Annville Happenings Highlight Local Leaders and Society
Annville reports William E. Herr remains Norfolk Y M C A director overseeing four departments while declining offers from New England and the South. Kreider Shoe stock to rise to five million. Coover buys East Main lot. local events include weddings, church group work, and notable visits, with plans for a summer band chimes and new business openings.
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William E. Herr
Annville
W. O. Herr
Navy
Norfolk
New England
Army
South
Herr
Sermon at Zion Church by Rev H L Yeakel Next Sunday
Rev H L Yeakel pastor of Zion United Evangelical Church will preach the annual sermon to Rescue Fire Company members at the church on North White Oak Street next Sunday evening April 25 at 7 o clock. Public invited. D A Whiskeyman, florist, busy pruning for town and vicinity. recently finished large contract for D H Meyer Son of Bedford Fruit Farms. Mrs Henry’s sale of household goods well attended Saturday afternoon. Harry Light and son contracted to paper the P O S of A Hall Batdorf building. Over 1500 attended the opening of Penaway hotel bakery and restaurant at Annville last Thursday, with Prof Donald Stauffer and LVC students providing music. Mrs Eliza Dotter of Mt Nebo visited town last Tuesday. C E Shenk and family visited friends in Hummelstown Sunday. Mrs Clinton Barr of Lebanon and Mrs Sherk of Pittsburgh were guests of Mrs A S Kreider last Wednesday. Potatoes scarce and high. Many auto fleets pass daily, heading east.
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E. H. Her
D. G. Brandt
Adam Bishop
West Main Street
Annville
Queen Street
Martin L. Gable
the Heights
Zion U. E
Rev. H. L. Yeakel
C. Vincent Henry
A.S. Lehman
A. E. Shroyer
College Avenue
Catawissa
United Enlistment Movement
A. S. Kreider, Jr
Atlantic City
J. R. D. Moyer
East Main Street
H. E. Maulfair
Elizabeth Maulfair
Geo. D. Gossard
Lebanon Valley College
J. J. Lehman
Lebanon Valley
Philadelphia and Vicinity
Rittenhouse Hotel
Gossard
Lehman
C. I. Shenk
Geo. W
Imboden
John A. Kilian
Lebanon
George W. Snyder
Snyder
I. F. Long
Philadelphia
A. S. Kreider
A. R. Kreider
Ralph S. Houser
Harrisburg
Dr. Hauer
Dr. Ulrich
Mt. Annville
H. A. Wood
H. H. Shenk
Union Deposit
Harry O’neal
Hershey
J. L. Saylor
H. H. Harkins
H. W. Light
J. E. Lehman
United Brethren Church
J. E. Runk
S. D. Clark
H. L. Carl
C. G. Fencil
Lottie Miller
P.O. S. of A
Shaefferstown
Newmanstown
Mabel Seabold
O. S. Light
Miller
Washington Cornet Band
Almeda Carmany
Joseph Carmany
Pennway
Harry M. Munford
Munford
Mr. Munford
Palmyra
Harry Fink
Metz
George Blouch
H. L. Yeakel
Zion United Evangelical Church
White Oak Street
D. A. Whiskeyman
D. H. Meyer & Son
Bedford Fruit Farms
Whiskeyman
Lebanon County
Penaway
I. L. Bowman
Donald Stauffer
College Glee Club
Eliza Dotter
Mt. Nebo
C. E. Shenk
Hummelstown
Clinton Barr
Sherk
Pittsburgh
Public to Pay for Strike Under Esch Cummins Plan
The Esch Cummins railway bill returns railroads to private ownership on March 1 and directs the interstate commerce commission to allow rates that yield a 6 percent return on invested capital from March 1 to August 1. Railroad officials say losses from the current strike can be recovered through rate increases, ensuring the roads a maximum 6 percent return, meaning the public pays the bill.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Waiter Hunt for Tip Becomes Steakhouse Comic Cue
A humorous exchange unfolds as a diner jokes about tipping while a waiter searches for extra praise. The hungry patron reveals a potato moves the joke along, turning a simple meal into a lighthearted moment.
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Hershey Department Store
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