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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
8
Numerous Hershey residents and visitors are listed in a long roster of social calls and weekend trips. Attendees include Miss Margaret Leithiser and C Edwin Dearnley at the Orpheum in Harrisburg, and families visiting relatives in Palmyra, Hummelstown, and Lebanon.
Howard Romig visited William Shaub at Lebanon hospital where an appendicitis operation a little over a week ago preceded this update. Shaub is reported to be improving rapidly and expected to leave for Palmyra Sunday, much to the relief of his many friends.
Hershey meat department reports steady demand with 166 hogs slaughtered since September. All meat has been served to local patrons in the vicinity.
Mr and Mrs S D Clark hosted an autumn themed reception for 46 guests including officers teachers and choir members of the First United Brethren Sunday school The event followed the annual church meeting with a buffet lunch catered by Krause and featured vocal and instrumental performances by Miss Wingart Miss Mary Burch Mrs Everett Russel Clark and others
Mrs Williams brings a full line of latest millinery novelties from New York and Philadelphia to The Hershey Store. An informal opening runs today tomorrow and Saturday showcasing the parlor run by Mrs Williams which has become a notable department. Weather this week remains unusually fine.
Miss Mellander, a leading figure in Lutheran mission work in Porto Rico, will speak at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Her talk covers island life, past conditions, and ongoing improvements, with funds to support her mission work. A cordial Hershey invitation invites the public to attend.
Friday night Snuks the Maltese cat owned by Mrs. C. S. Mauffair died from gas asphyxiation after a stove accident in a small kitchen. All doors were closed, preventing broader danger.
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