Annville Happenings and Local Happenings This Week
Annville notes include political canvassing by Prof. C R Gingrich and a Republican run, remodeling at Allen Bucher’s house, births in town, and a U S Government sale of musical instruments. Community events cover church drives, educational lectures, church anniversaries, resignations, public sales, and a campus glee club concert at Seagle Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Gingrich
Maplestreet
F. W. Wake
Allen Bucher
South Annville
J. Elwood Marshall
Town
Lebanon
United States
Bowman
John McClure
Cleona
Annville and
Palmyra
I. H. Clark
S. D. Grimm
Maple Street
Annville
H. W. Light & Son
Lebanon Valley College
Y.M.C. A
Edgar C. Hastings
Highspire
John W. Snyder
Chambersburg
Ralph E. Boyer
York
L. L. Driver
Pennsylvania
Eagle Hall
Albert Sheffy
Harrisburg
John L. Saylor
Philip Yoffee
M. Hl. Bachman
Middletown
G. F. Allen
Hershey
Heilman
John Mauffair
Reading
Dayton
Ohio
Bolton
College
Annville United Brethren Church
Congressman Kreider
Henry W. Temple
Western
Congressman Temple
H. A. Kelchner
Shroyer
Runk
Dr. Gossard
A. K. Kettering
First Lutheran
Hill Lutheran
J. H. L. Trout
Trout
Penaway
J. Moyer
Myerstown
J. Rod. Moyer
Hie
Kreider
East Main Street
Franklin and Marshall College Glee Club
Seagle Hall
Worka resumes on A S Kreider mansion site north of town
Winter suspension ends as Worka restarts at the A S Kreider mansion north of town. Local notices report residents and events including egg production, church services, visits, sick lists, school closure and upcoming love feast in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Kreider
Oscar Blouch
South
White Oak Street
United Christians
George Greiner
Ben. Grubb
Melo Martin
Harrisburg
Hummelstown
J. S. Eshleman
Gordon Garage
Hershey
John S. Baker
Deodate
Ben Grubb
J.G. Knight
Peter D. Gruber
Harvey H. Heisey
Christian Heistand
Rebecca
Amos B. Shearer
Sarah Balsbaugh
Reichenbach
Elizabethtown
Enos Kulp
John Kulp
Lebanon Almshouse
Moyer’s Church
Brethren Church
Cigar Grip Trick to Prevent Dropped Smokes
A tip describes placing a cigar between the second and third fingers high above the second joint to keep it secure if drowsy. The method relies on hand cords that resist relaxation, allowing the hand to hang at the side without dropping the cigar.
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Bachmanville
Jacob S. Brandt
George E. Kline
Ellwood Booser
Harry Booser
S. Z. Witmer
Fannie
Beverly
Elias Booser
Cloverdale
Tanlac
BIC
Stearn
Carney & Fennel
Sloan's Liniment
Mellen’s Food
Horlick’s
Nestle’s Food
Chaplains Kidney Pills
Vick’s
Jergen
Rex Roy
Philadelphia Standard Cigars
Hershey Department Store
Hershey, PA