Matrimonial Sea War Launches Happy Union at Bride's Home
A front page wedding notice describes the marriage of Miss Lute Catherine Kendig to Jules Artine of Reading, with Rev. George B. Renshaw officiating at the First Baptist Church on South Third Street. The couple, after a brief honeymoon, will reside in Reading and later visit Philadelphia and Eastern Pennsylvania. The bride wore a traveling gown, and a reception followed at the temple. The couple, popular in their circles, came from families with noted local ties including the Martins and the Ameris.
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South Third Street
George B. Renshaw
First Baptist Church
Emma Catherine Kendig
Ralph Arthur Kluge
Reading
SN Eelork
Femlig
South Thint Street
Was
Lute Catherine
Jules Artine Loge
Redding
Ant Mos
Adlat Sieritz
Eluret
Uittertad
Visitations to Adauxebarg Adder Great Battle 1862
Dr Schantz led a paper titled The Visitations to Adeuxebarg Adder Ye Great Battle in July 1862 at the Lebanon county historical society meeting in the county courthouse. New members presented by name include Ramm te Melt George A. Reloelil Ateorge W. Bogle I Shindel Krave and Key Calvin Fisher of Lebanon Ril Prat tL 1h Shenk of Annville Har ST Beitr presented the first Haven cane wf othe papers mend.
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Dre
Sehauts
Myers Town
Lebanon County
Grand Jury
Tie Coun House
Ramm Te Melt
George A. Reloelil
Ateorge W. Bogle
I Shindel Krave
Key
Calvin Fisher
Lebanion
Shenk
Annvite
Har
Beitr
Finst Haven Caine
Beautiful Arabian Steed Captivates Cumberland Street Crowd
Veterinary surgeon P Harvey Seltzer and Doc Gantz showcased a recently purchased Arabian stallion on Cumberland Street. Trained by Albert Simmons, the horse wore a new glossy suit and drew keen attention as it prepared to display a swift gait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Harvey Seltzer
Gantz
Cumberland Street
Albert Simmons
Haro
Lebanon puddler Willan Finnessey held on attempt charge
Report says Willan Finnessey once an American plant worker near the Dartstown area is detained by Alderman Merkel on a charge of attempting to injure a man named Tarnor near Isst Monday. The suspect worked in Dartstown and recently moved here. Officials state a bail hearing will determine if he is released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Finnessey
Palmyra Boy Describes San Juan Voyage Amid Eruption Fear
A Palmyra boy, son of Mr and Mrs David Wagendanier of Ualuyea, recounts a voyage with the U S Cavalry government service to San Juan Puerto Rico during Mt Pelee's eruption. He details ship passage from Sterling to Port de France, ash clouds over Port du Pratice, and the chaotic scenes as Americans aided locals. He notes learning some French and mentions sending stories and items to friends, while reflecting on the danger and awe of the eruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Teary Hagendanier
David Wagendanier
Witth United States Cavalry
San Juan
Rico
Tae
Sion
Eh BE
Mark
Salman
Tosi
Bethe Valeane
Hems
St. Verre
Hare Sea
St Terre
Td Sterling
Government Navy
Sao Juan
BL Terre
Man Arrest Warrant Issued In Mailbox Destruction
Postmaster informant charges Adam Witmer of Cornwall with shooting a rural route mailbox on June 23 and an earlier attempt to kill Charles Gross. Witmer fled. U S deputy marshal S H Lapp of Harrisburg and Detective Ringler seek him as rules impose fines up to 1000 dollars or three years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Haverd
Thomas H. Capp
Middle District
Adam Witmer
Cornwall
U. S
Cornwall Turnpike
North Cornwall Furnace
W. C. Freeman
Witmer
Charles Gross
Gross
United States
Mershal
U.S
H. Lapp
Harrisburg
Ringler
Cruelty Charge Faces Jacob Botlinger Near Campbelltown
Jacob Botlinger of Campbelltown area was arrested last Monday on cruelty charges involving eight animals. Constable Evans of South Londonderry arrested him, with Col. A. Frank Seitxer reporting details. Botlinger was bound over for hearing before Alderman Landig Gerbertch, with a docket set for Monday. The information lists cows and calves starved due to insufficient land and feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Botlinger
Campbelltown
Col
A. Frank Seitxer
Constable Evans
Londonderry
Squire J. 6 Gaat
Hollinger
Landig Gerbertch
Orlock
Furnished Cottage Arrives at Mt Gretna Resort
On Chautauqua grounds at Mt Gretna cottagers are seen arriving for the resort season. Pierce Thompson’s team conveyed furniture from Mrs Martha Rose to her cottage. Also advertised are children’s wash suits from 25 cents at C K Light & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ally
Mt. Gretna
Pierce Thompson
Martha Rose
C.K. Light & CO
Harvest Prospects Mixed as Clover Hay Shortage Looms
Drought earlier in the season reduced clover hay yields with only a half crop expected, while Timothy benefits from recent rains. Hay quality remains high though overall supply tight, wheat looks set for a decent yield and oats and potatoes show promise as farmers brace for winter feeding needs. A sample harvest from Iowa and neighboring areas suggests variable conditions across crops with field reports indicating potential recovery in some grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Eraan de Mily
Tifa
Two Fishing Parties Seek Festive Bass This Morning
Early today Joel Breeley Fred Mot and Harry 8 traveled with Kline and Hartz to Union Deposit and Swa tara to fish for bass. They carried ample bait and expect to haul a large catch home. A second party led by ex Councilman George W Lengle with Lyman Hess and Sydney Johnson rode the 8 52 train toward the eastern county to fish for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Breeley
Fred Mot
Harry
Kline
Hartz
Ina
Union Deposit
Swatara
Daz
George W. Lengle
Lyman Hess
Sydney Johnson
Lebanon Cycle Club Baseball Outing With Feature Music And Supper
The Lebanon Cycle Club held its fifth annual outing at Pelleyn Park with baseball among club members, plus dancing, boating, and music by Perse brass. A large crowd joined in the day’s events as a supper was served in the park dining hall, with plans for a 6:83 train return and closing festivities tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Jodlar
Pelleyn
Alay Cue Ders
Oth Che Park
Wall Railroad
Ite
Stephen Heilly
George E. Miller
K. Snyder
Cavin Snyder
Juul
Perse Brass
Heatra
Spevind
Jearing
Wetork
Toliane
Couteher
Charles Stahtes Wreher
Gates
Willam Steinoebl
A. F Wan
Jacob Faneau
Hay Light
Norman Reitel
Marrs
Eugene J. Siegrist, Esq
Eli
Ecateher
Ho OM
Kcieht
Wideleer
John Hovek
Bresson
Fey
Hoffer
Geo
Miller
Dr. V
It Shufler
W. Be
T. Atkins
Jeff Heli
J. C. Walter
Inshield
L. Reiger
The
Park
Charter
W. Evkert
Laneas
The Mother's In Law State Ment Promotes Hoke's Electric Supporter
A letter claims relief for female weakness from Hoke's Electric Supporter. The writer says the product improved daily function, reducing the need for medicines. They offer to share details and provide address for contact at 34 South Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke
Federal Building Site Proposals Open July 16
Proposals for a site to erect the federal building will be opened here at 2 o clock. Specifications require a parcel with suitable dimensions, diagrams showing width of streets and alleys, grades, and obtainable improvements. Seller must remove improvements within thirty days after notification and cover costs associated with the conveyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Lo
Carter
Crommell's Pal Badly Wanted in Multiple Crimes
A Burlington County notice offers rewards totaling six hundred dollars for the arrest and conviction of John Williams, the negro, linked to the murder of aged John Henke in Burlington on August 23, 1896. Five hundred dollars more are offered for Williams in the Henke case, with an additional thousand dollars for ties to a separate assault in Merchantville on June 7, 1901. Sheriff Coppenhayer received a poster from Burlington Sheriff Fenton showing Williams, about 30, with a boyish face, tall gangly build, dark skin, red-tinted hair, and a distinctive walk due to prior foot frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Crommell
John Henke
Burlington
N. J
Henke
Merchantville
Sheriff Coppenhayer
Sherif Charles R. Fenton
Williams
Pleasant family reunion honors Boltz visitors in Annville
A Pleasant family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Riley Snavely Annville honors Mr and Mrs Josh Boltz Morning Sun Iowa. Attendees include Samuel W Clark and daughter Virginia W L Kaufman and daughter Katie Lebanon Joseph Machamer and grandchildren Sinking Springs Miller and daughter Edna Reading Riley Sorvely and sons George and Joseph Annville Jerome Snavely and children Warren Mary Helen Campbelltown John Bollz Annville William Bollz and Katherine with her son Charles Horstick Charles P Stauffer Campbellstown Willam Elliott and children Fanny Ella Berthe Joseph and Thomas Ejilatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Charles P. Stauffer
Campbelltown
Willam Elliott
Fanny
Ella
Berthe
Joseph
Thomas Ejilatt
Live Local News Highlights From Second Page
Returned from Philadelphia items include Miss Carrie Wengert and Austriana to Picnic. Open for Business and Building at Gloninger are noted. Other entries mention a sensible graduate, purse snatchers, George Steitz, At the Seaside, a novel invention, and Comfort Barber Shop. City Sunday Schools and what the Guard will eat appear alongside local notices. Harrisburg Musicians Here and Goes Back Home conclude the items with regional correspondence from Shellsville and nearby towns.
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Philadelphia
Carrie Wengert
Gloninger
George Steitz
Lebanon
Albright B. B
Bishopric
Harrisburg
Shellsville
Mt. Aetna
Richland
Fredericksburg
Steetstown
South Mountain
Ono and
Myerstorn
Handsome Residence Planned at Third and Cumberland Streets
George D. Krause of Geo Krause & Co hardware dealers will erect a Colonial brick residence at the southeast corner of Third and Cumberland Streets. Architect A A Richter prepared the plans. Reinoeht lumber company has the contract and ground staking begins tomorrow. 30th Brothers Graduated in Pennsylvania College news item notes Martin S Kartmany and Carl S Kartmany, brothers, from this city both graduated. the name Carl was omitted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Krause
Geo, Krause & C c
South Eighth Street
Third and
Cumberland Streets
A. A. Ritcher
Reinoeht Lumber Company
Martin S Karmany
D. 5
Kartmany
Penttsylvania College
Gettysburg
Carl S
Will Work at the Seashore
John W Cramp of 32 Locust Street has worked in his brother's bakery. Jacob L Cramp, also of Locust Street, will leave for Arbury Park to bake at the Ocean Hotel this summer. Communion services will be held at Avon U B church by Rev Gates at 2 pm on Sunday June 22. All are welcome. Rev L R Kramer, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cramp
Locust Street
Jacob L. Cramp
Arbury Park
Ocean Hotel
Avon U. B
H. &. Gates
L. R. Kramer
Zion Lutheran Church Service Schedule and Local Improvements
Zion Lutheran Church will hold preparatory services this evening in the chapel at an unspecified hour. Holy communion is set for Sunday at 10 45 a m and after the regular evening service. A morning offering supports the congregation's poor relief fund. B F Ward, a South Eighth street merchant, is installing a new pavement in front of his residence at 603 Cumberland Street and beautifying the surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.F. Ward
South Eighth Street
Feller
Cumberland Street
Fishing Trip for Miller Company Men to Marysville
John Boyer Charles Miller and H H Struphauer of the Miller organ company left on the 1 20 train for Marysville Perry county for a two day fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry County
John Boyer
Charles Miller
H. H. Struphauer
Miller Organ Company
Marysville
Miners Die in West Virginia Dynamite Blast
Roanoke reports five miners killed after dynamite was thrown into a shaft near Williamston West Virginia during a labor strike. Survivors fled as armed workers fired on them and more miners arrived from Chesapeake and Ohio fields. Tensions persist as men abandon hope of settlement and seek new work.
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Roanoke
Henry Harston
Peter Harston
Williamston
W. Va
Ceveral
Chesapeake and Ohio
West Virginia
Levine
Isaacg Wolf & CO
Cumberland Street
PING PONG AT Y M C A TOURNAMENT OPENS
The Y M C A ping pong tournament starts with openings where Duke Sowers defeated Dale Smith 6 0 and Roy Bowman beat Oscar Gingrich 6 2. A long list of contestants includes Bud Hood Charles Hofer Jas Geasler Richard Halter Duke Sowers Dale Smith Luther Deipinger Geo Hottenstine Ray Gleim Walter Matter James Hoffer Ralph Hugh Ray Light Guy Rutter Oscar Gingrich Roy Bowman. The winner will be presented with a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Sowers
Dale Smith
Roy Bowman
Oscar Gingrich
Bud Hood
Charles Hofer
Jas. Geasler
Richard Halter
Luther R. Deipinger
Geo, Hottenstine
Ray Gleim
District Commencement Exercises At Maple Street Institute
The Independent District high school will hold commencement exercises this evening at 8 o'clock in the Janes Coleman Institute on Maple Street. Supt. J. W. Snake will present diplomas. The program includes invocation by Rev. Stanley C. Hughes, salutatory by Herbert C. Crawford, oration Hints and in Life by William C. Strack, essay Ye Banks and Blues of Bonnie Doon by Florence E. Kercher, music Not Strewn With Roses by Felty Essar, mass recitation The Maker's Dream by Barbara Miller, history by Annie S. Bowman, vocal music by Edo Felty, and a piano address by Prof. R. B. Wolfersberger. Nine graduates listed: Annie K. Bowman, Herbert C. Crawford, Edna Felts, Irene Welty, Harvey P. Gugueh, Florence E. Kercher, Barbara Miller, Charles W. Reed, William C. Strack. The Xaglex orchestra will furnish music. district school board members attend. Directors: Samuel P. Rank, John P. Fatschke, William O. Matthews, Thaniel K. Eight, John JT Reveman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Coleman Institute
Maplestreet
Stanley C. Hughes
Herbert C. Crawford
Wiliam C. Strack
Bonnie Doon
Florence E. Kercher
Harvey P. Gingrich
Maciner
Barbara Miller
Winxxs
Annie
Bowman Vitedtvtety
Edo Felty Masic
R. B. Wolfersberger
J. W. Snake
Annie K. Bowman
Edna Felts
Irene Welty
Harvey P Gugueh
Barbara Miler
Charles W. Reed
William C. Strack
Ra Xaglex Orchestra
Samuel P. Rank
John PF. Patschke
Wiliam 0. Matthews
John D. Miller
Thaniel IK
John JT
Reveman
Degrees Awarded At Muhlenberg College Commencement
Rev Jonathan A Gilek of Myerstown received a Master of Arts, Frank B M Ulrich of this city earned a Bachelor of Arts, with Ulrich among the graduates delivering a speech on Modern Building. Ex Judge F E Meily A Stanley Ulrich and Rev D F J Pf Schantz attended the college trustees meeting and the commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan A. Gilek
Myerstown
Frank BM. Ulrich
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
Ulrich
F. E. Meily
A. Stanley Ulrich
D. F. J. PF. Schantz
Board of College Trustees
New Faculty Named for Consolidated Albright New Berlin Colleges
The consolidated Albright New Berlin colleges at Myers Towns announce a new faculty led by Rev. James D. Wodring as president. William Bowman A M Ph D and A E Gobble A M D D join as senior professors in mental sciences and Latin literature respectively. Other appointments include W J Dech Greek language literature Wo P Winter inorganic sciences James P Stober organic sciences Harry A Kless mathematics H L Backenatowe English literature elocution and Miss Sampsell in English Bible church history. C 3 Kelchner directs modern language and physical culture W S Wilde teaches voice culture and harmony Miss Jennie Lewis Peters piano theory Zeh C Stanford fine arts. The fifteen week term begins Tuesday September 9 192_.
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Albright-New Berlin
Albright New Berlin
Myers Towns
James D. Wodring
A. M
A. Bowman
A. E. Gobble
A.M
W. J. Dech
A.B
Wo. P. Winter
A. MI
James P. Stober
S. M
Harry A. Kless
A M
H. L. Backenatowe
A. M. Sampsell
Kelchner
W. S. Wilde
C. M
Jennie Lewis Peters
Zeh C. Stanford
Mrs B Dawson Coleman Heads to Europe for Summer
Mrs B Dawson Coleman and her children and maid left Bit, Lebanon, on the 8:30 train for New York to sail for Europe where they will spend the summer. They were accompanied to New York by Mr Coleman.
Lebanon Athletica to face Avon on Saturday
The Lebanon Athletic and Lebanon high school teams meet for a baseball game on the Avon diamond Saturday afternoon June 21. Known as Central Pennsylvania champions, the Athletics feature W Enckenbill Urban Shultz Blyter Fragler Kirkewood and others. A strong rivalry builds expectations for an exciting contest between the two squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Athletica
Avon
Lebanon Athletic
Lebanon High School
Avon Diamond
Central Fenniyvania
Hott
W. Enckenbill
Urban
A Fine Concert by the Perseverance Band
The Perseverance band under Prof. Geo Tyrrell gave an open air concert Thursday evening to Market Share. A large crowd enjoyed the program highlighted by a popular piece And They All Can Back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perseverance Band
Geo £. Tyrrell
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Bork
Groun
Amister
Paos
Annective Meminnaf Ie
MC. AQ al
I & TR
Enikway ‘Company
Terding
DR. Schantz
Lebanon County Historical Society
Walker
Etreet
Isaac Mann & Son
Bachrach Bros
Achrach Bros
Palmyra
Mont Pelee
Uncle Sam
Jacob Bollinger
Jas. P. Gates
Ninth ST
Penryn
DR. Geo. Ross & Co., Opp
Court House, Lebanon
Federal Building
Annville
Mrs. Snavely
Eve Jts
Academy of Music
Japa
Ter
Wey
Dremmers
Winorance
oMayor Lewis
Welock
Lewis
Mayer Hess
Tim
Palmyra Baseball Club
J. M. Zerho
Doctors Barnes
Cunberland Street
Lebanon Co. Trust Co
Norfolk
C. K. Light & Co
Ata
L Cash Stores
California
Best
M. Miller
Werth Biath St. Paesiegte
Banner Shoe
Court House
Banner Shoe Store
ER Shoe
Opp Court House
C. & HJ. Shenk
Spring All of New Commonwealth Shoe Store
Lucinda
New Commonwealth
Shine
Ed Free
Lebanon Gas Co
North Ninth Street
Klondike Ice Cream Co
Lebanon Dairy Co
Penna
New Commonwealth Shoe Store
J. C. Schmidt
Bon Ton
Cumberland St
Gretna
Svenson
Marseilles
Gibson
Peacescene
Y. M.C.A
Independent District High School
J. W. Snake Walt
NEW College
Europe
B. Dawson Coleman and Childean
Gail Monday
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