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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
4
Hershey Women Lead Ambitious YWCA Membership Drive
In Hershey the local YWCA membership campaign unites most women into two rival teams to expand the organization. The effort aims to strengthen social services, provide escape from boardinghouse loneliness, and promote broader living while building a lasting community structure.
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Hershey
Young Women’s Christian Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
Will the World Go Dry In The War Time
The piece argues the war drives sobriety global, citing bans on absinthe vodka and grog in France Russia Britain and Germany. It claims navies go dry and notes reduced drunkenness among elites, presenting sobriety as the era’s strongest temperance lesson and a push for efficient sober workers.
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Jrance
Russia
Great Britain
Germany
Dusiness
Work Dispensations Rise Amid War Strain
The text notes that a new dispensation is not expected within a generation but is progressing, aided by the ongoing war. It mentions a saloon visit and a person losing his job as part of the shifting conditions fueling the change.
America Must Lead Farmers To Feed The World
The piece argues victory in war hinges on food production led by American farmers. It cites demonstrated gains from better farming methods, larger yields, and fertilization as key to strong markets and profits. It highlights University of California research and Hershey farm successes, noting high prices and expanding farm machinery sales as signs of progress. America must lead.
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America
Douglas Malcom
F. L. Peterson
University Farm
California
Hershey
Every Farmer His Own Chauffeur and Autumn in Hershey
The piece reflects on fall beauty and the need for self reliance among farmers. It critiques postponed church notices and political campaigning in Hershey, noting the distant war and Congress costs while praising the Lebanon Valley's autumn scenery as a fine substitute for home.
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Heaven
Lebanon Valley
No Longer Dreading Life After Deepest Night
Strickland Gillilan reflects on enduring sorrow and pain and finds hope after darkest hours. The speaker recalls past despair yet notes lighter loads strengthen the heart and that life hides unseen prizes for those who persevere.
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Hill
Miss Ruth Hershey Becomes Mrs Thomas Eckley Beddoe
Dr and Mrs Martin L Hershey announce the marriage of Ruth Mary to Thomas Eckley Beddoe. The ceremony was at the Hershey home near Derry Church last Saturday with Reverend George Snavely Rentz as officiant. The couple will reside at 224 Clinton Avenue Oak Park New Jersey.
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Martin L. Hershey
Ruth Mary
Thomas Eckley Beddoe
Hershey
Derry Church
George Snavely Rentz
Derry Presbyterian Church
Cornell University
Chicago
Imboden Harrow Company complains to PSC over rail agency
Want Agent at Cleona Lebanon county complains to the Public Service Commission at Harrisburg that the Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company fails to supply an agency station making current arrangement inconvenient to shippers. Goods are received and shipped at Annville two and a half miles away.
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Imboden Harrow and Roller Company
Cleona
Lebanon County
Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Annville
National Convention Hall to Crown West Hershey Park
The article outlines the German Baptist Brethren church’s structure and beliefs, noting the Standing Committee and congregational authority, non salaried ministry, plain dress, and avoidance of litigation. It covers repentance of secret societies, marriage as divine, elder anointing, care for poor members, temperance, and a call to Christlike conduct.
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National Convention Hall
Hershey Park
Ing
Jesus
America
Church of the German Baptist Brethren
Christ
Derry Presbyterian Church Services Schedule
Rev George Snavely Rentz leads Sunday School at 9 30 Morning Worship at 10 30 with the Sacrament. Christian Endeavor at 6 45 Evening Worship at 7 80. Theme The Sacrament as a Preparation for Gethsemane and the Cross. Friday Sept 25 7 45 pm preparatory service Theme The Lord's Supper. Week Bible meeting Wednesday Sept 30 7 45 pm Prayer Meeting.
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Christian Endeavor
Installation of Officers at Bible School Service
Rev. N. L. Linebaugh leads a Bible School with installation of officers and reception of new members at 10.15 a. m. Junior Hour 2.30 p. m. Senior C. E. Service 6.45 p. m. Closing service of the conference year 7.80 p. m. Prayer Meeting 7.45 p. m. led by H. F. Imboden. Official Board Meeting Monday September 28 at 7.45 p. m.
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N. L. Linebaugh
Pastor Bible School
C. E
H. F. Imboden
Union Circuit Pastor Preaches Last Sermon of Year
The Rev O G Romig will preach the final conference year service Sunday morning at Stoverdale and 7 30 p m at Fishburn's Church with a report on the year’s work. Annual election of Sunday School officers will occur at Stoverdale. He departs Tuesday for Philadelphia to attend the Annual Conference sessions.
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Stoverdale
Fishburn’s
Philadelphia
Evangelical Lutheran Parish Service Schedule
The Holy Trinity church under Rev. Frederick C. Krapf lists a 10:30 a.m. main service and 1:30 p.m. Bible School with weeknight services Thursday at 7:45 p.m. A devotional study at 6:30 p.m. precedes a 7:00 p.m. chief service. Women's Society meeting set for Tuesday night September 29.
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Evangelical Lutheran Parish Church
OF the Holy Trinity
The
Women’s Society
Church Services and Sunday School at Brethren Church
J H Longenecker, elder in charge, announces Sunday School at 9 15 a m and Church Service at 10 30 a m at the Church of the Brethren.
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Church OF the Brethren
J. H. Longenecker
English Lutheran Church Union Deposit Services and anniversaries
English Lutheran Church Union Deposit announces services at Hornerstown on September 27. Sunday School at 9 a.m. Cradle Roll Anniversary under Mrs William P Horst. Pastor’s address at 10:15 a.m. Union Deposit Men’s Lutheran and Reformed Class hold anniversary service at 2 p.m. Rev Dr Bausch to speak, 7:30 p.m. Forscht address with music and recitations by Miss Miriam J Forscht.
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Hornerstown
William P. Horst
Union Deposit
Men’s Lutheran and Reformed Bible Class
Dr. Bausch
A. C. Forscht
Miriam J. Forscht
Death of Mrs Swanger in Reading
Mrs Emma Swanger sister of Allison Garman of this place died suddenly on Tuesday morning at her Reading home at age 63. She had been in good health and planned to visit McKeesport with her brother this coming Monday. She was well known locally and often visited.
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Emma Swanger
Allison Garman
Reading
Harvest Home and Community Notes From Campbelltown
Campbelltown notes report Emma Strupp visiting Hanover for a week with Mr. and Mrs. David Pickle and family. Mrs. Adam Lineweaver suffers rheumatism. Katie Boltz sprained ankle. Vlory Brothers slate the Cornwall church roof. Mr. and Mrs. Blam Welty return from Indiana and Ohio. Wolfersberger grows a prize pumpkin weighing 62 and a half pounds, 69 inches in circumference, seeking potential challengers. Sunday School at 9. Harvest Home services at Palmyra mean no church services. Fourth year old daughter of Nelman of Colebrook in serious condition.
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Campbelltown
Emma Strupp
Hanover
David Pickle
Adam Lineweaver
Katie Boltz
Vlory Brothers
Cornwall Church
Blam Welty
Indiana
Ohio
Wolfersberger
Fas
Mra. Reichter
Mra. Shaffer
Walters
G. O. Wolfersberger
Lebanon
Local oddities and notices from town life
The report mentions IW R Disalager a noted fisherman with large carp catches weighing 4 2 and 1 pounds and a real estate hold on the late John Forrest property including a brick house and farm. Executors Charles Forrest and Mrs Light of Tancanter host guests including an aunt and niece at John Moyer's home. John Why tends a 80 pumpkin patch famed for its peculiar color. Mrs Sdazzle Shamaman of Lebanon visits her sister.
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IW. R
John Forrest
Thoraday
Charles Forrest
Light of
Tancanter
John Moyer
John Why
Sdazzle Shamaman
Lebanon
Slater
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