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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1909
Page
6
The sermon urged sustaining the pastor and cooperating in ministerial labor for the community. Rev. Thos C. McCarroll urged unity as the church marks a new era, praising its past beacon role and hoping for greater glory in Hershey. An observer noted the riddle of enemies with many friends.
The Ladies' Bowling Club with Airs. F Snavely Mrs. J Hills Mrs. Behm Miss Leichhart and the Misses Mumma met at Hershey Park Bowling Alleys. Miss Elizabeth Mumma outbowled all and wore the laurels until the next contest. Afterward the group gathered at Mrs. Behm's home.
A charitable lady reads the Old Testament to an elderly Home resident. They discuss Solomon’s household, and the question of seven hundred wives provokes the aged woman. The response confirms the Bible’s claim, prompting a quip on early Christians’ privileges.
Salem United Brethren Church led by Rev. C. Bomig offers Sunday worship at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Strangers welcome and a Sunday well spent brings a week of content. The church declares itself open to the unchurched and a refuge for the unsaved with goals for public spiritual and moral welfare.
The article outlines global gold production from discovery through later centuries. It notes about 13 billion dollars in total world output with America supplying a quarter, and a large portion lost leaving a small amount in existence. It also cites rising annual production from under five million before 1700 to over three billion last year.
A line of chinaware arrived at the Hershey Store Co on Wednesday praised as a beauty. Section heads urge inspection as prices are described as very reasonable.
Willie tries to talk to his father who just wants to read. He finally mentions a subway accident about a woman eyeing a seat and a man sitting on it. The father shows interest, prompting a brief exchange.
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