Religious Meeting Schedule Notes From York County
The agenda outlines a week of services at multiple churches led by Rev. A F Weaver Rev B Crumybilng Rev W H Fouks Rev W H Detweiler Rev P H Foss Rev B C Basom and others The program includes devotional exercises lectures prayer services mission study and evenings of revivals and praise with topics on the future of Christian Endeavor The King's Business and The Diety of Jesus among others in Lancaster Danville Williamsport and Baltimore with speakers from Harrisburg Liverpool and York County public gatherings observed by local congregations.
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A. Ff. Weaver
Milton
B. Crumybilng
Williamaparty
W.ah. Fouks
Harrisburg
Ray
Bel
Moore
Helm
York County
Mumey
Hugenville
Leseuer's
Hey
Spangler
Berwioly
A. Snyder
Rehrershure
Clwas Ag A
Be-Hartaley
D. D
A. Hollenbaugh
Lewisburg
Obadiah
Albartc Bava
Wallis
Danville
We Richarda
J.D
Lancaste
J. O. Reeser
Oars Hala
Jesus
Richarda
Hy A. Benfer
York
Joshua
Bb, Dunn
Nasco
Beok
Currys
Jolnsatown
Jesson
Hartzler
Thurgdsy
Ophir
Ravi Js Wy Messinger
Macedonia
al Blapleton
Christ
Dre. Curry
Lemoine
Aarteler
Ice wagon breaks on North Street after Read railway crossing
A Robland Lauber ice wagon broke on North Street near Read railway crossing this morning. The incident caused minor disruption as the wagon's wheels failed halting traffic briefly while a bystander assisted. No injuries reported.
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Robland
Lauber Ice
Nouth
Boiler Explosion Shocks York Mill Killing Nine
A York Rolling Mill boiler explosion on August 11 killed nine workers and injured many more, with extensive property damage. Names of the dead include John Cleney and Benjamin Brenner, in York and nearby Columbia. Ambulances and wagons carried injured to York Hospital as rescue crews retrieved bodies amid wreckage. The blast shattered the mill, toppled iron, and hurled the boiler head a block away.
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York
Tesa
John Cleney
Benjamin ,Brenner
Harry Senchrat
Paull Buel
Alfred Struck
John Slosa
Man
Harry Fegar
Columbia
Edward Witler
Marletta
Thomas Gal-lagher
Charles Rutledge
Charles Coombs
Mara Orum
Yorks
Roy Geesey
Springera
Oliver French
Arthur Hall
Joseph Moore
Jeorge Moore
Scott Hamaker
John WH
Wekert
Allen Kivainger
York Hospital
Mii
Ain
Mel
Broomall, Schmidt and Bleugy. Company
Bright Side Story From Suffolk Village
A resident of a quiet Suffolk village visits an elderly couple in a Darby and Joan setting. She comforts the widow after the husband dies, learning the sadness and routine of loss as the old man’s chair sits empty.
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Indy
Suffolk
Darby
Joan” Fashlon
Parties At Meck Home And Around Meckville In August 1908
Social visits spread through Meckville with gatherings at Jacob and Benjamin Meck homes. Guests from Lebanon and nearby towns attended including Schane man families and others. Local farmers report hauling manure as part of daily work. August 1 8 Sunday school picnic planned at Monroe Valley.
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Jacob
Benjamin Meck
Meckville
Thomas Smith
Florence
Albert Spangler
Theodore
LeRoy
Hebron
Annie, Schaeffer
Mamie Schaneman
Walter Troutman
Samuel Shaneman
Lebanon
Stella Shaud
Mma Blouch
Gertrude Grill Rystown
Jacob Meck
Stella Lengle
Florence’ Smith
Annie Schaeffer
Benjamin Rasehore
Waiter Draws Revolver in Scuffle Over Wife
William Dyer of Norristown drew a revolver during a struggle with his wife yesterday. She wrested the weapon from him and turned him over to the police. He was held for court, with authorities noting the heat of the past week may have affected him.
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William Dyer
Norristown
Local residents visit relatives and report recoveries
Kleintelteravilie and Wyomissing visitors visit relatives in Manheim and Reading. J K Gockley sells forge to a Lancaster party. Reuben Krumbine hosts guests as Mary Ream travels to Lebanon. Mrs. Uingeman fractures her arm. Dr. Morne fixes it. Rebecca Mock dies after nine weeks of illness. funeral and interment planned at Schaefferstown with services at the home.
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Daniel . Uingeman
Morne
Rebecca Mock
Two Local Daughters Attend Mt. Lebanon Camp Meeting
Miss Nora Winklebleck daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Winklebleck of Jonestown and Miss Mabel Sheppler of this city departed today for Mt. Lebanon camp meeting. They will spend two weeks at the event.
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Nora Winklebleck
Thomas Winklebleck
Jonestown
Mabel Sheppler
Mt. Lebanon Camp Meeting
Revolver Found Hidden Above Ceiling in Lehigh County Home
Mrs H Ty Erdman of Standard Lehigh County reports locating an old loaded revolver under ceiling beams in her home. The weapon, loaded with chowder, had been placed there by Erdman’s father about fifty years ago.
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H. Ty. Erdman
Standard
Lehigh County
Poster Retact. Death of President Harrison 1841
A poster from Trendhig by Samuel Hanteh announces the death of President William Henry Harrison in 1841. It requests bells to be tolled and church bells to ring while stores close in Reading to mark the event.
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Samuel Hanteh
Trendhig
William
Henry Harrison
W. W. Shhoener
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