Mission Study class of the Women’s Missionary Society meet Friday
The Mission Study class of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Hershey United Brethren Church will meet Friday evening October 27 at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Raymond Hinkel 222 Cocoa Avenue. The text “The Why and How of Foreign Missions” is used. All are invited and urged to attend.
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Women's Missionary Society
Fwét United Brethren Church
Raymond Hinkel
Cocoa Avenue
A. M. Hinkle
Hershey Consolidates
Italy
Alps
John
Forest Cheney
Hershey
Chicago
Cheney
Wm. P. Yeatto
Ruth
York
Raymond G. Hinkel
May Spackman
Industrial Y.M. C. A
Coatesville
J. F. Snavely
Julius Belser
Mary
Bethlehem
Eva Lessley
Marie Dusman
Palmyra
Orpheum
C. V. Glynn
Fleetwood
Ezra F. Hershey
Katharine
Betty
Frantz
John Galletti
Ivan L. Mease
Ruth Irene
Clark Bare
Grace Evangelical
Schuylkill Haven
Roy Lloyd
Shorty” Hoerner
Paul Shoop
Ruby Rice
Pottsville
Harry H. Rudy
Philadelphia
Samuel Frymeyer
W. Elm Street
Reading
Penn Reserve
B. F. Snavely
F. C. Snavely
Chester Springs
Noah Krauss
Roy Deetz
Merle Smith
Ed. Harkins
Salem
Campbelltown
Cure-em-all
John Ensminger
Austin Shelly
Harry Crist
C. A. Wiley
Wm. Hutchinson
Roy Sternberger
Lancaster
Mra
D. C. Mylin
Willow Street
Bowman Snavely
Clyde
David Baker
Caracas Avenue
A Trip to the Green Tree by Harrisburg Natural History Society
John Hallgren recounts the Naz annual field excursion on October 21 to the Green Tree on Shenk's farm in Conewago township. The party of seven, including State botanist Dr. M. Gress and led by H. A. Ward, viewed a landscape of autumn color and mourned the extinction threat to the chestnut while noting the green tree is a procumbent juniper likely 80 to 90 years old and planted cuttings remain viable.
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John Hallgren
Harrisburg Natural History Society
Shenk
Conewago Township
Plains
Dr Swift to Speak on Democracy Pillars and Perils
Dr C F Swift renowned orator will address an audience Tuesday evening October 31 at 7 30 in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. His talk Pillars and Perils of Democracy will be free with a silver offering. He is presented by United Brethren Lutheran and Presbyterian churches of Hershey.
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C. F. Swift
America
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Swift
Hershey
United Brethren
Presbyterian Churches
Ulrich Reports on Cornwallis Yorktown Victory
Ulrich of Washington Camp No 705 gives the first talk in a series on Important Events in American History. He details Cornwallis surrender and its impact on American unity and the republic. A future talk honors Theodore Roosevelt on his birthday. Mr and Mrs Russell Stoner announce the birth of a son on October 16.
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C. H. Ulrich
Washington
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Mr. Ulrich
Clinton
New York
Ulrich
American Coloniata
W. A. DeVerter
Theodore Roosevelt
Mra
Russell Stoner
National Concert Company Delights Hershey Audience
The National Concert Company opened the Lyceum Course at Hershey Central Theatre before a large crowd. Mr Coleman on multiple wind instruments impressed, Miss Shepperd sang and played, and Miss Schubert on violin displayed polished artistry. The program pleased patrons and the next act is Dr George P Bible on Friday November 10 with the talk Life and Opportunity.
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National Concert Company
Lyceum
Hershey Central Theatre
Coleman
Miss Shepperd
South
Schubert
George P. Bible
Wedding of Reno E. Kiebler and Ruth Zoll in Annville
Reno E. Kiebler, Annville resident and war veteran, married Ruth R. Zoll in a private ceremony at First United Brethren church. The couple will establish a home November 1 at the Kauffman poultry farm north of town where Kiebler manages Blouch Poultry Farm.
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Reno E. Kiebler
Annville
K. William Kiebler
Hershey
Ruth R. Zoll
John K. Zoll
Caracas Avenue
First United Brethren Church
W.E. Daugherty
Zoll
Schlepfer Tice Wedding at Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Verna M. Tice daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry F Tice of 624 Hill Street Lebanon united with Paul E. Schlepfer son of Mr and Mrs John Schlepfer of 35 West Granada Avenue in a ring ceremony at the Lutheran parsonage 23 West Granada Avenue Rev M LeRoy Wachter officiated A reception followed at the groom’s parents home they will reside in a new West Chocolate Avenue apartment after a short honeymoon trip
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Verna M. Tice
Harry F. Tice
Hill Street
Lebanon
Paul E. Schlepfer
John Schlepfer
West Granada
Lutheran Parsonage
West Granada Avenue
M. LeRoy Wachter
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Schlepfer
Hershey Planing Mill
West Chocolate Avenue
Vance Achenbach Tie The Knot In Palmyra
Floyd A. Vance of Harrisonburg Virginia married Mabel Achenbach on Friday October 20 at Palmyra 6 o clock The Rev C W Heffner Evangelical Church officiated The bride is daughter of Jacob and Mrs Achenbach Locust street Palmyra The groom worked in printing and is a World War veteran They will reside at 322 Cocoa avenue Hershey after a home wedding
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Floyd A. Vance
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Mabel Achenbach
Palmyra
C. W. Heffner
Evangelical Church
Jacob Achenbach
Locust Street
Hershey
Cocoa Avenue
Heart of a Hero at Central Theatre
A Revolutionary War tale honoring Nathan Hale with scenes of his death. The program includes instructive and comic reels and is open to school children at 4 PM and adults at 8 PM on November 2 at the Central Theatre.
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Lse
Nathan Hale
Central Theatre
No Trespassing Notice at Hershey Farms
A public notice warns no trespassing on Hershey Farms property and states trespassers will be prosecuted according to law.
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Hershey
Honest John McArdle Referee Drama At Hershey Central
A dramatic tale of boxing referee John McArdle is adapted from a Red Book Magazine story and screens at Hershey Central Theatre on Saturday October 28 at 7 45 pm. Conway Tearle stars as McArdle with Gladys Hulette as Janie the gambler Big Steve and a crooked fight thwarted by McArdle's integrity.
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John McArdle
Red Book
Gerald Beaumont
John
Selznick
Hershey Central Theatre
Conway Tearle
Mr. Tearle
Janie
Gladys Hulette
Big Steve
McArdle
Two Minutes to Go Stars Charles Ray at Hershey Central Theatre
Charles Ray headlines the First National feature Two Minutes to Go at Hershey Central Theatre. Mary Anderson stars opposite him with Lincoln Stedman Tom Wilson and Lionel Belmore among cast. The college football tale follows a milk peddler who becomes a gridiron hero amid humor romance and action.
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Charles Ray
Hershey Central Theatre
Mary Anderson
Sunshine Mary
Ray
Lincoln Stedman
Tom Wilson
Lionel Belmore
Trueman van Dyke
Gus Leonard
Bert Woodruff
Francois Dumas
Phillip Dunham
Richard Andre
Atar
Mr. Ray
Tileaday
Mr. Wilson
Card Party to Benefit Hershey Kindergarten
The Hershey Mothers Club hosts the second monthly card party Monday October 30 at 8 PM at the Hershey Tea House. Prizes planned. proceeds support Hershey Kindergarten, a ten year old institution with thirty pupils taught by Margaret Good of Harrisburg. Open to children four and older. neighbors urged to attend.
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Mother's Club
Hershey
Hershey Kindergarten
Misa Margaret Good
Harriaburg
Pipe Organ Recital Sunday Afternoon at Holy Trinity
Visiting organist Richard M. Stockton will headline the Midmer pipe organ recital at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday at 3 pm. Stockton, Lancaster’s renowned musician, has held multiple organist roles from age 11 and now directs music at the Grand Theatre in Lancaster. A silver offering will be collected. all music lovers are invited.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Richard M. Stockton
Lancaster
Penn
Stockton
Ralph Kinder
Philadelphia
St. John’s Episcopal Church
St. James’ Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbia
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Franklin & Marshall College
First, Presbyterian Church
Lititz Moravian Church
Lititz
St. Mark’ S Lutheran Church
Hanover
Grand Theatre
Firemen's Fair Needs You in Hershey
The Hershey Firemen's Fair runs to raise 1800 for the new fire engine. Attendance lags despite a loyal public, with chairman John Snavely and a small committee steering preparations for a Winter Dance Hall event praised as the best of its kind. Citizens urged to attend and support the fundraising effort.
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Hershey
John Snavely
Miss Copenhaver Leads Contest at Hershey Fair
At Hershey Firemen's Fair attendees vote for the prettiest girl. Judge announcement is Saturday with votes accepted nightly. Elizabeth Copenhaver leads with 16000 votes followed by Alma Houser 8900 Lucile Gilman 7400 Esther Wheeler 3906 Rachel Groves 2300 Eliza Dissinger 1900 Grace Seaver 1800 Mildred Esbenshade 1500 Louise Hook 1400 Carrie Clark listed among participants.
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Elizabeth Copenhaver
Alma Houser
Lucile Gilman
Carrie Clark Poop
Hershey High Triumphs Over Steelton Reserves
Hershey High School defeated Steelton Reserves on Saturday afternoon at Hershey field. The Hershey team played well with strong teamwork and better ball handling, producing several notable runs to outplay the larger Steelton squad.
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Hershey High School
Steelton
Hershey
Women Tax Amendments In Schools Act Debate
The document outlines amendments to the Schools Act addressing whether women may be compelled to pay school taxes. It details new collection actions in assumpsit, penalties of ten percent, and possible executions. It sets tax caps of up to twenty-five mills in higher classes and introduces per capita taxes for residents over twenty one. It also governs employer deductions for delinquent per capita taxes and required notices.
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Board of
Will Hold Tractor Demonstrations By Local Store
The Her shey Department Store implement department schedules three tractor demonstrations. The McCormick Derr ing 15 30 Tractor, a disc harrow, and a cultipacker will be shown. Demonstrations run Wednesday November 8 at B F Sheesley farm, Thursday November 9 at H L Seltzer farm, and Friday November 10 at Wal mers farm Harpers Hotel area. Farmers urged to attend in numbers.
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Hershey Department Store
McCormick
Campbelltown
Palmyra
Walmer’s
Harpers Hotel
McSparran to Speak Saturday in Hershey
A Hershey event invites residents to hear John A. McSparran and the Democratic State ticket at 4 16 p m Saturday. The notice urges turnout, discusses political accountability, and questions past electoral choices while urging civic participation.
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Dr. Swift
Kiebler—Zoll
Vance-Achenbach
Firemen’s Fair
Miss Copenhaver
Hershey High
Hershey Steolton
Swartz
Shertzer
Loso Ebsee
Smith Wiley
Hackman
Viva
Dentwelller Bilotta
Stuccano H
Culjach Beleer
Rene Gine
Tuptanoski Robertaon
J¢ohlas
Vyvaeasi
Renee Vloger
Hummer
Goerlock
Bilotta
Souenco
Olen
Robertsony NI
Long
John A. McSparran
McSparran
Rogall
Pinchot
Senate
Congress
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