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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1926

Page

4

Social notes from Harrisburg area visits and events

Harrisburg area residents share weekend visits and gatherings. Multiple families from Hershey Palmyra Hummelstown and Lebanon travel to see relatives attend theatre events and attend social functions. A birthday dinner parade and public sale are noted along with lost and rental notices.

Miss Eva Crouse Hosts Guests at West Main Home

Miss Eva Crouse entertained guests on West Main street Hummelstown Friday evening including Mildred Frehn Lois Gilman Charlotte Heil Mary Heil Robert McCafferty Richard Sponangle Theodore Gottschall Thomas Drescher and Lawrence Edwards in a social gathering at her residence.

D. F. Hursh Harrisburg Harles Palmer Harry Kaley Harry, Jr Allen Walters Frackville Norman Stahle Ellis Hoffer West Kansas Missouri William Woodside Mildred Lykens Roy Fegley Annville Mabel Lingle Ethel Smith Annabelle Shaeffer Hockersville Katharine Carpenter Mark Swartz State Theatre Irvin Gordon Russell Zentmeyer Richard Pastorious Robert Stahle Maria Zuver Henry Hain Richland Harry Hutchison Elda Hutchison R. E. Sternberger Harry Freisinger Hershey Blain William Brinker John Seaman Levi Ginder John L. Kaylor Henry Deitz Winterstown York County Deitz Hershey Chocolate Company George Tillberry Robert Tillberry Edythe Tillberry Beulah Fortna Lebanon Wayne Habecker C. A. Wiley Ela Beamesdeifer Walton Wiley Charles Cocklin Florence Washington, D. C Mary Belton Mae Beachler Geo. Steiger Mercersburg Eileen Boyle Peter Boyle New York City Mary Fleming C. Fleming Josephine Swartz Dorothy Waidlich Denver Allen Steyer Union Mills Herman Lemberger Sterling Light Wm. Hamilton Campbelltown George Yingst Roy Houtz Oberlin Harry Slocker Harry Hocker Onlg Howard Shelly Adam Garman Kathryn Weltmer LeRoy Holler Ina Miller Marion Breach Hummelstown Wm. Douser Elizabethtown Pany Uriah Hoerner Sylvester Hoerner Kenola Breston Kilgore Thomas Rainer Robert Lancaster George Kilgore Elias Elmor Gentz Henry John Gruber Piast Marlin Grantham John Shope Theeman Tyson Kramer Irvin Knoll Mra Ucchtman Dane Clare Romaine Cincinnati Jett Uchtman L. R. Poorman John McLanigan Palmyra Jacob Hess Clara Hess Clarence Hoerner Prank McClure Annie Bennet John Seltzer John Naftzger John Allwine Harvey Umberger Hanoverdale Wm. Runkel Harry Wolf Lenore Emma Behny Christian Endeavor Society of Decry Presbyterian Church Mat Giardige Aloan Aften Eva Crouse West Main Street Mildred Frehn Lois Gilman Charlotte Heil Mary Heil Messrs Robert McCafferty Richard Sponangle Theodore Gottschall Thomas Drescher Lawrence Edwards

Birthday Dinner Honors Mr J D Clark at Home

A birthday dinner was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Clark on Sunday to celebrate Mr. Clark's sixtieth birthday. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Mac Donald, Mr. and Mrs. William Clark and their children Margaret Sue and Earle, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Burkholder, and Miss Margaret Clark.

J. D. Clark Mr. Clark J. R. MacDonald William Clark Margaret Sue and Earle C. A. Burkholder Margaret Clark

Charles Town Man Feels Exhaustion After Spells

If some of the young men who Charles ton would use the same amount of enery on their jobs the following morn ing, success would not be so hard to attain. It is figured that each time a man suffers through this spell called Charles ton, he uses as much energy as if he had run a 220-yard race.

Charleston

Last season sale of new and secondhand furniture at Hinsey lot

The final sale of the season features new and secondhand furniture on the premises of A. C. Hinsey at the corner of Lingle avenue and Cherry street. It will be held on Saturday October 25 at 1 p.m. Buyers may purchase outright or on commission and may call or write for details, with contact of Warren Sattazalin at 1120 West Main Street Palmyra.

D Hick Dea Me Nley Richamith Rachael Grunden Walter Grunden Ruth Grunden Carnes Pearl Wolfersberger Pauline Gruber van Borlish Robert Vogel Bel Mae Paul Keller Sarah Shuey Oliver Jones Ethel Jones Margaret Hoerner Otto Sheetz Clarence Hoerner, Jr Sphaun Grover Sheckart Philadelphia Ezra F. Hershey Betty Asbury Park N. J Amos Kraybill Alex. Frank Alex Frank Lancaster Wm. F. R. Murrie Esta Norristown Bruce Olney Tice John Geiling Wm. Mahoney Carlisle Wm. Geiling Alex Frank Shoe Hershey Londonderry Township Lebanon Co Wm. Penn Highway Campbelltown Cocoa Avenue Hershey Transit Company Chocolate Avenue Elgin East 2Nd St Hummelstown Granada Avenue Baum’s Hill Palmdale Wm. Geesaman Cooper-Wright Farm Ford E. R. Early Chestnut Street Palmyra A. C. Hinsey Lingle Avenue Cherry Street Warren Sattazalin West Main Street

Road bid opening date set for October to start next month

In Lebanon Valley October 15 marked the new bid opening date for road construction to begin next month with bids open through November and work continuing through the season ended by Jack Prost. The Royal Chows kennels near Columbia on the Lincoln Highway attract many visitors with elaborate structures and apartments for each dog.

Jack Prost Columbia Lincoln Highway

Nothing New Under the Sun in Faerie Queen Satire

A reader quotes Spenser's Faerie Queen 1590 about chins and excess, noting double and triple chins as an old theme. The exchange pivots to a wry joke about caramel eaters and a professor demanding advance fees from a future musician.

Spenser Tantalus

Fragmented quotations drift through a Sunday scene

A collage of lines from sermons and speeches mingles with personal reflections. A girl jokes about a neighbor who borrows a mower while a political crowd debates unity and cords. A speaker jokes about hang together as destiny. A man admits failed quit attempts and cravings.

Willing Hands Harvest Helpers Pitch In Grapes

In a community effort, volunteers and youth stepped in to harvest the grape crop after a shortage of workers. The group completed picking the last of the harvest yesterday, demonstrating teamwork and resilience.

Annual meeting notice of United Christian Cemetery Association

The annual meeting of the lot holders will be held Saturday afternoon October 9 from 1 to 3 o'clock at Campbelltown Bank Campbell Town Pa. Amos F Geesaman secretary.

United Christian Cemetery Association Campbelltown Bank Campbelltown Amos F. Geesaman Sec’y

Civil Service Clerk Carrier Exam at Hershey Post Office

An open competitive examination under the U S Civil Service Commission will be held for the position of clerk carrier in the Hershey post office on Wednesday October 6. For further particulars see Miss Bessie P Moyer at the local post office.

U. S. Civil Service Commission Hershey Post Office Bessie P. Moyer

Rally Day Services and Church Activities Listings

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church hosts Rally Day with Rev Kinports and Prof Coxe speaking. Luther League and vesper services follow. Wolf Cubs and Boy Scouts meet. Sun Day School Association and Church Council form part of a full weekend of activity. Derry Presbyterian and Church of the Brethren schedule Sunday School and worship services with evening programs and meetings.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Paul M. Kinports C. C. Coxe Lewistown Luther League

Salem Reformed Church Sunday Activities and Classes

Salems Reformed Church hosts Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. under Superintendent C. W. Kegerreis and Junior C E at 10:15 a.m. Divine worship at Fontana Union Chapel at 10:15 a.m. with theme Winning Men. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. led by Melvin Deets. Address by J N Olweiler of Christ Reformed Sunday School in Elizabethtown. Worship at 7:15 p.m. Sermon Out of Nazareth. Teacher Training Friday October 8. Mission Study Friday evening at the parsonage. Consistory meeting Tuesday October 5 at the church.

Derry Presbyterian Church R. H. Taylor North Side Christian Endeavor Ladies’ Guild of Derry Presbyterian Church Naomi Woomer Salem Reformed Church H. I. Aulenbach W. Kegerreis C. E Fontana Union Chapel Melvin Deets J. N. Olweiler Christ Reformed Sunday School Elizabethtown Nazareth

Campbelltown A. B. Church Announces Services

Rev S H Waltz to lead Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Preaching at 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening October 5 at 7 30 p m. Everyone invited to attend.

Campbelltown A. B. Church S. H. Waltz Christian Endeavor

Defendants Listed for Trial in September Quarter Sessions

One hundred seventy five defendants are listed for trial in the September term of Quarter Sessions Court beginning Monday September 20. Fifteen of the defendants face charges of driving automobiles while intoxicated.

Quarter Sessions Court

TRESSES RETURN TO PARIS BOULEVARDS

Parisiennes abandon haircut trends as a sign of revolt against mannish fashion. Dozens of young women appear with hair flowing below the bon net line in boulevards theaters and cafes. Curly hair ripples down the back while straight hair hangs at the neck and some wear double braids to the waist.

Sing Sing Name Origin Tied to Local Indigenous People

The name Sing Sing derives from the Sin-Sinck Indians, the original inhabitants of the area where the prison now sits.

Sing Sing

The Enchanted Hill at Her shey Central Theatre

The Enchanted Hill based on Peter B. Kyne novel debuts at Hershey Central Theatre on Thursday October 7. Star cast includes Jack Holt Florence Vidor Noah Beery and Mary Brian with Irvin Willat directing in a Western outdoor melodrama filmed in New Mexico. The plot centers on two rival ranches and a scheme to defraud Miss Vidor while Holt defends his land amid action filled with rides aviation gunplay and fistfights.

Enchanted Hill Hershey Central Theatre Peter B. Kyne Irvin Willat Jack Holt Florence Vidor Noah Beery Mary Brian West New Mexico Ira Todd Miss Vidor Holt Miss Victor

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