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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1920

Page

3

Annville Happenings and Local Happenings

Rev Samuel H Stein of York preached at Christ Reformed and Hill Reformed churches in Annville. Prof A O Heister of Franklin and Marshall College will preach at Christ Reformed next Sunday both morning and evening. Various residents visited, birthday news, and local work includes Saylor Coach Works painting wagons for Pennway bakery and truck repainting. Community mass meeting for public school buildings set for Friday evening at 8 oclock with Dr Th Runk presiding.

Samuel H. Stein York Geo. W. Stine Christ Reformed Church Hill Reformed Church A. O. Heister Franklin & Marshall College Heister Annville H. W. George Middletown Lafor Falker Steelston C. A R. A. Forney Harrisburg D. A. Whiskeyman John Condran Sheridan Avenue John M. Keller Penaway Alfred K. Mills Scottdale Emma Gingrich Washington, D. C C. T. Fake Home Study Circle C. V. Henry Lebanon Washington Cornet Band Pauline Shimmel Harrison Esbenshade Bowman C. P. Saylor T. Bayard Beatty Lebanon Valley College Ursinus College Collegeville Esther Fink East Strousburg First Lutheran Annville National Bank Norristown Synod of the Reformed Church State College Lebanon Valley State Dr. Gossard Baltimore Ephraim Gingrich Jonestown C. G. Dotter Sheffy Odd Fellows H. W. Light Chambersburg Gibson Speran Reading Road Lenglh Conservatory of Music Th. Runk United Brethren Church John W. Snake C. M. Coover Mast Main Street Geo. W. Imboden College Avenue

Local notes from Campbelltown and nearby towns

Community happenings include visits by Mrs Lester Zeiger and C F Arnold relatives, a Keller boy funeral in Shaefferstown, coal delivery to a school, mass meeting with speakers and jazz dance, church choir rehearsals, a large rally day program, Sunday school attendance and collections, various local visits and hospital stops, births, weddings, and social visits across Lebanon, Palmyra, Bachmansville, Annville, Reading, and other area townships.

Lester Zeiger Milwaukee Wisconsin Lebo C. F. Arnold Lebanon Amos Barto Shaefferstown Keller Barto Lawn Coal Jacob Page Johnny Kunst Nola Alger Lancaster Reformed Church Reformed Church Choir Palmyra Oscar Bowman Clayton Risser California Ruth Grubb Klein Lancaster Seminary Helen Lenig Reading C. A. Lenig George Horstick G. C. Wolfersberger Samuel Moyer Samuel Good Samaritan Hospital George Miller Owen Slughes C. R. Longenecker New Holland Emma Vetter Bachmansville Jacob Detweiler Annville John Graybill Victor Long Paul Delninger Elizabeth Rebecca Lineweaver Harold Risser Philadelphia A. G. Risser John, Graybill Mra Aaron Blouch Alvin Flowers Hershey Wm, Peters C. F. Gruber Carl Schmidt Ginder Carlisle Kathryn Longenecker Manheim Elizabeth Donbach Brickerville Elam Felty

Enhancing Her Value Dialogue SparksConsent

A daughter asks for her father’s permission to marry. he agrees after a brief hesitation. The exchange shows social norms and parental approval in a small, candid moment.

Old Gentleman Speaks With Willie About Grandpa

A kindly man greets Willie on a hot day and asks about his grandpa. Willie replies that his grandfather has only been dead a week, implying a recent death.

Willie William

A Real Man Says What He Is And Isn’t

A Conveyor quotes a masculine ideal urging honesty, loyalty, duty, and self restraint. It describes a real man as fair with work, faithful to his wife, protective of women, patient with others, and ready to face danger without bragging or excuses.

Old Ebenezer Whitewashes With Tiny Bristles

A humorous exchange as Ebenezer works a barn with a nearly bare brush. Colonel Judd passes and urges a bristlier tool. Ebenezer wonders if more bristles would double the work, and calmly notes he has no extra work to do.

Ebenezer Judd

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Election Board of Miss Heffelman David Bomberger Roosevelt Lebanon High School Bishop Bell Campbelltown Peter Gruber Frank Ladies’ Aid Society Chester Ebersole John Ebersole Katharine Jones Union Deposit Furniture Department Hershey Department Store PENNA
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