Season Ends For Hershey Baseball With 20 Wins
Hershey finished the season with a .606 record, 20 wins, 13 losses and 3 ties, facing many obstacles including injuries and limited town support. The team beat clubs like St. Marys, West End, Burn’s A C and Harrisburg area teams while losing to Middletown, American Chain Co and others. Ted Heagy led with 30 games and Sullivan topped batting in limited action.
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Hershey
St. Mary’s
West End
Harrisburg
Duncannon
Dauphin
Fast Rosewood
Hummelstown
Middletown
Sullivan
Ted Heagy
AB H Ave. Sulivan
Forest
T. Heagy
Howe
Albert
S. Heagy
Shaub
Foster
Yost
Ream
Fenner
Smith
Boxing Show to Be Staged in Harrisburg
Harrisburg to host a boxing card at Chestnut Street Auditorium Friday September 26 led by middleweight Jackie Clark of Allentown vs Len Rowlands of Milwaukee. Also on the bill are Joe McCarron vs Young Zaring and Nate Isaacman vs Kid Shugrue. Clark, a former Army middleweight champion in France, boasts seven Army honors including a knockout win over Riz Walters.
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United States
Knights of Columbus
Harrisburg Boxing Association
Clark
France
Joe McCarron
Allentown
Young Zaring
Reading
Nate Isaacman
Harrisburg
Kid Shugrue
K. O
Riz Walters
Walters
Glenn Glickner
Army Corps
Harry Webb
Army
Null
la Salle
Kid Broad
Paris
Mike O’dowd
O’dowd
O'Dowd
Choir to render anthems at church services
The Choir of the First United Brethren Church will perform anthems at Sunday services on September 27. The morning program features How Amiable are Thy Dwellings and the evening includes Jehovahs Peace.
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First United Brethren Church
Carpenter Garman Nuptials Quietly Blessed in Derry Church
Announcement notes the marriage of Miss Mabel Carpenter to Mr. Cyrus Garman. The ceremony occurred Wednesday September 17 and the couple, after a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and other northern points, will reside in Derry Church.
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Mabel Carpenter
Cyrus Garman
Niagara Falls
Garman
Derry Church
Hershey to Host Five Lectures by Dr. Raiguel This Winter
Dr. George Earl Raiguel will deliver five lectures in Hershey this winter starting November 13. He will discuss current events with experiences from World War I and travels, including Fronts in France and Italy and the Paris bombardment. Tickets for the full series are two dollars, with dates set for November 13, December 11, January 29, February 26, and March 25.
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George Earl Raiguel
Hershey
Raiguel
France
Italy
Chateau Thierry
Paris
Big Bertha
Inter-Allied Council
Poincare
Kerensky
Russia
Hershey Men’s Club Bypasses Team. Local youths to open season
Hershey area football fans will see a youth team organized under Russell Zentmyer with Eddie Slesser as coach. The season opens Saturday September 27 at Hershey Park Athletic Field against Enhant A. C. the field having been converted from a baseball diamond for football.
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Hershey
Russell Zentmyer
Oliver
Eddie Slesser
Enhant A. C
Hershey Park
Increase in Attendance at Derry Presbyterian Church
The John Elder Men's Bible Class of Derry Presbyterian Church pledged to support Sunday night services and a noticeably larger crowd attended last Sunday, especially men. The next theme is A Man's Job and a bigger turnout is expected due to strong interest in the movement.
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John Elder Men’s Bible
Derry Presbyterian Church
Bible Class corn roast at Manads Gap
The Men’s Bible Class of United Brethren Church held a corn roast at Manads Gap on Saturday afternoon. They traveled by truck, leaving at 1 PM and returning about 9 PM. Attendees included Rev. R. R. Butterwick, Dr. Hershey, Irvin Aungst, Samuel Handshaw, Roy Sternberger, Earl Mays, Harry Crist, Mark Carpenter, Harry Habaker, Mark Walmer, Charles Stauffer, Frank Keggereis, George Sollenberger, Harry Witman, S. C. Leininger, and E. F. Schlicter.
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United Brethren Church
Manads Gap
Rev
R. R. Butterwick
Dr. Hershey
Irvin Aungst
Samuel Handshaw
Roy Sternberger
Earl Mays
Harry Crist
Mark Carpenter
Harry Habaker
Mark Walmer
Charles Stauffer
Frank Keggereis
George Sollenberger
Harry Witman
S. C. Leininger
E. F. Schlicter
Birthday Cake Draws Wide Interest at Hershey Store
Patrons inquire into the Ninth Birthday Sale at the Hershey Store Palmyra as a 100 pound Birthday Cake baked by C M Baum showcases 16 dozen eggs 87 pounds flour 25 pounds sugar and lavish icing. Fred Botts designed the decoration. cake stays on display until Saturday morning then portions given out. The sale runs through Tuesday September 30 with musical noon and evening by Palmyra Men's Chorus and Moyer Brothers Quartet. A coupon offers nine dollars in merchandise on October 4 draws. store may move to Prin building next year.
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Hershey
C.M. Baum
Palmyra
Fred Botts
H. G. Whitmyer
Moyer Brothers Quartette
Prin
YWCA Class Schedule Announced For Winter Session
The YWCA unveiled a weekly class timetable with sessions on Monday to Thursday and a Saturday slot, excluding Friday. Opening class is Wednesday October 1, with registration urged, covering High School Girls Children Business Girls Junior Thursday Women Industrial and other groups.
Harvest Home service at Holy Trinity church
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will hold its annual Harvest Home service Sunday evening September 27. Rev. Luther D. Reed of Mt Aiy Theological Seminary will conduct the service and the choir will provide special music. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Luther D. Reed
D. D
Mt.Aiy Theological Seminary
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