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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1920

Page

3

Annville News Notes Honor and Loss Across Town

Former Annville resident John Gundryman dies in Harrisburg after a lingering illness at 86. Survived by three children, ten grandchildren, and ten great grandchildren. funeral at Simon Smith’s residence with Mt. Annville cemetery interment. Also, Ella Focht dies aged 60 in Lebanon. funeral services held at Shaud residence and United Brethren church. Republican women set meeting October 1. Rescue Hose Company to host chicken and waffle supper. Community updates include campus notes Lebanon Valley College open day, faculty changes, local travel, and farm developments including silos and fall feeding.

John Gundryman Annville Harrisburg Bachmanville Martin Palmyra Simon Smith Levi Nye Hockersville Mt. Annville Ella Focht Samuel Focht Lebanon George W. Shaud Jane Beyerle United Brethren Church Geo. M. Shaud North King Street Union Hose Company Railroad Street Seabold Lebanon County Republican Women Edgar Weimer Daniel Emerson Rescue Fire Company Alfred K. Mills Scottdale Elizabeth Marshall Philadelphia Fannie Susan Hitz Adam Brewer Canton Lebanon County Christian Endeavor Union Seventh Street Lutheran Church A. R. Kreider New York Millard John Asper West Main Street Josephine Kettering Columbia University H. W. Light W. H. Dowd H. H. Harkins Reading Marietta Ohio G. Edgar Wolfer New Hampshire Simon Wolfe Nancy Kreider Wellesley College Lebanon County Teachers Institute Washington Corner Rescue Hose Company Middletown Carl Bachman M. H. Bachman Lebanon Valley College Aaron Gingrich Sunny Side Graby Farms South Annville Harry P. Boltz W. M. Rohland Asbeneser Squire G. Fight New York City E. Rank Neeider

Local Aides and Farmers Report Travel And Farm Activity

J Irvin Behney of Coatesville visited his father Cyrus Behney while representing Bure and Co dealers in stacks and bonds. Grover Glick traveled to Harrisonburg Virginia for the county fair. J J Wolgemuth filled silos last week. Mr and Mrs A R Brubaker visited areas near Reading and Allentown last Sunday.

J. Irvin Behney Coatesville Bure & Co Cyrus Behney Grover Glick Ltarrisonburg Virginia J. J. Wolgemuth A. R. Brubaker Reading Allentown

Bold Strategy Prompts Police In Probe Of New Scheme

A quoted plan outlines inviting police to scrutinize a fresh scheme. The speaker insists publicity is needed despite fear of revealing how the trick works. The exchange emphasizes risk and public exposure in pursuing the tactic.

Quote sets scene in a humorous exchange about drinking

A character recalls a past heavy drinker and jokes that he now drinks like a camel. The line suggests he ingests large amounts whenever possible to last for nine days.

Won’t Stop Sunday Whistle. Pastor’s Sermon Delayed

A stern Elm Grove resident asks a railroad official to restrain the express engineer from whistling on Sundays. The official declines calling the request ridiculous. The man explains his pastor preaches until the whistle sounds, noting the train was twenty minutes late last Sunday.

Elm Grove

The Risk Frosh Exchange Turns Candid On Kissing

A playful exchange shows one Frosh warning about risks of kissing after a hygiene lecture and another Frosh praising his sister’s catch as a humorous retort.

Not Afraid Employer New Man Exchange

A brief humorous exchange in which an employer asks if the worker fears early hours and the new hire replies that he cannot close too early, showing eagerness for an early shift.

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Home Study Circle D. Robert Kreider J. G. Straphar Peters Elizabeth Carmany Clarence Gingrich White Oak Street A. R. Kreider & Brother W. I Ulrich Wilhelm David Snake Henry Wilhelm David Peffley Abraham Wilhelm Edwin Cassel Archie Gruber Daniel Wilhelm Ira Henry Herman Harry Wilhelm Sadie Laudermilch Mary Brill Helen Miller Samuel Bordner Dawson Elva Helen Claude Light Bellegrove Mabel L. Miller Jonestown Harry Knoll Dorothy Hershey A. C. Berger Jacob Wolfersberger W. L. Ulrich Violet Esther Josephine W. Luther Ulrich Judge Hargest Dauphin County Ross G. Frounick Syracuse University J. T. Spangler A. E. Shroyer Elizabeth Johnson Jr.eVan Paul S. Wagner R. R. Butterwick H. H. Shenk State Library Mary C. Green George Daniel Gossard John Evans Lehman A.M Samuel Hoffman Derickson Samuel ©. Grimm Christian R. Gingrich A.B LSB Malcolm M. Elaring T. Bayard Beatty May Belle Adams B.L.D Emma R. Schmauk Urban J. Hershey York Department of Clayton Houser Edwin Yingst Lititz Eugene Hostetter Albright College Wm. Fasnacht Doc Hosan H. M. Gruber Fishing Creek Valley Inwood C. E. Gingrich H. B. Gingrich Elizabethtown Alice Baker Lucius Glick Levi Farrence William Good John Flory H. B. Gingrich & Bro Lawn News Lancaster Price Hill Maslin Hershey, PA
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