Sermon at St Johns Reformed Church On Going Forward
Rev Victor W Dippell delivered a homiletic address at St Johns Reformed Church with the theme Speak unto the children of Israel that they go forward referencing Exodus 2015. An alumni filled audience heard a special song service with Te Deum and Jubilate Deo as graduates and faculty occupied the center. The sermon urged reflection on moving from school life to new beginnings, noting the tears and old familiar faces as the transition looms. The service included decorative towers and plants, and the congregation filled the edifice with members of alumni, undergraduates, teachers, parents and friends. The discourse closed with the pastor inviting worshippers to consider the coming days as they prepare for departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Reformed Church
Stev
Victor W. Dippell
Uyst Dots Reformed Church
Clas
Lebanon
Tippell
Israel
Charles Lamb
Church Guilds and Meetings Schedule
In Lancaster area notices, St Agnes guilds and Mothers meetings are listed for this evening at Mrs Bet hwellin investment North Eighth street and Mrs Abel Heisey Fast Guilford street. Vestry to meet Tuesday at 8. St Katherine end aids its monthly meeting Wednesday at 2 90 p m. St Agnes guild at rectory Saturday afternoon. Also mentions Mt Tretia cottage visits, and Pine Ridge Campaign events at Mt Gretna next week by George F Tyrrell and the Red Men's committee.
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St. Agnes Guild
Pine Ridge
William
Bobb and
Wan. Johns
Mt. Gretna
Tit
George F. Tyrrell
Perse Hall
Red Men's Committee
Boston man to spend month with parents after visit
A report from Boston notes that a man named Ed Lee Ee and others will attend an event Saturday evening and Sunday. This morning he went to Jojestinen to begin a month with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry KE Light, following a centrad Y. M. A. association gathering.
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Valen
Barat
Reading Area Event Promises June 4 Heclwority Day
At Reading, Sinowomans co, 0 nearing, Will uiserw Heclwority Day at Mineral Springs park on June 4. Club members from Philadelphia, Phoenixville, Lelauin expected. Biv Ellis Lewis Mamiplell of Wayne, late president, also expected after thirty seven years. Mia son Myers of Shelby Ohig, at old home Myerstown, a sharee of ST years. Her son Willan H Myers, also of Shelby, accompanied her, called Wie by the cricier pe ers of a relative.
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Sinowomans Co
Mineral Springs Park
Club Wamien
Troy
Philadelphia
Phoenixville
Lelauin
Mia
Myers
Shelby
Myerstown i
Willan H. Myers
Veteran notes soldiers’ photos reflect mood and style
A veteran says some soldiers display poor taste in photos with torn pants and rugged boots while the bravest among them appear as National Lind men, highlighting a view on uniforms and personal image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Lind
Straw Hats Offer Light Hats At Unusual Values
Straw hats advertised as light in weight and price with up-to-date styles. Early and large purchases guaranteed to secure unusual values, aimed at attracting trade through quick and effective advertisement.
Timely Discovery Prevented Major Fire Incident
Joseph Bleistine alerted to a near disaster when a routine check uncovered a developing blaze on five. Torrey acted swiftly, coordinating water and aid, averting a catastrophic spread. Investigators traced the balding and fumes, ensuring quick response saved West Letaven andHyd area from extensive damage.
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Joseph Bleistine
Torrey
Dinniger Foxepd
Pleistine
Tor
Philadelphia Trolley Line Progress Promises Near Reading Link
Reporting on an electric rail expansion, officials say a Reading to Philadelphia line is nearly complete with only a few gaps. The plan ties Reading, Allentown, Temple, and Reading to Lancaster, Harrisburg, and Philadelphia, with a swift one hour travel time anticipated.
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Reading
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Alemtown
Toyertwin
Kerk County
Philadelmina
Theley Valley
Loyertown
Tate Iy
Muttesdd Trace Tim Company
Tealing
Iighwass
Allentown
Kucaewa
Derks
Tancaster
Well Known Man Dead George Seifert Dies at Home
George Seifert, longtime Fifth Ward resident of 88 Lehman Street, died Sunday morning at his home after a brief illness. He was aged about sixty and had served as a waiter at the Tagle Hotel for twenty years. He was active in local church and fire relief groups and a respected member of the community. He is survived by his widow and siblings, including Misses Caroline and Marit Seifert, Mrs Rehearn Strang of Philadelphia, Moses Seifert, Ed Seifert, and his father Joseph Seifert of Lehane, with many relatives mourning his loss.
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George Seifert
Fifth Ward
Lehman Street
Bewaa
Neaher Tewiler
Tagle
St. Mary's
Rellet i Riation
Sparring Exhibition At Academy Of Music Tonight
The sparring exhibition pits lightweight champion Sprawry Wougherty of Philadelphia against Dolly Forster of Lelanon in a scientific display at the Academy of Music. Ball Club manager Hynes will attend, while Chas. McHaet for Danny Dougherty invites local participants to the stage for a trial.
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Weeumyear
Waaurry Wougherty
Phitadelphia
Dolly Forster
Lelanon
The
Academy of Music
Londatr Javes
Dabanon Baseball Lik
Hynes
Chas. McHaet
Danny Dougherty
Lebanon County graduates from Dick Inson Law School
A Devin Yengles of this city and Charles Hirkenwl of Behnetferse Man will graduate tomorrow from Hicklize law school Carishe as members of a class having completed a two year program Lieutenant Governor Gobin will address the big campfire tomorrow evening at Gettysburg for the thirty sixth encampment of the Pennsylvania state department of the Cramp Army of the Meili Veterans and their wives will attend the event.
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Dick Inson
A. Devin Yengles
Charles 9. Hirkenwl
Behnetferseman
Hicklize Law School
Carishe
Oro
Gobin
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania State Department
Cramp Army of the Meili
Lebanon
Woerner's Ant Gallery Read ing Pa
Mr. O E Woerner will be at De pares book store every Tuesday with a fine collection of water colors and carl von photographs. Latest designs of picture frame mouldings and mantel instruments. Orders left at De Hutts book store will be promptly attended to. Regilding of old frames equal to new.
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O. E. Woerner
de Paare Book Store
de- Hutt
Straw Hat Cleaner Promises Hat Makeover for Ten Cents
Local advert announces a straw hat cleaning service priced at ten cents. It claims to restore old hats to new condition. Nearby shops at Ninth and Church Streets and at Seventh and Guilford are advertised as dealers in lumber and mill work.
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Fox & Groeff
Guilford
Tamaqua Game Highlights Strong Finish In Loss To Muhlenberg
Lebanon Valley defeated Muhlenberg 17 to 91 in a tightly contested game. Frank Gray secured his third win in two days for Lebanon Valley as Tamaqua battled to the end. The report notes a late surge by Tamaqua and an exciting ten inning stretch.
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Tamaqua
Lebanon Valley
Muhlenberg
Steelton
Albright
Lebanon High School
Higins
New Lebanon Ehh
Ionalized
Mamager
Lebaton
Harker
Mourrey
Essler
Kinsel
Cole
Hou Beard
Lafonntai
Conroy
Tamaautner
Wfa
Mebbertratt
Voalegrave
Nagle Tarwler
Kennedy Cr. Brehan
Wy. Ghiss
Woolworth
SlopoRoanTe
Frank Gray
State rifle contests open at Mt Gretna range
State rifle contests start August 18 at Mt Gretna with annual events on August 15 and 16, including practice week for Sea Girl competitors and selection for international contests. Pennsylvania and other teams vie for prizes, armed with army service rifles, amid rivalries between brigades and new target equipment.
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Mt. Gretna
Mt. Greta
Petey Wanla
Aind Jean
Mt. Grretna
Vennsylyunia
Distriet of Columbia
Stewart
Ure Tieperturs
Mt. Grete
Ata Fene
Mitland Hunsicker
Major Lewis
War E Lubbins
Vaninssary
Vaptaliv John
Michie
State Naval Militia
W. Red Steynelds
Ys Ernors
Ritke
Anon Creedagh
Ylay
Gerat Ette
Aes
Mt. Greist
Special Train to Jonestown for Church Home Day
At St. Luke's Church services Rector Page announced a P R railway special train to Jonestown on Thursday June 12 leaving the city at 1130 am for the annual observance. Bishop Talbot will attend. A program by church home children will be rendered and refreshments will be served under Miss Sarah Hammond's supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Page
P. & R. Railway Company
Jonestown
Bishop Talbot
Sarah Hammond
St. Lukes
Gebhard Will Case Denied New Trial. Jury Verdict Upheld
Judge Ehrgood overrules the motion for a new trial in the Gebhard will contest case. The court finds no undue influence or new evidence to alter the verdict for the plaintiff. the jury verdict stands. The ruling also grants Levi F. Wagner’s petition to bring ejectment, the rule made absolute.
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Ehrgood
Common Pleas
Ime
Henry J. Gebhanl
John DB
Imboden
Edward Gebhard
Edward
Levi F. Wagner
Delays Hit News Office and Pacific Coast Trip Plans
A printer slip at 3 oclock delayed the News and destroyed the official primary vote table. The paper will be off schedule today. Mr and Mrs E A Sowers and son 2nd Mrs S Emma Becker plus a party of 35 depart tonight for a 38 day 9551 mile Pacific coast tour including Red Lands Hudson River Yellowstone Park and Columbia River stops. A Philadelphia to Boston leg begins for a party joining Mrs Francis Osbourn. Public notices include courthouse offices closing at 4 pm until September and wedding plans for John Wachter and Miss Mary OGrady.
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Pacific Coast
E. A. Sowers
Theft of Five Steers Opens Criminal Term Trial
The first term of criminal court opened with Henry Bishop and Samuel Hautman charged in the theft of five steers from farmer Schaeffer on August 14. William Ford and others faced counts. four steers were sold or recovered by different parties. Foreman Harry Light led the grand jury with strict instructions for prompt testimony. District Attorney, counsel for the accused, and several commissioners were named, with routine docketing and true bills announced.
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Henry Bishop
Samuel Hautman
Harry H. Light
Bille
Henry Wishop
Samuel A. Hanli
Schaeta
Scheffer
William Ford
Scensed
Gotuway
Simon Theads
Edward George
Augustus Searfoss
Farmer Schaeffer
Hone
Palmer Schaeffer
Henry
Commonwealth
Geo. Kunkel
Harrisburg
A. Frank Seltzer Andeorge B. Woomer
Thos. WF. Capp
Bnt
John Hartfeld
A. Ro Houck
Doin M. Kral
Heidelberg
Calvin
Moore
Lifth
Luther P. Jegek
I . Adams
Lenny Ketger
Grant W. Reiidet
George A. Hunter
Frank Yost
Charles F. Urban
David JL Darkes
John Kearcher
Andonathin Snyder
Eugene Db. Siegrist
Catherine Spickler
Chas.s Spickler
Licerce
Col AL Frank Seltzer
Mame Vetern
Lydiq A. Rise
Aghninistrateix
Isabel Jones
Tengi
Ito
C. H. George
OTF
Register
True Bills
Morris Emerlet
John Clemsoun
Prank Seagrist
Vutry
Phoebe Rehner
Amos Jones
Adams Express Company
Guilford, Street
Fortunate Escape as Boy Narrowly Misses Injury
John Smith, son of Levi A. Smith, rode along Cumberlaid Street near Shugar Song & Co. when a horse attached wagon spooked by a passing auto caused a collision. He was knocked from his bike, front wheel broken, and suffered a severe shaking but escaped serious injury.
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John Smith
Staith
Levi A. Smith
Mourth
Hestnur
Tle
J. H. Shugar, Song & Co
Suilth
Sal
Mrs Mabel Conklin Delivers Talk At Academy Of Music
Mrs Mabel L Conklin of Brooklyn general secretary of the White Cross society gave a men only Sunday afternoon talk on Personal Purity at Fisher Academy of Music. Her address drew close attention and explained the White Cross movement with emphasis on its growth and significance. In the evening she spoke on Why Young Men Go Wrong at a Lutheran church meeting led by Yo ML Go Ated president Charles F Illard with hymns, prayers, and Scripture reading.
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Mabel S. Conklin
Brooklyn
X.Y
White, Cross Society
Fisher Academy of Music
Ion
Charles EF. Illard
Adam Saylor Teading
Hev. LH. Albright
Salem
Vhureh
Abner Hiartman
Rev. Albright
William G. Henn
E. 8. Hroiner
Flist Reformed Church
Overcome in Church Seizure of Illness at St Mary's
Jonathan Levengood of North Eighth Street collapsed during services at St Mary's Catholic Church, was moved to the street for care, and later improved at home after medical attention. The report notes his condition and a later recovery in the day. Also appears: market prices and new street seating at the P and R railway station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Levengood
St. Mary's Church
Tts
Distillery Assignment and Board Meeting Update
Joseph Bleistine, a United States ganger and storekeeper, took the 11 20 train Sunday night for Brimbough Retford county where he had been assigned to the Brumbough distillery relieving B Reynolds area physical directors gather Prof C E Luckenbach physical director at the YMCA this morning went to Philadelphia to attend the annual meeting of the physical directors in Pennsylvania He will be away a week P van Winkleism The telephone to the water supply and paving of streets seem to be on the retired visi for another decade
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Philadelphia
Fred Brill
Sara Shugar
Holland House
North Eighth Street
Joseph Bleistine
United States
Brimbough
Retford County
Brumbough
B. Reynolds
C. E. Luckenbach
Y. MC. A
Pennsylvania
Contested Republican ticket praised by county voters
The article reports the Republican primary producing a ticket led by M. Olmsted for Congress and a slate including Bier Zerbe Wig Schrapp and others. It notes the campaign was fair and free of mudslinging, with judges tallying votes in Room No 4 at the courthouse and listing county committee makeups and local ward representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel H. Moyer
Court House
Congress
Olmsted
Assembly
E. Benjamin Bier
Yoan
Annville
Thomaas
Zerbe
Schaefferstown
Hiram L. Wig
Newmanstown
Schrapp
Lebanon
Register of Wills
Samuel J. B. Spengler
North Lebanon
Orphans’ Court
John Db. Roger
Thomas J. Bollman
Harrison
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Ming Laura Smith
Poundelphia
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Boston
Ed Lee Ee
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Timely
Lebanon County
Gen. Gobin
Woerner
ANT
Readi Ng, PA
Base Ball Club
Henry J. Beck
Central Railway of New Jersey
Lebanon and
Wilmington and Columbia
Fr. Chambers
New Jersey Central
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M. Miller
Perea Tataryerr
Pillebury
Ralston
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Hortangite
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Selma Reinoeh
N. Eighth Street
Tobias Reinoeh
Kate and
Grace Reinoehl
North Ninth Street
Francis Osbourn
New England
W. M. Offa
F. Crassmann
New York
Andrew Allwein
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Mary O'Grady
Chelsea
Arthur Brock and
Laughters
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Taion
Bethel
Zionr
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Jackson
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East
Nanaver
Millersek
Millcreek
Stiehtand
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West Cornwall
Derry
Londonderry
Town
Crimalter
Ehrgood Fresiding
Globe Shoe Store
Ck Ls
Mabel L. Conklin
White Cross Society
BR. Geo. Ross &Co
Gap
Treet
Manning
Gabriel_H. Moyer
Herbert L. Manbeck
C. D. Kremer
North Annville
A. B. Landin
Eugene D. Sleggist
Frank H. Lehman
C. J. Barr
A. B. Mark
George Miller
Byron. Bergner
Harry Wunderlich
E. J. Beers
Lemon Young
Elias Hartz
Eby
South Londonderry
B. H. Bowman
R. E. Arnold
Cornwall
Philip Dissinger
Harry Shutter
West
Frank Carpenter
George Grop
North
George Gingrich
Donmoyer
Richland
U. S
G. Stein Oretz
W. R. Frank Milcreek
John Welzer
J. J. Neil
East Hanover
W. R. Gerberich
D. M. Speck
Fredericksburg
J.tehney
C. C. Gerhart
Mt Zrog
M. Zartman
J. A. Schuck
Anton—Benjamin Kreiser
Eli Reetser
Frank Kelner
Henry Warner
North Annvilla
John Boger
Harvay Speck
South Annville
C. P. Long
J. M. Bomberger
West Lebanon
Jacob Guckrey
Tos
Strohmas
Daniel A Frant2
Night Calla
Ninth St
M. H. Treadwell
Spain
Eggleston
ST. Louis Button CO
St. Louis
Herrick Seed Company
Rocheater
N.Y
Southern Holt & Nut .Co
Birmingham
Ala
South Fifth Street
Zweir's
Fifth
Walnut Sts
Eighth St
Mally Building
Cumberland Street
F. E. Meily
Fos
Pikely To
Harry Levan
Hoffman &T
North Tenth Straet
M. Gettel
Cumberland St
C. Grumbein & Bon
Ninth Street
Elmer E. Rauch
Milo B. Stevens & CO
14Th Bt
Washington
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