Opening Rally Heralds Strong YWCA Start
The YWCA enters fall and winter with a busy season ahead after a summer of notable work. The opening rally tomorrow night will feature Mrs. M. L. Hershey, Miss Elder in charge, solos by Mrs. David Foster and Miss Pauline Clark, readings by Mrs. Wilkinson, and speeches by M. S. Hershey, John E. H. Snyder, and L. R. Meokina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Hershey
Misa Elder
David Foster
Pauline Clark
Wilkinson
M. 8. Hershey
John EH. Snyder
L. R. Meokina
Springfield man joins Hershey Men's Club leadership
John Allen of Springfield Ohio takes the post at Hershey Men's Club vacated by Simon Kater ing. He began duties last week and has made many friends. former leader with Brandon at the Spring fold YMCA, familiarity with club work. He previously served at Time Ohio and Garford Motor Truck Company as a stenographer. He has been linked with other large firms in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
Springfield
Ohio
Hershey
Simon Kattering
Allen
Brandon
Springfold
Time
Garford Motor Truck Company
Wort
Hershey Park Theater
John Wesley
Calvin
Russell
Philip Sidersky
Europe
Stough
Hershey Convention Hall
Champion Beets Rise From Darry Church Garden
The finest red beets of the year come from Israel Moyer's garden in Darry Church. Moyer, long the faction’s top grower, harvested a beet weighing eight pounds four ounces and several others around the same size, with a later beet over nine pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Moyer
Darry
Moyer
Talen
Moyers
Hershey Hiking Craze Draws 25 Young Women Members
Hershey groups report repeated hikes by YWCA members and friends, including 24 or 25 hikers on multiple 10 mile routes to Campbelltown Palmyra Hummelstown and Highland Park. Incidents included two members stepping off a embankment but escaping serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Young Women’s’ Christian Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
Mem’s Club
Campbelltown
Palmyra
Agudas
Sand Hill
Hummelstown
Highland Park
Derry Bible Class Plans Arbor Day Event
The John Elder Men's Bible Class of Derry Presbyterian met at Rev George Rentz home to plan a church arbor day on October 9 with tree planting around the grounds. Officers for the half year include President 8 P Bucastow and Secretary Ivan Mense. A meeting adjourned with a social chat and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elder
Derry Presbyterian Sunday School
George §. Rentz
Derry
P. Bucastow
Paul Gingrich
Ivan Mense
M. A. Gundarsdorf
Bealdes Tha Officars
Clarence Campbell
John Walters
John Rastenbarger
BR. V. Owen, Jr
Wm. Waasner
Robert Brandt
Paul Grimm
Tra Hartman
Schuckman Arnold Nuptials Quiet Home Ceremony
Arnold daughter of Campbellstown and Schuckman of Lemoyne wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev. Harry N Bassler officiating. The couple will reside in Lemoyne Dauphin County. the bride's local ties include fencing mule and musical activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdna Arnold
dJuaden of
Charles FB. Arnold
Campbelltown
John Norman Schuckman
Lemoyne
Harry Nelson Baasler
Harrisburg
Arnold
Lamoyne
Dauphin County
Misa Arnald
Harghay
Hershey Fielding Strong Gridiron Team This Year
Hershey plans a new football squad with Ira Shenk elected manager at a Hershey Men's Club meeting. Shenk, ex M illersville Normal player, leads a roster of local candidates as practice begins and preparations for an October 8 season opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Shenk
Hershey
Ira .Shenk
Shenk
Millersville
Edward Slesser
Abe Dearolf
John Malone
John Bordner
Oscar Bordner
Park Bryson
Paul Zentmeyer
Curtin Hollingsworth
Daniel Ensminger
John Sollenberger
Iva Shenk
Irwin Gordon
Irwin Elliott
Shaffer
Howard Romig
Moving Picture Season Opens At Hershey Central Theater
Crowds fill Hershey Central Theater as Park transfers films for the fall and winter run. High quality 5 and 6 reel pictures grace the schedule featuring stars like Mary Pickford and Charlie Chaplin. Performances shown Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday evenings.
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Park
Hershey Central Theater
Hershey
Mary Pickford
Charlie Chaplin
Farrar
John Barrymore
Dustin Farnum
George Fawcett
Charlotte Walker
Marguerite Clark
Local voter Josaph Grubb in Bachmanville visits Harshey
The 86 year old Republican Josaph Grubb, from Bachmanville, has reportedly voted sixty times for the straight Republican ticket. He recently spent time in Harshey visiting his nephew W. W. Shonk and urged that voting for any other party would be a grave mistake. May Grubb remains in fine health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josaph Grubb
Bachmanville
Harshey
W. W. Shonk
Grubb
Ian
May
Busy Days in Hershey Consolidated School
The Hershey Consolidated School reports the first monthly exams in the High School with 108 students tested. Enrollment totals 609 in the building with 567 pupils plus four new entrants. Juniors elect officers Earl Brown president Myrtle Hershey secretary Ruth Runkle treasurer. Medical inspections are conducted in Derry Township Schools and staff visit Sunnyside Stoverdale Waltonville and Gravel Hill. An orchestra is forming with four violinists one mandolin one oboe and plans for more instruments. Basketball returns energize students as Seniors beat Freshmen 54 to 20 in the season’s second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovens AE
Margaret Langworthy
Earl Brown
Myrtle Hershey
Ruth Runkle
Dr. Hershey
Derry Township
Sunnyside
Stoverdale
Waltonville
Gravel Hill
Anna Lloyd
Mechanicsburg
Marion Spencer
Lancaster
Peters
Brown
State Department of Education
Harrisburg
Hershey Center Grows as Library and Bureau Thrive
The Hershey Free Library draws about 1100 members with over 2000 visitors monthly. The Hershey Information and Employment Bureau, opened in July, handles 20 to 50 daily applicants and issued cards for over 20000 visitors to the factory. The new life includes a renamed theater, a second story for music, a choral society practice weekly, and an upcoming Hershey orchestra rehearsal space.
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Chocolate and
Cocoa Avenues
Hershey Free Library
Hershey Information and Employment Bureau
New Choral Society
Hershey Orchestra
Hess Builds New Two Story Garage Near Spring Creek
J C Hess plans a cement and tile garage 70 by 90 feet on the north side of Spring Creek opposite the United Brethren Church. The two story building will have entrances on the alley and Derry Street and be modern and commodious. Contractor A M Shaffner of Hanoverdale handles the project. Loss will hold the local agency for order and King cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hess
Spring Creek
United Brethren Church
Derry Street
Derry
A. M. Shaffner
Hanoverdale
Loss
Lor the Ord and
King Cara
State Sunday School Convention Gathers Interest in Erla
Great interest across the state builds for the coming State Sunday School Convention to be held in Erla on October 6 7 and 8 with events announced for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erla
Weather outlook for the week with cool spell and rain likely
A forecast shows a moderately cool start to the week with unsettled conditions in the latter half bringing probable rains. Local frosts may occur in exposed places during the first half of the week.
War in Europe Hinting at End Times, Clergy Say
Amid European conflict, ministers and evangelists claim the war signals the end times and Armageddon. Russellites, Seventh Day Adventists, and revival meetings in New York and Hershey stress biblical prophecies as nations clash and signs multiply.
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Turkey
Staten Island
New York
H.C. J. Walleker
Brooklyn
West
New Brighton
Pastor Walleker
Walleker
Europe
Elder Walleker
Chilat
Satan
Earth
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Round Barn
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Thomas Morgan Rotch
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Elmer Klippinger
Brookside Farms
Newburgh
N. Y
Applehouse Hill
Cranston
R. I
Housewives League
Providence Baby Clinic
Rhode Island
Hershey Round Barn
Young Women's Christian Association
The
Presbyterian Church
Schuckman
Hershey Central
Chrristian Association
Park Pavilion
Misa Burch
Tilly
Mra. Mowers
Hellman
Mra. Herm
Philadelphia
Mookina
Hershey Consolidated School
Miss Canon
Hershey’s Busy Center
Hess
Big Sunday School
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