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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
9
Church notes describe location adjoining Mr M S Hershey on the east. Sabbath School 1 30 p m Christian Endeavor 6 45 p m Evening service 7 30 sermon by the pastor Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 p m.
U. B. Ghureh notes G. Romic pastor at Salem Hershey with Sunday School at 9 15 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and preaching by the pastor at 7 30 p m. Weekly prayer service Wednesday at 7 30. Zion Gravel Hill Sunday School at 9 15 a m preaching by the pastor at 10 15 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 p m.
Trucker BRIGHTBILL of Lebanon residing at Peachtown raised a remarkable watermelon in the Lebanon Valley. It measured 381-2 inches around the sides and 48 inches at the ends and weighed 471-2 pounds. A Sunday gathering at his home enjoyed the fruit inside and out, described as crisp red and sweet.
Lister from Trenton New Jersey visited George Grove on Sunday and both young men left Monday for Bucknell College. Mr and Mrs J Paul Nissley returned Friday from Eaglesmere after a two month stay.
Pastor Frederick C Krapr leads services in P O S of A hall Hershey park with Bible School at 1 30 P M and catechetical class at 2 45 P M followed by chief service at 7 30 P M The week night service is Friday September 22 at 7 45 P M at Mrs C Weaver home Trinidad Avenue with topic The Men and Religion Forward Movement A preparatory Holy Communion service is Friday September 29 at 7 30 P M in P O S of A hall
A Christian Endeavor account outlines a missionary journey through Africa, referencing Acts 8 26 40 as guiding scripture. It highlights evangelistic outreach across regions and the call to spread the gospel amid challenging conditions.
Chester Gates of Harrisburg spent Friday evening with friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hummel stayed in New York for several days last week. Miss Edith Murray visited Harrisburg Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Grover G C Buser and son Behney left Saturday for Newmanstown Reading and Allentown. R. J. Walton was in Harrisburg Friday afternoon. Mrs. J Irvin Ruff visited relatives in Philadelphia last week. Clayton Shope purchased Joseph Alwine's West Main street property. Pearl Behney visited Steelton with friends Saturday and Sunday.
Oo Young Men s and Young Women s Christian Associations hosted a reception for new students in the ladies dormitory parlors. President Lawrence Keister delivered an address and Prof. C C Peters spoke on cultivating college spirit.
Men and Religion Forward Movement holds a service Sunday at 7:30 pm in the P C A Hall. Pastor Krapf of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will discuss the movement and its expected adoption by many churches on October 1. He will explain its significance and Holy Trinity’s planned use of its power. Open invitation to all interested.
The Department of Commerce and Labor reports August exports at 144.24 million, a new monthly record, yielding a trade balance of more than 18 million in favor of American exporters. Imports totaled 325.83 million, marking August as second-highest on record.
Imports remained largely free of duty while the eight months ending August 31 show exports of 1 259 759 109 and imports of 1 007 717 920. The trade balance favored the United States by 252 041 189.
Public sale at the premises by the attorney in fact for the widow and children of Cyrus Kurtz of two lots in Derry township Dauphin County. Lots 34 and 35 on Milton Hershey plan in Hershey bounded by Chocolate Avenue and two 15 foot alleys. Includes a large twelve room dwelling with outbuildings. Sale starts 2 p.m. with terms announced by Frank B Hugendubler attorney in fact. John Forrest, auctioneer.
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