KrantzFrantz Third Annual Reunion in Pennsylvania
The third annual Krantz reunion will be held August 23, 1925 in Berks County Pennsylvania. The program includes forenoon session with Eld. Harvey W Frantz as moderator and Henry M Frantz as chorister, followed by an afternoon session featuring a welcome address by Eld. Ira D. Gibbel, business readings by Esther Erb and Mrs Mary Francis, short talks, and music. Attendees are urged to bring lunch. organizers include H W Frantz, H F King, Mrs Mary Francis, R F King, and Laura S Frantz.
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Ghattch
Berka County
Ave
Harvey Wrantz
Myerstown
Henry
M. Frantz
Elizabethtown
Glock
Jacob Wayer
Fredericksburg
Ira D. Gibbel
Esther Erb
Necimanstown
H. W. Frantz
H- F. King
Belstville
Mre
iMary Francis
Lebanon
R. F. King
Richland
Laura
Schuylkill Haven Woman Killed In Auto Crash West of Annville
A Schuylkill Haven woman died after a car crash on a hill west of Annville. Her brother, who was driving beside her, survived with minor injuries while the other passenger suffered a broken limb. Coroner A W Bhultz attributed the death to accidental causes from steering knuckle failure. Smith of Palmyra handled the body, with the vehicle removed by a local garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill Haven
Annville
Brukes
A. W. Bhultz
Hoffman
Smith
Palmyra
Behaylkill Hayes
Qoyra
Visitors at Camp Strause Weekly Report
Vague note records weekly visitors at Capp. Streuse Boy Scout Camp in the Valley. The fragment mentions numbers 0 and 69 and a group of 40, but details are unclear.
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Camp Strause
Valley
Leb
Pionle Nave
Thirty five visitors call on George Albright Harrisburg home
A party of thirty five relatives and friends from Lebanon visited Mr. and Mrs. George Albright at 433 South Fourth Street Harrisburg on Sunday. They traveled by automobile and enjoyed a grove near the Albright home with ample food and generous hospitality. The hosts welcomed their guests and expressed happiness at the visit before they recently moved from Lebanon.
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George Albright
South Fourth Street
Harrisburg
Iiswtors
Albrights
Mrs. Albright
Lebanon
Birth Announced by Isaac Terr and Wife
Mr and Mrs Isaac Terry of 113 Lehman Street announce the birth of a baby girl born Saturday morning in the Good Samaritan hospital. Both mother and babe are reported doing nicely. Friends and neighbors extend felicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Terry
Lehman Street
Good Samaritan Hoapital
Babe
Eiken Family Relocate from Myerstown to York
G A Eiken and family moved their residence from 323 South College Avenue Myerstown to 349 Springdale Avenue York this morning. During residence in Myerstown Mr Eiken worked at the Phillips Jones shirt factory. Starvey Steckbeck supervised the moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Eiken
South College Avenue
Myerstown
Springdale Avenues
York
Mr. Eiken
Phillips- Jones
Starvey Steckbeck
Appeals From Schuylkill County to The Supreme Court
Special to News by United Press. Philadelphia today the following appeals are filed in the Supreme Court. Names include Sarah L Froess administratrix estate Philip J Frocas vs Jacob Froess from Erie Common Pleas. Benjamin F Hehn vs Peter Bath from Schuylkill County Common Pleas. Mrs Gertrude Jones claimant vs Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Tron Company from Schuylkill County Common Pleas.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Sarah L. Froess
Philip J. Frocas
Jacob Froess
Common Pleas
Erie County
Benjamin F. Hehn
Peter Bathas
Common
Schuylkill County
Gertrude Jones
Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Tron Company
Scouts Hike to Walter Works Overnight
Twenty seven members of Troop 4 East Lebanon led by Scout Master Joseph Mumma completed an overnight hike to the Walter Works. The group departed Lebanon Saturday night and returned Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lebanon
Joseph Mumma
Walter Works
Lebanon
Boy Hero Survives Narrow Crossing with Train
George Englebach 18 rode through lowering Reading railroad gates on Seventh Street and fell onto the train pilot to escape. He clung to the engine and jumped clear. the train was stopped without injury though his bike was wrecked. Friends call it a lucky escape.
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George Englebach
Sear
John Englebach
Ernst Wellman
Young Englebach
Seventh Street
Reading Railroad
George
iFriends of
Englebach
Bowman Family Returns From 1485 Mile Auto Trip
Mr and Mrs Frank Bowman, their children Anna Irene and Roy, an uncle William Bowman, returned home after a two week trip to Akron Ohio Detroit Michigan Canada and Niagara Falls They traveled 1486 miles in a 1920 Overland touring car without trouble
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowman
Anna
Irene
Roy
William Bowman
Akron
Ohio
Detroit
Michigan
Canada
Niagra Falls
Deputy Treasurer Issues Hunter Licenses Before Black Bird Season
Deputy County Treasurer Shirk Booshore issued 66 hunting licenses before noon and continued issuing permits until after midnight to accommodate hunters at the season opening. More applications remained Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirk Booshore
Herbert Strohman Becomes Perse Co. Driver
Herbert Strohman of 315 South Lincoln Street has moved from Welmer Machina Works to drive for Perse Co fire company at 818 Willow Street. He succeeds Donald Lake who left for New Jersey to work on a farm. Friends wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Strohman
Lincoln Street
Welmer ‘Machina Works
Parreverance Fire Company
Willow Street
Donald Lake
New Jersey
Strohman
First Visit to Native Heath in 15 Years
Mrs. George Hanker and daughter Esther of Terre Haute Ind are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Phillip Arnold 420 North 7th street This is the first visit the Wankers have made to the city their native heath in fifteen years They are greeting old time friends and plan to stay for a while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hanker
Esther
Terra Haute
Ind
Phillip Arnold
North 7Th Street
Storm Sewers Under Pennsy Railroad Tracks
A crew of Pennsylvania Railroad employees will begin work Monday to lay storm sewers under the tracks on Gannon Street from the Quittapahilla Creek to the Reading railroad. The project supports the city’s paving plans for the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Gannon Street
Quittapa- Hilla Creek
Reading Railroad
Felton Luckenbill Proves He Is A Fisherman
Felton Luckenbill of Bomberger's restaurant North Blehth and Beulletreeta finally proves his fishing skill after a long summer of misses. At 3 a.m. he hooked a 2 pound bass on a Lebanon County site, proudly showing the catch to coworkers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felton Luckenbill
Felton Iaickenbill
Bomberger's
North Blehth
Beulletreeta
Luckenbill
Lebanon County
Mrs Printz Visits Sick Mother in New Jersey
Mrs Gertrude Printz of Chatham New Jersey returned home after visiting her mother in Lebanon and 2912 Lehman street. She was accompanied by her husband A C G Printz a fireman with the water department in East Orange New Jersey.
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Gertrude Printz
Chatham
New Jersey
Lebanon
Lehman Street
Public Forum Policy for Letters to the News
The News reserves the right to edit or reject letters and to withhold unsigned contributions. Letters must be signed with the writer’s address and not exceed fifty words. No personalities or content implying the newspaper's views will be published. The policy does not imply endorsement by the News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha News
Thin Head
Newe
Evolution-Defended to the Editor of Lebanon Daily News
A reader argues that scientists and ministers can coexist on evolution and cites clergy ignorance of the Bible and science. The letter supports Darwinian evolution and cites Rev Dr William Freas noting many Lutheran ministers accept evolution while condemning hostile clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lebanon Daily News
Allance
Bryan
Lebanon
Bose
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Wm. Freas
Inner Mission Board
United Lutheran Church In America
Inet
America
Complaint At Police Station Over Neighborhood Children
A local citizen and his wife filed a complaint at the Mayor’s office about mischievous children in their neighborhood. He said children rushed from the curb near Hanover and Mifflin Street, partially blocking his car and nearly causing an accident. The couple alleged insults, hooting, and hissing, and the wife said she was a nervous wreck from ongoing jibes. They were referred to a city alderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover and
Mifflin Street
Agent Kapp Delivers Latest Dodge Sedans to Buyers
A fully equipped latest model Dodge sedan has been delivered to Daniel Batley of the Bon Ton store. A Dodge sedan was purchased and delivered to Christian Biellam of Apnyilts. Mr. Wolf of Maple Street is now the proud owner of a late model Dodge sedan delivered this morning. All sales were made by the Kapp Automobile Company on South Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Batley
Bon Ton
Christian Biellam
Apnyilts
Mr. Wolf
Maple Street
Mel
Kapp Automobile Company
South Ninth Street
Youtz and The Wagner Families On Auto Tour
Mr and Mrs Charles B Youtz travel with Mr and Mrs Chas feet the nih Hide ee Roemoat i 6 aly. 5 FEENEY huramer home Youre motoring thre ome Of Bro slater tines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B.youtz
Chas
Mustered Out Civil War Veteran Cyrus Keller Dies at 82
Cyrus Keller, Civil War veteran and former constable, died Friday at 9 p.m. at his home 924 Chestnut Street after apoplexy at Henry Herman cigar store. A dispatch bearer with Company E, 17th Pennsylvania Cavalry, he was 82 and once a prominent Lebanon brick contractor. Survived by widow Elizabeth, two children Kate Covington and Leander Keller, plus grandchildren and a great grandson. He was active in Tahor Reformed Church and Grand Army of the Republic and charter member of Union Fire Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciivil
Cyrus Keller
Chestnut Street
Henry Herman
Ninth and
Chestnut Streets
Company E
17Th Pennsylvania Cavalry
Lebanon
Tahor Reformed
Grand Army of the Republic
Union Fire Company
Elizabeth
Kate Covington
Leander Keller
Evelyn
June Keller
Cucumbers Abundant At Weekend Markets Amid Rainy Weather
Weekend city markets overflowed with cucumbers after two weeks of heavy rain, with many large specimens offered from ten cents a dozen to 25 cents a dozen and two for five. Sweet corn, by contrast, was scarce as lack of sun hampered growth. Small ears went for two and a half cents per dozen, while fine ears with good grain reached forty to fifty cents per dozen.
Interesting trip with state swine breeders association
Lebanon county farmers and others who accompanied the Pennsylvania Swine Breeders on their annual motoring tour through the Shenandoah Valley returned home late Friday night. They report a splendid time with the trip being interesting and highly instructive, and the Lebanon county contingent brought home valuable tips for stock raising operations.
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Lebanon County
Pennsylvania
Shanandoah Valley
Lebanon
Making Progress on Paving City Streets
City engineers report steady progress on paving projects across multiple districts. Walton Street between Ninth and Gannon and Chapel Street from Willow to Walton are open to traffic, with Frick and Sons as the contractor. Concrete work continues on Partridge Street from Cumberland to Walton ahead of sewer installations and storm sewer preparation on Gannon Street toward the railroad.
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Department of City Engineering
City Hall
Walton Street
Ninth
Gannon
Chapel Street
Willow
Walton
Frick and Sons
Partridge Street
Cumberland
Chastnut
Gannon Street
Lehman Street
Railroad
Frank Hammar Buys Studebaker Car in Trade Deal
Frank P. Hammer of 19 Chestnut Street Friday purchased a new Special Six Studebaker touring car from local dealer Anthony Horney. He traded in his two year old Cadillac touring car. The Studebaker is fully equipped with a Phaston top and Duplex curtains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Hammer
Chestnut Street
Anthony Horney
Studebaker
Hammar
Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk Clifford Strauss
Marriage licenses issued to William Koehler and Hena Knapp of Fredericksburg, Ellwood Brice of Reading and Florence Welk of Newmanstown, with details of their parents and residences noted by Clerk Clifford Strauss. The list includes Gordon H. Singtich as a signer or related entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Strauss
William Koehler
Samueal Koehler
Lebanon
Hena Knapp
Elizabeth Knapp
Fredericksburg
Ellwood C. Brice
Thamas Brice
Reading
Florence &. Welk
Harvey EB. Welk
Newmanstons
Gordon
H. Singtich
Low City Water Pressure Persists. Work On Main Under Way
City Hall gauges showed 12 pounds pressure at 10:16 this morning with lower pressure on higher ground. Supervisor Edward H. Schroff and crew worked Sunday to connect a 26 inch main to boost supply for households. A geyser sprang from a valve box when the main was opened, then the leak was repaired. Water from Hammer Creek will be pumped into Dam No. 2 on Tuesday using the old steam pump as the new electric pump nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Edward H. Schroff
City Water Department
Schrott
Moon
Hammer Creek
Lebanon County Motor Club Sees Road Projects and Aug Picnic planned
The Lebanon County Motor Club met July 31 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 8 30 P M. President Meiser presided while Lloyd Glick reported likely start of Sheri dan Richland and Newmanstown Womelsdorf road work before year end. Woelfly outlined 25 signs to guide motorists to the Boy Scout Camp in Monroe Valley. The club to revise towing rules. committee to report next meeting. A big picnic is planned for August 20 at Caraonia Park with safety and comfort emphasized. Glick joined with civic groups to study routing the Black Bear Trail through Lebanon from Miami to Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon County Motor Club
Chamber of Commerce
Meiser
Lloyd Glick
Sheridan-Richland
Newmanstown-Womelsdorf
Woelfly
Monroe Valley
Messra
Giele
Craumer
Neldig
B. F. Frank
Caraonia Park
Glick
Lebanon
Miami
Florida
Shenandoah Valley
Quebec
Canada
Birthday Party Held In Honor Ada Slike
Mr and Mrs Floyd Slike of 24 Guilford street hosted a birthday party for their daughter Ada Slike. Guests enjoyed games music refreshments and received gifts. Attendees included Kora Sando Mary Yanovich Dorothy Sando Agnes McCullough Lillian Sando Kathleen McCullough Helen Ruhl Jeannette McClatchey Margarits Yutz Eugene Kreiser Edward Brown Robert McCullough Lise Hurst Joseph Kreiser George McCletchey Ber a Slike Paul Slike William Slike and Ada Slike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Slike
Guilford Street
Ada Slike
Kora Sando
Mary Yanovich
Dorothy Sando
Agnes McCullough
Lillian Sando
Kathleen McCullough
Helen Ruhl
Jeannette McClatchey
Margarits Yutz
Eugene Kreiser
Edward Brown
Robert McCullough
Lise Hurst
Joseph Kreiser
George McCletchey
Ada Siike
Catherine Sike
Dorothy Slike
Bera Slike
Paul Slike
William Slike
Disinfect Mouthpiece Prompt Sparks Hygiene Debate
A cryptic note on mouthpiece hygiene questions whether individuals should share items. The fragment raises concerns about disinfection practices amid ongoing emphasis on personal health measures in group settings.
Outing for Lebanon theatre workers at Keller's Grove
Lebanon employes of the Colonial and Capitol theatres and associated writers joined Carr and Schad, Inc. for an annual outing at Keller's Grove near Sinking Spring. Close to a thousand attended with families, there was all day music, sports and a free banquet. A posed group photo and a parade were filmed for Bath Pictures to be shown at Carr and Schad theatres this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Colonial
Capitol Theatres
Carr and Sched, Inc
Carr and Schad
Keller's Grove
Sinking Spring
Reading Theatres
Philadelphia
James Clay
Schad
John Cooke
Paul Glaze
James P. Clay
Samuel Rise
John K. R. Schropp
Henry R. Nowlen
John S. Lealee
Fredrout
Thomas Werner
William Werner
Hannah
Yespay
William Brandt
I, Shirk
Knight
Seaman
Helen Monahan
Pauline Monahan
Andrew Fasnacht
Henry Hershberger
Bath
Police Field Day Friday Draws Lebanon Fans
Local baseball fans eagerly await Friday August 21 as the Lebanon City Police stage the annual Police Field Day and baseball game to benefit the Police Pension Fund. More than a thousand fans attended last year. Events include ball throwing foot races and base running, with a main event the Kiwanis Club versus the Old-Timers in a baseball clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lebanon Kiwanis Club
Lions
Pop’ Kelchner
M. Loser
Pop" Boger
Ed. Brown
Bhoit
Johnny Gutekunst
Old-Timera
Tams
Kiwanis
Pretty Baby Girl at Elmer Eberly Home
Mr and Mrs Elmer Eberly announce the birth of a baby girl at their Rural Route residence The infant weighs 942 pounds The mother before marriage was Mes Sheetz daughter of Mr and Mrs Aaron Shaetz Neighbors and friends extend congratulations through the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Eberly Home
Elmer Eberly
iMes Sheetz
Aaron Shaetz
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Reunion
Geo. Albright Family
Isaac Terr
Eiken
Perse Co
Pennsy R. R
Rexmond Road
Agent Kapp
Youtz and the Wagner
State Swine Breeders Association
Frank Hammar
Lebanon’ Party
Colonial Orchestra
Mer
N'G. Pariah School
Sede Odicate Tarday
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