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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
8
Local society notes record numerous Sunday visits to relatives in Jonestown Shermansdale Harrisburg and Lebanon with trips to theatres colleges and shops. Several residents plan moves and enrollments while others attend events or recover from surgeries.
A. T. Heilman of the Park expresses sincere appreciation to Hershey Park patrons for their patronage this season. He pledges to keep safety and comfort as priorities and predicts a record 1922 season. He urges early reservations and invites suggestions and constructive criticism.
Calithumpians led by Captain Windy Hess held a noisy celebration in Derry Church on Thursday to mark two recent marriages. The melee disrupted the suburb with loud, chaotic sounds. The victims listed are John Culp Bachmansville and Irma Hostetter daughter of Mr and Mrs Harrison Hostetter in the first pair and George Leib and Anna M Tice daughter of David Tice Lebanon in the second. All four survived the chaotic event.
Mrs. George Morris and her brother Blanche S. Cornell express gratitude to friends and Hershey Lumber Company employees for sympathy and floral tributes following the death of their sister Bess.
Thieves who stole blankets from autos at Hershey Park on Saturday evening September 10 are warned to return the items immediately to avoid prosecution. Failure to comply will lead to vigorous legal action.
The article identifies Andrew W. Mellon of Pennsylvania, Secretary of the Treasury, as the recluse of the Harding administration, noting he is least known and least photographed. It contrasts him with Secretary Fall, who was a longtime senator and more familiar to Washington society.
Bargain leather footwear listing numerous styles for men and women from James A Banister Co. including Mahogany Shell Cordovan shoes, calf skins, patent colt, kid, and canvas Oxfords. Prices slash from $14.00 to $1.95 with anniversary discounts on sizes AA to D and various widths.
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