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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
4
Hershey dominates Annville 27 to 7 in ideal football weather. Newlyn scores three touchdowns and adds two extra points, with Bordner adding one, while Kreider leads Annville’s offense before Hershey seals the win in the second half.
Head Linesman Leibfried officiated with substitutions Hershey for Dressler Sollenberger for Tobias Annville Walters for McCauley Annville. Eddie Miller Annville premier baseball player greeted friends after a successful Louisville season. Hershey backfield and ends played well but line could improve. Game was clean with no injuries and referee Miller received praise for his high standard.
The Hershey Monarchs, a young town team mostly HS players, begin their season at the Hershey Men's Club on Wednesday evening November 3 against the Harrisburg Juniors. Managers Earl Brown and Rusty Clark have lined up several attractions. The squad includes Russell Clark, Earl Brown, Paul Henry, Willis Dressler, Edward Bongardner, and John Stauffer.
The newly organized Hummelstown football eleven lost 14 to 0 to Penbrook All-Scholastics in their opener. The Hummelstown squad, outweighed, fought hard and kept the score close despite the odds.
Palmyra Von Palmyra defeated East End Harrisburg 7 to 0 on Saturday in a decisive football game. The win adds a strong performance to Palmyra’s season as East End struggles to score.
Hershey's football squad faces a stern test this Saturday at Park Athletic Field against undefeated Lebanon Valley Reserves. The Reserves, boasting a powerful backfield led by Evans and an end with Eichelberger, crushed Dickinson 71–0 while the varsity won 18–0 in a double bill.
Farmers continue plowing for fall seeding at Bindnagles Church area. Residents attend Adam Kieffer funeral. Robert Coen of Missouri visits his Cumberland-based father Bentzel. Daniel Ruse of Syner visits J. A. Farling. Harry Swope, killed at ...
Lebanon residents reflect on a well known local figure's death. The report lists visitors and personal events: Mr and Mrs Benjamin Hoffer welcomed a daughter. Supervisors repair a Swatara road. Wellington Brunner of Annville stopped by. John Cassel and family from Grantville visited Palmyra friends. Jacob Lerch of East Hanover paid Palmyra relatives a call. Harry Spangler sold his cycle outfit. Edwin Spangler visited Deer Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Gerberich visited East Hanover friends Sunday. John Clemens and daughters called on Palmyra friends.
Mr. Clark along with D. Clark and Daniel Hershey visited Shamokin last Sunday where Mr. Clark gave the chief address at the United Brethren Church Sunday School rally led by Pastor Rev. I. Meyer Hershey. The rally drew strong praise and attentive listening from the congregation.
Busy Bachmanville farmers husking corn. Brethren church services drew a well attended crowd Sunday evening. I S Tschudy visited Lyonsville relatives over the weekend. Amy Brandt and Myra Kulp were at Elizabethtown Saturday. W P Vetter and wife visited Brubaker in Lawn who is ill. John Heisey and Jacob Gish families visited J B Gish Sunday. Emma Vettery returned home after weeks with friends at Campbelltown. Emma Bachman weekended at Lebanon. Carrie Goss spent Monday at Annville.
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