Boy Frank Kennedy Plows with Two Horses in Annville
In Harpers vicinity a eight year old boy named Frank Kennedy plowed in a field pulled by two big horses as his father watched. The scene drew a small crowd and the boy handled the rear furrow with ease. The report also notes local events including a theater play by David R. Fink, church sermons, a funeral, and upcoming community meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers
D. H. Meyer
Harpers Hotel
Frank Kennedy
David R. Fink
Brotherhood Bible
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Eagle Conservatory
Zion’s United Evangelical Church
H. L. Yeakel
I. E. Runk
United Brethren Church
Shaefferstown
Abraham E. Herr
Annville
Henry Horst
Sheridan Avenue
Herr
St. Cloud
Fla
St. Paul’s
Alfred K. Mills
Community Welfare Association
Florence Delbert
State Federation of Pennsylvania Women
Home Study Circle
Mary Shenk
S. F. Earnest
Kummelstown
Washington Comet
Almeda Carmany
Joseph Carmany
John A. Deitzler
Lebanon
Deitzler
Seventh
Cumberland Streets
J. M. Deitzler
Knights of Malta
The
Royal Arcanum
Post E. Travelers Protective Association
Seventh Street Lutheran Church
Louise Deitzler
Sherman
Paul
Arthur
Walnut Street
Mt. Lebanon
Allen J. Meyer
Bethlehem
Camp 16
Patriotic Order of
Quentin
Samuel F. Keller
West Main Street
George W. Shaeffer
Reading
Shaeffer
Lottie Miller
Mabel Seabold
Ruth D. Showers
John W. Showers
Paul B. Gray
Palmyra
Moses Gray
First Lutheran Church
J. H. L. Trout
Samuel B. Funk
Cleona
Cleona Paper Box Company
Joseph G. Kelchner i
Annville Township
A. S. Miller
Tlerman Spangler
Alfred I. Mills
Harry M. Monford
Gingrich’s Mennonite Church
U. B
Weat Main Street
Italian public disturbance ends with costs paid in Annville
Five Italians arrested by the State Police were discharged after paying costs of prosecution following a Sunday evening affray at Annville. The group included Angelio D Angello Lou Percillo Joseph Fabio Frank Cindrell and Nsabelle Nardine who bore the highest costs totaling 9.65 dollars. Also noted were routine lodge activities with Odd Fellows and Red Men committees and the formation of the Pocahontas Lodge ladies auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annville
Justice of the Peace, Light
Angelio D’angello
Lou Percillo
Joseph Fabio
Frank Cindrell
Nsabelle Nardine
Penaway
I. E. Runk
United Brethren Church
West Virginia
United Enlistment Movement
Dawson W. Yake
The
Odd Fellows
Quittapahilla Lodge No
N. G. Oliver Yake
W. G. A. G. Sanders
H. A. Wood
Samuel Beaver
C. P. Saylor
Albert Gebhart
R. S
John Hemperly
L. S
Harry
Daniel Walters
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men
Palmyra
Lodge For Ladies
Lawn News Item Recaps Local Visitors and Spring Preparations
Bachmanville residents Peter Gruber and family, John K. Knight and wife, S. M. Baum, and John Eisenhauer visited M. Reed and son. C. H. Reed markets tires for a reliable vulcanizing firm. Farmers press spring seeding as good days allow field work. Dinty’s hosts any issue discussions with full membership present. T. H. Pierce continues barbering and sells candy and fish. Ezra Risser assists Levi Farance with spring plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachmanville
M. Reed
Peter Gruber
Lena
John K. Knight
S. M. Baum
John Eisenhauer
C. H. Reed
Dinty’s
T. H. Pierce
Ezra Risser
Levi Farance
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