Rudolph Valentino Stars in The Eagle at Hershey Central
Rudolph Valentino headlines The Eagle at Hershey Central Theatre Saturday evening September 18 with showings at 6 30 and 8 30. He portrays a Russian Cossack lieutenant and later a daring bandit in a story based on Alexander Pushkin.
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Rudolph Valentino
Eagle
the Eagle
Hershey Central Theatre
Valentino
Russia
Alexander Pushkin
Hans Kraly
Paris
Vilma Banky
America
Samuel Goldwyn
Hollywood
Louise Dresser
Czarina
James Marcus
George Nicholls
Wints of
Ibert Conti
Carrie Clark Ward
Gustav von Seyffertitz
Mario Carillo
Mack Swain
Otto Hoffman
Eric Mayne
Jean de Briac
Mrs Paul Moyer Elected School Nurse
At a Board of Directors meeting Mrs Paul Moyer of Camp Belltown was elected school nurse. A 1920 graduate of Episcopal Hospital Philadelphia she has worked as a private nurse and at a Girl Scout camp in Pine Grove Furnace. As a registered PA nurse she will oversee health checks, measurements, and diet guidance to protect student and community health.
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Paul Moyer
Campbelltown
Moyer
Episcopal Hospital of
Philadelphia
Pine Grove Furnace
Pennsylvania
Sacred Concert at Hershey Church Sunday
The Salem U B Lyric Quartette of Lebanon will present a sacred concert at Hershey United Brethren Church on Sunday September 19 at 730 p m The program includes preludes prayers scripture and multiple quartette numbers with offerings for the chair and a benediction
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U. B. Church
Salem U. B. Lyric Quartette
Lebanon
Hershey United Brethren Church
Lloyd A. Sattazahn
Quartette
Mesura
Light
Peiffer
Mra. Sattazahn
Uartette
Jesus
Sterling S. Light
Mrs Daniels Hosts H O A Class at Hershey School
Mrs John Daniels entertained the H O A Ladies Class of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church at the Hershey Industrial School on Monday evening September 13. Present were Rev and Mrs Paul Kinporte Mrs John apne teacher Mrs John Daniels Mrs Edwin Schwenk Mrs Ralph Stover Mrs Milton Shaeffer Miss Ruth Shultz Miss Margaret Bomgardner Miss Alma Dreacher Miss Rather Suavely and Goldie Habecker.
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Mra
John
Daniela
Hershey Industrial School
H. O. A. Ladies
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Paul M. Kinporte
John Apne
John Daniels
Edwin Schwenk
Ralph Stover
Milton Shaeffer
Melville Keiffer
Ruth Shu
Dancing classes opening in Hershey announced
Mira A Dolores Shaw of Lebanon announces the opening of dancing classes in Hershey at the Hershey W Co gymnasium. Two sessions begin Tuesday September 21 with Baby classes at 2 30 PM and Juniors at 4 15 PM. For details contact 814 Walnut Street Lebanon.
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Mira A. Dolores Shaw
Lebanon
Alylea
Hershey _W. Co. A
Ann
Articulara
Walnut Street
Banon
The Smokestack and Small Town Plusts
A compilation of verse and prose sketches portrays a country church closing its doors as material support wanes. Characters include a pastor facing departure, a widow, and a blind man, with humorous vignettes about efficiency and rustic life interwoven.
Edna and Peggy Split Animal Crackers With Letter Picks
A light anecdote from the Philadelphia Inquirer about Edna and Peggy dividing a box of animal crackers by choosing letters. Edna picks Ls, Peggy tolls the punch line about wanting the elephants.
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Peggy
Edna
The West to East Shift From Cowboy to Gunman
A short notice notes a change in the frontier stereotype from a rural West running away to a young man traveling East to assume the role of a gunman. The line contrasts two generations and paths within the same rough profession.
Attic Studio Mouse Scare Echoes Old Home Town
The narrator recalls a close encounter with a friendly attic mouse while writing, describing the tickle at the ankle and the furry intruder. The moment evokes Stanley’s Old Home Town, with a comic reference to a college path and a near-miss with the animal.
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Stanley
Hia Albon
Color blind excuse on Park Avenue traffic stop
A driver claimed color blindness to a police officer after crashing past a Park Avenue sign. The man said traffic lights held no meaning and compared Park Avenue to navigating Buzzard's Bay Channel with no shore lights. The piece notes about one in eight people are color blind, especially red and green.
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Park Avenue
Buzzard’s Bay Channel
Red and Green Signals Create Curious Traffic Patterns
The author reflects on how red signals appear clear ahead while green signals seem to delay oncoming traffic. They note personal experience where crossing opportunities for others were blocked as they moved through intersections.
They Certainly Will at the Follies
A cinema audience chatter line hints at future Follies performances. The dialogue notes better bodies will be showcased when the show returns, with a humorous aside about missing the screen. The exchange centers on audience reactions and a character named Cholly.
Veteran's Wife Recalls Wartime Struggle in Pension Fight
The wife of a naval officer told officials that she and her husband fought throughout the war as she applied for a pension. She described their struggles and the impact of their service on their postwar life.
Alpine Bell Ringers Advertise Food With Morning Bell
A reader compares Philadelphia traffic noise to Alpine Bell Ringers who advertise meats and goods at six each morning. The piece notes the bells play solemn tunes like Annie Laurie and references Poe while lampooning elite tastes.
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Nolae
Philadelphia
Annie Laurie
Edgar Allan Poe
Hershey Tour Describes Park, Factory and School
A visitor's account in Our Young People portrays Hershey as a fairyland with flowered lawns and a vast chocolate factory on Chocolate Avenue. The piece highlights Hershey’s parks, transit, library, hospital, and the Hershey Industrial School, detailing campus layout, dormitories, kitchens, and student life while noting the non sectarian yet faith infused education and eventual guidance for youths leaving the school.
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Church of the Brethren
Maud Newcomer
Hershey
Hershey Park
Cocoa and Chocolate Factory
Hershey Transit Company
George O'Brien Stars in The Silver Treasure at Hershey Tonight
George O'Brien noted athletic star delivers a strong Nostromo in The Silver Treasure adaptation of Conrad at Hershey Central Theatre. Rowland V Lee directs a cast including Lou Tellegen as Sotillo and Joan Renee among others in a Tuesday 7 30 PM showing on September 21.
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Fox West Coast
George O'Brien
Joseph Conrad
Rowland V. Lee
Hershey Central Theatre
Conrad
Ailver
Lee
Oung O'Brien
Lou Tellegen
Sotillo
Joan Renee
Helena D'Algy
Daniel Makarenko
Evelyn Selble
Otto Mathaon
Stewart Rome
Hedda Copper
Fred Becker
Harvey Clark
Hershey Water Co Reduces Supply for Sept 18–19
The Hershey Water Co will turn off water Saturday evening September 18 at 9 o’clock and restore by Sunday morning September 19 at or before 10 o’clock. Residents are urged to draw sufficient water for their needs.
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Hershey Water Co
Miss Allison Hosts So Sociable Club Gathering
Miss Allison entertained the So-Sociable Club and friends at a mara miallow and wether roast on Tuesday night at Prye's Grove near Middletown. Present were Ethel Dissinger Alma Mouser Pauline Schaffner Lucile Gilman Tivlena Allison Mather Allison Ernestine Allison Mrs Ray Kreider Mary Ebersole Josephine Walters Mary Evans Sandi Garman Ammon Gruber Herbert Winters Ray Kreider Francis Kellar Samuel Dis Singer and Ejiag Mumma.
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Milas Helena Allison
Prye'a Grove
Wear Middletown
Ethel Dissinger
Alma Mouser
Pauline Schaffner
Lucile Gilman
Tivlena Allison
Mather Allison
Ernestine Allison
Ray Kreider
Mary Ebersole
Josephine Walters
Mary Evans
Sandi Garman
Ammon Gruber
Herbert Winters
Francis Kellar
Samuel Dissinger
Ejiag Mumma
Corporal Casey to Star in The Shamrock Handicap at Hershey Theater
The Shamrock Handicap stars J Farrell MacDonald as trainer and Leslie Penton as jockey in a Peter Kyne story of an Irish hero on an American track. Janet Gaynor leads the female cast with others including Willard Louis Georgian Harris and Brandon Hurst in the Thursday evening show.
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J. Farrell MacDonald
Corporal Casey
Hershey Central Theatre
Peter B. Kyne
Leslie Penton
Kade
MacDonald
Dennis O'Shea
Janet Gaynor
Johnstown
Willard Lous
Georgian Harris
Claire MacDowell
Brandon Hurst
Loula Payne
Andy Clark
Thomas Delinar
Ely Raynolds
Palmyra to Award 175 Dollars in Prizes Saturday
Palmyra plans a large road celebration on September 18 with about ten thousand expected to attend. The morning program includes the road dedication led by Frank R. Moyer and speeches by local and state officials. The parade is directed by Harvey L. Seltzer with prizes totaling 175 dollars for floats, organizations, displays, school grade rooms, automobiles, and youth costumes. Special music by the Iroquois Band and community singing accompany the events.
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Palmyra
Frank, R. Moyer
Boro Council
Burgess Jas. J. Rodgers
Frank R. Moyer
J. McCarroll
State Highway Department
P. B. Gibble
Wm. C. Freeman
Harry Kurtz
Forty Hours Adoration at St Joan of Arc Church Sunday
Special ceremonies open with High Mass and a 10 o'clock procession. Adoration continues all day Sunday Monday and Tuesday ending Tuesday evening. Masses Sunday 8 and 10 am Monday and Tuesday 7 and 7 30 am. Sermons in English and Italian by Rev Father Sorgi of Philadelphia each evening at 7.
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St. Joan of Arc Church
Father Sorgi
Philadelphia
Lutheran Choir Enjoys Corn Roast at Hershey School
Holy Trinity Lutheran choir members gathered Friday evening September 10 at the Hershey Industrial School for a corn roast hosted by the Dia konia Ladies' Bible Class. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Kinports and many local families.
Mrs. Howard Romig Hosts J O Y Class Meeting
The J O Y Class of Derry Presbyterian Sunday School met at the home of teacher Mrs. Howard Romig. Attendees included Irma Shelly Edna Smith Grace Hess Nellie Miller Jaurtine Baum Mrs. Marty Hocker and Kathryn Weltmer.
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Derry Presbyterian Sunday School
Howard Romig
Irma Shelly
Edna Smith
Grace Hess
Nellie Miller
Jaurtine Baum
Marty Hocker
Kathryn Weltmer
Bomgardner and Rankin Lead in Hershey Bowling League
Bomgardner knocked over for 223 pins to cap the week as the season's high in the Hershey Men's Club bowling league. Rankin leads in duckpin with a 164, surpassing Ruben Kopp's 159 after 25 games.
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Ed. Bomgardner
Hershey
Rankin
Ruben Kopp
Hershey Men’s Club Seeks Bowlers for Team
The Hershey Men’s Club seeks bowlers to represent the team in the Lebanon Valley Bowling venue. Tryouts are for bowlers with top averages, with those chosen earning joining opportunities. Contact "Skin" Shatter to sign up.
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Hershey
Lebanon Valley
Hershey Men's Club Seeks Football Team Candidates
The Hershey Men's Club invites men to report to the club for details on forming a football team this season.
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Hershey
Readers Blame Township for Neglected Roads
A Hershey Press reader from Hummelstown, C. F. Quinn, argues the Derry Township roads are neglected due to passive citizens and inattentive public officials. He urges voters to demand better roads, recall lax supervisors, and even elect women to improve road maintenance.
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Hummelstown
Quinn
Hershey Press
Hershey
Derry Township
George
C. F. Quinn
Christian Endeavors Rally at Hershey Park
The Swatara Branch of the Dauphin County Christian Endeavor Union held a rally and social in Hershey Park on Thursday evening. Levi Hershey of Elizabethtown, president of the Lancaster County Christian Endeavor Union, delivered an address on Christian Endeavor work. Officers for the coming year were elected including President Rev. Kirby Yingst and multiple vice presidents, secretaries, treasurer, and department heads from towns across the region.
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Swatara
Dauphin County Christian Endeavor Union
Hershey Park
Levi Hershey
Elizabethtown
Lancaster County Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor
Kirby Yingst
Union Deposit
Andrew Henry
Town
Richard Sponangle
Ira L. Shenk
Thel McCreary
Esther Walmer
Anna Lurkholder
Hummelstown
Ethel Stauffer
J. B. MacClure
Jos. Hershey
O. G. Romig
Own
Ida Bolan
Harry Horst
Mabel Lingle
Florence Walmer
Mararet Shope
Slummelstown
Anna Brandt
Keystone Endeavor
Anna Iisenhauer
A. B. Landis
Harry Ricker
Chamber
W. A. Umberger
Llummelatown
Hershey Takes Second in Lower Dauphin Twilight League
Hershey finished second after a double header setback to Royalton. The first game ended 4 to 3 as Hershey held Royalton to five hits and built a late rally. In the nightcap Royalton crushed Hershey 19 to 2, with Stover dominating and Hershey's offense producing little.
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Hershey
Royalton
Storm
Vereen Ee
Stover
Jershey
Hershey Scrubs Fall as Lickdale Racks Up Eight-Run Rally
Hershey Scrubs tied Lickdale through five innings but faltered in the sixth and seventh frames allowing Lickdale to pull away. Lebanon county team rode an eight-run surge to win 10 to 3 with Pustabiaysy's 46 00201000-39 and Lickdale’s late scoring sequence shaping the final margin.
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Lickdale
Hershey Scrubs
Lebanon County
Pustabiaysy
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Daniel Graeff
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Grace Lloyd
Elda Hutchison
Helen Furst
Elizabeth Copenhaver
Goldie Habecker
Ruth Hershey
Vera
Grace Miller
Irvin Uhler
Earle Stahle
William Brinker
Carl Smith
Richard Hartman
Charles Heilman
John Hummer
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Ethel McCreary
Ovens In the Park
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Mather Thapey
Mary ‘Taylor
Ruth Taylor
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Ruth Vinney
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