Annville Happenings and Local Notices From Lebanon Area
Engagement announced at Mrs. D. Robert Kreider home between Mrs. Mary K. Stehman and Dr. O. G. Longenecker. Community events include a Lebanon Fair booth by Geo. W. Snyder and various townhouse visits, scouts activities, church sermons, and crop notes. Obituaries note Samuel D. Imboden and Carrie M. Farnsler with services in United Christian and St. Pauls churches.
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D. Robert Kreider
Mary K. Stehman
O. G. Longenecker
Mr. Joy
Geo. W. Snyder
Lebanon Fair
Mt. Gretna
Emily Sheffy
Lydia Risser
Oakey Shelly
John H. McClure
Paul Baylor
Roy Light
Stein
Philadelphia
Myrl Saylor
Zion Lutheran Church
Lebanon
Harkins Agency
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Erie
United Brethren Church
A. S. Hostetter
Russel Walter
United States Army
Camp Honolulu
Pacific Coast
John Walter
Harry Bender
William
Dorothy
Margaret Shelly
Blarksburg
J. L. Saylor
J. E. Runk
Annville
John E. Loye
Hershey Chocolate Company
Herman Loye
Daisy Fisher
Malinda Fisher
Albert S. Seltzer
Palmyra
Uriah H. Seltzer
Seabold
William Riegert
Mr. Brandt
Brandt
Deloise Mayer
Ralph Brewer
Ib J. Runk
New Parsonage
College Avenue
Robert Shoemaker
Allentown
Levan Dieroff
Margaret
Bethlehem
Elizabeth Whitmyer
A. J. Appel
First Lutheran Church
Mechanicsburg
Draynhan J. F. Long
Lillian Brightbill
Cando
North Dakota
A. M. Brightbill
Washington, D. C
John K. Lerman
Reba
Detroit
Michigan
J. E Lerman
Jacob Sargent
M. D. Light
Jonas Krall
D. H. Meyer
Mill Street
Samuel D. Imboden
Bethlehem Steel Company
Eugene
United Christian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Carrie M. Farnsler
John H.farnsler
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Elizabeth
Edward
Richard
Corn roast at Highland Park brings Hersheyites together
A Thursday evening corn and weenie roast at Highland Park gathered a group of Hersheyites. The mood was festive under a starry sky with cool air and moonlight, as friends enjoyed roasted corn, other foods, and games amid laughter and good fellowship. Attendees included Ethel Davis, Mildred Fromm, Esther Wheeler, Verna Rodgers, Violet Behm, Belle Dougherty, Agnes Bomgardner, Laura Long, Carrie Smith, Mary Bingaman, Maude Klugh, Ruth Shultz, Grace Adama, George Hench, Mark Rodgers, John McKinne, Paul Shearer, John Shearer, Walter DeVerter, LeRoy Tinney, Melvin Holland, Lester Bingaman, Paul Shultz, Alan Fidler, and Edwin Schwenk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Ethel Davis
Mildred Fromm
Esther Wheeler
Verna Rodgers
Violet Behm
Belle Dougherty
Agnes Bomgardner
Laura Long
Carrie Smith
Mary Bingaman
Maude Klugh
Ruth Shultz
Grace Adama
George Hench
Mark Rodgers
John McKinne
Paul Shearer
John Shearer
Walter DeVerter
LeRoy Tinney
Melvin Holland
Lester Bingaman
Full Railroad Earnings Guarantee Boosts Public Debt
Treasury figures show August debt rising by 101.766 million to 24.024672 billion as certificates of indebtedness issued August 16 to cover railroad payments under the guaranteed transportation net. Advances to carriers against deficits during the month are reported as nearly complete.
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Treasury
Debt figures show slight drop if earnings guarantee lapsed
Officials released figures illustrating a potential small reduction in the public debt if the earnings guarantee had not been in effect. The data indicate redemptions of about $2,500,000 in Liberty Bonds in the last thirty days, with roughly $1,500,000 from the third loan.
Penna Farms Decreasing Says State Bureau Data
Information gathered by L H Wible director of the statistical bureau shows the number of farms in the state now 214270, down from 219295 ten years ago and 224248 in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Wible
Statistical Bureau
State Department of Agriculture
Suitor Seeks Father’s Approval in Promise of Marriage
The suitor answers a judge like question with a confident boast about his future plans. He proclaims that his life is on track and that the daughter has promised to become his wife, signaling a forthcoming marriage.
Theodore Roosevelt Nine Reasons for Going to Church
Roosevelt argues a churchgoing habit strengthens a community even if worship can occur elsewhere. He lists benefits including sermonic guidance, Bible literacy, hymn singing, neighborly contact, and evidence of faith through church work.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Irish Banter at the Station
An Irishman and a nearby woman exchange sharp wit in a station tale. The woman warns him of manners, he replies with a humorous retort about propriety. She hints at poisoning a husband, he counters that as her husband he would take it.
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U. S
Penna
James A. Banister Company
Newark
N. J
Hershey Department
Hershey, PA