transit, Co
H O A Class Meeting Set at Holy Trinity
The H O A Young Ladies Class of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will meet at 7 30 pm on Monday evening at the home of Mrs Ralph Stover Caracas avenue for their regular monthly gathering.
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H. O. A. Young Ladies
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Ralph Stover
Caracas Avenue
Trinity Reformed to Hold Bake Sale
The Adult Men’s Class of Trinity Reformed Sunday School will hold a bake sale in the church basement on Saturday evening October 28 from 4 to 9 as a fundraiser.
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Trinity
Bake Sale
Trinity Reformed Sunday School
The Smokestack Dee Jay Gee Ballad of a Stricken Father
A raw verse traces a worker’s decline from pride to hardship. The narrator describes a once upright man now crushed by illness and fatigue. He struggles to provide for his wife and six children while a failing liver saps his spirit. The poem ends by tying personal ruin to the gamble of marriage and life in the city.
Noticers and Charleston Fans in a Riff on Rhythm
A amusing ramble on Charleston enthusiasts and street music, noting blind accordionists jazzy near-harmonies and phonographs in crowded stores. The piece jokes about judging others while urging restraint and keeping common sense in rhythm debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Paul Whiteman
Ida Claire
North Pole
Prohibition Jurors Debate Rejurors Ruling
In a local discussion a speaker questions juror selection in prohibition cases. The text riffs on legal norms, the Golden Rule, and the idea of fair treatment in judicial processes.
Classified Seeker Reveals Office Moment With Reader
A columnist recounts a candid office encounter with a well dressed woman during lunch hour queries about male staff. He muses on status and quotes a line about poets as a defense of self respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Blank
Parlor Sports Fans Rally Over Radio Ball Game
A narrator recalls watching a major league broadcast in the parlor during the World Series. He describes cheering softly for Babe Ruth’s plays and feeling intense tension while the radio replay captured the action from Yankee Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Reading
Deodate
Babe Ruth
Tony
Alex
Babe
King Lardner
Yanks
Radio purchase as safe investment and entertainment
A lighthearted column explains acquiring a radio set as a prudent use of excess cash and a source of culture and amusement. It jokes about relatives from upstate and cites Irving Berlin to underscore long term appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Berlin
Curtain falls on world series and autumn sports fade
The text notes the world series ending and observers turning to autumn travel and sports. It mentions football games and seasonal reflections, but the readable fragment is chaotic with garbled phrases and lacks clear facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dia
Officer Lafferty Joins County Corn Roast Gathering
On a Monday evening the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Men's Bible Class held a corn roast in the East End field with Rev. Kinports and ten others. Officer George Lafferty arrived in a Ford after a noisy drive and declined to join the feast, then the group adjourned after nine as the season ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
East End
Paul M. Kinports
John Schlepfer
Harold M. Weishaupt
W. A. Perham
Irvin Uhler
Heilman
Henry Henry
Earl L. Stahle
Norman Z. Stahie
J. K. Snavely
Bert Black
Samuel Hinkle
Joseph Stewart
George Lafferty
Officer Lafferty
Lafferty
Dauphin County Teachers Institute Plans Unveiled
Final arrangements for the seventy third annual Dauphin County Teachers Institute announced by County Superintendent I D App set lectures by thirteen instructors during the week of October 18. General sessions at the Capitol will host about 500 teachers with specific meeting times. A joint session with the County School Directors Association is planned Thursday October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin County Teachers’ Institute
County School Directors’ Association
S.C. Schmucker
West Chester
Charles Lose
Williamsport
Lock Marenormal School
Montoursville
Clyde F. Lytle
Kutztown State Normal School
Kutztown
J. Seth Grove
Cumberland Valley State Normal School
Shippensburg
Misa Lilian M. Dannaker
Chester City
Chester
Prince Raphael Immanuel
Ur of the Chaldees
H.W. Shenk
Pennsylvania State Library
James N. Rule
Hubert C. Eicher
Bureau of Buildings
Orton C. Lowe
Co. E. Myers
Pennsylvania State Educational Association
V. A Martin
Mra
Anna G. Greene
Woodmen to Hold Big Meeting Monday
The Woodmen of the World call members to attend a combined Woodmen Circle and Woodmen of the World meeting at Hershey Central Theatre Monday October 18 at 7 30 pm Speakers include Dora Alexander Talley national secretary Woodmen Circle Omaha Neb Thasca L I Young state manager Pennsylvania and national auditor Harrisburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Circle
Hershey Central Theatre
Dora Alexander Talley
Omaha
Nebr
Thasca LI, Young
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Otterbein Guild Holds Monthly Meeting
The Otterbein Guild of the Viral United Brethren Church met Tuesday evening October 12 at Miss Bessia Moyer home. Members present included Viola Menagel Peep Cake Mabel Lingle Lydia Fasnacht Bessie Moyer Kathryn Carpenter Esther Walmer Helen Strim ble Gladys Walmer Dorothy Habaker Marie Maye Treva Lise Marie Bonder Emily Wedler Kathryn Weidler Ruth Keener net Chirk Violet Stern berger Mary Inget Susanna Alexander Donia Brubaker Verna Deets Florence Walmer.
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Otterbein Guild
Viral United Brethren Church
Bessia Moyer
Viola Menagel
Peep Cake
Mabel Lingle
Lydia Fasnacht
Bessie Moyer
Kathryn Carpenter
Esther Walmer
Helen Strimble
Gladys Walmer
Dorothy Habaker
Marie Maye
Treva Lise
Marie Bonder
Emily Wedler
Kathryn Weidler
Ruth Keener
Local jurors drawn for civil court sessions
Local jurors drawn for November and December sessions of civil courts include November Raymond Lang and D. Fred Botts. December juror Harry Tinney is listed for the upcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lang
D. Fred Botts
Harry Tinney
Corn Crop Upbeat in Pennsylvania Despite Poor Oats
The Federal-State crop report shows Pennsylvania corn at 63,263,000 bushels as of October 1, up 1.5 million from September 1. Oats yield is 37,488,000 bushels with the lowest quality on record due to harvest rains. buckwheat declined to 4,765,000 bushels amid wet weather.
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Pennsylvania
Food Sale At St. Joan Of Arc Convent
A three evening food sale at St. Joan of Arc Convent on October 21 22 23 opens at 6 PM each day. Frankfurters rolls sandwiches coffee and vegetables plus cakes ice cream candy and fruit will be served. A fish pond and sale of household goods dolls toys and more are offered to support the convent. committee lists include Mrs J W Aurentz Columbia Bilotta and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joan of Arc Convent
West Chocolate Avenue
Ladies of St. Joan of Arc Parish
J. W. Aurentz
Columbia Bilotta
S. Booth
L. Carr
W. Colbert
H. Dockett
A. Dulac
Adeline Ferrucci
Peruna
Pauline Gasper
T. Harrison
J. Heichel
W. Longenecker
Teressa
Esther Magrini
F. Magrini
C. Schmidt
Odilia Sorcsek
Josephine
Mary Tancredi
Mary Wise
Pupils Visit a Furniture Factory Trip by Junior-Senior High woodworking class
Members of the Sophomore Class wood-working department from the Junior-Senior High School toured the Montgomery Table and Desk Works near Williamsport. They left at 7 30 am, lunch at Muncy, arrived by 1 pm for a factory tour guided through cutting, finishing, and product departments. The annual trip was supervised by Mr Wentzel with many students participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fligh
Montgomery
Williamsport
Murshey
Muncy
Wentzel
Hugh Baker
Paul Baum
George Bohner
Floyd Deppen
Stewart Hess
Clarence Hoover
Donald Koons
Welford Owens
Samuel Polk
Elmer Fox
Steart Sponaugle
Eine Seltzer
Ralph Reese
John Shay
Donald Shay
David Shertzer
Irvin Shirk
James Skinner
Edward Swartz
Clyde Yerger
George Zimmerman
Julio Purcell
Earnest Fachter
Fred Gish
John Gish
Herbert Harkins
Roy Long
Robert Kraft
William Rapp
Clarence Rhoads
Alva Saufley
James Smith
Paul Stump
Ever Striving Young Men Class Holds Meeting
The Ever Striving Young Men's class of the Holy Trinity Sunday School met at J R Suavely's home on Tuesday evening. Officers elected: President Edison Rice, vice president Hd er whey, secretary George Bohner, treasurer Maud Deppen. Members listed include Hilson Rice Md Hershey George Dohner Floyd Deppen John Shay Merle Wheilfer Howard Lloyd Norman Seibert Glenn Hummer Chas Hlummer Chas Baker Herbert Harkins Richard Shay Donald Shay Walter Wanfried Luther Furst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Holy ‘Trinity
J. R. Suavely
Edison Rice
Er. Whey
George Bohner
Maud Deppen
Hilson Rice
MD. Hershey
George Dohner
Floyd Deppen
John Shay
Merle W
Officials to Attend Woodmen Circle Meeting
Woodmen Circle plans a Monday evening gathering on October 18 with guests Dora Alexander Talley National Secretary from Omaha Nebr and Ihasea L Young State manager and National Auditor from Harrisburg joining Grove and Woodmen of the World in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Dora Alexander Talley
Omaha
Nebr
Ihasea L. Young
Harrisburg
Yea Grove
Woodmen of the World
Reception Honors Dr. A K Wier at United Brethren Church
More than two hundred church members attended the Friday night reception for Rev. Dr. A K Wier and his wife at the Hershey United Brethren Church. Wier comes from Columbia after seven years as pastor and is a Lancaster native and Lebanon Valley College and Bonebrake Theological Seminary graduate. The Columbia charge shows 256 baptisms 72 marriages 137 funerals 29 new members and current membership 713 with total receipts 86468 35. Bishop Bell of Harrisburg urged cooperation and efficiency in church work and music by the Lyric Quartette Lebanon followed a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
A. K. Wier
Wier
Columbia
Columbia Ministerial Association
Wm. M. Bell
Harrisburg
Lyric Quartette
Lebanon
Columbus Day Program at Junior-Senior High School Observed
Seventh grade students under Miss Clemens and Mr. Geyer presented a Columbus Day program during assembly. The lineup included recitations, drama titled The Old World to the New, scenes aboard the Santa Maria, San Salvador and audience with Queen Isabella, plus songs and the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Clemens
Misa Geyer
William Hyland
America
Bernard Aurentz
Columbus
Ferdinand” Susan — Landis
Life of Columbus
Filomena Petrucci
Boyd Sponaugle
Isabella
Gladys Rumpf
Cabin of the Santa Maria
Shapadises
Pedro
Paul Wenrich
Rodetek
Tony Grairno
Garcia
Joseph Hlenry
Mathos
the Santa Maria
Iida
Warren Ebersole
Albert Lingle
San Salvador
Idiana Chief
Tony Gravino
Squaw
Mary Nardi
Alphonso
John Mazzoli
America the Beautiful
Wilbur Shank
Johnny
Lorraine Foreman
Mary Pelino
Woman's Day Exercises at First United Brethren Church
The Woman's Missionary Party of the First United Brethren Church will hold special Woman's Day services Sunday evening at 7 30 o clock October 24. Mrs J Raymond Ingle of Palmyra will speak. A special program is planned and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Parry
The
First United Brethren Churc
J. Raymond Ingle
Palmyra
Louise Yeagley Hosts Birthday Surprise Party
Eighteen guests gathered at Misa Louise Yeagley’s Palmyra home for a birthday surprise honoring Misa Kathryn Horat of Campbellstown. The gathering featured gifts, games, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Yeagley
Misa Louise Yeagley
Palmyra
Misa Kathryn Horat
Cambelltown
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Hershey Vol. Fire — Company
Junior Olivets
U. B
Teachers Institute
Mrs. Reist
Women’s Missionary Society
A. B
Dave Ditzler
Coolidge and Prosperity
Abe and Mawruss
Abe Potash
the Smokestack
Dee Jay Gee
New York
Jj. A. R
Geo. Lafferty Motors
Holy Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
County Institute
Capitol Building
St. Joan of Arc
Woodmen Circle Meeting
Dr. A. K. Wier
D.D
Columbus Day In the
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