Lebanon Valley notes include church feasts and school trip
A local roundup lists Church of the Brethren love feasts with dates and towns from Ephrata to Longenecker's. Dauphin county reports a $4600 primary election cost. court names Squire Earnest as inquirer for Samuel Gipe. Lebanon High School trip to Washington on June 1 for 76 students. 1914 Small's Hand Book expected by June 15. Henry R. Seibert leaves $1 to six children. Manheim’s Zion Lutheran Feast of Roses celebrates debt payment with a June 14 service now planned.
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Squire R. B. Earnest
Hummelstown
Dauphin County Court
Samuel B. Gipe
Union Deposit
The
Lebanon High School
Washington, D. C
Zion Lutheran Church
Manheim
Mountain Spring Park Planned Near Lebanon in Lancaster County
A new Mountain Spring Park park project is planned near Lebanon in Clay township Lancaster County along the Ephrata and Lebanon railway lines covering about 25 acres with a 5 acre lake to be built. Bass season opens June 15 and the locale is described as scenic with a naturally beautified lake after a four foot forest is raised.
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Clay Township
Lancaster County
Lebanon
Ephrata and
Communion Services At Bindnagle Church May 25
May 25 report from Bindnagle Church notes Sunday communion at the church. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. David Mumma and children of Piketown, Rufus Felty of Onset, William Kline Jr. of Deer, and many local visitors. A creek fishing attempt yielded few fish. Supervisors seek to improve public roads.
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Bindnagle’s
David Mumma
Piketown
Rufus Felty
Onset
William Kline, Jr
Deer
Will Flocken
Henry Yorty
Bellegrove
Cyrus Hartz
Palmyra
C. E. Barnhart
Joseph Harmon
Hanoverdale
Aaron Zuzer
Landis
William Ohmacht
Gerberich
Jacob Koons
D. B. Leslie
Annville
A. M. Keller
Hiram Shellenhamer
Allison Lehn
Manheim
Pennsy Reinstates Two Trains in Spring Schedule
The Pennsylvania Railroad puts two trains back on the schedule Monday after retrenchment. Both services were cut earlier but are restored due to rising passenger demand. Other trains also see schedule changes. no Sunday trains affected.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Three Party Chairmen Predict Fall Campaign Turn
Republican Iowa chairman Frank P. Woods predicts a GOP House gain as voters disfavor the Wilson administration amid perceived economic and agricultural damage. Progressive Illinois chairman William T. Einbeaugh says the party will grow after 1914 and prepare for 1916 battles. Democratic chair Frank E. Doremus defends Wilsonism and warns against returning a Republican Congress, praising tariff and banking reforms and parcel post gains.
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House of Representatives
Wilson
Congress
Frank P. Woods
Iowa
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
William TI. Einebaugh
Ilinois
Progressive Congressional Campaign Committee
Progressive Party
Elundrads
Olfens
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Kansas
California
Frank E. Doremus
Michigan
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lebanon Valley
Church of the Brethren
Ephrata
Chiques
Lititz
Longenecker’s
Middle Creek
Heidelberg
Pennville
Dauphin County
Henry R. Seibert
Mr. Seibert
Samuel
Frank
Annie Warner
Emma E. Hisey
Lizzie Bricker
Agnes Cobaugh
Brethren In Christ
Fairland
Farmers’ National Bank of Mphrata
J. F. Mentzer
Morris Ickinger
Henry
South Annville Township
Strate
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Harryburg
Harry Holtzman
Berrysburg
Gideon Shanaman
Union Water Works
William J. Noll
Cornwall
Republican County Committee
Thomas Levan’ Bichel
St. John’s Reformed Church
Ervin Shelly
Haucksville
Lebanon County
Mr. Shelly
Bindnagle’s Church
Pennsy’s
Hershey Progressive Laundry
Woodrow Wilson
B. Curry Estate
Swatara Station
Curry
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