Banquet Recap And New Signings For Local Team
The Shore WI banquet honors gate players and outlines scorers and officials. Notable attendees include Savory Eater, George Cabser, and Pat Jens while plans announced for 1908 season feature two new acquisitions Harry Portne and Joseph Curtrey with infield and pitching roles mapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankford
Theher
Shon
Annville
Braeman
Vadamea
Pltehar
Harvey Tegonel Tingeman
Pat. Jens
Morbert Manhert
Af Hon
Helder
Phil
Thanfolder
Timer Rothermel
Ofingy Pitcher
Warren Yetker
Pealop
Menry Smoyer
Catehar
Pant Tee
Teagurer
Georg Coover
Bloleteln
Steen
Chames
Tlol
Harry Portne
Robesontit
Witchers
Joseph Curtrey
Inve
Gibdon
Fihtuan
Rothermel
Smoyer
Alvis
Roger
Shenk
Cythe
Miller takes charge at Lebanon market store in failing condition
The Lebanon market house on Eighth Street and Walnut Street hosts Miller grocer steps in after a period of trouble. Robert Miller's son temporarily runs the shop while the proprietor recovers, with plans to resume management once fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ME Miller
Cvsh
Lebanon
Ding On
Eighth Street
Walnut Nts Ald
Merly
A. M. Light
Mr. Miller
Miler
Fragments of a Tragic Farewell and a Hidden Motive
An unclear account recalls a young man speaking to locals amid a hearse scene. A death, an undertaker, and a widow prompt a tense confession about a planned act. The narrative shifts through odd phrases and disjointed dialogue, depicting a somber ceremony and a tense motive behind a family tragedy.
Fragmentary Caption Sparks Confusion in News Snippet
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions Danish, German, and a plea about depriving a poor woman of life. References Chicago Daily News and various garbled names hint at a political or social debate, but specifics are unclear and no cohesive event is identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Xermain
Chicago
Fragmentary Yonkers and Staten rumors echo uneasy market mood
Disjointed lines hint at unsettled trade and public tension in Yonkers and Staten with murmurs about temperate markets, disputes, and personal frictions. Readable phrases suggest a theatrical setting and social strain, while unclear passages point to broader anxiety about stability.
Reading ticket agent hosts turkey dinner at Hotel Wallace
DINED AT HOTEL WALLACE at Harry 14 Moore, the local Reading railway ticket agent, entertained 2 purty of friends Wednesday evening at a turkey dinner served at the Hotel Wallace. His guests on the ocean Included Miss Minnie Hatley Harris ure, Miss Jane Aulentach and Mise Bua Loty, Reading: Miss Katie Birk ne, Philadelphia, Miss Jennie ndo, the Misses Prosser, Miss Kath an Reinhard, Mise 2. D. Iunck, Tin Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Allen fer, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dough erty, Asp, A. Walmer and James T. ANZON, are
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Moore
Reading Railway
Wallace
Ocean
Minnie Hatley
Harrisure
Jane Aulentach
Mise
Bua Loty
Reading
Katie Birkne
Philadelphia
Jenniendo
Prosser
Kathan’ Reinhard
D. Iunck
Harvey Dougherty
Asp
A. Walmer
James T. ‘Anzon
Mrs Werner Buried In North Street Funeral
The funeral for Mrs Henrietta Werner of North Street Was held this morning at 8:00 o clock in St Mark s Reformed Church with Pastor I Calvin Fisher officiating Tributes came from relatives and friends Pallbearers included John Schreiber James Sinack Z Huston Reuben Fields Bleigher and Harry C Bhay Interment at Mt Mercy Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Wein
John Werner
Itt North
Ath Street
Micés
St. Mark’s
Calvin Fisher
Creony
Ohn Schreiber
Janes Sinack
Z. Huston
Reuben Fields
Bleigher
Harry C. Bhaypanigins
Mt. Merery
Royera
Happenings Record Local Incoherent Notes And Names
A garbled local items column notes thefts at a freight station and a chamberstown incident with detective work. Mentions Hershey, Philadelphia visitors, Shenk, Armstrong, Minnich, Brooks, and Strickler among others. References to roads, party visits, and various people in Ardmore, Lancaster, and North Carolina with scattered dates and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Fan
Mortis
Sherity
Warne Hoabaker
Aringirong
Ardmore
Etors
Mrnday
Th. Trarton Company
Campbelllawn
Freachulairg
Warren Brooks
Dilleg
Cl Pd i. Traction Company
Mike Sbhanks
Corlate and Sterrick’s
Gay
Thurspany
Horten Strickler
HITS PROM UELLSDALE NEAR HEDDALE EVENTS IN SPRING
Local notices list many spring sales and community happenings in the vicinity. People are noted visiting, working for employers, and attending events from funerals to weddings. School filings and employment changes are paralleled by social gatherings and a large wedding reception with numerous attendees and gifts across North Annville.
Adam Bate Succeeds in Shooting Large Grey Fox at Fort Henry
Jan Hh Lev reports Adam Bate shot a large grey fox at Fort Henry. Died was Napp and will be buried Saturday January 18 at Salem's cemetery Millersburg with Rev. BD. D. Trexter officiating. Obscure local names and business notes follow including Canvassing and visitors from Fort Henry and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Henry
Jan
Salem
Millersburg
D. Trexter
W. C
P.O
A. Pinegrove
Btrausstown Fudge
O. Fy
Jonathan &. Derk
Frederickeburg
Henry Stehrbach
Adam Tratz
iCharles
Tobias
Frat Feller
Lew. Pankel
Marc Philip
George W. Wiegler
Pure Pood Sea Co
Eee
Transfer Real Estate Records for Palmyra and Cherry Street
Jacob Landis transfers a lot on Cherry street Tale myra to Urleh H Saltzer for 300 dollars. Galen FL Kunta sells a Front street Palmyra lot to Joseph F Juauck for 200 dollars, with the instrument noting consideration and transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Landis
Urleh H. Saltzer
Cherry Street
Talemyra
Galen FL Kunta
Joseph F. Juauck
Front Street
Palmyra
Market Update From Stock Yard Trade and Prices Note
Fragmented OCR note lists items such as supply vents and coal related terms. Mentions prices like 56063.76 and 8006.00 and quantities such as 2500 GFT. Undefined entities and garbled terms suggest a rough market or ledger snippet with commodities and seller notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Aenea Fidon
Prin
Bard. Klien P
Ltateady
Prine Wettiera
Nias
Prine Fayediamag
Pains
Chaotic Ledger Prompts Uncertain Community Event
A garbled report hints at an upcoming local event with uncertain timing and details. Mentions receipts, a literary or horticultural theme, and a possible planned performance or sale. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to confirm specifics.
Frayed OCR Hints at Market Details and Trade Terms
Fragments describe cash prices and commodity notes with cattle, cheese, and vine products. Mentions Cosimo, Root, and Hats Miers amid garbled references to market volumes, tonnage, and trade terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calyen
Miers
Local Family Notices From Lebanon and Annville
Mentions of the Wengert family and extended relatives in Lebanon and Annville. Visits include John Cight of Union Water Works and others from Fredericksburg and Meson. A strong wind damaged fences and buildings. Shattner and Bomberger families are noted with work and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MetHulatown
Han
John Cight
Union Water Works
Mayer Dtrathers
Annville
Wengerty
Omyoon
Frank Arty
Chas, Arty
Lebanon
Mis, Hy
Arla
Stans Next Rivalry Set For Lititz Stage
Naubert, manager, has booked Lititz Stare for a showdown with Leb anon Y. M. A. on Saturday evening in the borough. The Stare carry a reputation against top teams in Latienat and Berks counties and aim to boost local standings with a strong performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naubert
Lititz
Lebanon
Evi
Borat
Latienat Fr
Ind Berks
Tive
Vieroey
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Monty
éNack
Heath
Cmel
Carling
George Cabser
Kenan
Orp
Myerdtows
Toa Shmiester
I Miller
Tig No
Bard
Elva Loewwem
Wren Ren
Orm
Reagan Dan Apeadiry
Danek
Baek
Pamvney
Yonkers Staten
Shenks
Atlto
Saeed
Ima
Malo
Villa
Ladlex Seis
Bette
Hotel Wallace
Mrs. Werner
Reformed
Armour’s
C. & H. J. Shenk
Alee
Cumberland Street
Prom Uellsdale
Meyer
Grant Houser
Guy
Galen Houser
South Annville
Garflold
Stettoy
Simmier
Henry Funek
Glenna
Aaymon Fhersole
Antrey Miller
Tomberger
Goorea
Mayer
Ivyin
Y Fenests
Samuel Hern
Grant M. Herr
Daugster
Grace
John &. Funck
John
Abraham
Ada
Elizabeth
Monty Funck
Edwin
J. Lb. Meyer
Tart
Samuel
Dewlin C
George Shirk
Hiram Peffley
Anne
Christian
Harr
Monroe
Terr
Savina
Herr
Twaryey i
George A
Houser
Garreld Shuey
Mamie
Oscar
Herbert
Albert
Simon
Edna
Rath
Ambrose
Tegulars
Pranklin School of
North Anny
Annie Miller
Elizabeth Whersole
Cora A. Hinmelberger
Amon Runkle
Mason Bos
Amos Hinmmelbenger
Adam Bate
Cattla
Wreandn
Breede
Fiat Recehiersy
Olly
Italy
Atrash Breen
Philadsipna
Pitadelpake
Pete
Sree
Eames
Ommirky Ode Ile
Renee Ayes
Piuley
Ohielkons
Piulley
Pastors
Mle
Terens
Boris
New York
Mcgillstown
Willkin Wengert
Metta
Jota A. Itrandy
Amd
John Dt Bradt
Frederielsiengs Ther
Christian Wergert
Mra
Giant Daubert
Carede
Bady Daubert
Vod
J. Hy Pinffer
May Dud
Albert Gerberfeh
Ranta, Ale
Miles
Tayayde
Harry Bomberger
Misalog Stola
Nora Bomberger
Puuto Smiltdt
Aaron Shiey
Wrank Shattner
Henry Shatt- Ther
Pahnyrna Ghoe
Miles Bomberger
Clyde
Stella
Fom
Yarrist
Harper’s Are
Imerica Hall
Mann's
Mann’s
Ties
Mann
Qumberland &T
Tiviry Stans
Y. M
I. A. Fives
Ave. Mary C. Abrestisti
Piso’s
Stich
Tony Tlnenstes
DR. Kaupman
the Ocult
Car, Wiehl & Willow Tebanon
Instan
Hamele
John F. Wolf
DOR, Forge & Willow
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