Derry Church Observes 200th Anniversary Of Its Past And Rise
Rev R H Tay lor installed as pastor of Derry Presbyterian Church with Rev H B King and Rev F E Taylor delivering addresses on the old church's two centuries of life and the call for larger ministry. The service featured scripture by Rev R R Butterwick and installation prayers by Rev C Benjamin Segelken, with music by a well praised choir and orchestra. The congregation filled the church as members and former pastors expressed congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Taylor
Derry
Presbyterian Church
H. B. King
Paxtang Presbyterian Church
King
Paxtang
Mr. Taylor
Benjamin Segelken
Hershey
F.E. Taylor
St. Paul’s
Taylor
Pennsylvania
R. R. Butterwick
George Snavely Rentz
C. Benjamin Segelken
Messrs. Rentz
Segelken
Minnie Dressler
Frank Lemon
Katherine Snavely
Edith Kauffman
S. P. Bacastow
R. F. Hull
John Rowe
I. L. Reist
S. J. Boyer
Thomas Ingram
Paul Grimm
Catherine Mumma
Lottie Conrad
Bilotte
Big Affair Next Week for New York Extension Dedication
President Jennings sent a special invitation to Mr. Hershey as 15000 invitations go out for the dedication of the new concrete link in the William Penn Highway extending to New York between Bethlehem and Easton. Governors Brumbaugh and Fielder will attend with Charles M. Schwab leading the ceremony. ten thousand guests are expected under a pavilion near mid route. A holiday is proclaimed in Easton Bethlehem and Allentown with multiple special trains to transport attendees from across the region.
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Jennings
Hershey
William Penn Highway Association
New York
Bethlehem
Easton
Brumbaugh
New Jersey
Charles M. Schwab
Beth Schem Steel Company
Schwab
William Jennings
Aston
Allentown
Variona
Olympia
Marineburgers
Governor Brumbaugh
Philadelphia
Fanton
Trenton
Governor Fielder
Thosa
Scranton
M. 5
Hershey Jain
Cuba
Hershey Hunters Report Good Game This Season
Hershey gunners in fields and mountains report plentiful game with better shooting expected later. Hunters claim 2 squirrels and 5 pheasants by the Deitzler brothers, 8 grey squirrels by Ewing Cain and DuBois, a 23 1 2 pound turkey by Havery Moyer, and multiple squirrels by Roy Houtz and Howard Long. Cedar Run trips yield twelve pheasants per party and success for M L Nissley Lehman Etter Burgner party with every member taking at least ten pheasants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Hershley
David Deitzler
Ewing, Cain
W. L. DuBois
Havery Moyer
Palmyra
Roy Houtz
Howard Long
D. Frank Page
Fulton County
William A. Curtis
Monroe Stover
D.S. Graeff
Mt. Pleasant
John Daniel
Harry Staub
Clarence Erb
Cedar Run
Lycoming County
M. L. Nissley
A. S. Lehman
E. Z. Etter
Victor Burgner
Hummelstown
Hershey Band Concludes Season With Large Audiences
The Hershey Band kept up rehearsals with over thirty musicians and expanded repertory. Daily concerts ran May 15 through September 17 attracting more auto mobile parties than ever. Tonight they perform at a mass meeting and next month at the Mothers' Club concert. Director Feese, now with the band under the Industrial School, is in Philadelphia with Mrs Feese visiting the Philadelphia Orchestra.
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Hershey Band
Hershey
Mothers’ Club
Industrial School
Feese
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Orchestra
Hershey Central Theater
William A. Brady
Employment and Information Bureau
Hershey Free Public Library
Largest local pumpkin weighs 58 pounds
Samuel S. Shank of southwest of Hummelstown reports the biggest pumpkin of the fall. The pumpkin measures 38 inches long and weighs 58 pounds, taken from the vines in the vicinity.
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Samuel S. Shank
Hummelstown
Mr McHeffey Buys East Hershey Home
The sale centers on a handsome East Hershey residence built by Frank B. Snavely now purchased by L. McHeffey, who supervises Hershey interests. The Snavely home sits on a high lot with broad views and has hosted many prominent guests. The new owners expect to move in within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hershey
Frank B. Snavely
L. McHeffey
Hershey
Movings Reported By David Gordon Last Week
A list of last week movings includes A I Yingat from Chocolate Avenue to Cocoa Avenue Tenry Miller from Swatara Station to Hummel town LH Kettler from Tershay to Shiremand town Chester Ambler from Linfield to Wershey Frank Shaffer from Vian to Sand Hill Herbert Schneers from Lilie to Hershey ane Tripa to Mineravillaga and Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gordon
A. I. Yingat
Chocolate Avenue
Cocoa Avenue
Tenry Miller
Swatara Station
Hummelatown LH
Kettler
Tershay
Shiremandtown
Chester Ambler
Linfield
Wershey
Frank Shaffer
Vian
Sand Hill
Herbert Schneers
Lilie
Hershey
Ane Tripa
Mineravillaga
Reading
Mr Yingst Moves into New Cocoa Avenue Home
Mr Yingst moved this week from Chocolate avenue into a newly erected double brick home on Cocoa avenue. The residence is described as modern in every respect. Mr and Mrs Walton and daughter occupy the other half of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chocolate Avenue
Cocoa Avenue
Mra
Walton
Aldo
Hershey Theater Promises Busy Winter With Reels and Roster
The Hershey season opens with packed audiences at Hershey Central Theater. Ten cent showings receive broad support for high quality reels by William A Brady. Scheduled twice weekly with added Wednesday programs and a robust slate of meetings and events.
Big Republican Mass Meeting Promises Largest Ever in Hershey
Tonight in the Hershey Central Theatre the Republican mass meeting draws a full house with the Hershey band and an ambitious program of stirring music. Speakers include Hon. Aaron S. Kreider seeking reelection and Hon. E. E. Beidleman state senator, both noted figures in the district. The event emphasizes tariff as a key campaign issue with broad public attendance invited, especially women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Central Theatre
Hershey
Aaron S. Kreider
Kreider
Lebanon Valley
E. E. Beidleman
Annual Rally Day At United Brethren Church
Under new minister Rev Butterwick the United Brethren Church reports growth in Sunday School attendance and member interest. A big annual rally is planned next Sunday with songs and recitations by children and a program featuring a partial orchestra. Dr Butterwick invites old and new members to attend and support the school’s growth.
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United Brethren Church
Butterwick
Butterwieck
Luther Men's Bible Class Banquet Shines in Hershey
The Luther Men’s Bible Class banquet, presided by S. E. Peters, featured strong speeches by Rev. Dr. L. C. Manges and others urging church and civic duty. Mrs. Mumma and other women prepared a large, well received supper in Elershey, with praise for the menu, service, and decor.
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Luther Men’s Bible Class
Manges, Garnes and Meek
S. E. Peters
L. C. Manges
Harrisburg
Mr. Garnes
Hummelstown
Meek
Hershey
Strasburg
H. G. Mumma
A. S. Heilman
D. S. Graeff
Ewing Cain
Joseph Hills
E. L. Bomgardner
Phoebe Whittle
W. L. Dubois
John S. Leese
Wilson Rhoads
L. P. Willaims
J. Ed. Field
Bompardner
Mumma
Rey
John I
Stacey E. Peters
Garnes
W. Lb. Dubois
C. P. Nachalen
Roy and
Tra Mumma
William G. Houseworth
Edwin W. Schwenk
Paul D. Ulrich
John Gates
L. P. Williams
Ray Klugh
Robert Saltagihn
Lynn 2
Meekins
A. W. Snavely
William Brinker
George Dechert
J. Jed
Field
J. Mark Might
John Schlepfer
Wilson Rhonda
John Shay
Norman Stahle
A. T. Hellman
John Leck
John Henry Bomgardner
Robert Bricker
Mr. Meck
Dance Nights Begin in Ruffa Hall Thursday
Beginning Thursday evening October 4 dancing will be held in Ruff a hall in Hummedlstown each Thursday. Music will be furnished by the Ideal dance orchestra.
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Ruff'a
Hummedlstown
Ideal Dance Orchestra
Farmers Meet Friday Night at Hershey Central Theatre
Tomorrow Friday night at 7 30 p m the Hershey farmers and dairymen and their friends attend a public meeting hosted by Superintendent George C Signor with Professor J A McLean as speaker on cattle feeding and local farming opportunities admission is free and a long list of area farmers expected to attend including John Heckert John Funck Robert Stahle Daniel Hite Amos Hess John Etter A G Snyder and many others
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Hershey Central Theatre
Hershey Farms
George C. Signor
J. A. Mclean
Hershey
John Heckert
John Funck
Robert Stahle
Daniel Hite
Amos Hess
John Etter
A. G. Snyder
J.A. Hummer
Joseph Stuckey
John Swope
Amos Wagner
Charles Hetrick
J. F. Koons
Harry J. Cassel
John D. Seibert
L. H. Gingrich
J. W. Lenker
S. D. Koons
C.E. Cassel
D. A. Gerberich
M. N. Gingrich
S. S. Wagner
Willaim. Hess
Josiah Gingrich
S. W. Geeseman
Harry Etzweiler
John H. Brightbill
S. H. Yingst
William Wagner, Jr
Irvin Wagner
M. A. Bomgardner
J. H. Cook
Elias Buck
Samuel R. Keller
Robert Patrick
Irvin Laudermilch
Samuel Laudermilch
D. M. Stoudt
Elmer Reigle
Enos Brehm
Elias Wagner
George Kline
W. I. Landis
Jacob Baum
H. F. Im
Aaron Risser
Amos Coble
Penrose Foreman
E. Stauffer
H. M. Balmer
Jerry H. Martin
John W. Schoolman
John S. Herr
John G. Longenecker
Box 44
Abraham Witmer
C. Ammon Gruber
Samuel Kaylor
John Gish
Harrison W. Shiffer
H. F. Gruber
Samuel Witmer
Abram Flowers
Daniel Geiman
John Hoffer
Dairy Show Draws Tens of Thousands in Springfield
The Great Dairy Show in Springfield Massachusetts drew tens of thousands with dairymen from around the world. H Reinhold of the Holstein Fresian Association of Pennsylvania attended as Lancaster County Dairymen’s representative. The event showcased all breeds and featured new methods. Seven Pennsylvania farm boys won prizes as did State College students who earned $306 of the $500 offered to fifteen colleges in judging contest.
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Springfield
Mass
America
H. ©. Reinhold
Holstein Fresian Association of Pennsylvania
Lancaster County Dairymen's Association
le Say
S. T. Witmer
Union Deposit
Minerva
Paul Calamo Korndyke
Pennsylvania Farmer Boys
Farm Club
State College
Butler
Property for Sale in Union Deposit on Martin Street
On November 1 Elizabeth Moyer will sell a desirable residence in Union Deposit. The property lies on Martin Street with a large lot and ample water supply. Auctioneer J C Tess will conduct the sale.
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Elizabeth
Moyer
Union Deposit
Ttta
Matin Street
Fins
J. C. Tess
Feed Dealer William Keller in Critical Condition After Attack
William Keller a Sand Beach feed dealer lies in critical condition at his home after suffering an apoplexy attack on Saturday morning. The incident is reported as a sudden medical crisis affecting a prominent local business figure.
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William Keller
Sand Beach
Finest Party of the Season Planned by Local Clubs
The Hershey Men's Club hosts a Halloween masquerade on Tuesday October 31 organized by the Mothers Club Young Women's Christian Association and Young Men's Club. Decorations prizes and masked attendants promise a lively evening with musical selections, games, and special events including electrical fencing and fancy swimming exhibitions.
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Hallowe’en
Hershey Men’s Club
Mothers’ Club
Young Women’s Christian Association
Young Men’s Club
Men’s Club
Hallowe'en
Glee Club
Reading
John S. Farrington
Miss Hornsby
Mother’s Club
Ezra F. Hershey
L. Edwards
Evelyn Bowman
Mabel Hornsby
D. Frank Magee
S. P. Bacastow
Carrie Smith
Thomas L. McHeffy
Marie Leihart
W. A. Windle
George Hauck
J. Ed. Field
Ivan Mease
I. Ward ’ Nicholas
George Roberts
E. J. Krause
J. Landis Zimmerman
M. S. May
Ira Shenk
Lester Bingaman
H. E. Berdo
Hershey Laundry Receives Compliments on New Plant
The Hershey Laundry in the Press building earns praise for its new facility. Visitors included J Ed Field and guests from Bee Hive Laundry in Reading, Standard Laundry in Lebanon, and Commercial Laundry in Lebanon who toured the plant and approved its operations.
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Hershey Laundry
Press
J. Ed. Field
Messrs. Templin, Peiffer and Knap
Bee Hive
Reading
A. F. Ward
Standard Laundry
Lebanon
Mr. Dunne
B. F. Ward
Commercial Laundry
Hershey
Walton Engagement Announced In Brownstone Home
Mr and Mrs A S Walton hosted a dinner party in Brownstone to announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Walton to A Ross Walter of Harrisburg. The couple, both from prominent local families, have no wedding date yet. Carol is a Bryn Mawr student and Harrisburg College club member.
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A. St. Walton
Brownstone
Miss Carol Walton
A. Ross Walter
Harrisburg
Miss Walton
Trummelstown
Bryn Mawr
College Club of
Walter
Mra
HU. B. Walter
Florrisburg
Dauphin Bar
Lebanon Valley Football Makes Stand At Lehigh
Lebanon Valley College football moved forward this season with notable play. At South Bethlehem the Annville squad battled Lehigh College to a 3 to 3 tie, each side scoring a field goal. Coach Goyerhag has built a strong unit likely to surprise later in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Valley
South Bethlehem
Lehigh College
Ech
Goa
Annville Collegiana
Goyerhag
Also Mentioned on This Page
Derry Presbyterian Church
Hershey Guns
MR. McHeffey
MR. ‘Yingst
Central Theater, Library
Bureau
Beidleman
Mr. Reinhold and
Mr. Witmer
MR. Keller III
Men's Club