Former Judge Melly Dies After Illness at 55
Lebanon County jurist Judge Frank E. Melly of Lebanon Pa died at his home on Sunday night after a week long illness due to a carbuncle and erysipelas. He was 54 turning 55 on October 21 and had practiced law in Lebanon since 1879 except while serving on the county court. He was a respected member of the Lebanon Bar noted for experience, learning, and firm, fair judgment.
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Frank E. Melly
Lebanon County
Lebanon
Judge Meily
John Hostetter
Lawn
J. H. Gingrich
Ulrich Weltmer
Derry
G. C. Wolfersberger
Walters
Manheim
Harry Miller
Republican Mass Meeting at Rising Sum Hotel in Gampbeltown
The community journal notes a Republican mass meeting at the Rising Sum Hotel tomorrow at 7 30 p m with addresses by William C Freeman L Raymond Riegert E E McCurdy and W J Noll Music by the Palmyra band and streetcar access. Other items include local births sales and social visits with residents and visiting dignitaries mentioned.
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Rising Sum Hotel
William C. Freeman
L. Raymond Riegert
E. E. McCurdy
W. J. Noll
Palmyra
Grandfather Kreider Critically Ill At 95
Mrs. Sue Bowman and son Joseph visited Mr. Kreider near Heilmandale where he is 95 years old and critically ill. Dr. Risser conducted business in Philadelphia on Saturday. Peter Bachman and wife from Fontana were in town on Tuesday. Samuel Imboden and William Miller of Annville visited friends. Daniel Yingst and Adam Linenweaver repaired the roof at Mrs. Mary Weiltmer’s house.
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Peter Longenecker
Jtoryman
Sue Bowman
Joseph
Kreider
Heilmandale
Dr. Risser
Philadelphia
Peter Bachman
Fontana
Samuel Imboden
William Miller
Annville
Daniel Yingst
Adam Linenweaver
Mary Weiltmer
Rexmont Shut Out Campbelltown in One-Sided Contest
Rexmont blanked Campbelltown 12 to 0 last Saturday in a poorly played game. Rexmont arrived with few regulars, making the match monotonous and one sided for Campbelltown.
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Campbelltown
Rexmont
National Playgrounds Your Forests Attract Half Million Seek Recreation
Thousands flock to America s forests as the year s outing season peaks with nearly half a million people expected to find recreation in national woods. The piece highlights growing public use and calls attention to forest services efforts to accommodate hikers campers and picnickers.
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America
National Forests Grow as Recreation Plays Bigger Role
The U S Department of Agriculture notes total last year near 406 775 visitors in national forests. Forests offer premier scenery and hunting and fishing, increasingly accessible through government protection and development. Usage rises rapidly, with Colorado Routt 2 months and Alaska Tongass 12 months.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Alaska
Coconino Forest
Arizona
Angeles
Cal
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Melly
J. Walters
East Main St
Gampbelltown
H. M. Hostetter
John Kreider
H. K. Kreider
East Main Street
Reformed Church
Michael Kegere
Harry Strupp
Carrie Brunner
Atlantic City
Hershey Laundry Company
Hershey, PA
National Playgrounds
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