Remains of H. W. Wahl arrive in Annville funeral held
The body of H. W. Wahl of Etna Pittsburgh area arrived in Annville for a 2 PM funeral at the Krum parlors with Rev Dr Spessard officiating A Masonic burial followed at Mt Annville cemetery Wahl was J M Bomgardner's son in law and died Monday from diabetes A musicale is planned Sunday in Annville with St Pauls Evangelical church inviting public attendance
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H. Wilson Wahl
Etna
Pittsburgh
Annville
Krum
Dr. Spessard
The
Reformed Church
Mt. Annville
Mt. Lebanon Lodge
Wahi
J. M. Bomgardner
William H. Boltz
Young Peoples’ Alliance
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
M. Luther Bachman
Zinn’s Mill
Albert Barnhart
Severa
York
Abner Okum
Gordon
Philadelphia
Gilman
Lois and
David
Hershey
J. Lehn Kreider
Josephine
Lizzie Kreider
A. M. Brightbill
Howard Spare
Norristown
L. S. Stahl
Geo. H. Davis
New York City
H. Zimmerman
Kathryn Gephart
Cleveland
Ohio
U. S. G. Rupp
Margaret
Frederick
Hi. Wilson Wahl
HN. S. Heffner
Zion's
United Evangelical Church
Perkasia
Perkasia Park
JL. M. Sweet
New York
Geo. R. Richards
Lancater
Floyd Tompkins
JD. D
Roemig
Mt. Lebanon
Myerstown
Christ Reformed Church
K. O. Spessard
Holy Catholic Church
Joseph Bowers
Albert Bowers
East Main Street
United States
Canada
Pantages
St. Louis
Lester Miller
Annville National Bank
United Brethren Church
Kreider’s Dam
Union Sunday Schools
Joseph G. Kelchner
Buffalo
N. Y
Wilkes-Barre
Woman's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
M. H. Bachman
Middletown
Alfred Shenk
Bachmanville
Profs. Grimm and
Derickson
Mt. Gretna
Marian Fake
Guy Rousch
Mifflinburg
Palmyra
Lebanon
Hard times and work ethic in tough business climate
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Carneat
New Year Debt Customs in Chinese Traditions
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Debt Claim Echoes in Old Time Dialogue
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