Five stolen cars recovered in Lancaster linked to Philadelphia gangs
Police from Lancaster and Philadelphia have recovered five automobiles stolen in Philadelphia and sold in Lancaster by Harry Siegler of North Lomb Garage. The cars, all Fords, were traced to owners Keating Watson Radcliffe McGovern Levin and were recovered with cooperation from dealer Michael Kane. Siegler faced losses and will be liable to compensate owners. Lebanon County farmers elected officers and announced a Harrisburg convention. An agricultural society also held its annual meeting and listed new officers. A charity ball in Harrisburg raised 3300 dollars with the hall filled and ornate decorations. A Lancaster veteran, Michael Eberly, 96, noted for health and long service, remains active in business and walking.
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Lancaster
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Tancaster
Ford
David J. Keating
Frank Kauffman
W. H. Watson
John Reynolds
John Radcliffe
Walter Zook
John McGovern
Elmer Eshleman
Juniata Street
I. Levin
Fulton
Harry Siegler
North Jand
Liberty Street
Lititz Turnpike
Siegler
Michael Kane
Kane
Harrisburg
Harrishire
Michael Eberly
Intelligencer
Strasburg
Woman Leads Virginia Apple Plantation After Husband's Death
Mrs. Thomas W. Steck of Opequon Virginia manages a 200 acre plantation with half in apple orchards. A daughter of Mr and Mrs Wein Ensminger of Manheim she studied at Hood College and became a musician. After teaching she married Steck and later took charge after his death.
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Thomas W. Steck
Opequon
Virginia
Steck
Wein Ensminger
Manheim
Thos. W. Steck
Mir
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Route of Wi Ham Penn Highway Across Pennsylvania
Holograph details a proposed Philadelphia to Pittsburgh highway passing through Ursus Collegeville Reading Womelsdorf Myerstown Amuville Lewistown Jamcinda Valley and Altoona with Governor Denbigh’s home and major Pennsylvania Railroad shops noted. Mentions Hershey Gidhina and notable farms and firms including Th tx and jewelry firm Selboswrove.
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Philadelphia
Pitsburgh
Collegeville
Ursus Collegesat
Pottstown
Reading
Penn
Womelsdorf
Conrad Welser
Tidhin
Myerstown
Abhrigtt
Amuville
Lelio Vailley
Hershey
Twartsburys
Elena Tistake Tore
Lewistown
Dack
Jamcinda Valley
Tilthagdou
Denbigh
Junhia
Altoona
Pennsylvaniaa
Allegheny Mountains
Gidhina
Federation Elects New Officers After Historic Society Meeting
Representatives from forty three organizations attended the eleventh annual convention of the Pennsylvania Federation of Historical Societies. State Senator William C. Sproul was elected president. Other officers include Charles R. Roberts first vice president Horace Edwin Hayden second vice president S P Heilman secretary and Thomas L. Montgomery treasurer.
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Pennsylvania Federation of Historical Societies
M. J. Lichliter
William C. Sproul
Delaware
Lebanon
Thomas L. Montgomery
Harrisburg
Cost of A Couple of Drinks Case and Public Sale Notes
Charles Schweitzer Trevorton businessman found guilty in Northumberland county court of operating a vehicle under the influence and fined 100 dollars plus 192 dollars costs by Judge Moser. He admitted to having a couple of drinks after causing damage to Simon Garrett's car. Lancaster New Era reports sales bills reflecting livestock and farming implements, noting two sales types and that February and March usually yield strong prices for livestock estates and retiring farmers.
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Charles Schweitzer
Trevorton
Northumberland County
Moser
Schweitzer
Simon Garret
Jaad
Lancaster
Unlucky Friday 13th Divorce Case in Northumberland
Homer Mullen of Leck Sill seeks a divorce from wife claiming desertion. He states the marriage occurred January 18, 1912 and that she deserted him November 18, 191. The unrest over finances is cited as the reason.
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Homer Mullen
Leck Sill
Northumberland County
Fifty Students Hear Bishop Bell Lecture at Hershey
About fifty Lebanon Valley College students attended Bishop Wm. Bell from Los Angeles as he lectured on Social Problems in the Hershey Central Theatre. The assembled audience filled the venue as the college hosts a lecture series featuring religious reformers and educators.
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Bell
Lebanon Valley
Wm. Bell
Los Angeles
Cal
Hershey
Bishop Bell
Our Church
Pacific Coast
Hershey Central Theatre
The
College News of Lebanon
Valley College
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Lebanon County
Frank Horst
Schaefferstown
Jacob Marks
Richland
Morris Long
Campbelltown
Farmers’ Protective Association
Nathan Hoke
Near Zinn'’s
Jacob Plasterer
Midway
Addixon ‘Ulrich
East Hanover
Lebanon County, Agricultural and Horticultural Society
EB. A. Weimer
J. Brubaker
J. 2. Benneth
Edward Shuey
S. P. Heilman
John A. Hershey
Brubaker
Rawle No
Port Roverton
Duplan Silk -Uit
Hazleton
Pennsylvania
Shimmel
Vernon
Cass
Garland
Hershey Trust Company
Iersuey, Pennsylvania
Scrapple
Hershey Store Company
Sanitary Meat Department
the Wearer
Hershey Laundry Co
Tershey, PA
Ehlef
To Insurance
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Ralpi M. Maulpair, Agt
Hershey, PA
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