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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1920

Page

3

Pennway Bakery Opens for Inspection in Annville

Annville residents learn of the new Pennway Bakery opened by I L Bowman. The facility expands from a Bernville start in 1906, with a hotel remodel joining two buildings to form a large plant. The shop will bake bread, the old shop becomes a cake shop, and the hotel restaurant will host banquets.

Pennway I. L. Bowman Bernville Eagle Hotel Bowman William Penn Highway E. B. Marshall Amos Tittle White Hall Cement Company Bertha Goss Alma Brandt Bachmanville C. E. Shenk Rudy S. Herr Mt. Annville Amos Byle John Kettering Church of the Brethren Maple Street Kettering John Hl. Long Cleona John J. Long Henry Wenger Palmyra Jonas Kreider South Ann Cc. E. Shhenk R. Gingrich College Avenue S. S. Hough Dayton Ohio United Brethren Church Hostetter Main and Slinger Streets

Lawn News Contacts and Local Visits

Harry White spends time with his parents at this place. Master Charles Rengeir left last week to take a farm position near Mt. Joy. H. M. Gruber traveled to Reading on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Yingst and Mrs. J. M. Niemond visited Mrs. Neri Kaylor at Beverly on Thursday. H. B. Gingrich and TL UI Shearer conducted business in Lebanon on Wednesday.

Harry A. Wood Sheridan Avenue George Cox Margaret Knouse Reading E. S. Knouse Annville Knouse A. S. Kreider Company Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart I. F. Long Jacob Berry Harvey Long Allentown Emily Fronefield Mary Robinson Philadelphia E. B. Marshall Chandler Vera McCaulley Ethel Boltz Isabel Olive Witters Lebanon Charlotte McLean Elizabeth Kreider Muth Elizabethtown Longenecker Mt. Joy Stedman St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School H. L. Rinports West Main Street H. A. Wood Mt. Nebo Robert Kreider Atlantic City Lebanon Valley College Kalo Hall Walter Nagle Orchestra of Iron City W. Nagle T. B. Lyter Flath Chas. C. Hartman Chas. D. Hoerner Edward A. Allen Claude B. Kleinfelter Ira M. Ruth Southern Society F. Douglas Beidel Gavotte Shadowland Gilbert Jacob Zearfoss East Mainstreet Cosmos Kleinfelter Heilmandale IX. B. Marshall Charlotte Fisher Elizabeth Charlotte Caroline J. B. Marshall Edward Fronefield Guy Jones Harry White Charles Rengeir H. M. Gruber Edwin Yingst J. M. Niemond Neri Kaylor Beverly H. B. Gingrich TL UI Shearer J. F. Barnhart Enola A. R. Brubaker John Hostetter Elias E. Risser Upper Lawn Ira Risser John Barto Palmyra Amos Martin David Yingst William Fasnacht H.F. Yingst

Community notices and a local forest restoration appeal

Enola residents visit relatives and farmers begin spring plowing as multiple local trips occur. A Miss Alice Brubaker dies after a brief illness, with funeral services held at the U E church and interment at Risser church cemetery. Governor Sproul mails 2600 letters seeking forest fire prevention cooperation, praising Boy Scouts and urging renewed efforts to protect Pennsylvania forests.

Alice Brubaker J. E. Walgemuth U. E Risser’s Church A. R. Brubaker Joseph Wolgemuth Phares Brubaker Palmyra T. H. Pierce Sproul Pennsylvania Commonwealth Boy Scouts

Kunkle Enters Race for State Supreme Court Justice

Harrisburg president judge George Kunkle has entered the race for state Supreme Court justice. Petitions were circulated immediately as Kunkle, who presided over Capitol graft cases, has handled thousands of state cases in Dauphin county courts.

George Kunkle Harrisburg Dauphin County Supreme Court Judge Kunkle Capitol

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Lawn News Chas. B. Flory Kunkle Enec Hershey Department Store Hershey, PA
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