Fatal crash near Annville shocks Lebanon region
A Friday evening head on collision east of Annville on the Wm. Penn Highway killed two Lebanon youths and injured others including a girl survivor. The wreck involved a Buick with four aboard and a tandem motorcycle with three riders. Police cite possible light failure and misjudged distance amid conflicting accounts. Mayor and school updates follow as does community notice and local movements.
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Fairland
Annville
Scente
Wm. Penn
Clayton Wenrich
Lebanon
Aaron Stine
Earl Lehman
Margaret Swope
Mark Swanger
Lewis Kieffer
Laura Biely
Swan
Typhoid cases and community notices in Annville
Two typhoid cases were reported in town over the past week. John Peters on North Chestnut is under Dr. Marshall and Irene Miller at her grandparents on West Main under Dr. Rank. Boy Scout Troop 1 held a corn roast south of town with good turnout. Rev. Appell arrived to lead First Lutheran and Hill Lutheran, moving into the parsonage. The Rauch infant died on Lancaster Street. Rebecca Sutcliffe returned to New York after two weeks with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Runk
United Brethren Church
Scottdale
Annville
Runk
Dr. Runk
S. J. King
Betty
Rheems
C. E. Shenk
A. F. Killian
Hershey
Geo. W. Snyder
Lebanon
Snyder
Harry Matterness
Georgiana
Bloomsburg
Berger
Chas. Spahr
H. M. Huffnagle
Emma Huffnagle
Pfanmiller
Reist
Landisville Camp
Roy Spangler
Indiantown Gap
Spangler
Alfred K. Mills
Conrad Clippinger
A. R. Clippinger
Dayton
Mills
Irvin E. Runk
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Ohio
College Avenue
John Warner
Railroad Street
Joseph
Harrisburg
George Bylerle
Mary Warner
Zion U. S. Church
TOP
Knights of P
Jennie
Fannie Detweiler
Arthur Werner
Thomas Werner
Naomi Ilerr
Flowers
John Peters
North Chestnut Street
Marshall
Irene Miller
Joseph Miller
West Main Street
D. M. Rank
Bachman Grove
Appell
First Lutheran Church
First Lutheran
Hill Lutheran
Appel
Norman Rauch
Lancaster Street
Rebecca Sutcliffe
New York
Alfred Sutcliffe
Silk Mill Expansion In Hummelstown Completes Growth
The Hummelstown Silk Mill adds 7000 feet of floor space with a new power house and machine shop making the plant independent of city service. Plans call for 100 more workers when capacity is reached and light work for youths 16 and older. The plant will operate day and night five days weekly and can hire fifty more workers immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown
John Dieffenderfer
Easton
F. J. Schaffner
Robert J. Walton
John Stevenson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edith L. Batdorf
Lickdale
Millersville State Normal School
Ruth C. Clendenin
Mary C. Kreider
Millersville
Palmyra
Marie G. Reese
Millersvile
West York
Mary B. Landis
Sarah Brubaker
Ruth M. Whiskeyman
Anna F. Loose
Landis
Richland
Messrs
HI. D. Imboden
J. William Snyder
Guy Reinbold
Robert Yake
Washington Camp
No. &7
P.O. S. of A
Robert Kirkpatrick
Coggen
Iowa
H.W. Light and Family
I.E. Runk
HL. Rinports
D. EH. Meyer
J. P
Beam
Hphrata Park
Gertrude Ebersole
Philadelphia
Emma Reed
Minnie Killough
Katherine Louise Witmer
Celia Crum
Ellen Potts
Dorothy Jean Earnest
Natalie Earnest
Genevieve
W. H. Ricker
Geo. T. Ricker
Harry Hemperly
Stoverdale
Dr. Schroll
Havana
Goodyear
Hershey Department Store
Hershey, PA
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