Open air concert and lodge notices in Lebanon area
Lebanon Daily News lists a market square open air concert by Perseverance band. It also catalogs several lodge and camp venues including Sons of America Hall Avon Camp 33 P O 8 of A and Mt Lebanon based Magonica Asylum No 220 F and A M G A R Hall Sedgwick Post No 42 G A L B K G E Hall Garfield commander No 50 K G E Seliger Hall Lebanon Valley Castle No 6 Ancient Order Knights of Mystic Drain Abigail Lodge No 210 Daughters of Rebecca Lone of America Hall Sylvania Peny Coynell No 44 Daughters of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Square
Perseverance Band
Sons of America Hall
P.O
A. Liberty Hall
Liberty Band
Chemical House
Chemical Engine Company
A. Hall
Avon
A. Avon
Magonica Asylum
Mt. Lebanon Lodge
A. M. G. A&r. Hall
Sedgwick Post
G. Alb
New Advertisements Memory Recital and Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists various classifieds including Wanted ads for a girl and washing, a second annual recital, Superior ducks, a notice to Canton, and references to Kanon Gas Co ranges and Mik -plene with unclear text. Entities include M. C. Pennington and Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Pennington
Canton
Kanon Gas Co—Ranges
Mik -Plene
Personal mentions from Annville and nearby towns
Local society notes list residents and visitors in Annville and surrounding areas. Mrs Gideon Kreider hosts guests while Mrs Charles Campbell and son William visit, and several others خالد travel for visits or passenger travel to Reading, Philadelphia, Lancaster, and Newark.
Elks Carnival Visitors and Local Residents Gather
A Harrisburg visitor Ross Morgan spent Wednesday with his parents Mr and Mrs John H Morgan on West Cumberland Street. Mrs George Krause rode the 30 train today. Charles Frantz of Frantz & Bro. attended the Elks carnival in Reading. Samuel Klopp of Richland, a cigar manufacturer, called in the city this afternoon. Mrs Grant Heilman and children planned a visit to Jones Town. Adolph Lohse, the Eighth Street barber, left this afternoon for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon Kreider
College Uycite
Annville
Charles Campbell
Wiliam
Middletown
Campbell
May Stober
Reading
Reheeta Heber
Walnut Street
George Arnold
Julin Messner
Bismarck
Pls. Kaufman
Seventh
Cunberland Strecia
Tok
Neeth Eighth Street
Philadelphia
G. H. Snyder
J. W. Harbeson
Henry McConnell
John Messner
Dismarck
W. A. Gax
Montandon
Northumberland County
Lebanon
S. 4. Cox
North Eighth Street
Milton Weltmer
A. M. Weltmer
Ninth Street
Ater
Lancaster
Willam H. Leniz
Jones
Eh Wakaigong
Katheyn Witmeyer
Damiel PoWiteyer
Pithax Cunhertaued Streetk
Ades Maboura
Philudapit
George WB
Comberhind Soren
Aena Lp
Rey, Pi, Trotter Wilk
Seventin
Abrai Wess
PL & BR
W.S., Davis and Child
Bast
Tabanon
Frank Reeshore
Rosy
Ueformers
Mise Helen Reinochl
George S. Reinoehl
Lan
E. B Engle
Harrisburg
Valley House
Mark
A. Ross Morgan
John H. Morgan
West Cumberland Street
George Krause
South Eighth Street
Charles G. Frantz
W_ T_ Frantz & Bro
Cumberland Street
Samuel Klopp
Richland
Grant Heilman
Jonestown
Adolph Lohse
Eighth Street
Denver News Notes From June Gathering and Local Events
The Denver page reports Jennie Siwelgert and Henry Meyruyer wed at the Home of the Debts, with numerous friends and many gifts. Other items include a furniture dealer sale notice, church services and Sunday programs at St. Johns and St. Lantz, a school board meeting setting a tax rate, Thanksgiving and Christmas observances, a new Denver fire company charter, and community updates on local residences and Civil War veterans.
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Saxt
Jennie Siwelgert
Ad Wace
Henry I. Meyruyer
Teinhas Station
Douhle
Hieynong
Kimier
Pogelman
St. Dotin’s
Aunday AL
Engligh
Searaihd
Alef Ada Nissley
Sararf
EF. B. Wolf
Ing Mat Gm
Tae Hoard
Marth
Althanse
Reamstown Mutual Fire
Reamstown
St. Jahv's Union
Tire
Weir
Tarver T. Luta
Denver Fire Company
Alwaham Tein
Seigtreid
Ain
Seigtried
John Smith
California
Pleasantville News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Work
MT, PLEASANT, June 19 The village shows a lit display with a mail collection box at A B Carper store. Various residents visited relatives or attended services, including Mrs Suan Carper from Lebanon and John Bordlemay’s family at his father’s funeral. Painting underway on Harry Gilble’s barn. milk deliveries by numerous teams. local social visits noted. a church service listed for June 29 at Brighthill's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U S. Mail
A. B Carper
Suan Carper
Lebanon
Edwin Wolfe
Janwood
Joseph Newgard
Millersville State Normal School
Jotn Bordlemay
Gingrich
Samuel Spangler
David Spangier
Annville
John Porrest
Harry Gilble
Morris Wise
Tower City
Henry Bohr
Lillie Albert
Sporting Hill
Mary Kreider
Campbelltown
Felix Gingrich
Marie Risser
Lawn
Belsbaugh
Benj. Stamm
Brighthill
Sons of Veterans Encampment Elects Leaders in Doylestown
At the annual encampment in Doylestown estimates place attendance at about 1000 delegates and members. Capt. Allen D. Roth was elected delegate at large and officers including Commander William P. Baker and others were chosen. Next meeting planned for Allentown, Ladies Aid Society noted 1013 members in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doylestown
Allentown
Ladies’ Aid Society
S_ of V
Sons of Veterans
Allen D. Roth
Maple Street
Sedgwick Camp
William P. Baker
Bethlehem
Joseph G. Hart
W. R. Willbide
Altoona
D. D. Hammelbaugh
L. M. Stevens
Alfred G. Lloyd
L. Love
L. C. Brown
Lutz
Kochersperger
African Picnickers at Harrisburg Picnic Stop
A large group from a Harrisburg colored church rode a special train to Mt. Gretna for their annual picnic. Upon arrival they transferred to a C and L. engine to reach the park. At the Valley House bar they queued for drinks, with many women among the thirsty crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. 1& FR. Railway Company
Harrisburg Colored Church
Mt. Gretna
C. & L. Company
Valley House Bar
Rowing Prizes At Mt Onee Mee Diamond Stud
Wednesday a party of boys from Lebanon and Auburndale Mass rowed in new steel shells at Mt onee mee diamond stud. Arthur L. Spangler of the city won the first prize, a diamond stud. Albert Smith Jr of this city won second prize, a bound copy of Dickens. Prizes were offered by a gentleman from Lancaster. Spangler won three singles in five races and he with Smith took the winning crew in two of three. A number of spectators witnessed the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Auburndale
Mass
Mtonee Mee Diamond Stud
Arthur L. Spangler
Dickens
Albert Smith, Jr
Lancaster
Spangler
Mr. Smith
Lickdale Church Hosts Pulpit and School Board Actions
Rev Wm H Borer filled the Grace U T church pulpit for Rev Rhoads who was absent Rev Boxer preached well and church work pleased the congregation Quarterly conference met at Kethel Taie church Led by Evangelical association presiding elder Lev Kelner He preached Sunday and commended his people Miss Sadie Dareas left for eastern cities to visit friends Mr Wer ler and family arrived from Cherryville to visit relatives Enron school board deleted several teachers for the coming term at Lickdale Green Point and surrounding districts The directors judged well and expect a bright term Grammar school literary committee aims to ready the schoolhouse with books in good order
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Borer
Fredericksburg
Grace UT. B
Rhoads
Boxer
Chures
Kethel Taie
Lev. Kelner
Eller
Eyan-gelical Association
Sadie Dareas
Ea. Werner
Cherryville
Northampton County
Werler
Enron School Board
George Seatox
Lickdale
Mayle Masnaelit
W. Mease
Edward Kreiser
Wiliam Peiffer
Felty
S. Harrer Spitler
Otters
Irvin Buestiere
Grant
Har- Meily
Har
Bethel Happenings and Lebanon Valley Graduates
June news from Bethel notes Ezra A. Kine selling large fruit lots and local sales of Geo. Ziegler, with harvests and weather shaping crops. a new schoolhouse will rise in Schott's district and college events at Lebanon Valley include graduation ceremonies, prizes, class day programs, and athletic plans alongside music concerts and honorary degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra A. Kine
Geo. Ziegler
Harvey A. Kine
Ines
Thana
Michael Zeljer
Schott
Dixtier
Alfred Charles Tennyson Sumner Pestalozzi
Altma Mae Light
Margaret Attwood
Arabella Batdorf
Fame Ratitorf
Gertrude Bowman
Neta Englar
Alma Engle
Nettie Lorkeman
Isaac F. Loos
Elizabeth Stehman
Mary Zimmerman
Edith Myers
Roop
Chant
Willam II
Gottwall
Washington
Wee
Freeport Mills Bridge and Dam Remodel Plans Noted
Local reports describe two new bridges over the Oil Creek near Freeport Mills and Levi S. Gerhart mobilizing workers to remodel his dam. The visit mentions Mr. Aetna Sun tar and individuals such as Thomas Fleks tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Semley
Rethel Township
David Tie
Freeport Mills
Levi S. Gerhart
Rel Tioas
Aetna Suntar
Thomas Fleks Tag
Erte
Senate caucus on Cuban reciprocity divides beet sugar bloc
Republican senators met in the marble room to discuss the Cuban reciprocity bill. Beetsugar supporters argued for protection and urged burden sharing, while others favored tariff cuts for Cuba. Most feared no final action this session. adjournment seemed likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Washington
Marble Room
Senate Eldor
Allison
Platt
McKinley
Roosevelt
Spooner
Burrows
Senate
Congress
Quay
Dietrich
Alwall
Senate Will Make Final Disposition of Measure
Washington June 19 The Senate began voting on amendments to the Nicaragua canal with extended speeches from Spooner Hanna Petting Teller and Jones as advocates debated the Panama versus Nicaragua routes. Other items note a sunken chinaware maker and local church anniversaries and a plan to move an ancient organ from Portsmouth to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Nicaragua Canal
Spooner
Hanna
Panama
Petlug
Alabama
Nicaragua
Teller
Col
Imou
Panama Project
Jones
Arkansas
Litta
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Everilene Sekie
Lebanon County
F. S. Kaufman
Cumberland St
GEQ
E. Miller
Optician
Lebanon Daily News
Cu-Lynn
Denver
Mt, Pleasant
ERB & Craumer
J. Shenk
Cumberland
A. C. Roth
Bethel
George B. Albright
A. Westly Miller
Pais
John H. Allemai
Leibnitz
Daniel F. Cowling
God
William J. Sanders
Lebanon Valley College
William A. Sites
Ronald J. Cowling
A. J.J. Lanmer
Wim. J. Sanders
Edna Engle
Alfred Appenzeller
Dr. Roop
Hattie & Shelly
Rupp
L. Brighthill
Mauree E. Brighthill
Aunnville
Maurice E. Brizat
Alfred Kreider
Myer
Shenk
Ex Ficia
Sees
Isaac F. Loos Cresident
J. Sinders
D. D. Buddinger
Clase
J. Lehn Kreider
A. C. T. Sumner
Nettie Lockeman
Clarte St
W. Miller
Elizabeth Scellman
Cliss
Thomas A. Lawson
CC. Gohn
Isaac F.loos
L. Ve Fanie
Preatent
Sanders
Gertrude M. Bowman
Alfred C.T. Sumner
Thomas
Lawson
Conservatory
J. c. Hasbrouck
Groker
Onra West Tyro
Ong Oy
Tee Beach
Tod
Baltimore
Central Rik
Aichinson Atchison
West Union
Wisg Union Pacifc
Union Parise
Rwy
Pat Penns
Ohio
Taal Rock
Nor & West
Texas
Fes
Caucus ON
Colo
Charles Frederick Haviland
France
Henrietta Haviland
Taviland
Rocky Mountains
Oakes Nome
Old Middig
Terry McGovern
New York
College Point
L. 1
McGovern
Brooklyn
Lin Ale
Young Corbett
National Jr. G. U. Alm
Milwaukee
Wis
Svinburne
Mr. Swinburne
Chanatel Isles
Shelby
Ghouz E
Swinburne
Insong
Brante Street Episcopal Church
Portsmouth
N. H
America
Boston
London i
King's Chapel
Benjamin Franklin
Kewburyport
Ward
Charles Burroughs
Win
Peng Hotel
Fos
C. E. Rittle
Bomberger, Anc. H. Whrich. Cherr
Keystone Piano
Miller Organ CO
Uncle Lars
Ip Hin
Vietna
P. S. Long
MANNS
Prince Albert
Peter Thompson
West
Norfolk
Isaac Mann & Son
Frantz’s: Furniture Bazar
North Ninth Street
Frank H. Atkins
Shirk Ice Co
North Tenth Se
Shirk Ice Company
Silver Springs
Letanan
Weemaley Ne
FREY
Ecbanom EY
Lemberger & Co
LEECH
Stiles & Boyle
Philadelphia Rye Specialists
Meo
Isaac Wolf & Co
ONE Price Clothiers
Lebanon, Pa
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