Annville Happenings and Local Happenings in Brief
Congressman Kreider attends a Wilmington banquet for a nationwide campaign to promote American first. Lebanon Valley College opens with crowded dorms and new faculty hires. Florence Stine dies. funeral held in Annville. Community plans Rally Day, Harvest Home services, and local charitable campaigns ongoing.
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A. S. Kreider
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Geo. W. Norris
Federal Reserve Bank
Philadelphia
U. S
Ball
Otto Newland
The
Equitable Trust Co
du Pont
Kreider
Boston
Peters
Lebanon Valley College
Harry E. Miller
Salem
Ethel Myers
Lebanon Valley
Chicago University
Lelitia Withrow
Dublin
Emma Harriet Buck
Mary Buck
East Main Street
East Hanover
Reformed Church
Zion’s Church
United Brethren Church
S. 3B. Graybill
H. H. Shenk
Paul Showers
H. M. Wagner
Herman Spangler
John S. Shope
Alma Light
Runk
S. B. Graybill
Alfred K. Mills
United Brethren
Jesse E. Cunningham
Harrisburg
Manheim
W. M. Rohland
William Waltz
Penbrook
K. O. Spessard
Martinsburg
W. Va
Filanover
Beatty
William Duff
York
Annville
George H. Stine
Washington Corner
I. E. Runk
U. B. Church
Harvest
G. D. Gossard
Frank Lehn and Son
Harry G. Nye
Palmyra
W. A. Hartz
S. Maude
Brandt
D. G. Brandt
Paul T. Bachman
Lebanon
West Main Street
Mary Snoke
John W. Snoke
North Annville
Charles D. Trautman
C. E. Keim
I. Calvin Fisher
St. Mark’s Reformed Church
Home Study Circle
H.H. Shenk
Marshall
Laura Maberry
George W. Stine
Annville National Bank
Geo. W. Stine
Mt. Annville Cemetery
Swift Boy and the Woodchuck Run Joke
A country lad visiting New York tells a bellboy a funny tale of chasing a woodchuck. He explains he shot at the animal, dropped his gun, and, in trying to grab the woodchuck, was struck by the earlier shot in the back.
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New York
Fellows
Tit
Her Preference
A mother reassures her child as she plans to extinguish the candle teaching that an angel remains with her. The little girl asks for the candle to stay, revealing her fear of darkness and a wish for familiar light.
Porch Scrubber Replies to Visitor in Witty Exchange
A young boy scrubs the front porch when a woman asks if his mother is home. He curtly replies that he would not be scrubbing the porch if she were not home, delivering a terse and humorous exchange.
Local girls watch unfamiliar game as visitors visit
Two girls unfamiliar with baseball watched a local nine play a visiting team last Saturday. They quipped about having “a man on every base” and laughed at the unfamiliar sport, highlighting a curious local scene.
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M. S. Hershey
W. H. Lebkicher
Ezra F. Hershey
S. C. Stecher
A. W. Snavely
Hershey Trust Company
California
Pennsylvania
Hershey Press
Avenport
Great Northern
Rich-Jid Ironing Road
Queen Water
Queen B. B
Japan
China
Hershey Department Store
Hershey
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