Annville Social Roundup Notes Local Club Events
Rescue Fire Company hosted a successful chicken and waffle supper. Lebanon Valley College Glee Club plans a home concert in the Conservatory next Tuesday April 8. First Lutheran Church hosted a conference and exhibit with talks on Service. Congressman A S Kreider and wife depart on a Europe tour via Canton Ohio to visit son with American Expeditionary Forces. Public sales of household goods planned for Saturday April 5. Annville residents report various home moves and property transfers around Queen Street West Main Street and East Main Street. Oliver H Henry marks his 88th birthday. long-time county official and Reading Railroad agent celebrated. Changes include Dan Sheffy Jacob Condran Rev W H Weaver and others relocating within town and nearby areas. Fishing for style and neighborhood updates continue as April approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescue Fire Company
Lebanon Valley College Glee Club
First Lutheran Church
A. S.kreider
Europe
Clement
Amerian
Raymond Roddy
Pitsceiakie
Ed HD
Mets Mz
East Alam Street
Henry
Wanner
O. H. Henry
C. A. Henry
Louise
Mabel Diehl
Mary Rank
A. L. Haner
Amfiss Light
John H. Miller
Canton
Ohio
Gatted Brethren
Queen Street
F. Daughety
United Brethren Church
Mrr. Miller
Inmenza
John Miller
Annville
Daniel H. Sheffy
Lebanon
Shendon Avenue
Jacob G. Condran
Mir
Sheffy
Ir. Condran
Wei
Boas
Bowman
Keller
Railroad Street
York County
Ralph Houser
Behm
West Main Street
S. HL .Ridder
Hoffer
Ralph Minnich
Justice of the Peace
Adam Winters
Brandt
West
John A. Hower
Edward Rice
Lancaster “Street
Church Street
Eleiser
Reformed Church
First Reformed Church
C. T. Fake
Harrisburg
Oliver H. Henry
Reading Railroa
Eliza Dotter
Cisenomines
College Avenue
Squire John A. Dotter
Kleiser
Dotter
Jacob Keller
Matz
Main Street
Swope
Maple Street
Local families and visitors listed in Derry Church area notes
Mr and Mrs Allen Brandt and daughters gaddie Amy Brandt of Palmyra visited M B Brandt. Booser delivered chicks to Highspire. Miss Carrie BE Goss visited C E Shenk in Annville. Eisenhower moved into Joseph M Brandt's tenant house. Rev John S Baker bought a Buick touring car. Haldeman bought a Ford. Melo Martin and family visited A G Martin at Derry Church. Emma Bachman and Fannie Kulp spent time in Harrisburg. Ammon Gruber pays high prices for calves. A K Winters sold five horses and bought a pair of mules. Peter Gruber of Campbellstown moved to Harry Gruber's home. J S Eshleman visited J N Shenk in Deodate. Road tax set at six mills. Henry and Mrs Westheffer hosted Mrs Emma Geiman. Len Balmer health improving. Frank W W Myers bought land from Joseph M Brandt. Isaac Eshleman and family visited Phares Hein. Ralph Hersey sold a horse to D B Kieffer. Gish from Now Gish visited Elizabethtown. Sunday School at nine. A B Brandt unloaded phosphate at Lawn. Harry Nye and Minnie Stauffer hosted at Brandt home. George Brenneman sold horse to Mr Biaves of Lawn. M S Brandt moved from J S Farver farm to near Beverly. Al Allen Brubaker moved to Farver farm. Mrs Monroe N Reed and granddaughter from Lawn visited Peter D Gruber. Mrs Katie Martin and son attended funeral of Mrs Martin's aunt near Hershey. Frank H Kaylor of Deodste transacted J S Tschudy's Saturday eve. Mr and Mrs George Shultz of Harrisburg visited Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Brandt
Gaddie
Amy Brandt
Palmyra
M. B. Brandt’s
Booser
Carrie BE. Goss
C. E. Shenk’s
Annville
Eisenhower
Joseph ML Brandt
John S. Baker
Deodste
Benjamin Haldeman
Melo Martin
A. G. Martin
Derry Church
Emma Bachman
Fannie Kulp
Harrisburg
Ammon Gruber
A. K. Winters
Iter
Peter Gruber
Campbelltown
Harry
J.S. Eshleman
J. N. Shenk
M Deodate
Squire Grober
Paar
Henry Westheffer
Elizabethtown
Emma Geiman
Len Coble
Hiram Balner
Balmer
Frank WW. Myers
Joseph M. Brandt
Mr. Myer
Isaac Eshleman
Paul
Mary
Near Hershey
Phares Hein
Ralph Hersey
D. B. Kieffer
A. B. Brandt
Lawn
Harry Nye
Auits
Mies Minnie Stauffer
George Brenneman
Afr
Biaves
Lawn Glen
Howkey
Lebanon
M.S. Brandt
J. S. Farver
Beverly
al Allen Brubaker
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Towek
Hart Schaffne
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Hershey