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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
1
The Lebanon merchants association held a session discussing post laws and the upcoming meeting agenda. Attendees included district officials and Philadelphia delegates, with emphasis on correspondence, aims, and anticipated actions by member merchants in the city.
Primary election notice for Lebanon and Downsville precincts on a Saturday in April 1908. Lists offices to be elected and party nominations, with delegates to national conventions and county officers including treasurer, commissioners, and clerks. Names several party leaders and speakers for the Republican and Democratic tickets.
Notices announce executors for Aaron Symueter of Myerstown Berks County and John Atkins of Lebanon County. Creditors and debtors are urged to file or settle claims immediately, with all debts to be presented in due form. Executors M P Spartlner and H T Atkins appear, with attorneys I W Miller and E Wartolt.
Public notice outlines actions for a corporation to obtain or end certain powers and rights under township or county authority in Pennsylvania. It names parties Surges and Williams and references assembly acts, supplements, and corporate governance affecting property. The document seeks to inform about the process and deadlines for filing and opposition.
Sheriff sales notice appears from Lehanin Pennsylvania with attorney A. Arendly and sheriff’s office details. The document references a sale date of August 24 and mentions party Hlias Gerhart or similar name and associated legal action.
A writ of Pluries Lavart Wucias Sur Mortgage directs a public auction on March 28, 1908, at 10:00 AM in the Lebanon County Courthouse for the real estate of Ellen Boyer and Basslee Boyer, including a North Lebanon Township tract described by Maple Street and Canal Street. bidders will acquire all rights and interests in the land and any junior tenements.
A fragment notes Paty Wiese in a community event at an outdoor tent, mentioning degrees and division over an imminent vote. The readable text hints at a local meeting about peace or civic duties, with Paty Wiese as a key name in attendance.
Public sale of all estate and improvements of David Rebstock in Lebanon City on March 31, 1908 at 10 o clock a.m. at the courthouse to settle liens. Property on Cumberland Street described with bounds to Walter Co Martz and Matilda Walhorih, including a brick house with 41 rooms, bath, gas fixtures, and hot water system. Deputy sheriff LiS Gerhart, Sheveite Schoniis, attorney. Sherriff's Office Lebanon, Pa. March 208.
Public sale announced by court writ in Lebanon County Pennsylvania. On Thursday March 10 1908 at 10 o clock A M the sheriff will expose for auction all lands and tenements belonging to Ellen Suttagahn situated at the Harper’s Hollow and adjacent parcels in the city of Lebanon. Sale at the courthouse under authority of the Court of Common Pleas of Lebanon County.
A public sale will expose the real estate of Mary E. White in Lebanon County Pa on Monday March 30, 1908 at 1 16 o'clock at the Court House. The property is a three story frame house with several rooms and outbuildings at Chestnut Street and Peach Alley, described by bounds along Chestnut Street and Peach Alley. Seized and sold under a writ of sale by Lehigh Valley Bank mortgage through Gobin & Mercurdy Attorneys.
By virtue of a Lebanon County court order in a 1908 sale, the sheriff offers all rights to a West Cornwall Township property of Thomas B. Binner and Fannie Binner. It includes a 2 story frame house, outbuildings, and 40 acres 1 perch, bounded by Franklin Dissinger and Henry Longworth parcels, with improvements described and described as in good repair. Sale conducted by Sheriff Gerhart, attorneys Go in and Perry, at the Court House Lebanon PA.
Arrangements are completed for a reception honoring employees of Reading Corh wed Lebanon and Corswall rmil l and companies at the Yo MC. The event will feature entertainment and a prepared program with refreshments by a women’s auxiliary committee.
William Po Tha of Heidelberg town ships H. EL Vivien at the Poe world this early and Adam Troesheve at Jonestown have peersread delegates in the Republican State convention. They are well known members of the party and are proposed as delegates amid a contested process.
Fragmented text mentions an estate, belts, sheds, and measurements, with disturbing references to torture. Names Elias Gana and Sheriffs Office appear amid garbled phrases. The readable portions describe property details and a dated 1908 event, but specifics are unusable here.
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