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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
14
Contractor James Patt reported a high grade hematite ore seam on Hershey Hill, also called Patts Hill, where a large barn is under construction. He found the ore on Monday and believes it extends in large quantities.
Weather delays force Otterbein Men's Bible Class anniversary service to be held Sunday evening September 15 at the United Brethren church. The regular monthly business meeting is set for tomorrow night at the same church.
Harrisburg’s Orpheum Theatre shelves a lavish vaudeville program led by Jesse Lasky’s In The Barracks. Viennese tenor Fritz Sturmfels stars with Myles McCarthy Nile Brewster and a strong cast, plus six other headliners and novelty acts. Intermission pictures and popular prices complete the bill.
In Dauphin County Court of Common Pleas case No 880 September Term 1912 a petition seeks releasing and discharging a 173 acre farm in Derry Township from two mortgage charges totaling 9185.05 dollars, due on deed from John Moyer and wife to George Moyer dated 1842. Heirs and named parties are notified to appear September 22, 1912, at Harrisburg to show cause why such decree should not be entered.
A new eighteen by eighty foot trolley waiting shed at the park entrance protects picnickers arriving from the trolley siding. The structure features a large electric sign reading Hershey Park mounted atop the shed, enhancing visibility for visitors.
The Rev. Dr. G. D. Gossard of Baltimore has been selected by a special recommendation committee to succeed Rev. Dr. Lawrence Keister as Lebanon Valley College president. The recommendation will be presented to the board of trustees at a forthcoming meeting. Gossard is an Otterbein and Boner brake Seminary graduate, a United Brethren minister since 1897, and has pursued graduate work at Johns Hopkins University in recent years.
A Labor Day baseball game between Hershey and Elizabethtown was called after four innings with a 1 to 1 score. Hershey scored in the first on Shoap's two base hit and two sacrifices. Elizabethtown tied the game in the second on a hit and errors.
The Zentmeyer firm celebrates 55 years in town serving high grade clients with painting decorating papering wood finishing refinishing and enameling. The policy emphasizes confidence and the reputation built confirms this commitment to excellence.
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