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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1924

Page

4

Community notices and visits in Hershey area

Local column lists numerous Hershey area residents and visitors. Frequent trips include Hershey to York Philadelphia Harrisburg Camp Hill and Carlisle with family and social visits. Also notes attendance at Bucknell Lafayette game and theatre production plus several sales and service notices.

Kathryn A. Moyer Mound Hospital St. Petersburg Fla Hershey Pyane Kathryn Weltmer Philadelphia Lawrence R. Galebaugh Elizabethtown Albert Galebaugh Ethel McCreary Harrisburg S. P. Bacastow A. C. Hay George Adams Edwin Schwenk Carlisle Chambersburg Annie Hay W. E. Shank Geraldine Camp Hill O. J. Shank Harry E. Kaley Harry Jr Washington, D. C J.C. Fackler Norman Smith Manheim Lancaster William E. Tobias St. Joseph’s Springs Mary Hanshue Zella Andrew Sara Hanshue Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore Joseph Clark Sand Hill Harry Wit Middletown A. R. Brinser Sr Ray Schaeffer Oliver Keck Landisburg H. S. Keck Harold Hallgren Fern Penbrook John Hallgren John Schlepfer Elladora Union Deposit Geo. Seibert Samuel Hess Royersford John Brubaker Florin David Snader Akron B. W. S. Ebersole Verna Bergman Mary Belton R. E. Sternberger H. M. Moyer Otto Brandt Palmyra A. H. Garman R. L. Stable E. LeRoy Maria Zuver John Clay Zion’s Church B. F. Bomgardner H. $. Bomgardner Gettysburg Ida Bridge Nellie Shea John Sollenberger Shamokin Bessie Seiger William Miller Orpheum Theatre W. E. Miller Edward Billy Duncannon E. S. Michener E. E. Weaver Manada Hill C. J. Beck Fannie Miller Henry Henry Mildred Hertzler Mechanicsburg Benjamin Beidleman Agnes Lockard Mabel Lingle Florence Walmer Sand Beach Dairy Farm No. 3 Hal Boyer Harry Matthews Cyrus Garman Pine Grove Vine Grove Reno Keibler Robert Aumen Hummelstown Irvin Baer O. E. Bittner Dorothy Arlene Grantville Arthur Watkins Wilmington Del H. F. Liller John Bardwell Shiremanstown A. °. Souder J. 13 Basehore Milton Basehore Mildred Andrews Bloomsbury C. L. Moyer Frances Beach Lillian Joyce Capp Irvin Good Lawn Warren Albert A. I. Hartman Lebanon Columbia John Zimmerman Ruth Elizabeth Mary Louise Laura Gress Mere William [Ess Conceal Hernhey S . Brenberger Thelma Baker Margaret Levengood Hanoverdale Pauline and Beulahner

Hershey Couple Weds in Hagerstown Ceremony

Miss Mildred E. Miller of Hershey married William L. Belser of Hershey in Hagerstown on Friday Oct 17. Rev Edward Harmes officiated at St Pauls Lutheran Church. The bride works in Hershey Chocolate Company and the groom is a Reese Candy salesman. They honeymooned in Luray Shenandoah and will reside with the bride’s parents.

Hagerstown Mildred E. Miller Hershey William L. Belser Edward Harmes St. Paul’s Lutheran Church W. E. Miller Areba Avenue Hershey Chocolate Company Julius Belser Reese Candy Company Luray Shenandoah

Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs H C Garman

A pleasant birthday dinner was given at the home of Mr and Mrs Hf C Garman on Aretha Avenue in honor of Mrs Garman s birthday anniversary. Dinner was served to Mrs Neal Artman Mrs F W McCurtin Rev and Mrs Harvey Snyder and son Kenneth Progress Mrs John Henry Lebanon and Mr and Mrs Christian Kegeries Mr and Mrs H C Garman and Mrs Garman Hershey.

Hf. C. Garman Aretha Avenue Garman Neal [Artman F. W. McCurtin Harrisburg Harvey Snyder Kenneth Progress John Henry Lebanon Christian Kegeries H. C. Garman Ant Andis Garman Hershey

H. O. A. Class Met On Tuesday

The H O A Young Ladies Bible Class of Mary Trinity Sunday School met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Grover Sheckart’s home for its regular monthly business and social gathering. Refreshments were served to members including Mrs. John Snavely and other named attendees.

H. O. A. Young Ladies’ Bible Mary Trinity Sunday School Grover Sheckart John Snavely Cleon Kieffer Robert Aumen W. J. Brewer Marvin Kieffer Margaret Bomgardner Hilda Freymeyer Goldie Habecker Ruth Shultz Anna Leibsheitz Elizabeth High Alma Drescher

Card of Appreciation for Farm No 3 Fire Support

A card of appreciation thanks Hershey Sire Co Union Deposit Fire Co and neighbors for aiding in saving furniture after a fire at Farm No 3. Mr and Mrs Luther Weaver express gratitude for assistance and community help. The Pennsylvania potato crop is estimated at 24 903 000 bushels or 81 percent of normal. The estimate is about 300 000 bushels higher than a month ago but 1 200 000 bushels below winter estimates due to weather. Bucks county corn may require artificial drying to mature before cold weather arrives.

Hershey S*ire Co Union Deposit Fire Co Luther Weaver Pennsylvania Bucks County

Derry Presbyterian Church Announces Men and Women Day Events

Rev R H Taylor leads a full schedule with Sunday School at 9 15 a m Morning worship at 10 30 a m Judge Hargest speaks during Men s Day series Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m featuring Rev Jas B McClure and Harkin s Orchestra A Christian Endeavor topic on law enforcement and a Women s Day on November 2 plus junior endeavors prayer meetings and choir rehearsals throughout the week

Derry Presbyterian Church R. H. Taylor Judge Hargest W. S. Dunlap Harrisburg Christian Endeavor Jas. B. McClure Manse Fund Harkin Taylor

Church Activities and Schedules in Local Parishes

The bulletin lists Holy Trinity Lutheran Bible School at 9 15 a m sermon 10 30 a m Luther League 6 30 p m First United Brethren Church Rev A G Nye morning worship 10 30 theme and C E services 1 30 and 6 45 p m evening worship 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer Bible study 7 30 p m choir Friday 7 30 p m Men’s Bible Class business meeting Thursday in church Sunday School Association Monday 7 30 in church St Joan of Arc Church Rev P J Phelan rector Masses 8 and 10 a m sermon late Mass choir rehearsal 9 30 a m baptisms 12 noon confessional Saturday 4 and 7 weekday Masses 7 30 a m as of Obligation Masses 6 m

Young Men’s Bible Class Behoel Henry F. Miller Areba Avenue Fannie Miller Hanover Hershey Henry Henry Josephi Fruwirth Summerdale John Smith Allentown S. W. Lingle Charles W. Reeves Harrisburg Luther Weaver A. G. Weaver Anna Klauss Gratz Noah Klauss Laura Kaylor Bloomsburg James Fletcher James Samuel Michener Edward Duncannon W.E. Miler John Cope Robert Stahle E. LeRoy Clara Keeney Granada,Avenue Charles,Stuckey George Dressler D. Arthur Allisong Millersburg Mary Goodling Tola Boiling Springs E. M. Hershey Edwin Bucknell-Lafayette Lewisburg Paul Shoop Palmyra John Myers Jerome H. Krall Christine Lebanon Krall Walter S. Peters J. L. Stahl Janice Marie John Feeser Ellen Dise York I. O. Dise Jeanette Dobbs Jonestown Lydia Kathryn Weltmer Treva Dise Mike Canter Singer Sewing Machine Robi. Stover Caracas Avenue Kieffer Laurence Pears Edwin B. Carmany Bachmanville Road Campbelltown Wilton Rug Hummelstown Bell Marlin West Cherry Street P. O. Box East Main Street E. Main Street Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Luther League First United Brethren Church A. G. Nye C. E St. Joan of Are P. J. Phelan

Campbelltown Salem Reformed Church Service Schedule

Rev. Henry I. Aulenbach leads Sunday School at 9 a.m. Divine worship at 10 15 a.m. Missionary Society meeting at 6 45 p.m. at Campbelltown church campus.

Campbelltown Salem Reformed Church Henry I. Aulenbach

Friendly Church Hosts Missionary Society Meeting

The Missionary Society of the Re formed Church at Quentin will be our guests at this meeting. A special program has been arranged. Catechetical class meets every Monday evening. You and your family will find a warm welcome at the Friendly Church. Campbelltown U B Church Rev R S Arndt pastor. Christian Endeavor at 630 pm. Preaching at 730 pm. Prayer service Tuesday evening Oct 28 at 730 pm.

The Missionary Society of the Reformed Church Quentin Campbelltown U. B. Church R. S. Arndt Christian Endeavor

Follies of Age Blamed on Parents by Seventeen

Harrisburg teen orator Martin Landis 17 spoke on youth challenges to friends at 25 cents a seat. He blamed the older generation for youth antics, citing home discipline, religion, and materialism as factors. Other items note E S Woodring on 100 Per Cent United Evangelicals, Dr Woodring’s critique of soft pedaling sin, Nissley and Stauffer’s 25 000 mile car trip, cattle tuberculosis tests in Jefferson County, and planned bus lines York to Banatee and Lancaster to Harrisburg.

Martin Landis Harrisburg Landis Technical High School Reily Camp Curtin E. S. Woodring Reading United Evangelicals Schuylkill Valley Ministerial Association Dr. Woodring

Cyrus Gingrich Now Making Cotton Seed Oil

A letter from Cyrus Gingrich in Hershey reports his work at a cotton seed oil mill. He describes ginning cotton, defatting seed, hulls sold for stock feed, and oil used for lard substitutes and oleomargarine. He notes local crops, Hershey chocolates, and asks for copies of the Hershey Press.

Cyrus Gingrich Hershey Press Conway Ark Hershey

County to Help Repair Detour Road Between Hummelstown and Middletown

Dauphin County commissioners agreed to assist Lower Swatara Township supervisors in repairing the Fidler's Elbow detour road used during main highway work between Hummelstown and Middletown. Nearby, fifty buzzards attacked and killed a calf over 100 pounds at William Van Pelt's West Chester farm last week.

Dauphin County Hummelstown Middletown Lower Swatara William van Pelt West Chester

Poor Apple Crops Hit Cumberland Perry Counties

Commercial apple crops in Cumberland and Perry Counties, major producers in the state, are far below average this year. Cumberland is about 26 percent of normal and Perry about 13 percent, while twenty-two leading counties average 36 percent, down five from last month and 23 percent below last year. Dauphin County hovers at 50 percent, ranking high among counties producing under 10,000 bushels.

Cumberland Perry Cumberland County Perry County Dauphin

Dauphin County Orders Disease Free Potatoes

Dauphin County Agricultural Extension Association invites orders for disease free seed potatoes for early and late planting. Irish Cobbler is the early variety and Michigan Russets the late variety, ordered in carload lots. County Agent R. R. Burtner urges farmers to send orders at once. E. B. Mitchell will supervise shipment to Harrisburg. John Curry to Swatara Station for distribution. Cars expected to arrive mid to late November.

Dauphin County Agricultural Extension Association Dauphin County R. R. Burtner Harrisburg E. B. Mitchell R. D Swatara Station John Curry

Public Sale Of Household Articles At Hockersville

A public sale is set at the undersigned home in Hockersville on Saturday October 25 at 1 o'clock. Items include a solid oak hall rack rocker reclining chair chairs tables bed and spring piano stool carpet and other household goods in good condition. J G Leedom will announce conditions at sale.

Hockersville J. G. Leedom

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S. P. Nissley D. M. Stauffer Mt. Joy Jefferson Mercer Crawford Counties Baneatee Harrisurg Hershey Department Store
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