The Hershey Press 1910-04-29

              The Greeks regarded a woman who
had brains with suspicion. So do we.
The Hershey Volunteer Fire Company are going to purchase a fire bell, and they need the money.
The members of tlje cast of "An Evening With t_ie Knockers" have volunteered their services and will
repeat the show that made such a favorable impression on the evening of April 19th. The show will be
tke.-same as~given on that evening, with sorfte slight changes: A few more parodies will be sung, and if
anything the show may be better thai* previously given. The prices have been reduced to 10 cts.; re-served
seats, 20 cts. The Hershey Park Auditorium ought to be crowded on that evening, which will be
on Thursday, May 5th.
"An Evening With the Knockers to be Repeated
Will Be Held For the Benefit of the Hershey Volunteer Fire Company on
Thursday Evening, May 5th
The regular monthly meeting of the
Fire Company will be held on Tue|day
evening, May 3d. Important business
will be transacted, and your presence
is requested.
Firemen-Take Notice
Middletown (the; Old Rivals) Plays Hershe y
oil Saturda y Afternoon on the Hershe y
Park Athletic Field
Baseball season is here, and we are
glad of it, for the swatting of the leath-er
sphere is music to our ears. JKershey
opens with Middletown. -We don't wish
Middletown any. hard luck, but we
would like to see Hershey capture their
scalp. It ought to t e a great game.
Hershey will put a strong team in the
field, and as Middletown is supposed to
have a winner, some tall baseball play-ing
can be looked for. Hinkle will be
sent to the slab, and if he has his cork-screw
ball working the Way he wants it
to, he will have Middletown at his
mercy. The Hershey Band will be on
deck, and will let you know what they
have been doing during the ; winter
months. The game will ' be called at
2:30 o'clock. Admission: Ladies, f ree;
men, 15 "cts. ; admission to grandstand,
10 cts. extra.
Opening Game ol Baseball
Laying of Cement Walks on Chocolate
Avenue1
The Hershey Improvement Company
put a large gang of men at work on
Friday morning excavating in order to
lay cement a walk on Chocolate avenue.
The walk will lead from the Hershey
Trust Company building to the walk
laid last fall, in front of the Chocolate
factory. A walk will also be laid from
Chocolate avenue to the walk in front
of the offices of the Chocolate factory.
Big Improvement
We change men by changing: their
environment.
Mr. M. §,' Hershey thought so much
of the "An [Evening With the Knockers!'
that he gave ?i0 a piece for seats oc-cupied
by himself and Mr. Eepkicher.
Mr. Jas. K: Putt had a full house on
Sunday, having as visitors Mr. and Mrs.
George Meyers, of Philadelphia; /Mrs.
Harry Hellen and children, of Lebanon,
and Mr. John -Putt, of Lebanon.
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Mrs. Rodenheiser and children were in
Harrisburg on Monday?
Mr. John H. Bowman was a visitor in
Philadelphia on Sunday.
Miss Edna Garret made a flying visit
to Harrisburg on Saturday - afternoon
and then .» Campbell town.
Louis Brinker was in Lancaster on
Sunday. Louis brought a. drum along
with him, as the drnm used in the. "An
Evening With the Knockers" did not
suit him. This one is O. K.
The weather was fierce Saturday even-ing,
and the dance was not held. It
would have been held had the orchestra
put in its appearance, as abont lOO of
the young people who attended, the
Track M.et in the afternoon remained.
They waited until the. "Queen of the
Valley" arrived, and then made a bee
line for tie station. In the meanwhile,
they had the time of their lives in the
pavillion—especially when the - lights
were turned out.
(Continued on page 16.
Hershey Briefs 7
A Little About You, Aleu t Your Neighbor
and Things in General