Annville Happenings Report Local News and Events
West Main street resident H Lenich Meyer connected with the International Revenue Department in Washington DC. Alumni banquet at Elizabethville High School. M C Favinger led the feast with C S Herr and Jacob Kreider. Several residents travel to Philadelphia and Harrisburg for visits and studies. Typhoid fever confines Ralph Meyer. Favinger works at Hershey during vacation. Strawberry festival planned by Union Hose Company on Railroad street. Community meetings discuss new Annville school buildings and local civic events. Washington Cornet Band attends Tittle birthday party in North Annville with many locals present. Church services note Rev J H L Trout’s move to Youngstown and Dr J T Spangler preaching. Miss Leclen Holtzapfel dies at Mt Alto aged 19. funeral at Lill Church cemetery. Annual Lebanon County Sons of America convention draws 82 attendees and names officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lenich Meyer
West Main Street
International Revenue Department
Washington, D. C
M. C. Favinger
C. S. Herr
Jacob Kreider
Elizabethville High School
C. M. Coover
Philadelphia
Ralph Meyer
Hershey
Harvey Huffnagle
Christ Reformed Church
E. E. Sheldon
Liberty
Widow's Home of
Lebanon
Coover
D. B. Shiffer
East Main Street
Home Study Circle
Mt. Gretna
Mary Shenk
Urich
Anna M. Saylor
Harrisburg High School
Dorothy Sheffly
D. H. Meyer
College Avenue
State College
Meyer
J. H. L. Trout
Youngstown
Ohio
Irma Killian
Herman Killian
J. T. Spangler
United Brethren Church
J. Runk
First
United Brethren Church of
Harrisburg
Effie Rohland
Maple Street
Allentown Hospital
Annville
George Stein
Kathryn Stein
M. A. Meyer
Jemma Meyer
Ehrman Meyer
W.S. Seabold
Mabel Seabold
HE. L. Kinports
Lizzie
Barbara Kinports
H. W. Light
Harry Harkins
Hydna Shelly
H. W. Miller
Jay
Runk
Union Hose Company
Railroad Street
John Tittle
North Annville
Oscar Long
Ethel Long
Estella Long
Amos Tittle
June Miller
Mary Tittle
Amos Himmelberger
John Himmelberger
Paul Killian
Chas. Field
Arbel Runkel
George Fortna
Harry Peters
Abe Gephart
Harry Peffly
Christ Peffly
Herman Sherk
Hilda Boltz
May Boltz
Mabel Tittle
John Runkel
Irene Fields
May Rank
Sallie Winters
Cora Winters
May Gebach
Fannie Gebach
John Yordy
Yarry Hemperly
Ammon Horst
Harry Hoover
John Reichert
Byrle Zimmerman
Victor Tittle
Miriam Shelly
Ruth Behney
Ruth Heilman
Naomi Heilman
Sara Heilman
Emma _ Sattazahn
Marietta Weidman
Edna Fortna
Hilda Himmelberger
John Weidman
Violet Fortna
Harvey Peters
Guy Peters
Raymond Boltz
Albert Tompkins
George
Fortna
Elizabeth Walborn
Phriam Winters
Sallie Sattazahn
Katie Field
John Wierbach
Eva Willian
Elmer Fortna
Elvin Weirbach
Martha Heilman
Kathryn Houser
William
Cleona
Sheas
Nellie
Cora
Marion Haines
Chester
Lebanon High School
Lill Church
Engle Hall
Alfred SK. Mills
G. C. Dotter
Community Council
Samuel T. Meyer
Lhe
Where Ma and Pa Are Going
A compact exchange from Pearsons shows a father warning his son that prayer is needed to reach heaven. The boy resists, wishing to stay with his parents, revealing a child’s preference for family companionship over the afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Pearsons
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. H. Shenk
Lebanon County Association of Camps of Sons of America
Harry Hessey
Charles F. Hickerwell
Camp
Schaefferstown
John Spotts
William Blessing
Richland
Clifford Strauss
Fredericksburg
C. S. Manwiller
Palmyra
Aaron Shank
Hebron
W. Roy Smith
Earl Kepley
Avon
Jas. T. Frantz
D. M. Earnest
Jonestown
Clark G. Long
DeWitt’s
Horlick
Mellin’s Food
Merck
Sloan’s Liniment
Tampa
Even Steven
Courtello
Our Principle
el Roco
Molly Watson
Manuel
Henrietta Perfecto
Archiever
Almo Var
Henry Wheaton
Chesterfield
Peidmonts
Hershey Department Store
Hershey, PA
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