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Annville Community votes on school debt and new building
A Tuesday meeting of Annville's leading business and professional men, under the Community Welfare Association, discussed aligning voters with an $85,000 school debt increase. Speakers included Dr. E. B. Marshall and Samuel T. Meyer as solicitor, outlining finances and need for a new high school. A public meeting is planned for Friday October 20 at 8:00 PM in the College auditorium to inform citizens before the November 2 vote.
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Annville
Community Welfare Association of
Wm. F. DeLong
Community Welfare Association
E. B. Marshall
Marshall
Board of
Samuel T. Meyer
John G. Zeigler
Lebanon
State Health Department
Superintendent of Public Instruction
A. S. Kreider
Kreider
Mills
Batdorf
Samuel T. Meyer, Esq
Christ Reformed Church
Fill Reformed Church
Mr. DeLong
Philadelphia
Forward Movement
The
Reformed Church
United States
H. B. Catten
Laura Christeson
Charles Christeson
Catten
Durbin
Nate
South Africa
Jennie
Reuben Sheetz
Eva
May
Harvey Hess
Grantville
Reuben Tobias
Harry Shuey
Rochester
Hill Reformed Church
Daniel Wenger
J. H. Willaver
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Shamokin
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Willaver
Union Hose Company
Tme
Maretta Swanger
W. S. Seabold
Indianapolis
A. Wood
Colebrook
Lucina Fry
Presbyterian Hospital
Gotschall
Elizabethtown
Aaron Struphar
Suedburg
J. C. Truitt
Wayne Barry