07 Jan 1908
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
1
The Raville NRWA notes a well attended Friday meeting of the Kibinfrftetavilie literery society where the earlier published program was presented. Readings include essays by John Toliinger and Cornwall Tepnesderter, with votes on topics about women and men and various local notices and visitors mentioned.
Historical Apt holds its tenth municipal meeting at the Anglo Hotel on January 17, 1008, to transact new business. Reports are heard, committee selections made, and a dinner hosted by Hensel, Rey Theo KE uk, and others. Members aim to strengthen pride and membership in Jefferson County society.
An ad claims Hem-Rold from Lebar Senhardt Co. guarantees relief for piles and related pains. It asserts immediate effects and perpetual improvement with minimal risk, urging readers to purchase through Station Yoo.
Derry Clareh reports renewal services led by Rev FB Jandring at the Witten Brethren church Sunday morning. Guests include St. Clair Harned of Philadelphia and H J Damivon of Boston. Miss Gridih Lanenaster and Mr Stumm of Franklin and Marshall College were clients of Miny Bertha Lipsart Thursday. Violet Koons of Middletown visits relatives in town. Aaron Auverwig of Summelstown Friday. Mrs. Michael Yingst returned from Anvilio with her son-in-law Alvin Wettering. Lucas Strickler of Hummelstown visited his father J M Strickler Thursday. Culen Retrick returned to business in Lancaster Monday. Only one content expected for Neva townships this spring. Harry Etler of Hovckeravilla, police opposed by John Snugoly of Vian. Tatin Moyer, the shepherd, pastures 114 sheep. townsfolk eye the stream. A remark about a spat between two friends and a caution against heated reactions.
Mrs. Sarah Snyder wife of detail Snyder MA residing at Myre Points South Lebanon Township recently celebrated her birthday anniversary with friends in the city and a variety of gifts. For many years the Snyders lived at Myre Points and before that at the old Weavse ferry in South Lebanon Township, and are well known across the county for their modest status and absence of any notable heirs.
An office building on Wall Street features a striking bootblacks livery for its official staff. The uniform includes blue tights with a kola plug seam, a short tunic with round buttons, a dark blue vine red cap, and gold company name on the front. The page’s heavy bootblack stands out amid the plush hotellike surroundings.
A widowed wife breaks up a twenty year marriage over smoking. The piece notes how small irritants wreck homes and cites an Austrian Archduke abandoning a throne for love, while a wife’s demand for a “simple life” ends in divorce.
A concise reflection on dullness as a natural trait in learned people. It argues dullness is not purely tied to education and even the most informed may remain essentially dull, though education can render it pedantic and vainglorious rather than vacuous.
A fragment notes a birthday event labeled RRET or large majoriiver the fat boy. The readable text mentions a celebration context with unclear names or dates, leaving the exact details and participants unspecified.
An advertisement extols Hyomel as a cure for consumption and other diseases claiming medicated air destroys germs when inhaled. It touts ease of use and asserts strong results with various prices and a cure claim, urging readers to test the product and trust the advertised benefits.
A wave of visitors and residents share New Year greetings around town. Families including Mea Lydin’s brother Haniel Creure and wife from Maryland, David Earls and mother from Reditevill e, and Miss Sallie q and Biniei Gail from Unitedva Md were among those seen. Several residents traveled to nearby towns for social visits, while others hosted gatherings at homes such as John Weaver’s in honor of Abram Gibble.
Bethel undertaker Dintfeubach records last year burials with dates and ages for Anrlog, Laeh Gruber eight, Zeller seven, Hlize Cummitage seventy eight, Mara Anapach forty four, Vilah Weber seventy one, William Nitzer eight five, Tateb R Kine eleven, Joseph Motlz eleven, Mrs Nordner fifty five, Ruth Zaller fourteen, George Snyder seventy one, Danial Baishaugh fifty two. Also Marry Merkey and Mary Schlapple wed by Charlies Mutz of Myerstown at his parsonage. Blue Mountain staff and local band attend. plan Hudson Ohio home. Pereiya Frants funeral held at Zeigler’s meeting house. died New Year. aged 75 years eight months four days. pallbearers listed.
The Lutheran church holds its annual officer election with names listed for president and other posts. A follow up meeting is planned for the week after to confirm officials and begin service. Local educators report on school board matters and wage payments as the community notes the holiday season and upcoming term.
Fragment from a local note recalls a catechetical class held Saturday afternoon. Discussion favored granting women the right of suffrage. The next debate centers on corporations and Beethoven era tales. Mozart and Beethoven anecdote told when Mozart first met the young Beethoven in 1787.
A London paper contrasts English and American sunflower cultivation noting the plant’s high oil yield from seeds while the seed refuse, after oil extraction, weighs about 1,600 pounds when converted into cattle cake. The article highlights practical impacts of sunflower processing.
Fragmentary record notes Mellowhigs as regulars of the Chukigad school in North Cornwalk township with names such as Carrie Schaeffer Katie Schaeffer Mamie Hanks May Books Sallie Wenger and others. Mentions attendance through the term and a referenced escape causing agitation.
OFFICERS ELECTED The lyceum term lists President Edward Patches Vice President Walter Trover Secretary Miss Alice Riffle Treasurer Dr Crimbines Librarian J. Wats Kelly Editor Ho EL Boxer Marshals Liard Miller Warren Philips Organist Miss Gerite Boyer.
The Schaefferstown Lutheran Missionary Society and Camp 105 observe a birthday with postal cards. local residents join in congratulating Daniel Wrendle of Lingles Town on turning twenty five. A bank sale completed for 400 dollars, and the Annville band performed at the local band fair. Students plan to resume studies after Christmas break and a farmers institute is slated for January. The missionary society held a January meeting with a full program and new officers were elected. Camp No. 10 P.O. of A. elected its officers for the new term.
Jonestown Roslery mill operations paused over holidays under local management. Washington Camp No. 58 PGO of A held a strong meeting. last year’s business was concluded and officer appointments announced by A J McGill. Camp to meet Jan 10 to install officers at Mt Nebo. A teachers Institute on Jan 4 in Reformed church served Bethel Swatara Upton Jonestown Borough with three sessions.
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