Baptism service crowds Quittapahilla Creek in Annville
An unusually large crowd gathered along Quittapahilla Creek for baptism by Zion's United Evangelical Church under Rev H S Heffner. Ninety nine candidates were baptized and the event drew residents from Annville and nearby areas.
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Quittapahilla
Zion’s
United Evangelical Church
H. S. Heffner
Florence Boyer
Henrietta Miller
Alma Sattazahn
Ralph Byle
Harry Blouch
Richard Bowman
Frances Miller
Violet Sanders
John Biely
Samuel Heisey
Edna Heisey
Charles Boltz
Levi Leonard
William Waltz
John Boyer
James Long
Emma Sattazahn
Mary Light
Ivan Ensminger
Daniel Seabold
Earl Kaufinder
Kate Morrison
Susie Morrison
John M. Keller
State
Pottstown
H. G. Longenecker
P. R. Kreider
Judge Henry
Woman’s Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
M. H. Bachman
Middletown
Annville Water Company
Penrythe
North Annville
United Brethren Church
the Creek
H. H. Shenk
Lake Geneva
Wis
Knights of Pythias
Hershey
H. W. Miller
C. E. Shenk
Krall
Maple
North Killinger
Roy Spangler
Mt. Joy
Annville
Lebanon Valley College
Joseph Hollinger
Hollinger
South Annville
Keystone State Normal School
Kutztown
U. S. Army
Harvard University of Business Administration
Columbia University
Henry L. Wilder
Lebanon
Lebanon Valley
Co. S. Kelehner
Lebanon Y. M. C. A
Cc. P. Saylor
Board of
Harry TL Rudy
Queen Street
Alfred K. Mills
United Brethren School
Congressman Kreider
Geo. H. Davis
New York City
H. L. Zimmerman
Harrisburg
E. D. Siegrist
Beck
Kreider
Palmyra
Actor-Manager Encounters Lunatic Lookalike
An actor-manager tours a lunatic asylum where a man mutters finger counts under a tree. The attendant calls him a harmless but hopelessly insane stranger found on the street. The actor recognizes the lunatic as a former company member named Rawl and learns he may stay rent free if not discovered.
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Rawl
Sausage Joke Echoes Shell Shock Tale in Scottish High Lands
A shell shock victim, seeking health in remote Scotland, orders a sausage after days of boiled eggs. He asks the old landlady to fry it like fish for breakfast, prompting a punchy exchange and a near relapse when she arrives with the sausage next morning.
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Highlands
Scotland
Giving Sister Away Little Eleanor and the visitor
A young man calls on Kate as Eleanor asks to sit on his knee. He jokes about pulling hair while the visitor searches for a word. Kate had earlier told someone that the man had the word idiot written on his face.
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Eleanor
Kate
Mr. Greene
Suffering on His Own Account
A courtroom exchange reveals a defendant recalling the judge’s reaction as sympathetic. The jurist reportedly appeared on the verge of tears after the witness shared their account, then discreetly took a cold tablet from a small box.
Corner stone rite to honor new club house plans
The exchange notes plans for a new town club house with a corner stone ceremony next week. A bartender's guide is mentioned as the item to be placed in the stone.
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M. S. Hershey
W. H. Lebkicher
Ezra F. Hershey
S. C. Stecher
A. W Snavely
M. Hershey
John A. Landis
J. B. Leithiser
Wm. F. R. Murrie
A. G. Risser
M. D
J. E.snyder
A. W. Stauffer
Hershey Crust Company
Hershey Department Store
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