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THE PHILAD1IEassingmanyiroughir way ter of rovide them, have rs, the afoot : theirSCHAEFFERSTOWN FIREUnited Brethren Church and Farmhouse Burn with $8500 LossSpecial to The Inquirer.LEBANON, Pa.. July 2.Schaeffers-town. Pa., nine miles southeast of herewas this afternoon visited by the mostto use r this there, i Jiere 5 wife,homeupon ife ondestructive fire in Its history, flames of unknown origin completely destroyed the United Brethren church and the home and stable of Lloyd Hetrick, a rural free delivery carried, and also damaged the cigar factory of J. H. Witter. The loss is placed at $8500.The church edifice was one storv and Uf stone and was valued at $5000. Its cofitents were saved, the town is without fire protection and Lebanon fire companies summoned to the scene extinguished the flames. Overcome bysmoke while engaged in removing furniture from her burning home, Mrs. Hetrick narrowly escaped death. She was carried out in an unconscious condition.min nrnrcrcLonegaereSpecialCHItemptsChest€of 2%Hheirbeer aare displaees,closed
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Philadelphia Inquirer

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US

Thu, Jul 03, 1919

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