Pinegrove and Lebanon News Roundup in Berks County
Local items from Pinegrove, Lyndell and Lebanon cover hospital notes, factory activity, and transportation. Include details on the Allan Fylbroh medical study, Pennsylvanian train crew relocations to Lebanon, Rebar knitting mill restart, Hess Wrothers shirt factory shipments to New York, and regional visits by Mrs Davis and other residents. Also mentions the Walhorn, Deitzler, Brandt family visits, Shag convalescence, and a brief note on schoolhouse entrance incidents and local police warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinegrove
Fan
Fey Neon
Sinders
Loneliess
Wastown
Berks County
Tames Teller
Pho Pilladelpha Grid Reading Company
Pottstown
Peachtown Polnters Fight at Tate School House
In Peachtown on Sunday January 28, 1908 O Bitner of Fredericksburg appears in a family dispute at Jacob Rani’s residence near Veney. The readable fragment notes a disturbance at the Tate School House with local involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate School House
Peachtown
Bitner
Fredericksburg
Jacob Rani
Derry Church News and Local Movements
Derry Ghareh reports typhoid afflicting Harry O Neal at home and various locals traveling for business. Quarantine on Frank Roths residence due to a sick child and a German Baptist Sunday school elects new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry Ghareh
Harry O'Neal
Tra Vleutric
Albert Smith
Lancaster
Galen Hotrick
VW. Moyer
Union Deposit
RK. M. Hershey
Hummealstown
R. J. Clavell
Allentown
Hershey
D. BH. Martin
Alice Conrad
John Stahley
Daniel Hshleman
Frank Roth
Angrchiat Man Without Two Absent Outburden
A fragmented line discusses an individual termed Angrchiat with missing context about a second man and an action of going out. Details are unclear, preserving only the unusual name and the notion of absence or departure.
Verabant Pickings and Local Notices in One Page
A garbled collection of town notices and social items lists names like Harry Shelly Five Points John Walabough and Roy Valnes among others. It mentions weddings birthdays illnesses and church services with dates around January February and references to a funeral and rescheduled services due to weather.
Pinegrove Pointers and District Notices
Pinegrove notes list local residents including Mirani Eads in Portague ve Mengle visiting parents in Altoona and Curry Elan of Scilutun spending days with his father. Mentions Miss Minnie Keeney ill at home and Cyrus O Hackman operating a modern acetylating gun plant. Church activities given for Methodiat Episcopul with services and Sunday school. Theodore Heckert returns to Philadelphia after vacation with his father A T Hockert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinegrove
Warra
Mirani Eads
Portagueve
Cyrus O. Hackman
Mr. Hackman
Methodiat Episcopul Church
W. H. Pickop
Christian Endeavor
Theodore Heckert
Philadelphia
A. T. Hockert
Markets Report Chaos and Prices Across Cattle and Produce
Markets show mixed cattle and hogs with steady to lower quotes. Grain and produce prices range widely with poultry, eggs, and dairy noted. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh areas show variable cash bids. Local demand remains cautious as receipts and packer activity shift through January.
Local notes from Berry Church area recount varied Sunday visits
Amos Zimmerman and Lev Zimmerman were in town on Sunday. Mrs Harry Coppenhaver and daughter Elizabeth visited Campbelltown to see Mrs Swope. Several residents traveled to Lebannon and Annville for family visits and church services. The German Baptists held worship in the new adifier building Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. ‘Rt
R Bowmnansdale
Constable
Harry Etter
John Snavely
Primarion
Cvaien Vates
John Hoover
Duiditor
Th. Hf
Hollingsworth
Joh Maver
Vivid Wellmer
Townsil
Stump
Asulatant
Stroton
Tiersher
Tohesouth
McGillsa Town Mention and Local School Regulars
McGillstown regulars listed for the seventh ending January 28 under teacher John A. Snavely. Local visits note Fannie Brandt in Anpulilla with grandson John A. Brandt. Wires will run Mish's Mill to Weaverstown as Swatera Electric builds a new lighting plant to operate by spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGillstown
McGilstown School
Byner
Monro(e) Valley News: Winter Weather Impacts Ice Harvest
In January the grip in the valley worsens for many families as freezing conditions aid the 4 x 004 ice harvest. The primary election for township officers drew poor attendance on Saturday afternoon. St. John H. Shelly and wife, and Mrs. Adam Kellman of Jonestown, visited Jgzaph Kleinfelter. John Palinee, with a sore hand, is recovering. Abraham Wolf plans to move to Martin B. Wenger’s farm in Fast Hanover. Mrs. H. C. Phils has a new roof and repairs on her storehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Monroe Valley
Astel
St. John H. Shelly
Adam Kellman
Jonestown
Pala
Jgzaph Kleinfelter
John Palinee
Lars Abraham Wolf
Martin B. Wenger
Fast Hanover
H. C. Phils
Sitgon Raeel
Brown
Local social and business notices blend through Lebanon area
An itemized Lebanon county column reports on social visits to Mia and Bella Katterman on Main Street, badge awards for recruiting members, factory leadership shifts at Liphovitz and Son, changing work assignments at Philips–Joans, school and lodge meeting notes, and regional travel plans. It details community activity at Friedens Lutheran church, Myerstown Lodge, and local employers, with several residents visiting relatives and others preparing for travel abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Bella Katterman
Boyertown Iml
A. J, Youse
Friedens’ Lutheran Church
Church Connelt
Toshaw Weaily
Tipy
Julius Vietahn Yemple
United Americans
Della Katterman
Susan Phillips
WI Einak
Tiesel
Lebanon
Monroe C. Trank
Liphovitz and
Evans
John Culliney
Greenville Greetings and Local Happenings Report
Local items from Greenville recount a busy week with hog butchering, a visit to the public safe on March 4, and various neighborly events. Individuals include Adant H. Hunstoker and Mt. Zion residents, plus details of medical, forestry, and social activities around Mt. Aetna and Lebanon counties.
West End Iron Co Offers 6 Percent Preferred Stock and Bonus Common
The West End Iron Co offers 6 per cent preferred stock at par with a bonus common stock share, issued as Treasury stock to fund business expansion. Two shares of preferred give one common stock at par, expected to value at par within a year with 10 per cent dividends. Preferred stock holds a first lien on all assets. November 1 assets total 239130.71 with 90000 preferred stock outstanding. Officers listed: C Shenk president, Eli Attwood VP GM, H F Mattern secretary treasurer, H P Moyer, J Henry Miller, Harry Shenk, Thomas Evans, Dr S P Heilman. Full information on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Iron Co
Treasury
C. Shenk
Eli Attwood
H. F. Mattern
H. P. Moyer
J. Henry Miller
Harry Shenk
Thomas Evans
S. P. Heilman
Village church services and local farm activity noted
Sunday services were held at Wihdnagie's Church with Irvin Betker from Himaielstowt present on Saturday. Residents prepared for spring work, hauling manure, repairing fences, and discussing farm sales. Notable visits included Mr and Mrs Wink Poorman and Mindangle's family. Skating on HL Tayfon Canal drew crowds and a deathbed transfer occurred for Mrs Gerehieh. A public sale of Fatyn stock was held at Zahn's farm, with farm stork to be sold on February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wihdnagie
Servides
Irvin Betker
Himaielstowt
Telen
Wiliam Gerberieh
Mindnugle’s
Mes
Gerehieh
Te Heyome
Hemperty
Hunmedstown
Tarling
Mindangle
Mary Memperly
Liande Hemperly
John Howperty
Huan Nielstown
Daniel Ganbher
Saltazahn
Telin Struphay
Drarf
Athountalay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diane
Malta
Aes
Fksnariahly
Ole Busted
Yoatene
Coods
Cp S. Bashore
Batty
Pas
Jacob Fauk
Hares
Suedprog
Laimy
Puhlie
Aurit
Varvier
John Wolf
Pated
Lear
Peachtown Polnters
Derry Church
Harry Shelly
Bride
Krick Foie
Pleasant
Marry Shelly
William Krleka
Chrint Thechman
Mary Cosa
Penhana
Abram Shearer
Campbelliawn
George
Union Peesont
Kenlann
Irv
Morela Tanita
Aine Stelin Gieght
Tellegrave
Apo
Mer
Mewin Witman
Trey
Garry
Awa
Tara Station
John Walabough
Horne
Perviona
Jebn
Talybarigh
Poepom
Poulan
Roy, Valnes
Pinegrove Pointers
Chicago Cattle Market
City
Jan
Milton
Chaloe
SAAB
Pittaburg Ontire Market
Mttibu
Lealves
Prin Hovis
Wedi
Yorkurstind
Hutter—llpm
Ldgbens Extra
Pitts
Mearby
York Fulk
Gholce
Bae Ee
Aioe
Lar Rela
Barrole
New York
William Murrie
Toorgs Brunner
Annville
Progross
S. Behm
Park
Linglestown
Jonathan Wopner
William Wick
Mcgillsa
Monroe Valley
Grang
Myerstown Lodge
A. HW
Youse
Ayite
Artair Barto
Bryvilo
Terks
Urpanon
William H. Robinson
Broever
Lecoure
Ie Lebanon Manufacturing Company
Als
Maces eMaha Eye Miaves
Schlegey
Jore Risser
Tracer
Rairoad Street
Mamie Vasnacht
George i
Gegner
Kiehland
Nathan Dubble
Germany
Innternational Harvester Company
Greenville Greetings
Eval
Mann's
Cumberland St
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