Per. Arrest and Conviction for Defacing City Property
A meeting of the city water commission presided by President George W. Lingle heard that Parsons was found guilty of defacing hydrants and property of the department. Members Minkith and Gritting Were present. The board decided water meters may be inspected to deter tampering and ensure readings, with potential penalties and disconnections for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per
Per Agas
George WL Lingle
City Water Commission
Minkith
Grittingp
Seery Kerrang
Felf
TA Teowan
Parsons
Tiwax Aldy
Hine
Bowling Tourney Highlights and High Scores Amid Turmoil
A muddled report notes a midweek bowling tournament in GA with Captain Rasnoch achieving top scores. Mentions a team labeled victors and references unclear details about rounds, districts, and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitermediite
Heliard Rasnoch
Rasnocht
Hin
Aa Vielora
Sister of Ohio man dies in Miami locality
A telegram from Miami says May Zohr, sister of Charles Beaeilier of Miami and a well known local resident, died in Miamisburg Ohio. Shine Wil will leave for Ohio tomorrow to attend the funeral. Shia visited frequently. relatives mourn the loss of the deceased, who was widely known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miamialeg
Ohio
Pimer Shitder
Miamisburg
Ohlo
Har Or
Charles Beaelier
Zohr
M's
Mogen Salter
James Dore Dies After Long Illness At 40
James Dore, son of the late Mag Dore, died this morning at 7:90 oclock at his home 806 Birth ntroat. He had been ill nearly a year and recently returned home. He was 40, unmarried, and lived with his mother Mrs. Mary along with four sisters and one brother. He was connected with Catholic church and various societies and well known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Dore
Mag Dore
Hia
Mary
Bila
Rowe
Aunie
Thomas
Allarge Hen's Egg Gathers County Attention
John A. Holland, owner of the Holand House on North Eeighth Street, reports a remarkable egg laid by a Black Minorca hen. The egg measured about four and a half inches around the long end and six inches the other way, attracting notice in Lebanon as one of the largest eggs in many days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. A. Holland
Holand House
North
Eeighth
Jong End
Lebanon
Bowling Contest Called Off Tonight
The bowling event organized by the Y M C A led by captains Ephraim Faust and Peter Mer has been postponed due to both teams lacking sufficient players. The disruption leaves attendees unsure when the match will be rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benlar Y. M.C. A
Respect
Yby
Ephraim Faust
Peter Mer
Man Dies After Six Months Illness In North Lebanon
Jeremiah Royer of North Lebanon township died this morning at 30 o clock on the Fredericksburg road from consumption after an illness of six months He was confined to bed for one week. Survived by wife and children Floyd William Amelia Jeremiah Matel his mother Mia Catherine Nagle and brother Charles aged 36 or 40?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Royer
North Lebanon Township
Fredericksburg
Floyd
William
Amelia
Jeremiah
Matel
Mia
Catherine Nagle
Charles
Fat Men Dine at the Central
A crowded noontime gathering at the Motel Gentil in Lebanon featured six heavyweight guests and a total fat weight of 272 pounds. Proprietor Harry Ro Hethman hosted the meal as locals joked about a convention of heavy men and the beams creaked under their combined heft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ro Hethman
Gentil
Lebanon
America
Sis
Baward
Rolllurner
Lon Chy Prewers
Thomas McCarty
Pug Astle Caine
Milton
Calvin Addis
Readlng
Joseph Keevans
Laebanon
In Good Samaritan Stay Balrawor Ie Admission
Tan Korich a 40 year old married laborer employed at the American Draw and Steel Company was admitted to Good Samaritan hospitality in the afternoon upon the application of Drs Fisher and Beylukley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balrawor Ie
Tan Korich
East Weldman Street
American Drow and Steel Jcomomany
Goud Saumritik
Drs. Fisher
Beylukley
Aaron Lentz Buried In Salem Vgube Funeral Service
The funeral for Aaron Lentz, of Wickedly, was held at 2 o'clock from his residence at 38 Canal Street with services at the church and interment at Ebenezer cemetery. Pallbearers were from Madericksburg Camp PY. GQ. 8 of A. Undertaker W. H. Stelmer and coroner A. W. Shally, with deputy Thomas J. Kohr, attended and returned home after handling duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Ho i. Miller
Salem Vgube
Aaron Laonty
Ie House
Canal Street
Ebenezer Cemetery
Mradericksburg Camp
Coroper
A. W. Shally
Jonestown
Thomas J. Kohr
North Nintgiveet
Hamea
Kohr
Death notice for John Pitter in Avon Heights
John Pitter of Avon Heights died Saturday of illnesses at age 1? years. He was single and survived by his father with whom he lived. A funeral service and burial will be held tomorrow morning at Tulpehosken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pitter
Avon Heights
Diabelas
Tulpehosken
Abs
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde to Be Staged by Stratton
Prominent tragedian Campbell Stratton will perform Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at the Academy of Music on Wednesday afternoon and evening aided by his Metropolitan company. Stratton has appeared in major eastern cities including New York Philadelphia and Boston where the role was acclaimed as a strong portrayal of the complex character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Stratton
Winthent
Academy of Music
Agyusthc
Levenson
Dr. Jakyl
Flyde
Mr. Stratton
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Mansfield
Martin
Geisha
Shin Foco
Womartr
Geisha Mfe. CO
Joined in wedlock in scattered notices
Fragmented marriage notices reveal unions on March 24 in Jonektows and March 40 in Myerstown. Couples include Harvey P. Borger with Minnie M Moease of Wickdale H.W. D. No 1, and George Loser with Siller J. Rudy of Myerstown, as officiated by Rev. G. A. Putz and Rev. G. BR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergyr—Muase
G. BR
Jonektows
Raly
Wadlock Harvey P. Borger
Minnie M Moease
Aljlison Meyse
Wickdale H.W. D. No 1
Losdr
Personal mentions page lists local visitors and travel
Nelle K Gimmermwai daughter of Henry W Zimmerman of Wines Reading PA visits in Reading area with cousin Anna J Mundorff at 201 South Ninth Street. J L Wesley of Colonial Hotel travels to Allentown for Meg’s wedding. Mrs Stmot Geist and sons visit from Carmel and Tremont guests at Sid Church Street home. Margaret Wehr to spend days at Junestown with Willan Kleinfelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle K. Gimmermwai
Daugher
Henry W. “Zimmerman
The
Wines
Reading
Anna J. Mundorff
South Ninth Street
Big Elty
Stmot Geist
Thos. and
Kavik
Carmel
Harry Ollo
Grace and
Milanl
Tremont
Wuam
Kimmel
Sid Church Street
Margaret Wehr
Ninth Street
Junestown
Willan Kleinfelter
Hem Raid remedy claim for piles guarantees cure
Advertises Dr Leonhardt Hem Raid as internal remedy for piles promising a permanent cure and money back guarantee with every bottle. Mentions sellers McGowan in Labanon and Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labanon
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo
Cooper medicine gains faith in stomach theory in the east
An article touts T Cooper and his stomach theory with dramatic testimonials from Chicago residents like August Wittmer who says his fourteen year illness ended after using Cooper medicines. The piece notes wide belief and invites readers to learn more via Dr Geo Roys & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Cooper
Chicago
St. Louis
Cooper
August Wittmer
Rockwell Court
Geo
Roys_& Co
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Tolaly
Wi Eoyes Worry
CN PO Ea Vaauan
Bon Ton
Tess
Sir L. Samler
Allis
Tristrumendidl Qaivtisie Gt
Phe Ban
Acyd
Wite
Waleth
Bath Sa
Terekey Petteria
Worth Kees
RAYO
Pallard
Lisle
Bates Gingham
Blenehot
Slic
Prine
Tie
Tuadrota
Tiordreda
the Bon Ton
Ula
Nerrin Ibone Shegh
Bbc
Batiste
Wien
Tappatas
Aaron Lentz
Mrtee
Charen
John Peiffer
Dr, An Kyl
MR. Hyde
Eehab Ager
Yent
J. L. Wesley
Colonial Hotel
Vlae Green
M. Randal
Allentown
Meg
D. S. Cooper
Thelwest
H. J. Shenk
Uttne
Gig Lebanon Motor Works
Singer Sewing Machine
Notial Sterers
Walter D. Iler
Big al Electric
Thea
Edward
Antes
Prisvon
Island
Monty Chrisar
ITRE
Siet,risto
Dantes
Éro Una
Lemberger'& Co
PRIDR
Heach
Stiten
Bowlerwy
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