Highspire Triumphs in Rain Delayed Seven-Inning Game
In a rain soaked Odd Fellows Reunion day game Highspire beat Hershey 4 to 1 after seven innings. Zeigler dominated early with 13 strikeouts as wet ball hindered breaking pitches, while Highspire capitalized on miscues for runs in the fifth and sixth innings.
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Highspire
Hershey
Odd Fellows
Zeigler
Buffalo
Strikouts
Blaser
Kieffer
Dearolf
Breckenbridge
Wilson
Marks
Motive Power Company
Harrisburg
Battery
Gerdes
Romig
Gruber
Kellar
Wunder a Wonder Wilbur 1 Wunder signs with Hershey team
Wunder, the premier pitcher of the old A G team from Spring City, has been signed by Hershey for the past season. His entry signals a bold move for Hershey aiming at stronger pitching depth next season.
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Wilbur
Wunder
A. G
Spring City
Hershey
Wunder Seen in Pending Labor Day Box Lineup
Wunder appeared Saturday and may play Labor Day in the box. A six foot tall, 180 pound powerful youth is noted as a top pitcher in semi professional ball and drawing major league scouts. Forrest from Lafayette College will join Hershey on Labor Day, hailing from Spring City.
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Wunder
Forrest
Lafafette College
Hershey
Spring City
Watch Theme at Union Open Air Meetings Draws Crowds
Attendance at local churches rose during the Park open air meetings held last month. United Brethren Church filled both morning and evening services with a large audience and a choir duet by Harry G. Witmeyer and Pauline Clark. The pastor urged believers to Work Pray and Watch and warned against Millennial Dawnism as a harmful influence.
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Union
United Brethren Church
Harry G. Witmeyer
Pauline Clark
Onward Club Bids Farewell To Edna Adams
Last Tuesday evening the Onward Club hosted a farewell for Miss Edna Adams who departs for Washington to train as a nurse. Despite heavy rain twelve attended. Adams received a solid gold friendship circle. Up-To-Date Club held a Park supper with seasonal fare. twelve attended as the group plans monthly suppers. Y W C A staff were treated to a chicken supper in the park with Miss Burch and Miss Steck in charge. Members plan to furnish club rooms as the cocoa stand runs on Labor Day by Ayuda Club. The Y W C A remains crowded with room demand higher than ever.
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Onward Club
Edna Adams
Washington
Miss Adams
Miss
August Tops Records in Hershey Post Office Business
August set a new high for the Hershey post office surpassing June as the busiest normal month. The increase in sending postcards shows visitors want friends to know how beautiful Hershey is.
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Hershey
Seiler Visitors and Local Deeds Reported in Swatara Area
Swatara Station Mr and Mrs George H Seiler returned from a visit to Watsontown Thieves broke a window pane in Conrad K Curry store and stole about 150 dollars worth of shoes Jacob B Nye and son Harry W Nye and L F P Baker made a trip through South Londonderry Township Lebanon County Mr Guy Seiler and family of Norfolk Virginia are guests of Mr Seiler's parents Mr Earley Z Witter of Hummels town taught the Bible Class in Alfred Sutcliffe's absence Almeda Nitter and Helen Bergner of Hummels town visited Sunday Two ladies increased Miss Sara Balsbaugh's primary Organ Fund 2 00 her attendance was seven pupils on Sunday.
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George H. Seiler
Watsontown
Conrad
K. Curry
Jacob B. Nye
Harry W.W. Nye
Paxtang
L. FP. Baker
Lemoyne
Londonderry Township
Lebanon County
Guy Seiler
Norfolk
Va., Are the Guests of Mr. Seiler
Earley Z Wtter
Hummelstown
Lutheran Bible Class
Alfred Sutcliffe
Almeda Ntter
Helen Bergner Arso
Twe
Sara Balsbaugh
Miss Goldie McSherry Weds Philip Fordney in Hagerstown
Miss Goldie McSherry married Philip Fordney of Enola in a First Baptist Church ceremony conducted by Rev. I. K. Thomas. The couple will live in Enola, where the groom works in the mail yards.
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Goldie McSherry
Hagerstown
Philip Fordney
Enola
First Baptist Church
I. K. Thomas
Torshey Chocolate Company
Eheloe of
Fonds
Nola
Dan Radlond Ders
Wola
Al Wilson in a New Play at the Academy of Music
Al H. Wilson stars in a capital play at the Academy of Music in Lebanon. The story follows a Dutch youth forced into army service amid a false murder accusation with escape to New York. The cast includes songs like Yesterday and She’s Left Me For a Teddy Bear. Tickets range 25, 50, 75 cents to $1.50 with seats on sale.
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Academy of Music
Lebanon
al H. Wilson
Hershey
New ‘York
Sir. Wilson
Beall
The Open Window Presented At Lebanon Academy Of Music
The Open Window will be staged at the Lebanon Academy of Music next Monday night with an unusual cast and a matinee. Matinee prices are 35 cents for lower floor 25 cents for balcony and 10 cents for children, while evening prices range from 25 to 81 cents.
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Lebanon Academy of Music
Red Rose Musical Comedy At Academy Of Music
John C. Fisher presents The Red Rose at the Academy of Music Lebanon next Wednesday night. Globe Theatre New York musical comedy features the original cast and a chorus of over fifty four. score includes whistling numbers such as Come Along Ma Cherie Bohemia If you Cant Sing Dance and I d Like to Go on a Honeymoon With You.
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Academy of Music
Lebanon
John C. Fisher
Globe Theatre
New York
Bohemia
Unusual Song List with Broad Price Range Cited
A collection of songs including Fair and The Land of the Free is listed among titles. Prices for the items range from 50 cents to $1.50.
Odd Fellows Gather Amid Rainy Hershey Rainout Draws 4000 Loyal Attendees
Rain spoiled hopes for a 20 000 crowd but 4 000 Odd Fellows from York Lancaster Dauphin Berks Lebanon Schuylkill Cumberland and 168 lodges still attended in Hershey last Saturday. Bands from Tremont and Port Carbon played while Read ing Rebekah Degree No 4 staged a convention hall drill. L Howard Rhein presided at 2 15 with 3 000 present as Brethren of Our Friendly Order opened the session.
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Hershey
York
Lancaster
Dauphin
Berks
Lebanon
Schuylkill
Cumberland
Tremont
Port Carbon
Esther Rebekah
Reading
L. Howard Rhein
P. G
Brethren of Our Friendly Order
E. E. Stauffer
Welcome address and officers elected at Pennsylvania reunion
S D Clark spoke for Hershey, George H Bender of Jonestown replied as association president. J P Hale Jenkins grand master, Grant R McGlathery grand conductor followed by Carrie Gable Briner recitation and Asher A Hall grand secretary. Ex Mayor Weaver of York spoke, Lebanon quartet performed, closing with God Be With You Till We Meet Again and a benediction by Rev Stauffer. Officers elected: President G H Bender Jonestown secretary H G Dewey New Cumberland treasurer L Howard Rhein Lebanon. county executive committees named. Next reunion tentatively planned for Reading if arrangements allow.
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S.D. Clark
Hershey Organization
George H. Bender
Jonestown
Association
J. P. Hale Jenkins
Grand Lodge of
Pennsylvania
Grant R. McGlathery
Carrie Gable Briner
Reading
Asher A. Hall
Weaver
York
Lebanon
God
Stauffer
G. H. Bender
H. G. Dewey
New Cumberland
L. Howard R
Athletic Girl Chafes At Rowing Rivalry
Washington Star quotes a playful quarrel during a boating scene. An athletic girl voices a strong dislike for a male rower and hints at using an oar as a serious remedy if provoked.
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Washington Star
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