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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1926

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Alterations Begin at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church

Work started this week on Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Reading. J H Greiner Co of Lebanon are the contractors with plan by Ritcher and Filer. The project includes a new limestone front wall with two vestibules, choir room, pastor’s study, added seating, art glass windows, and two temporary entrances during construction. Estimated cost about 16000 dollars with no disruption to worship during the remodel.

Holy Trinity-Lutheran Church J. H. Greiner & Co Lebanon Ritcher and Filer Reading Granada Avenue Indiana

Hersheyite Stranded By Mud At Harrisburg Fair

Homer Heisey, a plumbing worker, attended the Harrisburg Fair on Monday. A violent thunderstorm left the grounds deep in clay, trapping his Overland and many others. Heisey and others were dragged free by tractors and good humor turned to mud as spectators dodged the chaos.

Homer Heisey Harrisburg Homer Mr. Heisey

Hershey Volunteer Fire Co Buys New Chemical Engine

At its regular meeting the Hershey Vol Fire Co approved a $5150 contract with Buffalo Fire Apparatus for a new chemical engine and planned participation in an event at Campbelltown on September 25. Officers were elected: Uhrich president, Mahon vice president, Seavers vice president, Edris secretary, Conrad treasurer, Boyer chief, Ditzler assistant chief. Election of officers set for October meeting.

Hershey Volunteer Fire Co John P. Conrad Clarence Uhrich Harry Boyer Herman Seavers Paul Seavers Ira Gibble Chas. Palmer Geo. Schroll John Gordon Irvin Uhler David Ditzler Stewart Mahon Paul Edris Buffalo Fire Apparatus Campbelltown Eptember Paul S. Edris John Conrad

Hershey Central Theatre Opens Next Week

The Hershey Central Theatre launches its Winter season with two features Reginald Denny in Rolling Home on Tuesday and Pauline Starke with Johnnie Walker in Honesty the Best Policy on Thursday. Shows begin at 7 PM with admission 25 cents for children and adults.

Hershey Central Theatre Reginald Denny William Lox Pauline Starke Johnnie Walker

Lutherans to Hold Congregational Meeting on Sunday

A special meeting of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will be held Sunday morning after regular services on September 12. Church officials ask for a large attendance from the parish community.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church

Farm buyer acquires Flummel property on South Hanover

Frank Snavely of Gro-More Farms buys the Edgar C. Flummel property on South Hanover Street Pflim meletown and plans possession around October 10th.

Frank 3. Snavely Gro-More Farms Edgar C. Flummel South Hanover Street Will October

Trinity Lutheran Church Choir Plans September Field Event

The Dialoma Ladies' Bible Claws of Trinity Lutheran Church will entertain the choir members with a corn roast at Loduatelat School athletic field on Friday evening September 10 at 7 30 o clock.

Dialoma Ladies’ Bible Claws of Oly

Plenty of Thrills in Honesty the Best Policy

Pauline Starke and Johnnie Walker cling to a cable to escape police after a jeweler’s safe robbery in Fox Films Sensational production Honesty the Best Policy screening Thursday evening at the Hershey Central Theatre. Rockliffe Fellowes portrays a detective clever in pursuit, smashing a glass door and halting a diamond neck lace theft, delivering strong screen craft.

Pauline Starke Johnnie Walker Rockliffe Fellowes Hershey Central Theatre Fox Films Howard Hawks

Former Hershey Girl Wed in Verona Church

Miss A Isabelle Buchanan daughter of Mrs Mary F Buchanan Verona N J and William A Barron son of Mr and Mrs H L Barron Hillside were married September 1 at the First Presbyterian Church Verona Rev Pierce A Chamberlain officiated The bride wore white georgette beaded with pearls and orange blossoms The maid of honor was Katherine Brangwin The best man was Howard Lillie The couple will reside at 16 Marion Street Verona after a two week wedding trip and will be at home September 15

A. Isabelle Buchanan Mary F. Buchanan Marion St Verona N. J William A. Barron H. L. Barron Woodruff Avenue Hillside First Presbyterian Church, Verona Pierce A. Chamberlain Katherine Brangwin Howard Lillie George W. Buchanan Maik of Honor Alice A. Woomer Lebanon Kathryn Weltmer Hershey Mrs. Barron Marion Street

Sermons on Revelation Resume at Holy Trinity Church

Evening services resume at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday at 7 30. Rev Paul M Kmaports opens a sermon series on the Book of Revelation with The Seven Chapels. Luther League meetings restart Sunday at 6 30.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Paul M. Kmaports Otober Noly Trinity Luther League

Birthday Dinner Honors Harry G Hollinger Hero

A birthday dinner was held Sunday September 9 honoring Harry G Hollinger on his 43rd birthday. Known as the Devil Dog from world war service with the U S Marine Corps he extinguished 18 inch cake candles amid a host of friends. Hollinger formerly worked for Hershey Transit and now manages the American Store Co of Palmyra.

Harry G. Hollinger Devil Dog Hollinger U. SS. Marine Corps Mr. Hollinger Hershey Transit Co American Store Co Palmyra

Always Shining Bible Class Holds Meeting

Mrs. L. Garman entertained the Always Shining Bible Class of the First United Brethren Sunday School at her East Derry Road home. After the business session a program featured Scripture by Mrs. Harry Knoll vocal solo by Mrs. Charles Copp reading by Mrs. Paul Zentmeyer with members present including Mrs. Charles Copp Mrs. David Sattazani Mrs. Edwin Wagner and others.

L. Garman First United Brethren Sunday School East Derry Road Mra Harry Knoll Charles Copp Viola Boyer Aul Zentmeyer Misa Bessie Meyer David Sattazani Edwin Wagner Samuel Tabecker Admiral Daniel Yost Paul Zentmeyer Harry Smith Irvin Knoll George Copp David Rittle Miya Irene Rittle Clarence Mengle Willis Dresaler Uriah Hoerner Cyrus Garman

Howell Opens Duco Paint Shop Near Hershey

J M Howell opens a Duco paint shop on the William Penn Highway one mile east of Hershey beside Ream's garage. Specializes in Dupont Duco refinishing with all work guaranteed. Stop by to see the excellence of his work. contact Hershey 66-R.

J. M. Howell William Penn i Highway Hershey Ream‘s Howell

Local Musicians Return After Geneva Engagement

Jimmie De Angelus Arthur Matteraza and Victor De Angelus of the Yomoie Christian Orchestra return to Tlershey after a six month engagement at Geneva on theatre in Ohio They now play at Tri A Now ballroom 448th and Broadway New York City and will broadcast from WJZ.

Jimmie DeAngelus Arthur Matteraza Victor DeAngelus Yomoie Christian Orchestra Tlershey Geneva-on-theatre Ohio Tri-A-Now Ballroom 448Th Broadway New York City WJZ

The Smokestack Reverie Of a Righteous Bachelor

A reflective monologue explores missed pleasures and romance avoided by a bachelor in fifty years of life. The speaker notes abstaining from alcohol and romance, then contemplates changing views and humorous observations about Labor Day and everyday life. He recalls Elsie Nash and questions societal rituals.

How to Make Money Here in Hershey Salvage Gum Venture

A nostalgic exhortation invites youths in Hershey to start a small salvage business cleaning gum from theater seats. The plan suggests remolding and reflavoring the gum into a profitable product, claiming it as a "gold mine" with little capital. The narrator waits for companions, likening the situation to hoping the next car is the desired one.

Hershey

Joe Shate Leads Cleveland Pitching Hope In pennant race

The article recalls Joe Shate, a former normal school athlete, now pitching for Cleveland and helping Uhlo’s team stay competitive for the pennant. It notes his first base and pitcher roles in school, his strong batting among pitchers, and his rise from obscurity to a potential World Series appearance. Subsequent musings on sports fate and humorous fish stories close the piece.

Joe Shate Cleveland Uhlo Joe Hfe Gome

Tennis in Fine Weather Beats Winter Coal

In this lighthearted exchange the speaker asks about winter chores and stoking coal, then shifts to pleasant topics and asks why more people don’t play tennis in such weather. The note ends with praise for tennis as a fine sport and a quip about the course staying dust-free.

Dee Jay Greer Leva Tennia

Ain't Nature Grand and the hens that turn to roosters

A farmer notes a curious event as evening shadows fall on his poultry. He observes that all his hens become roosters each day, remarking on nature's oddities during a countryside stroll in Emet.

Milton Hershey Birthday Tribute Celebrates Chocolate King

A poem by John Hallgren lauds Milton S Hershey for founding Hershey on virgin soil, praising his energy and toil. It portrays Hershey as a global pioneer, compares him to Napoleon, and wishes him health and happiness.

Milton S. Hershey John Hallgren Mr. Hershey Napoleon

Reginald Denny Stars in Rolling Home at Central Theatre

Reginald Denny, hailed as a top screen comedian, headlines Universal’s Rolling Home at Hershey Central Theatre Tuesday September 14 at 7 30 pm. The comedy delivers rapid gags and escalating misadventures as the hero spirals into a hopeless predicament.

Reginald Denny Jones Universal Hershey Central Theatre Denny

Chicken and Waffle Supper Planned for Always Shining Class

The Always Shining Ladies' Bible Class of the First United Brethren Sunday School will travel to Shepherdstown for a chicken and waffle supper. The date will be announced in a future issue of the Press.

Always Shining Ladies’ Bible First United Brethren Sunday School Shepherdstown

Hershey Dominates Royalton 9-0 In Twilight League Game

Hershey belted Royalton 9 to 0 as Stover shut down the Royalton attack and Sipe yielded 12 hits in four innings. Hershey produced a steady offensive show in Tuesday’s Twilight League contest.

Hershey Royalton Stover Seeting Sipe

Birthday Surprise Party Held for Miss Doris Brubaker

The All Around Helpers of the First United Brethren Sunday school hosted a birthday surprise for Miss Doris Brubaker on Tuesday evening. The event featured games and a luncheon served to Marie Mays Mary Zoll Marie Bauder Catherine Weidler Kathryn Hostetter Doris Brubaker Sara Leibfried Alice Reilly Dorothy Imboden Ethel Ibersole Viola Mengle Violet Sternberger Emily Zortman and teacher Mabel Lingle.

First United Brethren Sunday School Doris Brubaker

Pianist Lena Hoover Seeks New Pupils Near Berry

Mrs Lena Hoover of Berrysburg, a piano teacher with years of experience, plans to reside in Ter shey and starts a new class next week. She invites interested pupils to call 8 M for details and future lessons.

Lena Hoover Berrysburg Tershey

School serves first mid day meal to pupils

On Tuesday the school cafeteria served the first mid day meal to pupils. This was welcomed by teachers and students and makes it possible for all to obtain a satisfactory lunch at a very small cost. Mrs McCafferty, Mrs Miller and Mrs Warner are in charge with the help of several girls to serve all quickly.

McCafferty Miller Warner

Local Y W C A Board Meeting Set For Monday Evening

The local Y M C A will hold its regular board meeting on Monday evening at 7 40 o clock. Board members are urged to be present. The article notes total church wealth in the United States about 3 8 billion dollars.

Aspl Unie United States

United Brethren Conference Set for Steelton Session

The 127th East Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren in Christ will meet at Centenary A B Church in Steelton from September 28 to October 1. Bishop Wm Bell will preside. Rev S C Enck will report. The program includes sessions on education missions and pastorates, with addresses by Gossard Siddall Zergler and others.

East Pennsylvania Dauphin Canan Lancaster Lehigh Berks Northampton Schuylkill Northumberland Columbia Counties Philadelphia Baltimore Woman’s Missionary Societies Otterbein Guilds Elizabethville Christian Leadership G. D. Gossard D.D Annville Lebanon Valley College A. C. Siddall Dayton C. R. Bertzel Schuylkill Haven O. T. Deever Ohio J. S. Fulton Johnstown H. J. Kitzmiller Quincy E. E. Bender Allentown Florin H. H. Baish Harrisburg M. B. Spayd Lebanon O. T. Ehrhart C. R. Longenecker Cleona J. O. Jones J. Raymond Engle, Esq Palmyra O. G. Romig Hershey

Change in Services at Old Derry

Owing to Rev. R H Taylor being called to Springfield Missouri after his daughter’s death the regular prayer service was held last evening under the Session. The preparatory service is postponed to Wednesday September 15. Communion moves to Sunday September 19 from the 12th. Evening services resume this Sunday with Christian Endeavor at 6 45 and evening worship at 7 40. Morning and evening sermons by Rev Donald B Mummert of Harrisburg.

R. H. Taylor Springfiled Missouri Christian Endeavor Donald B. Mummert Harrisburg Mummert Premir First Presbyterian Church of Lancaster

Public sale of household goods at 62 West Chocolate Ave

Dr HG Mumma to auction household items at his home on 62 West Chocolate Avenue on Saturday September 1. Items include beds dressers stove rugs couches chairs lawn mower tools jars and utensils. Auctioneer Irvin Tlesa to oversee the sale.

Mumma West Chocolate Avenue Irvin J. Tlesa

Hot Trinity Lutheran Ladies Plan September Meeting

The HO. A. Ladies Class of Hot Trinity Lutheran Church will hold their regular monthly meeting at Mrs. John Daniels home at the Tershey In c. School on Monday evening September 13. Members assemble at the Tershey waiting station and travel by 7.390 car.

HO. A

Birthday Party Honors Mrs B R Owen Sr

A hunting party hosted by Mr and Mrs R V Owen Jr honored Mrs BR Owen Sr on a Wednesday evening in September. Attendees included Mr and Mrs R V Owen Sr, Mr and Mrs Walter Jeffries, Mr and Mrs RL rank, Prof and Mrs A M Hinkel, Miss Isabello and Katharine Pomeroy, Dr WH Hostetter, Victor Breneman, Mrs Phoebe Whittle, Mr and Mrs R V Owen Jr, Miss June Eby and Julia Owen.

R. V. Owen, Jr Mra BR. V. Owen R. V. Owen Walter Jeffries Rank A. M. Hinkel A. M. Hinkel, Misses Iaabello and Katharine Pomeroy, Dr. WH. H. Hostetter Victor Breneman Phoebe Whittle Misa June Eby Julia Owen

Brown of Harvard at Park Theatre This Week

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Brown of Harvard plays at Hershey Park Theatre Thursday through Saturday. The film follows Harvard students with authentic football scenes and strong performances by William Haines Mary Brian and Jack Pickford with praise for direction by Conway and screenplay adaptation by A P Younger.

Brown Harvard Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Hershey Park Theatre Conway Cambridge William Haines Tom Brown Tom Jack Pickford Doolittle Pickford Mary Brian Mary Haines Mary Alden David Torrence Edward Connelly Guinn Iliams Ernest Gillen A. P. Younger Aida Johnson Young Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer

Hershey Bowling Notes II High Scorers and Matches

Ross Shepler led Hershey Men's Club alleys with a 220. Boots Rankin topped duck pin with 132 and repeated as high man. Sollenberger Zentmeyer defeated Zoll Hostetter 874-850 in a fun match. Allison Hill Club to play a Hershey five at 8 p.m.

Ross Shepler Hershey Boots” Rankin Boots Jerome Hostetter John Zoll John Sollenberger Russell Zentmeyer Sollenberger-Zentmeyer

Hershey Park Theatre Closes Saturday Night

Hershey Park Theatre will close for Siecesar on Saturday evening September 11. The program for Thursday Friday and Saturday features Brown of Blarvard, a real college lift, Heer and Minette in aerial acts, Ed Mulcahy, DeVine and Gould in Poste Haste, and Marion Dancers in A Parisian Review.

Hershey Park Siecesar Brown Blarvard Heer Minette Ed Mulcahy DeVine Gould Marion Dancers

Hershey High Football Squad Shapes Up After School

The Hershey High School football squad works daily after school to get into shape for the fall season. Coach Palmgren pushes them hard to develop a fast peppy team. Many players previously uninterested are joining in, and more are urged to respond. Schedule forthcoming.

Hershey High School Palmgren

Hospital Notes From Hershey Area Births And Surgeries

Hershey Hospital reports Mrs Newton Shireman of Hershey R1 2 underwent major surgery Tuesday with condition fair. Miss Sarah Speran of Swatara had an operation Tuesday with condition good. Mr and Mrs Paul Long of 109 East Main Palmyra announce the birth of a daughter at Hershey Hospital Tuesday. Russell Weigelt son of Mr and Mrs Harry Weigell of Illinois NY underwent adenoids and tonsils removal Tuesday.

Newton Shireman Hershey Sarah Speran Swatara Paul Long East Main Street Palmyra Hershey Hospital Russel Weigelt Mea Harry Weigell Ilinira N. Y

Death of Rev R H Taylors Daughter Lund Morgan

Reverend R H Taylor travels from Springfield Missouri for the funeral of his daughter Mrs Lindsay L Morgan also known as Helen Taylor. She lived in Hershey years ago and is remembered by many friends.

R.T. Taylor Springfield Lindsay L. Morgan Mia. Morgan Helen Taylor Lershey

Bridge Luncheon Invitation Cards Issued in Hershey Area

Mrs HN Herr of Java Area issued invitations for a Bridge luncheon on Thursday September 16 at the Hershey Cafe. About one hundred guests attended including several from out of town, with bridge to follow the meal.

Chicken Corn Soup Supper At Union Deposit Church

The Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren Church at Union Deposit will host a chicken corn soup supper on Saturday September 11 in the fire engine house from 4 to 10 30 oclock p.m. Everyone is invited.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the United Brethren Church Union Deposit

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