Myerstown Parade Welcomes Team and Wedding News
Myerstown township reports a boisterous return parade for the Myerstown Eagle Hall team with a large crowd in Coover House and on principal streets. The week includes a wedding at United Presbyterian with John Woomer and Miss Marith of town among attendees. church services and local visits complete a bustling community page.
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Yarntown
Myerstown County
Eagle Hall
Anni
Insmes C. Rebernite
Wort Myerstown
Coover House
Whititg
Heron
agér-Alelstain
America
Pratowherd
Petova
Pat. Clemans
Tha Vetyer
Myoretown
Swoerthe
Deveral
Bloistol J. Noll
Reagier
Woomier
Mise Marith
United
Roy
I. May
Bon Mirs
John Woomer
Wilgar
Hag
Isa
Sarah
Ranger
Poti
Fam ‘Nlata
Nace
Jacob Niasiayino Royer
U B
Stow
Mt. Lebndoy
Long's Church
Jisar Gy
Thomas Beamasder- Reading
Henry W
Yarnall
Harry Schlaseman
Adam H
Bloschert
WH. Fehr
Parkersburg
Irginia
My. G. Ndi
Northampton
Pehr
Irvin P
Myre
Local Families Entertain Visitors and Return Home
The town gatherings featured Mrs Betthateh’s parents Mr and Mrs Levi Flahet visiting, and Mr and Mrs George Letbig hosting Mr and Mrs Daniel Frank of Richland. Joseph Perry, recently recovered from illness, returned from Newmanstown to spend Sunday with relatives. Bamned PRUippy left Sunday for Indiana for a purchase trip.
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Ri Drinetth
Familly
Palmpra
Betthateh
Levi Flahet
Mra
William Letuig
George Letbig
Daniel Frank
Richland
Tarry Itasar
Newmanstown Apet
Bunday
Mia
Kyra Tusrard
Joseph Perry
Serlonn
Fle Payentes
Ninhland
Bamned Pruippy Dot
Indiana
Cowr
Mt Lebanon Camp Meeting Highlights Big Weekend
Mt Lebanon United Brethren Camp Meeting featured a busy program with sermons by Dr. D Landis and Bishop J S Mills, a large children’s program, educational talks at Lebanon Valley College, and a German service. Notable speakers included Rev. K R Butterwick and Rev. George Lewis with attendance strong despite late-day attendance.
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Payton
Ohio
Williams
Kininal
Lebanon
Althia Sarvice Toy
Butterwick
Seluylkil Haven
Salemnehureh
D. Landis
Bitaing Bila
Heb
Hgwest
Angelilly
Progran
Mt. Lebanon
Rov
George Lentz
Fredericksburg
Bil Roy
I. Moyer Tlerehey
Myerstown
John Herr
Foun
Bibuop Mills
Mills
Annuille
Bishoy
William P. Kimmel
Lebanon Valley College
J. T. Spabgiler
Athyille
Cup- Dingey
J. P. Landis
Dayton
Union Biblical Seminary
Landis
Abbet
G. Magk
Columbia
John Klopp
Mt. Adtna
Stey
LM. Hershey
Hirst Jann
Clarga
George Lewis
A. Lehman
Reading
Cy &, Boughter
Mphrata
Markets Report Shows Weak Saturday Demand Across Staples
Traders noted a soft to weak finish with limited demand for many staples. Prices appeared unsettled on several items including corn, oats, bran, butter, eggs, and live poultry, with mixed futures and spot quotes from multiple markets and regions.
Funeral of Charles Ray Arnold in Womelsdorf
Funeral services held at Bethany Orphans Home chapel with Rev. Mare officiating. Anthems sung by orphans as remains were shipped to Schuylkill Haven for burial. Attire described as white, with casket inscribed At Rest. Tributes included bouquets from Frick Building staff and other local residents. Several townspeople and local businesses mentioned in brief notices.
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Charles Ray Arnold
Womelsdorf
Aethany Orphana
Mare
Sehuyl- KM Haven
Emily Stein
May Cagsell
Tulzzie Zelly
Sarah Jampvell
Astors
Leinbach
Frick
Smilax
Powers
Wrick
Mra. More
Uns Eral
D. Arnald
Aharge
Edith and
Wether Oberly
Linfield
Walker Bechtel
Hilas Weldman
Hust High Street
M. DB. Klopp
Wm. R. Nein
John Becker
Reading
St. Elme
Jacob A. Strohl
Sinking Spring
Center House
HH. Clay Oberholtzer
St. Mimo
Palmyra
Joseph H. Pennypacker
Misa Bertha Martin
Pinegrove
Jacob A. Kintner
Mila Salladere
Swatara
Elmer Rickett
Jonestown
Wiliam Fogleman
Allentown
Mahlon Wogleman
Rebecca Buch
Altoona
Wowelsdorf
Philadelphia live cattle and hog market results
Week ending August 11 shows mixed cattle trades with calves and cows steady to lower. Sheep and lambs weak to lower while hogs steady to higher on western steerage as market reports list varied prices across beef, dairy and sheep sectors.
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Philadelphia
Chicago Cattle and Hogs Market Report August
Chicago cattle receipts near 1 000 as market stays steady. Beeves quoted at 5.60 to 6.20 with common pricing for cows and calves. Hog receipts around 1 000 show prices 6.0 to 6.70. light pigs near 6.60. heavy hogs and batch grades traded higher.
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Chicago
Beeves
Vexas Aloorm
Atockers
Nilad
Youghy
Hulk of
Wales
HM Vanrideralpt
Exhibition of Saline Lebanon County Fair Scheduled
Moore announces the Lebanon County Fair from August 25 to 28 with an expanded exhibition plan. Exhibits will be protected in cases and identified with owner age and other details, while antique wares may be displayed with owner information. Locations for dropoffs include several ward stores and hotels across the city and Moore’s home at 441 Spruce Street.
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Moore
Hida
Lebanon County
Ita
Sieh
Peraona
First Ward
Gospel Tent Meetings Draw Large Crowds This Weekend
At Twelve and Lebombo Street, the Gospel Tent hosted singing and preaching Saturday and Sunday drawing large crowds. Revival plans under Wyangel leadership at Livering feature talent from Wyangetlade. Willard H. Wolf of the United Disciples preached Sunday, with an altar call and several seekers responding.
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Uvangeliste
Plana
Wyangel
Livering
Williard H. Wolf
Disciples of Christ
About a crowded Stouchsburg event at Lone's church grove
Attendance reached a peak in years as visitors from Stouchsburg filled the Lone's church grove for a family reunion like outing. Several ancient acquaintances and old-time shipmates renewed ties while a base ball game in the Stadisburg diamond entertained attendees.
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Sutraechnola
Stouchsbrg
F Bréatstécdss Ab
Lone's Church
Stouchsburg
Washington Reporter celebrates centennial birthday weekend
Fragmented items note events from Washington Pa with a centennial celebration for The Washington Reporter and references to a local region event. Other lines mention betting on a wall gate, injuries and a regional fault, but details are unclear.
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Washington
Satiardty
Auto Crash Near Sheumaker sville Survives Severe Wreck
Civil Engineer Nevin M. Davis his family and William Philipp of Reading escaped serious injury when their auto lost control on a steep hill at Sheumaker sville crashing like a telephone pole. Several listed names appear in a gossipy list of attendees and locals.
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Sheumakersvile
Nevin M. Davis
William Philipp
Reading
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