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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1921

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Large Labor Day Crowd Heads to Hershey Park in 1921

Labor Day at Hershey Park promises a full day of concerts by Louis Colangelo’s Italian Band from Harrisburg with three shows, a closing Hershey vs. Hummelstown baseball game, dancing, theatre, and a host of park attractions. Ample dining and leisure facilities will host a record crowd as the season ends.

Jack Frost Mother Earth Heisman Labor Day Louis Colangelo Harrisburg Hummelstown Hershey Mammoth Park Banjo-Saxo Orchestra Hershey Park

Public Sale of Household Goods at 104 East Chocolate Ave

On Saturday September 10 at the former home of Mrs. Menno Hershey 104 East Chocolate Ave a public sale will offer four bedroom suites dining room suite living room suite fifty eight yards of carpet kitchenware dishes canned fruit and other household articles. A horse and buggy will also be sold. Sale begins at one oclock with Jacob Tless as auctioneer.

Menno Hershey East Chocolate Ave Jacob Tless

Dershay Red Cross Postpones Meeting to Sept 12

The Dershay Red Cross regular meeting scheduled for Monday September 6 Labor Day is postponed to Monday September 12 at 2 40 PM. Members are urged to attend.

Dershay Red Cross

Luttringer Players Offer The Rosary And Uncle Tom’s Cabin

The Luttringer Players present The Rosary and Uncle Tom's Cabin next week with Thursday to Saturday shows. The Rosary follows Bruce Wilton's ruin and Father Kelly's quest for truth ending in light. Labor Day features College Life, a guaranteed laugh comical piece.

Old Kentucky Luttringer South Bruce Wilton Vera Father Kelly Bruce Wilton Edward Rose Zenda Janice Meredith Alice Old Vincennes Lady Ursula David Harum Eben Holden Richard Carvel

Faithful Workers' Class Meeting Notes

The Faithful Workers' Class of the United Brethren Sunday School met at Mrs. W. J. Runkle's home. A very interesting session was enjoyed by attendees including Mrs. R. R. Butterwick, Mrs. Warren Darcus, and others. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Charles Stauffer's home on September 29 with officer elections.

Faithful Workers United Brethren Sunday School W. J. Runkle R. R. Butterwick Warren Darcus Bashore Ida Bolan S. S. Clark Cyrus Boyer Harry Lingle Charles Stauffer Frank Carpenter Harry Christ Gingrich Gilman Hall Irvin Dise Irvin Grubb

Corn Roast at Pats Hill Brings Hershey Youth Cheer

A Friday evening corn and weenie roast on Pats Hill brought together many Hershey’s younger residents. Guests included Mr and Mrs Sattazahn, Mr and Mrs Wirth, E W Schwenk, Elizabeth Copenhaver, Carrie Smith, Maude Klugh, Elma Wiley, Neva Wiley, and others, creating a festive community gathering.

Pats Hill Hershey Mra Sattazahn Harry , Wirth E. W. Schwenk Elizabeth Copenhaver Carrie B. Smith Maude Klugh Elma Wiley Neva Wiley Helen Fihleman Edna Shellenberger Naomi Renninger Goldie Habeeler Alma Houser Edith McCafferty Mildred Derby Isabelle Buchanan Dorothy Kreider Jessie Neibert Ruth Shultz Daniel Mowrer Robert Aumant Merwin Holland Elmer Schwartz Rowan Meelélhenney George Heneh Paul Shultz Alan Fidler Harold Woomer Wallace Urich

Thanks From Luttringer Players Reverberates Hershey Theater

A letter from Al Luttringer expresses deep gratitude to Hershey Pa patrons for their liberal support of the Luttringer Players at Hershey Park Theatre. He notes record crowds for Quincy Adams Sawyer and requests an extended stay beyond September 10.

Mr. Luttringer Hershey Hershey Press Quincy Adams Sawyer The Park Theatre Heilman al, Luttringer Luttringer Players Hershey Park Theatre Luttringer Company

Poultry Culling Demonstrations Planned by Dauphin County Farm Bureau

Poultry culling demonstrations organized by the Dauphin County Farm Bureau for Friday and Saturday will discuss feeding hens and identifying producers versus non producers. Paul Guldin, a leading poultry operator, will lead sessions with County Agent Nissley, with events at Frank Lebo’s farm near Halifax Middletown farm and Hershey Industrial School.

Paul Guldin Dauphin County Farm Bureau Frank Lebo Halifax Nissley Middletown Hershey Industrial School Nathan Baschore Thia Hia Farm Hummelstown

Sq Harry Miller Falls From Ladder Injures Head

Squire Harry Miller was badly injured last Wednesday when he fell from a ladder at a new home on Cocoa Ave. He landed on rocks thirty-two feet below, unconscious with head and shoulder injuries. Dr. Zimmerman treated him at the scene and he was taken to Harrisburg Hospital for X rays. He is reported improving with no expected permanent injury.

Squire Harry Miller Wilson Rhodes Cocoa Ave Zimmerman Harrisburg

Government campaigns to aid World War I veterans in claims and training

The Bureau of War Risk Insurance launches a nationwide effort to reach every veteran eligible under the War Risk Insurance Act. Ex service men are urged to file unadjusted claims or apply for hospital care and Federal training. Local Red Cross representatives will guide cases as the cleanup squad plans Harrisburg visits, date to be announced.

Bureau of War Risk Insurance Federal Board The Red Cross Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion Harrisburg

T A A CLUB August meeting reports and nominations

The T A A Club held its monthly meeting on August 25 with reports from delegates Mabel Lingle and Lillian Shope to the Business Girls Conference at Camp Nepachin. A nominating committee of Ruth Zoll Naomi Renninger Edna Miller Elma Wiley and Pauline Edris was formed to report at the September meeting when officer elections will be held.

T. A. C. Club Mabel Lingle Lillian Shope Camp Nepachin Ruth Zoll Naomi Renninger Edna Miller Elma Wiley Pauline Edris

Hershey Kindergarten Opens on Tuesday September 6

The Hershey Kindergarten will begin on September 6 with parents urged to send children on the first day and to support regular attendance. A weekly fee of twenty five cents is suggested but not compulsory, with ample provision for those unable to pay. It is a Free Kindergarten in every sense of the word.

Hershey

Sugar as fuel and saver for the household economy

A historical column argues sugar provides more energy per penny than bread butter or rice. It cites Yale and Fisher authorities, noting sugar is 100 percent carbohydrate and can supply five times the fuel of bread and more than butter or potatoes. It warns against excessive protein and promotes liberal sugar use in meals to cheaper nourishment.

Chittenden Yale University Tablea Irving Fisher Yale

Hershey Volunteer Fire Company Meets to Hear Committee Report

The Hershey Volunteer Fire Company will hold a Tuesday evening meeting on September 6. A Fire Track Committee report will be read, with all members urged to attend as the report is expected to be thorough and expansive in scope. A large attendance is anticipated.

Hershey Volunteer Fire Company Fire Track Committee

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