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New Presbyterian Minister
Has Served Severa l Charges Weil—Gomes
Highly Recommended - v
; ||-y||EV. JOHN A. MACDONALD,
; I •»J - the.new pastor of the Derry E¦A3 ^Presbyterian Ghufchj comes to ' ¦
r '>'<»- Hershey with a splendid record
of past attainments. Rev.- Mr. Mac-
! Donald was graduated from Knox Coir
i lege and Toronto University,1 Toronto,
,' Ontario. Later he came to. the States
i and completed a postgraduate course in
McGorrnick Seminary, Chicago.
He has served the fpll^gyingchurches:
Third Presbyterian Church, St. Joseph,
Mo. ; Effirighamf-Ilh'; Hqutzdale, Pa. ;
and the Fourth Church of Camden, N.
J. ; Mr. MacDonald was/ called to this
:|jjchurch from Camden; In each of > the
//Jffihurches which he has . served there
were large addition's in every, depart-
: merit of the work during his pastorate.
He /comes here highly recommended
- from • the churches he most .recently
: served. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald haye
moved into the house vacated by Rev.
and Mrs. Segelken. They have one son
who is employed in Chicago. There is
every prospect that under the present
efficie nt leadership the work of the
church will continue to broaden and
deepen.
Gun Club Organization
First Shoot Tomorrow Afte rnoon
rSjjjj lEVERAL persons interested in
j i^j l
the organization
of
a gun club
|B4I | have already taken steps in
that direction. On "Saturday
afternoon, all persons who care for this
sport are asked to be present at the In-dustrial
School, leaving here on the 2.25
Campbelltown car. The possibility of
the organization of a gun club will be
discussed and if there is sufficient in-terest,
the organization will be made.
A trap and a goodly supply of pigeons
are already on hand and a good time is
promised to all. . Come and bring your
gun. • •-'
gSEjJY order of the acting president
I !4| of the Young Women's Organ-
Smfl ization, a meeting .will be held
on Monday evening, February
6, in the lobby of the Hershey Inn for
the purpose of organizing a Young Wo-men's
Christian Association in Hershey.
Those who have given their names will
be notified by postal but all persons
interested are cordially invited to be
present.
Miss Mary Jones, of Philadelphia,
field secretary, will be present at, this
meeting, also Mrs. M. C. Jones, ' of
Harrisburg. Thus far 60 persons have •
enrolled. The field for this work is
large and an organization of this kind
will be welcomed by the young wonien-of
Hershey and vicinity.
Field Secreta ry Will Be Here on Monday
Impor tant Meeting for Organization
Y. W. C. A. Now
an Assured Fact
Notice to Farmers
H
- JR. WILLIAM FOX, of Hum-,
melstowuj > will address the'
meeting of the Farmers' Im-,
provement Club on the subject,
"Dairy Sanitation." The meeting will
be held this evening, February .3. All!
persons interested as well as members
of the club are cordially welcomed. - ;
"Oak Farm" to
be Repeated
0
" |Y request, "Oak Farm" will'.be
repeated irr Palmyra, February
< J 9 and 10, • in Greiner Hall at
8.15 ~ The cast has held several
rehearsals since the former production
and the management is safe in guaran-teeing-
a better performance than- be-fore.
Reserved seats and- diagram at
Bundel's drug store. Prices, 15, 25 and
35 cents. . * - . * .
H
EW finer specimens of the
American Black Bear can be
found in the country that the
. 1 • one represented in the ac-
He spends his time in sleep save as he
is disturbed thrice daily to receive his
morning and evening loaf and his mid-day
meat. On cold, days he refuses
even to rise, but stretching out his neck
grasps the food , eats it and returns to
dreamland. He was born in captivity
and is very tame. He will be five years
old this Spring. His trainer, Frank
Zinner, and he are on very intimate
terms and whether the bear speaks
companying cut. "Bob" and his mate
were added to the Hershey "Zoo" last
'May. The mate died on May 22 and
since that time "Bob " has dwelt alone in
silent sorrow. It is hoped that another
mate can be found for him this season.
His weight is 375. A blacker, glossier
coat than his could not be imagined.
Dutch or Frantz speaks the bear lan-guage
we can not say. At any rate,
they understand each other. The bear
will shake hands, stand up and walk on
two feet, kiss his trainer and perform
many other interesting feats.
"Bob" and His Trainer
Frantz Zinner
Object Description
| Title | The Hershey Press 1911-02-03 |
| Subject | Hershey (Pa.)--Newspapers |
| Description | The Hershey Press (alternatively published as "Hershey's Weekly" or "Hershey's The Progressive Weekly") was the first local newspaper, published from 1909 until 1926, covering news and events throughout the Township of Derry, Hershey, and surrounding Pennsylvania communities. |
| Date | 1911-02-03 |
| Location Covered | Hershey (Pa.) |
| Type | Text |
| Original Format | Newspapers |
| Rights | https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/?language=en |
| Contact | For information on source and images, contact Hershey Community Archives at contact@hersheyarchives.org. |
| Contributing Institution | Milton Hershey School |
| Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
Description
| Title | The Hershey Press 1911-02-03 |
| Subject | Hershey (Pa.)--Newspapers |
| Description | The Hershey Press (alternatively published as "Hershey's Weekly" or "Hershey's The Progressive Weekly") was the first local newspaper, published from 1909 until 1926, covering news and events throughout the Township of Derry, Hershey, and surrounding Pennsylvania communities. |
| Date | 1911-02-03 |
| Location Covered | Hershey (Pa.) |
| Type | Text |
| Original Format | Newspapers |
| Rights | https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/?language=en |
| Contact | For information on source and images, contact Hershey Community Archives at contact@hersheyarchives.org. |
| Contributing Institution | Milton Hershey School |
| Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
| Full Text | New Presbyterian Minister Has Served Severa l Charges Weil—Gomes Highly Recommended - v ; ||-y||EV. JOHN A. MACDONALD, ; I •»J - the.new pastor of the Derry E¦A3 ^Presbyterian Ghufchj comes to ' ¦ r '>'<»- Hershey with a splendid record of past attainments. Rev.- Mr. Mac- ! Donald was graduated from Knox Coir i lege and Toronto University,1 Toronto, ,' Ontario. Later he came to. the States i and completed a postgraduate course in McGorrnick Seminary, Chicago. He has served the fpll^gyingchurches: Third Presbyterian Church, St. Joseph, Mo. ; Effirighamf-Ilh'; Hqutzdale, Pa. ; and the Fourth Church of Camden, N. J. ; Mr. MacDonald was/ called to this :|jjchurch from Camden; In each of > the //Jffihurches which he has . served there were large addition's in every, depart- : merit of the work during his pastorate. He /comes here highly recommended - from • the churches he most .recently : served. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald haye moved into the house vacated by Rev. and Mrs. Segelken. They have one son who is employed in Chicago. There is every prospect that under the present efficie nt leadership the work of the church will continue to broaden and deepen. Gun Club Organization First Shoot Tomorrow Afte rnoon rSjjjj lEVERAL persons interested in j i^j l the organization of a gun club |B4I | have already taken steps in that direction. On "Saturday afternoon, all persons who care for this sport are asked to be present at the In-dustrial School, leaving here on the 2.25 Campbelltown car. The possibility of the organization of a gun club will be discussed and if there is sufficient in-terest, the organization will be made. A trap and a goodly supply of pigeons are already on hand and a good time is promised to all. . Come and bring your gun. • •-' gSEjJY order of the acting president I !4| of the Young Women's Organ- Smfl ization, a meeting .will be held on Monday evening, February 6, in the lobby of the Hershey Inn for the purpose of organizing a Young Wo-men's Christian Association in Hershey. Those who have given their names will be notified by postal but all persons interested are cordially invited to be present. Miss Mary Jones, of Philadelphia, field secretary, will be present at, this meeting, also Mrs. M. C. Jones, ' of Harrisburg. Thus far 60 persons have • enrolled. The field for this work is large and an organization of this kind will be welcomed by the young wonien-of Hershey and vicinity. Field Secreta ry Will Be Here on Monday Impor tant Meeting for Organization Y. W. C. A. Now an Assured Fact Notice to Farmers H - JR. WILLIAM FOX, of Hum-, melstowuj > will address the' meeting of the Farmers' Im-, provement Club on the subject, "Dairy Sanitation." The meeting will be held this evening, February .3. All! persons interested as well as members of the club are cordially welcomed. - ; "Oak Farm" to be Repeated 0 " |Y request, "Oak Farm" will'.be repeated irr Palmyra, February < J 9 and 10, • in Greiner Hall at 8.15 ~ The cast has held several rehearsals since the former production and the management is safe in guaran-teeing- a better performance than- be-fore. Reserved seats and- diagram at Bundel's drug store. Prices, 15, 25 and 35 cents. . * - . * . H EW finer specimens of the American Black Bear can be found in the country that the . 1 • one represented in the ac- He spends his time in sleep save as he is disturbed thrice daily to receive his morning and evening loaf and his mid-day meat. On cold, days he refuses even to rise, but stretching out his neck grasps the food , eats it and returns to dreamland. He was born in captivity and is very tame. He will be five years old this Spring. His trainer, Frank Zinner, and he are on very intimate terms and whether the bear speaks companying cut. "Bob" and his mate were added to the Hershey "Zoo" last 'May. The mate died on May 22 and since that time "Bob " has dwelt alone in silent sorrow. It is hoped that another mate can be found for him this season. His weight is 375. A blacker, glossier coat than his could not be imagined. Dutch or Frantz speaks the bear lan-guage we can not say. At any rate, they understand each other. The bear will shake hands, stand up and walk on two feet, kiss his trainer and perform many other interesting feats. "Bob" and His Trainer Frantz Zinner |
