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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1921

Page

3

Annville Happenings Include Rail Veterans Meet and Local Events

John Blouch and Gibson Speraw attended the Reading Railway Veterans meeting in Philadelphia. The town hosted Sunday School, a Conservatory program, and a church evangelistic close. Mount Joy dentist Dr Longenecker and Mary Stehman wedding noted, plus Chautauqua planning, stock increase for A S Kreider Co, and various community happenings in Annville and Lebanon Valley.

John Blouch Gibson Speraw Reading Railway Philadelphia Geo. W. Snyder Jacob S. Herr Boiling Springs Arabelle Batdorf First Lutheran Church Luther Evans Edward Loose Bernard Hummel Luther Loose Gardner Saylor Robert Fisher Harold Saylor Ralph Light Monroe Martin Conservatory of Music Oratory Lebanon Valley College Eagle Hall H. D. Imboden This Place Jonestown United Brethren Church Knapp East Main Street Mary K. Stehman Oliver Grissinger Longenecker Mt. Joy Longenecker I. E. Runk Henry H. Kreider John D. Stehman Mountville John E. Longenecker Annville Fannie B. Derr Swarthmore Association Eagle Conservatory of Music U. B C. G. Dotter Edward H. Smith Thomas I. Smith Railroad Street

Campbelltown Community News Highlights Local Ills and Events

Dozens of residents face illness as Dr. Risser stays busy. The area reports sick lists, visits among families from Lebanon to Bachmanville, and mill demolition by Jacob Page who will build a garage on the Lineweaver site. Notices mention sales, deaths, revival services, school activities, and local church events reflecting a busy, interconnected community.

Risser Straub Sara Moyer East Orange N. J Robert Behney Becky Moyer Lebanon Samuel Moyer Milton Allen Hanoverdale Elam Felty G. C. Wolfersberger Bachmanville David Shelly Chas. Forrest Hattie Smith and Son Near Lickdale Isaac Brandt Harry Gruber Reformed Church U. C Grant Cassel Harrisburg Miriam Lineweaver William Sleary Palmyra Jacob Nye Leinbach John Moyer Jacob Landis Fleetwood J. Walters George Fessler G. C. Wollersberger John Rufus Wolf Bethel Pinkeye Minerva Miller Myra Risser Martha Lehman Dorothy Rengier Marion Will Iamson Charles Rengier Ruie Reed Dorothy Haldeman Hilda Flory Kenneth Niemond Mary Wolgemuth Luther Haldeman Lloyd Hosan Catharine Curry Marion Williamson Stauffer’s Church

High and Steep Gladys Exchange Dollars for Color

In a witty exchange Gwen notes Madge’s high color, acknowledging the cost as ten dollars a box. The dialogue frames a light domestic quip about appearance and expense.

Madge Gwen

Those Considerate Lions Lesson From Daniel Story

A classroom exchange centers on the Daniel in the lion's den tale. The teacher asks what it teaches and Robbie responds with a humorous misreading about not eating everything seen.

Daniel Robbie

Blacksmith E L Haldeman Returns to Work

Local blacksmith E L Haldeman resumes shop duties after several days of illness confinement, signaling a return to standard work in the community.

E. L. Haldeman I Llness

Also Mentioned on This Page

Esther Showers Evangelical Church Derk H. W. Light & Son S. C. Saylor Robert Kreider H. E. Millard Lincoln Ruth Whiskeyman Emma Lettich West Main Street Warren Lettich Ulrich R. W. Spangler Indiantown Gap Ed. Donmoyer Campbelltown H. M. Gruber Norristown Mr. Stine Mechanicsburg Levi Farence Alvin Flowers and Family Hershey Mrs. Flowers Upper Lawn C. C. Gingrich Elliottsburg David Hottenstein Neri Kaylor Beverly D. Yingston Hershey Department Store PENNA Lawn News
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