20 May 1908
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1908
Page
1
A fragmented note advertises Luyman II moving pictures at Howe’s Academy in Lebanon. The item invites readers to share knowledge and beauty through film, suggesting accessibility for busy or poor readers who cannot travel or read extensively.
At the annual convention of P G A Allentown the 181 camps reported 11 new camps formed during the year. Total receipts reached 0 007 and expenditures 73 058 75 including investments and benefits. Nominees named for state offices include Live Strunk as State President Alfred Frankel as State Assistant President and Colle Loftheads as State Vice President.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous named officials and titles such as President Nelda Brown State Con Nicetor Assistant Conductor Chas Smll State Guard Amanda Raita State Sentinal Kathryn Cleaver Kate Welch Jannna Miller Clara Willems and others. The incomplete text suggests a roster or ceremonial roll with many unreadable entries and misspellings.
From Old Union notes describe wet weather delays and slow progress. Ol Umtien remains cautious while warmer days are awaited. Mrs Hamer travels to Hareleburg to visit her daughter for several days. Roads deteriorate. cleaning, laundry, and hive work occupy residents as beekeeping plans advance.
Funeral services were held Monday for Henry Hoverter aged seven, with Rev. O K Croltz officiating. The coffin was draped in black silk with modest trimmings and flowers omitted per family request. The interment occurred at the Reading railroad vicinity, followed by further services in Reading, with pallbearers unnamed.
In York county at Midrove on Sunday May 17 joined En Wheelock Anderson-Hoopman hostov L Deltzier officiated in Lebanon area. Harvey B Anderson and Rebecca M Hoffman, both well known in Lebanon, were part of the ceremony.
The Lebanon post office observes Memorial Day May 30 with limited hours for clerks and carriers. The office opens 7 AM to 3 PM for mail handling, with residents urged to check for any near day changes and plan accordingly.
Ansville wires report a reheat contest between Vetton A and Cheah Bhetan with a Lebanon Valley College tilt upcoming. Annie Fel extends schedule for Saturday, Mobton and a teammate aim to rebound, while other teams pursue a win and expulsion of a rival.
A sale of home furniture and effects on Saturday May sited 1908 in Al Stt Cumpbrrtand Bi. Items include parlor suite dining table bedstead chairs books case music cabinet pictures lounge lamps refrigerators window shades draperies and more. Credit up to 90 days for purchases over $25. Sale starts at 1 oclock under conditions set by auctioneer M J LONG.
A long probate notice from Lebanon County lists numerous annual and final accounts of estates and guardianship matters filed in March to May 1908. It names many executors administrators guardians and attorneys including J M Gest H Weirich Goblin McCurdy and W C Great, with actions set for Mon Jun 1 1808 and dates through May 1908 in the Orphans Court and Register's Office.
Public sale of personal property to be held at 19 North Sixth Street between Cumberland and Willow in Lebanon on Saturday May 28 1904 at 1 30 p m. Stephen Hiprehberger surviving partner of Hershberger Bou at the firm conducts the sale listing a long catalog of wagons furniture tools and domestic items.
Household goods to be sold at Public Base on Saturday June 6 at 1 pm including Miller Organ Acorn range and various household items. Auction by ISAAC SHERMAN and Gilbert Auc. Also a separate public sale of real estate described as a North Lebanon township lot with a one and one half story dwelling, to be exposed on Saturday June 13 at 2 pm.
Warnings issued by Hon A W Evergood Provident Judge calling coroner justices of the peace aldermen and constables to appear with recognizances examinations and documents for the Court of Oyer and Terminer and Quarter Sessions to begin June 1 1908 in Lebanon County. Officers directed to notify prosecutions and inmates to appear May 4 1908.
In divorce proceedings Jaura of Havertor is in default. Sheriff returns April 20, 1908, unable to locate Jarvey C. Hoy erter. Publication notice ordered returnable June Term 1908 before the Court of Common Pleas of Lebanon County. May 2, 1908. Prothonotary and Sheriff seals.
Pawaon W Light attorney presents sheriff action from Sheriffs Office Lebanon Ta dated April 23 1908. Legal official notice outlines proceedings and enforcement in the local jurisdiction.
A writ of Levert directs public sale by Sheriff Elias Gerhart on May 23, 1908 at 10:00 a.m. in Lebanon City. The Lebanon Valley House property, four story brick hotel with 84 apartments, a theater, stables and sheds, sits along the Philadelphia and Reading Railway. The sale lists Samuel J. Mensch Rosa R. Mensch and Mary A Savage as tenants. Grant Weidman attorneys.
A writ of Levari facias from Tahaan County Common Pleas directs a public sale Thursday May 26 1909 at 10:00 a m at Lebanon Court House to settle the interests of Annie S Stutzman and Milton J Brutzman in a two story Guilford Street dwelling with outbuildings in the City of Lebanon Pa The sale is conducted by Sheriff Elias Gerstart and attorneys Shultz McCurdy with Insolvent Notice to Fran k Renn and others set for June 1 at 10 o'clock a m in Lebanon Court House for hearing of the insolvent debtor matter
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