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Lebanon Semi Weekly News

Location

Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1925

Page

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Young Attorney Warren Light's Son Killed in Auto Crash

Warren G Light Jr 17 former district attorney family mourns as son dies after collision at Chestnut and Lincoln Aves in South Lin Avenue Nash touring car driven by Tony Hassler and a second car touched wheels. Barbara Hassler 18 and Miss Hassler 5 1 2 were passengers. He died shortly after admission to Good Samaritan Hospital. He was a student at Potts town High School active in athletics and a longtime Hill School paper staffer. He leaves a sister Ethel.

Warren W. Light Warren G. Light Nash Lavenna Tony Wendell Philadelphia Adam Hehn Rent Street Hassler Barbara Esa B.C. No. 1 South Lin Avenue eFred Shay Guilford William Gates Lincoln Avenue Es' Home Hunff Ebersole AIAN Samaritan Hospital Foster Tation Dr. Right Nis Pottstown

Bethel and Mt Aetna Co Filed New Rates

Harrisburg reports the Bethel and Mt Aetna Telephone and Telegraph Company, serving Berks and Lebanon counties, filed with the Public Service Commission to become effective Sept 1 a tariff raising several rates and eliminating certain free local talks. The plan increases most lines and reduces some charges, including removing a 10 percent late-payment penalty. Extensions and bells see adjustments, with monthly charges replacing quarterly rates. Some text remains garbled in places.

Harrisburg Bathel and Mt. Aetna Telephone and Telegraph Company Berka Lebanon Hernvlle Frystown Cross Kill Mills Womeladorf Berks County Jonestown Myerstown Lebanon County Public Service Commission

Telephone toll rate changes extend to multiple exchanges

Toll rates are placed in effect for ex changes including Lebanon Annville Palmyra Hamburg and Reading with local service continued between Jonestown and Lebanon exchanges Rates updated for two party one party private branch exchange and extended mileage fees Also new charges for installation pole line maintenance and service moves listed plus messenger and report charges and overtime rates for station to station and person to person calls

Myerstown-Womelshorf Lebanon Annville Palmyra Hamburg Reading Jonestown Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania Penn State Telephone Company Mt. Zion Fredericksburg Jonestown Exchange Leesport Exchange Leesport Rural Telephone Company Schnaefferstown Exchange Schaefferstown Mural Telephone Company

Enjoyable Outing Held In Dohners Grove

On August 2 a pleasant gathering occurred in Wm. R. Dohner’s grove near Pinegrove with numerous family members and neighbors from Pinegrove Paradise Ravine Mountain Road and Lebanon attending. Refreshments were served, youths played on swings and see saws, and Rev. Ellas Morgan gave a speaker’s address to the assembled crowd.

Wm. RR Dohner Pinegrove Mia Wm. R. Dohner Carrie Clayton Clayton R, Dohner Nathan Ezra Samuel Paradise Daniel R. Dohnerang Grant Elias M. Kintzel Rela Alberta Ruth Thelma Galen Mountain Road Ellas Morgan Edith Charles Morgan Anna Arthur Ravine Samuel Zerbs Lizzie Calvin Bashore Bethel Borks County Rebecca Kintzel George Morgan Alvin Fees Roberty Harvey ‘Fees Lebanon Mary Bashers Frystown Mary Barnhard Ida Haldeman Paradies Clayton Reber Bilas Morgan

Home Circle Meeting At Hira Kline Home

Members of the Trinity Lutheran group held a regular gathering at Noah Kline home in Halfway Tuesday. The session covered their usual services and fellowship activities, with thirty six attendees noted in the damaged report.

Home Circle Kline Trinity L Utheran Hong Hira Noah Kline Boelal Tim

Continuance Granted in Lebanon Brewery Injunction Case

Defendants in the Lebanon Brewery injunction proceedings agreed to continue the preliminary injunction to a final hearing, with Judge C. V. Henry setting the date for written answers by August 15 and September 16 and reserving the final hearing schedule. State opponents urged proceeding, noting defendants admitted allegations for the time being. The case also involves The Lancaster Realty Company Max Hassel and Israel Lijver and other served parties.

Lebanon Equity C. V. Henry William F. Knauer Pensylvania H. 5. Schools P. Light William L. Donmoyer Commonwealth Donmeyer Henry Lancaster Realty Company Max Hassel Israel Lijever

New Members for Jonestown League of Women Voters

Nine new members were admitted to the Jonestown League of Women Voters at the first meeting held Monday afternoon at Riverside Park. Twenty one of the twenty five members attended as committees were formed to prepare for the fall election and boost women's interest. The next meeting is set for Monday September 14 at the Church Home with Mrs Wagstatt as hostess.

League of Women Voters Jonestown Riverside Park Wagstatt

Detour Planned For New Road On William Penn Highway

A new road segment between Myerstown and West Myerstown in Lebanon county began construction today, with a concrete surface replacing the former street car alignment. Streetcar tracks were removed and heavy excavation occurred as traffic is diverted and the route closed for several weeks.

Lebanon County Lst Myerstown West Myerstown Lutheran Church Borough Limite Groh'g Corner

Man Loses Bank Hoard After Trust in Friend Backfires

Mike Vova of 305 Second Avenue, age 50, believed his friend Yove Pritcovich could invest his $1160.00 windfall after a loan scheme. They traveled by car with three men, assaulted the trust, and vanished with the money after a failed bank swing. Police seek clues as Yova mourns the loss of the fortune.

Mike Vova Second Avenué Ike Ia Yove Pritcovich Pritcevich Yova Pritcovich Mike Bethlehem Steel Company Priteovich Yoon Lncal Bank

Radio Helps Son Attend Father's Funeral in Time

John Bistline, son of Charles Bistline of Palmyra, traveled through the New England States on a motor trip and, after telegrams failed to locate him, learned of his father's death via radio. He reached Palmyra Monday afternoon as funeral services began, having heard the service by way of the remarkable invention.

John Bistine Charles Bistline Palmyra John Bistline New England States Bistiine

E Hanover Sunday School Outing at Paxtang Park

The Emmanuel A B Sunday School of East Hanover will hold an outing on Saturday August 8 at Paxtang Park near Harrisburg. The school will leave in the morning and spend the entire day at the park. An invitation is extended to all to join the day with them.

Emmanuel A. B East Hanover Paxtang Park Harrisburg Park

Deaths and Funerals In Neffsville and Richland

Mary A Blocker aged 81 died at Brethren Home Neffsville after a weeklong illness. She born in Myerstown daughter of William and Mary Lansdis survived by son William Canton and daughter Lillie Weiser Reading. Funeral Thursday 1 pm Brethren Home Myerstown Union Cemetery. Emma Weigley age 60 died at home Richland after six years illness. She attended Milbach Reformed church and its Sunday school and societies. She leaves sister Vesta and brother WW Welgley, both of Richland.

Mary A. Dlecker Mary A. Blocker Brethren Neffsville Myerstown Church of the Brethren William and Mary Landis William Canton Obig Lillie Weiser Reading Brethren Hom Ghurety of the Union Cemetery Emma Weigley Richland Milbach

Henry Deemer Dies Suddenly in Minersville Yard

Henry Deemer of Goosetown died suddenly Tuesday afternoon at Minersville in the yard of 9 Rend Street at age 64. Death attributed to heart failure.

Henry Deemer Goosetown Miners Villa

Birthday Party For Alvin Althouse At Avon Home

A birthday party for Alvin Althouse was held Tuesday evening at the Avon home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Althouse. The ninth birthday was celebrated with games and refreshments for a long list of guests including Hess, Spangler, Shirk, Light, Shuey, Muth, and others. the Althouse families of Reading attended.

Jerry Althouse Avon Alvin Mia Jarry Althouse Adam Althouse Reading

Entertained at Ober Home Buffalo Springs

The article lists visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Jacob H Ober in Buffalo Springs on Sunday. Attendees include Al Speck and son, John L Albert and family, Mrs Harvey Bomgrader with sons, Harry Ober and family, Mr Joy and family, Pater Eckers and daughters, William K Martin party, Ervin Davis family, Jacob R Ober family, and others. Lewistown Masons celebrated the lodges 100th anniversary.

Jacob H. Ober Buffalo Springs Speck John L. Albert David Grace Harvey Bomgardner Harvey Victor Bellegrove Harry Ober Joy Pater Eckers Chester Amanda Linda Sun, Hill William K. Martin Edward George Colebrook Ervin Davis Eilizabeth Stolstown Jacob R. Ober Alice Pauline Silva

Judge Henry Returns From Vacation To Lebanon Brewery Hearing

Judge Henry is back from the White Mountains to hear the Lebanon Brewery equity case tomorrow at 1 30 pm. The case, filed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania through Attorney General Woodruff and Assistant Ehrgood, seeks to make a prior injunction permanent and padlock the plant, while defendants move to dissolve it. Several defendants have left town or not worked there for years. one is a mortgage holder.

Henry White Mountains Lebanon Brewery Equity Paragon Manufacturing Company William L. Donmeyer Lancashire Realty Company Joseph Cohen Max Hassel Israel Steyer Carl B. Hoffman Grayer Ehrhorn Wiliam P. Moeller James F. Fritz Adam Houtz Philip Millar J. H. Motchener Commonwealth of Pennsylvania George W. Woodruff A. Harry Ehrgood Lebanon County Knauer and Graham Attorney General's Department

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