Annville Happenings and Local Assignments
Dr John E Marshall of Lebanon was named major in the Pennsylvania National Guard medical corps and to command the field hospital at Lebanon. Other items include dog tax notices, church delegates returning from Wilson College, and various town happenings from July including a road repair update and an unusual automobile accident near Killinger's Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Marshall
Lebanon
E. B. Marshall
Town
New ‘Pennsylvania National Guard
F. D. Beary
Marshall
Aaron Sattazahn
Mary Kreider
Harrisburg
Emma Snyder
Rhoda Matterness
Woman's Missionary Society
Otterbein Guild
United Brethren Church
Wilson College
Chambersburg
John J. Snyder
Lancaster
W. K. Brunner
College Avenue
John
Walter Hartman
A. L. Risser
South Annville
United Brethren
Alfred K. Mills
Mary Grace
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Paul D. Witman
Englishtown
N. J
Jacob Rohland
David Shuey
Rebecca Lightner
Bernard Hummel
Baltimore
Edith EK. Stephens
Chicago
John VL. Ulrich
H.W. Light
Light
Robert Shomper
Tower City
Benjamin Fees
EH. W. Light
Justice-of-the-Peace
Queen Street
Elsie Fake
Joseph Facin
Ttalian
Campbellstown community notes recount illness and incidents
Mrs Eby returns to outdoor life after sickness. Rev Wolf led Reformed church services. Mrs Moyer injured by stones on the walk. Martin Seltzer operated on at home by Dr Risser. Mrs Snyder visits from New York. Mrs Fox injured on a slippery board walk. Sunday School 9 AM. church 10 AM. Consistory met. Newlyweds Schmidt move to Philadelphia. A horse fell into a cistern. 14 feet deep with 4 feet water. four hours to recover without injury. Moulding room boys play baseball with Hershey workers. Dr Ginder visits from Sharon Hill. Local families visit relatives. Rushing ice delivery accident. no injuries. Peter Sanders harvests 2763 crates of strawberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Eby
Wolf
The
Reformed Church
Sue Moyer
Martin Seltzer
Risser
Ed. Weltmer
New York
A. C. Snyder
Sara Fox
Carl Schmidt
Philadelphia
Alger
Hershey Chocolate Company
Forrest Ginder
Sharon Hill
Samuel Walters
Charles
Verna
Curry
Hummelstown
Walters
John Rittinger
A.M Witman
Tinamith
Mise Marche
Misa Fickerson
Wellaville
Family Visits and Cemetery Work Noted in Harrisburg Area
Mrs. Annie Smith of Harrisburg and Annie Smith of Millersburg visited G. C. Wolfersberger and family on Thursday. Frank Longenecker helped mow the new cemetery section on Tuesday. Mrs. Scheeley and two daughters of Harrisburg visited Jonas Eby and family on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Smith
Harrisburg
Millersburg
G. C. Wolfersberger
Frank Longenecker
Scheeley
Jonas Eby
Wheat shocks lead this region's harvest notes
Local residents report Jacob S. Brandt first to have his wheat all cut and tied. Various families visit, trips, and social events are noted. Conewago Township school board reorganizes with Hoffer as president and Booser as secretary. Harvest activities include a church harvest meeting set for July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob S. Brandt
Elizabeth Foreman
Bellaire
Martha Shearer
Elias F. Booser
Jacob S. Dimeler
Middletown
John F. Booser
Peter D. Gruber
Chambersburg
Carlisle
Conewago Township
John H. Hoffer
Ernest L. Booser
John M. Brandt
C. M. Foltz
H. F. Kinard
S. K. Shenk
John G. Goss
Noah L.stahle
Bertha Goss
C. E. Shenk
Annville
Koser
Mabel
Lititz
M. B. Brandt
Beverly
Elwood Booser
Elizabethtown
Bargain Wool Fabrics Offer In Odd Lot Sale
An odd lot sale features all wool fabrics including Black Lateen 36 and 38 inches wide at special prices. Quilting and dress fabrics marked down from $1.75 to 49 cents per yard with discounts starting at 2.39 per pair.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Appel
William Penn Highway
Killinger’s Creek
New Holland
Lancaster County
John Thompson
Maple Street
Sunny Side
Campbelltown
Bachmansville
Edward McMullen
Deodate
Aaron S. Gingrich
Aaron Gingrich
Fannie W. Kulp
John H. Kulp
Heffer Bros
Joseph M. Brandt
Madras
Black Hamilton
Kiddie Kloth
Hershey Department Store
Hershey, PA
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