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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1920

Page

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Hershey Park Labor Day Program Promises Big Crowd

Hershey Park plans a Labor Day program with the Iroquois band from Palmyra, Middletown and Highspire baseball teams in a deciding game, dancing to Banjo-Saxo, park amusements, and a chicken dinner, expecting record turnout. A Lebanon Valley Fish and Game Protective Association meeting follows on Thursday evening at Central Theatre Hershey.

Jack Frost Troquois Band Palmyra Pennsylvania Mammoth Park Manhattan Park Hershey Park Euting Lebanon Valley Fish and Game Protective Association Central Theatre Hershey

Leithiser Hurt When Trolley Hits Auto On Chocolate Ave

J. B. Leithiser sustained a broken collar bone and facial injuries when the automobile he rode in was struck by the Palmyra trolley car leaving Hershey Square at noon on Wednesday. A. T. Heilman, driving, escaped with minor injuries as the car dragged about fifty feet before stopping.

J. B. Leithiser Palmyra Hershey Square Mr. Leithiser A. T. Heilman Chocolate Ave

Palmyra man wins ribbons at Lebanon County Fair poultry show

Edward Cassel of Palmyra employed at Hershey Chocolate Co displays ribbons from the Lebanon County Fair poultry exhibit. His white Wyandottes, two pullets and two cockerels, earned first and third for pullets and second and third for cockerels in a field of thirty six entries.

Edward Cassel Palmyra Hershey Chocolate Co Lebanon County Cassel

Manhattan Park closes summer season with varied events

The Manhattan Players perform through Saturday September 11 marking a successful visit. The Park Orchestra led by Jack Rhoads ends the engagement that day with daily concerts 7 to 8 p.m. The September 5 Sunday concert and September 12 Hershey band performance are noted, with a final picnic September 17 by Frick Mfg. Co. Tickets and films begin September 13 as Mary Pickford’s Pollyanna headlines.

Manhattan Park Orchestra Jack Rhoads Frick Mfg. Co Waynesboro Park Theatre Mary Pickford Banjo Saxo Orchestra Hershey Band R. F. Swabb Flummelstown

Births in August Bring Two New Babies

Dr and Mrs J Landis Zimmerman celebrate the birth of an eight pound boy George Landis on Friday morning August 27. Mrs A J Thiel welcomes a ten pound baby boy George Edward on Sunday August 29. Both mothers and babies in splendid health and showered with good wishes.

J. Landis Zimmerman George Landis A. J. Thiel George Edward

Hershey Young Folks Entertained at Annville

Hershey's younger residents were entertained Friday evening at Miss Mary Kreider's Annville home. They arrived in a large Cadillac at 8 o clock and enjoyed games dancing and a banquet supper hosted for the party.

Hershey Mary Kreider Annville Isabelle Buchanan Lucile Gilman Mary Eby Messie Lloyd Gilman Lorenzo Stahl Frank Eby John McKinne

T A A Club Meet in Y W C A on August Evening

The T A A Club held its monthly meeting at the Y W C A on August 26. Members discussed current and other important questions, heard Camp Nepachin reports presented by Lillian Lebo and Ruth Zoll Miss, and Mildred Esgar spoke on Girls Clubs opportunities.

Y.W.C. A Camp Nepachin Lillian Lebo Ruth Zoll Mildred [Esgar T. A.A

Gym Classes Begin At Men's Club Under Magrini

The Men's Club announces gym classes starting Monday September 13 led by Alex Magrini after YMCA training. Seniors meet Tuesday and Thursday 8 to 10 pm and Saturday afternoons. High School Boys 4 to 5 30 pm Monday and Wednesday. Junior Americans 4 to 5 30 pm Tue Thu and 9 to 11 am Sat. Junior Italians 7 to 8 am Mon Wed Fri. Memberships: Junior $1, Seniors $3 yearly.

Alex Magrini Silver Bay N. Y Magrind

Entertains At Cards At Java Avenue Home

Mr and Mrs R Woomer on Java Ave hosted a Friday evening card party with prizes and refreshments. Attendees included Omar Brummel Merle Sharris W W Mish Lawrence Edwards Edith Strunk Blair Benson S W Woomer Mary Buchanan and Naomi Woomer from East Orange and Brooklyn.

R . Woomer Java Ave Omar Brummel Merle Sharris W. W. Mish Lawrence Edwards Edith Strunk Brooklyn N. Y Blair Benson East Orange N. J S. W. Woomer Fast Orange Mary Buchanan Naomi Woomer

Manhattan Players Nearing Season End at Local Theatres

The Manhattan Players announce the final performances of the season beginning Saturday September 11 with The Girl He Left Behind and The Voice Within on Labor Day. Scenic designer Charles Edwards gains praise for new productions while Miss Marion Hudson joins the touring cast. The Autumn season opens September 13 at the Strand Theatre in Chambersburg followed by a week of films and a Labor Day gathering at Moyer's Grove Palmyra with Iroquois Band performances.

Manhattan Players Messrs Ward Roberts Weiss Rowe Mackaye Bock O'Neill Jackson Charles Edwards Mr. Edwards London England France China Germany Mexico Edwards Marion Hudson Manhattans Strand Theatre Chambersburg al. St. John Fox Edna May Kauffman Marion Trudson Hershey Jack Rhoads Philadelphia Hershey Park Labor Day Players Leonard Rowe Winnie Wilmer Minerva Wilmer Paul Hillis Manhatin Players Jacob Zook Arcade Theatre Waynesboro Manhattan Second United Brethren Church Palmyra Moyer's Grove Coffeetown Maurie Grove Iverybody

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