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   Lebanon Daily News and The Lebanon Daily Times (Newspaper) - January 17, 1930, Lebanon, Pennsylvania                                n 15 FRIDAY JANUARY WEATHER In 20 MILTON CROSS DIED SUDDENLY N WILKESBARRE TODAY GAVE RECITAL Noted Radio Announ cer Delighted Large Audience SELECTIONS WERE ANNUAL MEET OF MECHANICS AND sales agent or a I Philadelphia here and a resident of died Midden ly in n city hotel early His i home address was Riven as 1 ing is his widow In Wil liam local news will accompany thu to i town Also Rendered by Key stone Male Chorus and Others Milton noted radio an of the National Broadcast Ing was greeted in person liy a large audience at the Audi Thursday on the occasion of his presentation by the Keystone Male Chorus of this The pleased comment heard follow ing hU indicated that ho en lairi Nine DEATH IN MONTANA Thermometer Register ed 56 Degrees Below Zero TRAP FKf HALTED Water Main Froze and Flooding That Area If PLANS FOR FOUR STATE ARMORIES ARE APPROVED Plana armories at Kord city nnd Hunt ingdon wero approved by the State Armory at its meeting v Adjutant Frank B LEGAL BATTLE ON TO GET SCHROEDER T o d a Pennsylvania police due here today with extradition papers for Irene Schrocder and Walter may have to engage in for custody of the accused a vania State Highway Patrol officer near Newcastle last In the counly jail after hav on Pace Thirteen CROSS IN CHARGE FLOOD RELIEF WORK IN Ay King winter camp to the rescue of today and wove a pattern of loo alnig tho emergency hinling up the holes and B sheath of protecting ice for a dis tance if yards in some places the river backwater had been slowly eating its way into the Although a danger stage of 26 feel had been expected the continued cold weather brought hope I hat the crisis might bo Harry a civil who has been assisting In flood de clared thecity now would be able to even a 27 foot Tho Ued Cross took of the flood relief work here this Several hundred per in this vicinity have been driv en from CHICAGO FUNDS TO PAY TEACHERS AND OTHER EMPLOYEES Thursday was pay day for po but nothing was done about Today was pay day for throe thousand employes of the board of and rivi service engineers and workers were tho ones who fail to ch Next Friday is pay day for the and t chool board is dubious about mak ing salary payments to Thu reason of the board same as that in the case of the policemen Havent the the police pay was the first time In HO years the cers ot the law failed to Ret their Approximately other city employes face paydays unless something is done to refill thu WITH Five New Directors and Officers Elected Thurs day Evening Members of the board of directors of the Mechanics and Association UKM Thursday night in the office of The report and the election of officers featured this The officers are as follows John president Harry vice president and Tho board of directors ex from ten to fifteen mem The ntw members named last are Herbert Karl Harvey John nnd Charles The following directors were re elected Paul Wilder and Clifford The other on the board sire John Houck and The treasurers report was very Indicating that the as sociation is In strong Tho year of one of the most the as sociation has ever it brought out in the of tho peaks of the Mountains there lay today a vast land of snow and Arctic tem by the climatic spasms of the winters worst Approximately onethird of tho T States was whipped by frigid winds which brought a temperature Tho four are lo cost f The board also gave authority of nn administration building for he Observation the Air Corps of the Na tional at FOR DELEGATES TO NAVAL PARLEY FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT ON COBBS BIG INCREASE IN CREEK PRODUCTION OF Austin and Dead and INC Gatens Is in a Hospital With Arm and Leg Are From and William of Two men were killed and a third lu a hospital suffering from injured today when their injuries and fractures of an automobile struck a tree I said tlie accident occurred near when Austin was blinded by the i if dead wero lights of another car and failed to and of MMa turn the road Manufacture Play Other Garments For Boys and Girls PRODUCT IS NOW B I on i AMERICANS REACH LONDON WILL INVESTIGATE foil CHARGES OVER THE CLARKS FERRY BRIDGE Tho Public Service Commission today instituted on its own motion an in into the present of tolls in at the Clarks Ferry crossing the hanna above The declined to on a complaint instituted against bridge rates by the Commercial and Industrial of it said it to determine the exact amount of revenue To aid in its tho commission instructed the bridge company to furnish it wtih monthly returns of the toll When the was 15 cents were charged for of automobiles over the which is situated on the Penn During the course of the the toll was reduced to It The Am delegation to the five power which will open i here next Tuesday arrived In Lon don at I f oclock this The which in 1 tided Ambasador Da WPS who had on to to the Washington early this morn was welcomed at the ly a group of prominent officials in Foreign Secretary Hend the First of the nnd Sir crt Van Minister Ramsay Mac represented by his Hal consul general in I was prerent the American I Twenty official cars from the j foreign office and to convey the di to their j No lime WHS wasted and ns soon I as greetings on the platform were and photographers had had their the delegates quick I ly entered and left to the accompaniment of cheers i from a large crowd which had wuit ed over an hour to SPO After Stormy i Last Day Voyage i i American to the forth i corning landed here at M lodny from the liner which had brought them from New j The from i tumultuous sea which remained ALLEN NATIVE WOULD QUARANTINE PEOPLE SUFFERING WITH COLD should he lit by la of Johus and This was madi now Hi head of the Sanitar and iou of head of I lie Hardware thV issued In th in a statement I with colds and lead to and or other in a bulletin published by the Tinted States Health i KruiM sayu colds are not only but they JUDGE CORK ON STAND IN PARKS CASE FISHER CITY OFFICIALS HONOR GUEST AT AND EMPLOYES I BANQUET AT BANQUET Today WV Judge Joseph of took the Kland today in the trial of Parks charged of two made a nial of the defendant that he had slain cue Mirs in one de the if her live MISS GENEVIEVE HOGAN KILLED AT COATESVILLE At tho end of an errand of was kill ed at Thursday The a nurse and recent graduate of the training school of the Samaritan at met death in front of her She had gone to Oxford for medical her father and had judt alighted from a As ehe crossed the highway to her she was struck by an au driven by Howard of Lincoln and was kill Sellers surrendered a short time later to Justice of the Peace Long at West Deputy Coroner Kenneth Holton started an immediate Free Supper at Place SOUTH KG the return ot a months held or all my ROO HOT A SAlKi to return but was by a snow tumo one Free Come nil to FAIR 18th Perseverance Fire Jonestown Music by CORN Fair continued fur an CARD CLUB MEMBERS WERE ENTERTAINED BY MISS RUTH MOYER Miss Until of 111 6 North Seventh entertained mem ber of her card at her home on Thursday evening Bridge and pinochle were enjoyed by the guests throughout the evening Miss Moy er served a The guests included Misses Helen Dorothy Cath erine Mildred Josephine Fink nnd Huth HUSBAND OBJECTED TO WIFE RIDING BANNISTERS The an cient nnd popular pastime of sliding flown the bannisters lias wrecked the in the marriage of the Waller was bv II Judge Sabbath Indicated yesterday he would sign a divorce decree in favor of was her set to slide down the Uab bert The appearance of his swishing around a or the f or waa not quite clear to what he took particular not favored by She told the court he eventually ive sorted to cruelty In an effort to break her of the habit formed happy Alimony and custody of their small child wero granted SPECIAL SALE ON CARPENTERS DRUG Read Ad on Page 6 INTERESTING TALK TO LOCAL STUDENTS BY GIFFORD GORDON Gifford of as the Friend of American to the high school students this morning during the general assembly His topic was Young America Its To His talk was exceedingly in and received the plaudits students and SIGNED BY FISHER FOR SCHROEDER i Railroad Consolidation I and How It Affects i Pennsylvania 1 Consolidation oC In is only if better shipping and transportation facilities the annual meeting of the state Chamber of Commerce was Iat by Howard for the Public Service Commis out nn WASSAILING APPLE TREES IN Ti The cere the apple i rees wan carried mt today in many of tii orchards lu this apple The whole village of took part In this curious custom of placing niece of toast in a tori of the with great the toint is for the but as of the older have it to propitiate the who and thus ti Chicken and the Yingst Palmyra officials nnd employes held their annual ban at Hotel and seventy live All division of the city headed liy Major were A number of fea wore during the eve Tho members joined in sing ing old time A chicken and waffle dinner was served ill the two dining which were tastefully decorated tor the Chartered cars were provided for thu guests and a genuine good time was Shipped to All Important Centers in Country i Many citizens intereMed in tho I welfare of Lebanon industrial inter will he delighted learn that another is now car name throughout I I land through the of j is the Lebanon located in the former cigar factory a Firth and Willow I Starting into production very mod istly only about a year matiu I suits and like gar for hoys and this eighth j industry brought here by non Chamber of has been j growing quietly but surely and I until its now known j under the name of Play Avay are being to important I front the Atlantic to the Pa and from the dian to the Cult of i There are now 75 hands employed lilt thw and out an immense Not only ilia product Is becom ing the result that increasing orders give in dication that additional help have to be employed In the very 1 over trees insure a An the party stood i ne an old Wassail M u full crop was mng JOHN SERVED BAKED HAM TO TRINITY LADIES A Virginia baked harn was served to thirty five members of the dies Circle Trinity Ii church Thursday evening by Mrs iin I T o d a today papers for Irene 1 Schroeder and two communions held at and for the murder of State Highway Patrol man Brady and twu Menu and Tom are charged wilh murder nnd man The order Martin John of 51 1 who d at her president of the fill time was had by a women is A I HAWKS HAD SERIOUS MISHAP TO HIS PLANE Palm Frank aviator and holder of ho coast to coast nonstop flight wrecked his and badly damaged throe other ships at Field here today In attempting ito take off for Now 1 Hawks not but occupants of tho machine Hftl received a broken and had several Hawks camo here from the all American air meet Miami yester said he was flying blind when accident He was watching a line of planes parked OH of the runway and failed I o see three ships standing on sharply to miss n crashed I hi other Hawks plane great and was about to leave the TARGETS FOR FOUR MEN NEW VOICE TO JOIN THE CHICAGO GRAND OPERA detective of started went Lawrence at who LOS ANGELES REMAINED NIGHT Tho giant navy dirigible JAIM An geles remained afloat during tlr flying over the thin morning headed south on an other leg of a training Commander Y was n charge of the and the crew of 29 men and five stu dent The craft took off its hangar Thursday and cruised over the metropolitan WITH I I men for the In i Thursday night of Patrolman Mcnamen fired into a squad of today and then disappeared in nearby woods A let through the coat of one but he was I Pollen With were searching the woods for tin and had honed lo surprise them ill a The ap from around a bend in the road and opened fire as the police men gutting nit of their an one going coat of Patrolman William Tho in the All available police of the i sent to the woods to aid in h opera voice It the ill For Auto Insurance see Newest Styles Today An from and a new from Kansas will join tonight Chicago Civic opera double For Miss Kathleen of it be an Ameri can Premiere in lirand When sin on the Civic Opera an in another American born will have been added to the roster of company already proud of Am erica n The will not actually be of the opera In for it was given more than 11 quarter of a century but It U new to the repertoire of the civic Opera debut ithe for tho which has been marked by the in of several new t AMERICAN TRACTORS IN MOSCOW CRIPPLED of the Su Council re that per cent of Am erican tractors supplied the Soviet government lor Its farm tion scheme are crippled because the lack of spare All nr factories are en gaged in of spati parts and bo sup plied with the metal Ht tin of til other branches of AU ma1 chine building trusts have been warned that they immediately remedy this shortage of spare parts which threatens to thwart tho got agricultural VICTOR RADIO Is no compromise with purity of Losers Music Store 003 FESTIVAL CHICKEN CORN 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