Don Evans Answers The Question
Why Is There A Hemelright Award?
The Frank H. Hemelright Mem-
oria] Award, given each year to the
man lor woman in the Back Moun-
‘ tain who has given outstanding com-
munity service, will be formally pre-
sented to this year’s winner at Irem
Temple Country Club on Wednesday
evening, October 8th.
Kenneth Rice, president of Dallas
Kiwanis has announced that mem-
bers of Kiwanis will be host at a
combined dinner meeting of Dallas
GO Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs, Miss
Mary Weir, general chairman of
the Frank H. Hemelright Memorial
Award Committee, will make formal
presentation of the award.
Frank H. Hemelright, late of Mon-
roe Township, had an epic career,
which may be favorably compared
to that of a Horatio Alger hero.
Born in humble surroundings, Mr.
Hemelright was principally self ed-
ucated and was known for his ap-
titude for hard work and persever-
ance. At the time of his death he
had attained every goal he desired—
an enviable character, respect of
hundreds of friends, wealth, and
the lasting gratitude of many young
men and women whom he had bene-
fitted financially.
Mr. Hemelright was born in Beau-
mont, September, 1870, and passed
away jn January, 1930, at Scranton,
where he had resided for many
years, At the time of death, he was
president of [Peckville National
Bank, and a director of the First
National Bank, Scranton. He was a
» member of Keystone Utilities 'Com-
: pany, and Sprague & Henwood, Inc.,
Scranton. His fraternal affiliations
were Masonic ‘organizations, Scran-
ton Club, Engineers’ (Society of
Pennsylvania, and the American
Society of Engineers.
From humble mine labor at Luz-
erne, when a small boy, Mr. Hemel-
right rose through the ranks to be-
come president of the Temple Coal
Company.
It is notable that Mr. Hemelright
put the Golden Rule into daily ap-
plication in all his associations, and
was foremost in accepting leader-
ship in any worthwhile community
improvement. He was intensely in-
terested in youth, and was ever
ready to be of assistance to any
young man or woman who came
to him for kindly counsel or finan-
cial help. The Frank H. Hemelright
Award has been established by a
donor, who, remaining anonymous,
was one of the numerous young
people who ‘henefitted’ from the
Christian ideals so fully exempli-
fied by Mr. Hemelright.
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