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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1926
Page
4
A local social roundup lists Miss Mary Belton and Miss Mae Beachler visiting Philadelphia friends, Harrisburg and York residents visiting relatives, weddings anniversaries and casual gatherings across Hershey, Palmyra, Lemoyne, and Lebanon. Other notes mention lost pocketbooks and garage rentals.
Found two keys in front of Her shey Men's Club Apply Hershey Press Office For sale Lawrence and Kieffer pears pick your own or have them picked 15cm and up Carmany Palmyra Route 2 one mile south of Campbelltown For rent apartments newly papered furnished and unfurnished heat and hot water New management Apply Quality Food Shop Prince and Chocolate avenue Hershey
The Blue Triangle Girl Reserves hosted a Gypsy Trail and supper starting from the YWCA. Evelyn Hampton, Marion Hinkel and Anna Margaret Kraft planned the route visiting the Park Zoo and Derry Church ending at Park stores for a meal. Attendees included Myers, VanMetre, Hampton, Hinkel, Balsbaugh, Owen, Hofstetter, Furst, Reese, Drescher, Kraft and Zartman.
Two 90 pound midget teams the Hershey Men's Club Junior gym class football and the Hershey Industrial School 90 pounders played four quarters to a 6-6 tie. Tom Sands scored for the Club Juniors and Lloyd and Gilman connected for the Industrials with a second TD. Robert Hyland recovered a late fumble to preserve the draw.
Brinker Victor Brown Alvin Carmany and David Carmany traveled to Philadelphia for Sesqui Centennial. They toured the Turkish Village and admired Princess Zamelli the Moorish dancer. Brinker shopped a rug, initial offer 368.50. Final price 6.50.
Miss Hilda Gingrich entertained guests at a bridge party last Tuesday night at her Maple Street home in Palmyra. Attending were Miss Esther Lauck Miss Violet Zimmerman Mrs Paul Yoder of Palmyra Mrs Robi Bair of Hummelstown Miss Kathryn Pomeroy Miss Isabelle Pomeroy of Hershey and Miss Esther Gingrich.
Middletown defeated the Hershey Department Store in a Monday bowling contest in a newly organized league. The league includes Hershey Department Store Middletown Elizabethown Columbia Ephrata and Mechanicsburg and will not conflict with the Lebanon Valley League which bowls on Mondays and Wednesdays.
The Lyceum offered by the high school has drawn thoughtful community attention with plans already made for the first program on Monday November L. Interest is rising and Vickers may be secured by contacting any high school student body member.
Mr and Mrs David Ditzler announce the birth of a son David Jr with dated months May October. Iy Stahl underwent an operation for bloeatitis on Wednesday Oct 6. Breckenmaker, three year old son of Walter Kravianiaulleae of Hummelstown, had adenoids and tonsils removed on Oct 12.
A roast was given by the Strohm sisters on Monday evening in October for a group of friends. Attendees included Melba Strohm Kathrine Strohm Dorothy Bohner Viola Dela Eva Tinney Winona Baker George Bohner Gerald Robinson Russel Aungat Luther Hinkel Welford Owens and Ted Edris.
All girls aged 22 and over are invited to join the Girl Reserves. Two clubs are now active with ample room for new recruits.
Harry Fasnacht was edged from his high score at Hershey Club alleys last week as J Kopp rolled a 236 to take the top spot.
Rev Paul M Kinports leads services and activities including Sunday School at 9 15 a m and Morning worship at 10 30 a m with Holy Communion. Light Brigade Luther League Wolf Cubs and Boy Scouts meet. Friday adds preparatory services at 7 45 p m. All unaffiliated welcomed to worship.
Rev R H Taylor leads Sunday services at 9 15 Sunday School 10 30 theme The Completing of the Service Pension Plan A Presbytery report to be given by Irvin H Slesser Junior Endeavor meets at 4 p m Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m Evening program for youth What Most Young People Want A Sunday school board meets Monday 7 30 with Miss Kathryn Weltmer Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Congregation holds corporate meeting after prayer to discuss sexton property with Reading Railroad Co Junior Endeavor south side meets Thursday 4 p m Women Missionary Society rides to Elizabethtown Oct 21 for meeting with Mrs I L Reist at 114 North Poplar St Attendance up among youth is noted.
Rev A K Wier D D pastor. Sunday School 9 15 a m Morning worship 10 30 a m Junior C E 2 p m Senior C E 6 45 p m All young people invited Evening service 7 30 p m Quarterly Conference 8 45 p m Thursday Oct 21 Parish invites all to attend these services
The Hershey Church of the Brethren on East Areba avenue lists 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 a m sermon by Elder Henry F King 2 00 p m Congregational Song services 6 45 p m Testimony meeting 7 30 p m sermon by Elder Henry F King Revival services continue with 7 30 p m song and 7 45 p m sermon weekday evenings The Hummelstown church on South Water street offers 9 00 a m Sunday School
Salem Reformed Church Campbelltown and Trinity Reformed Church Palmyra list a series of services October 15 to 21 led by pastors Rev Henry I Aulenbach Rev E G Leinbach and Rev S H Waltz with Sunday School morning worship evening services and a pastor reception inviting all parishioners to attend the events.
An auxiliary game preserve of about 400 acres near Wapwallopen in Conyngham Township has opened through Harry A. Meiss Luzerne County game warden. The Creveling tract refuge aims to protect all wildlife and may rank with the Hickory Run preserve above White Haven.
The Primrose Path arrives at Hershey Central Theatre on Thursday October 21 at 7 30 pm. Clara Bow and Wallace MacDonald headline an all star cast in a romance drama set from a glamorous cafe to a Pacific seaport, with courtroom scenes highlighted.
A combination sale is set for Saturday October 23 on the premises of A C Hinsey at the corner of Lingle avenue and Cherry street Palmyra. This is the final sale of the season and proceeds will reduce winter furniture. Contact A C Hinsey Palmyra or Warren Sattazahn 1120 West Main Palmyra.
Mr. and Mrs. Enos A. Boyer of Union Deposit celebrated their eighth wedding anniversary with a Sunday chicken dinner. Attendees included H. Y. Carmany, J. H. Boyer, E. H. Boyer and families, I. D. Boyer and daughter, T. R. Boyer and sons, Lydia Rhoads, Esther Lehn, and E. A. Boyer and daughters.
The class of 1928 held a weiner roast along Spring Creek on Wednesday night October 6. About thirty five class members attended with two chaperones Miss Roger and Miss Myers. Myers was elected class advisor for this term.
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