Pennsylvania lifts 17 licenses for intoxicated driving
News brief reports Lebanon Valley and surrounding areas facing many topics. State Highway Commissioner Cunningham revoked licenses of 17 Pennsylvanians convicted of operating while intoxicated. Also noted are local agricultural reports, weather observations, a 105 year old widow, fruit crops, tobacco stalks, a trackless trolley vote failure, typhoid cases, a big explosive plant near Emporium, a double lightning barn fire, and an evangelist campaign opening in Lebanon with staff introductions.
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Cunningham
Frank B. Snavely Nominated for Dauphin Poor Directors
The Dauphin county Republicans should nominate Frank B. Snavely as their candidate for Director of the Poor. For eleven years he has been tied to Dauphin agricultural interests as a Hershey Farm Company manager. His progressive, successful business record supports a strong ticket. Primaries Sept. 21, 1915.
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Dauphin County
Frank’ B. Snavely
Snavely
Dauphin
Hershey Farm Company
Frank B. Snavely
Semicentennial Jubilee Plans At Bethlehem Borough
The South Bethlehem town council allocates 5000 toward the boroughs semicentennial celebration set for October 8-9. C M Schwab of Bethlehem Steel pledges 15 million for plant expansion and 5000 for the jubilee costs. The event spans Lehigh University, Bethlehem Steel, and the Church of the Holy Infancy with invitations to a broad community.
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South Bethlehem
C. M’ Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Schwab
Lehigh University
Bethlehem Steel Company
Church of the Holy Infancy
New public high school to be built here by Mr Schwab
A new 187000 dollar public high school building will be laid by Mr Schwab. The celebration begins Sunday October 3 with services in every church and daily pageantry and exercises all week.
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Schwab
Manning Seeks Re election for Dauphin Poor Director
Thomas S. Manning of Londonderry Township runs on the Republican ticket for re election as Director of the Poor of Dauphin County. He touts four years of open administration, new bookkeeping, competitive purchasing, improved Alma House embellishment, a thriving county farm, a strong Holstein dairy, and personal attention to the office.
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Dauphin County
Sesson
Board of Poor Directors
Inge
Burliners
Honeh
Tam
Thomas S. Manning
Londonderry Township
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