North Lebanon Township case delayed hearing to December
Judge Ehrgood continued the preliminary injunction against North Lebanon township supervisors Simon Reinoeh and Albert Spangler. Hearing moved from this morning to sometime in December as counsel set a new date. Nathaniel B. Light seeks to stop water diversion. W G Light represents him, with Lantz and Miller for the supervisors. Peter Wentling's bond discharge bid re Sallie Gambler shows cause. Wentling argues the Gambles reconciled, removing need for a $200 bond and $2 weekly payment. Rule returnable December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lebanon Township
Ehrgood
Peter Wentling
Gamble
Simon Reinoeh
Albert Spangler
Nathaniel B. Light
W. G. Light
Light
C. K. Lantz
BE. W. Miller
A.frank Seltzer
Sallie
Wentling
Hervey Gamble
Farmers Feel Better After Agent Taken for Theft
Bible Agent A. G. Glasgow, sought for lurse stealing, was transported to the penitentiary on Friday by Sheriff McMichiael of Lancaster to serve a five year and nine month sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Glasgow
McMichiael
Lancaster
Fair Visitor Honored at Pleasant Party for Miss Minnie Ulsh
Miss Mary Siegrist hosted a Friday evening gathering at 336 South Sixth street in honor of Miss Minnie C Ulsh of Lykens. The event featured social games and vocal performances by Ulsh, who is noted as an accomplished musician, with choice refreshments served and a list of attendees including Misses Mary Lehman Virginia Miller Kathryn Hauer Rose Cohen Elizabeth Seltzer Modie Cohen and gentlemen W L Strickler H G Imberger E D Seigrist L Raymond Reigert W N Stuart and F H Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie E. Ulsh
Mary Siegrist
South Sixth Street
Minnie C Ulsh
Lykens
Ulsh
Mary Lehman
Virginia Miller
Kathryn Hauer
Rose Cohen
Flizabeth Seltzer
Modie Cohen
W. L. Strickler
H. G. Imberger
E. D. Seigrist, Esq
L. Raymond Reigert
W. N. Stuart
F. H. Lehman
Jury Wheel Selects 190 Jurors for Court
In 1903, six handed and fifty mimes were placed in the jury wheel for 190 by Judge TMirgood and Jury Commissioners Bowman and Tlelchert. Each provided one third of the total as required by law, and Sheriff Coppenhaver seated the jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmirgood
Bowman
Tlelchert
Iaw
Sheriff Coppenhaver
Is It Cholera Among Hogs at Lismarck
Many hogs have died silently at Lismarck with suspected cholera like illness. Owners worry as carcasses are found in the morning with no inspection or explanation given for the strange death pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lismarck
Real Estate Transfers To Berks and Dauphin Turnpike
Rudolph Gehm transfers house and lot in North Annville to Berks and Dauphin Turnpike Co for 500 dollars. L Groh transfers property in North Lebanon to the same company for 300 dollars. Henry Nace sells to George Fortna thva Houses and Tots in South Lebanon for 2100 dollars. David IM Meyer conveys property in North Annville to Berks and Dauphin Turnpike Co for a private consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Gehm
Berks and Dauphin Turnpike Company
North Annville Township
Wnt
L. Groh
North Lebanon
Henry Nace
George Fortna
South Lebanon Township
David Im, Meyer
Sauerkraut Supper Attracts Lebanon Valley Commandery
A sauerkraut supper will be held Saturday at Sons of America Hall under Lebanon Valley Commandery No. 5. The wives and friends of members organize the event with a ladies committee led by Mrs. Stephen Hershberger. The general arrangements include William J. Daub, Wm. H. W. Ties, John L. Gilbert, J. Shindel Krause, and Dan M. Sharp. The notice notes a separate item from Atchison about croup remedies and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preferred treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of America
Lebanon Valley Commandery
No. 5
Stephen Hershberger
William J. Daub
Wm. H. W. Ties
John L
Carl Karmany Assumes New Assistant Duties
Carl Karmany this morning assumed new duties as assistant to Jeze fess Barr, the general secret sea of rumors and confusion surrounding the cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Karmany
Fais
Jezefess Barr
Secret Sea
Three Young Women Race to Catch Flyer at Depot
Three bright eyed young women sprinted from Cumberland street to the Philadelphia depot after hearing an engine whistle. They shouted to a conductor and caused a stir as bystanders dodged collisions and crowded the entrance. They grabbed tickets from sellers and waited eighteen minutes on the platform, looking foolish to onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Cumberland Street
Philadelphia
Election of Directors at Y M C A Annual Meeting
The Yeoung Men's Christian Association of Lebanon will hold its annual meeting next Thursday evening December 3 in the association parlors. Reports will be given and directors elected to replace C F Rauch Charles W Few A C Zimmerman David Nebstock and Thomas G Spangler with one member to serve two years. A new physical director may be announced plans for next year will be presented. Dr William Arnold Shanklin of Reading will speak, with Miss Esther M Davis and Miss M Evelyn Essick likely assisting in the initial program. Senior members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoung Men’s Christian Association
Lebanon
C.F. Rauch
Charles W. Few
A. C. Zimmerman
David Nebstock
Thomas G. Spangler
William Arnold Shanklin
D. D
Memorial Church of the Holy Cross
Reading
Dr. Shanklin
Minnesota
Washington
Esther M. Davis
Memorial Church Choir
M. Evelyn Essick
Braid of Directors
Fireman Resigns for Steel Firm to Join Steading Radiator
Herman Bieichert, a fireman employed by the Pennsylvania Steel Company, resigns to accept a similar position with the Steading Radiator company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Bieichert
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Kerr to resume studies at University of Pennsylvania
J DeWitt Kerr left his home at 447 North Highth Street this morning to travel to Philadelphia and resume his medical studies at the University of Pennsylvania. He was accompanied by Mr and Mrs J I Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. DeWitt Kerr
Enrs
J. 1. Kerr
North Highth Stret
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Newmanstown Fair To Boost Athletic Association Funds
The Newmanstown Athletic Association plans a fair at Yeiser's Hall starting Saturday evening December 13 to raise money for better facilities for next season. The Sheridan Band will provide nightly music. Salem United Evangelical Church will hold a Christmas festival December 27 and 28, with a charity concert at St. Elias Church on December 21. Visitors include Howard Hamilton of Reading and families from Iowa, Terre Hill, and Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmanstown Athletic Association
Yeiser’s Hall
Sheridan
Salem Sunday School
United Evangelical Church
St. Elias Church
Howard Hamilton
Reading
J. H. Witter
William Shaeffer
John Haak
Iowa
Mary Betz
John Ju. Shultz
Henry D. Shultz
Laura
Pain Balm Heals Burned Child After Stove Accident
Mrs Geo T Benson of Keller Va used Pain Balm on her child burned by a hot stove during a Saturday bath. The liniment calmed the child within half an hour and he slept, recovering in about two weeks. Pain Balm is marketed for burns cuts and bruises and is sold at Dr Kline and Addison Bowers drug stores Myerstown Pa and other pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kan
Mr. Kline
Addison Bowers
Myerstown
Geo. T. Benson
Camp 38 14th Anniversary Celebration
The 381 Westington camp No. 381 PT. C. S. of A. plans a 14th anniversary observance on Monday evening December 5 with lilting exercises and a banquet in Sars of America. The camp’s drum corps will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westington Camp
PT. C. S. of A
Just What You Need Digestive Stimulant and Liver Regulator
Advertises a digestive tonic to improve appetite and cleanse the stomach. Claims to invigorate the liver and bowels, alleviate bad taste, dullness after eating, constipation, headaches, and bilious feelings. Priced at 25 cents per box and sold at Dr Kline's and Addison Bowers drug stores in Myerstown, PA, and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kline
Addison Bowers
Myerstown
Winters First Snow Falls Sunday Afternoon and Evening
Winters saw its first snowfall Sunday with snow beginning in the afternoon and continuing into the evening. Residents reported slippery roads and light accumulation as temperatures stayed near freezing. Municipal crews salted streets after dusk to improve traction.
January Snow Brings Early Winter Feels Across State
The first snowfall of the season arrived Sunday, with late afternoon start and a night-long continuation. Temperatures dropped, snow covered roofs and trees, and children enjoyed their first snow day. Fuel dealers and clothing merchants anticipate demand for overcoats as wintry weather grips the region. Nearby towns report heavy snows, sleet, and disrupted rail traffic threatening coal output this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
CHARMING PARTY AT 664 CUMBERLAND STREET
Misa Rose Cohen hosted a Saturday evening party at her home 664 Cumberland Street with vocal and instrumental music and games. Refreshments were served. Guests included Minnie C. Ulsh of Lykens, Mary Lehman, Virginia Miller, Kathryn Hauer, Elizabeth Seltzer, Mary Seigrist, Minnie Kalbach, Bessie Schoek, Effite Snyder, Modie Cohen, W. L. Strickler, H. G. Umberger, E. D. Seigrist esq., L. Raymond Reigert, W. N. Stuart, F. H. Lehman, John Hunsicker, R. C. Bateman, W. Van Every and Fred Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Rose Cohen
Cumberland Street
Minnie C. Ulsh
Lykens
Mary Lehman
Virginia Miller
Kathryn Hauer
Elizabeth Seltzer
Mary Seigrist
Minnie Kalbach
Bessie Schoek
Effite Snyder
Modie Cohen
W. L. Strickler
H. G. Umberger
E. D. Se
Light's Horses Arrive for Two Carloads Auction
Two carloads of Towa and Wisconsin horses arrive at Wm. Peno hotel sales stable. Wm. H. Bollasan and Harry E. Light, prominent horse dealers, plan tomorrow afternoon sale featuring stylish drivers, cab horses, coaches, family and business horses. Buyers invited to inspect. a full blood Shetland pony is among the lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Peno Hotel
Wm. H. Bollasan
Harry E. Light
Towa
Wisconsin
Jail charge for stealing robe, coat, and keys in Oswego case
Samuel Ditzler sits in jail charged with stealing a lap robe from Liverman Daniel Laudermilch and a coat and bunch of keys from John Misstep, a porter at the Oswego House. Ditzler offered the robe for sale to Harry Glise for a dollar. Glise's investigation led to Ditzler’s arrest by Officer Shaefler. Chief Zimm erman signed a warrant. Alderman R. L. Miller to conduct a hearing on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ditzler
Liverman
Daniel Laudermilch
John Misstep
Oswego House
Thomas Stains
Ditzler
Harry Glise
Shaefler
Zimmerman
R. L. Miller
Rauch Tailoring Claims Correct Cloth and Tea Fit
Advertisement fragment from C E Rauch promises correct cloth, proper tea in Style, and fit in tailoring. The note references sizing and finish claims with a date-like marker 11-28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rauch
Crossing Blocked By Trains In City Streets
Citizens protest blocked Ninth street as a long Philadelphia and Reading freight train moved through the city delaying pedestrians and delaying evening trains. The crew shifted stock cars to a siding to avoid delays, provoking strong public ire as winter approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading
Ninth Street
Highth Street
Estern
Pretty Home Wedding of Miss Parker and William Thompson
A home wedding at the Parker residence on West Main street Anunyilie united Miss Jamime C Parker and William F Thompson in marriage Rev J T Satter officiated. After a formal dinner guests from Harrisburg and Annville joined the couple. The pair left by 4 30 p m train for a tour of eastern cities and will reside in Harrisburg where the groom runs a business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Parker
William H. Thompson
William Parker
Anunyilie
West Main Street
Jamime C. Parker
William F. Thompson
Harrisburg
Annville
J. T. Satter
St. Paul's Ub, Dhared
Wil
Harris Inirg
Alumni Walloped Varsity at Lebanon Valley College
The alumni defeated the varsity 10 to 6 in a hard fought game on the new Lebanon Valley college athletic field. Weight and experience favored the alumni. two touchdowns came after about 20 minutes of play in each half. Varsity errors and overconfidence cost them, marking the first home defeat this season after six games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Valley College
Feld
Alwans
Gam
Annville Athletic Club
Altoona
Roop
Steelton Y. M. C. A
Gray
Harrisburg Athletic Club
Yon
Varsity
Evangelical Alliance delegates head to state convention
Rev Witwer of East Lehman Street M E church rides the morning train to Philadelphia and then to Easton for the three day state Evangelical convention starting tomorrow. Rev V W Dipnell of St Johns Reform Church is the other city delegate and will depart tomorrow.
Bricklayers Combine Work and Pleasure at Pinegrove
Wil Be Combined By These Brick layers at Pinegrove, Harry Bell, Joan Phraeaer, John Little, Samuel Bell, William Matter ness, Oscar Shelly and Morris Blatz left this morning for Pinegrove, where they are engaged on the renovation of the Lutheran church, there, the brick laying work being done by the Sanne Bell Sons company, of this city. The men spent last week at the work and spent Sunday at their homes in Lehanon. They left with their launt fog paraphernalia this morning and will spend leisure hours tracking ra its in the snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinegrove
Harry Bell
Joan Phraeaer
John Little
Samuel Bell
William Matterness
Oscar Shelly
Morris Blatz
Sanne Bell Sons Company
Lehanon
Miss Bordlemay Delivers Address at Trinity Church
Carrie Bordlemay of Manheim and president of the eastern Pennsylvania branch of the Woman's Missionary Society spoke at Trinity Church's anniversary services Sunday evening. She delivered an address and the event featured an elaborate musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bordlemay
Mjaz Carrie Bordlemay
Eastern
Pennsylvania
Woman's Missionary Society of the United Evangelicndhuries
Manheim
Woman's Missionary Society
Trinity Church
Miss Lillian Wilbur Sings at Zion Lutheran Service
Miss Lillian Wilbur of Harrisburg sang in the Zion Lutheran church choir on Sunday and delivered a solo at the morning service. The performance was warmly praised by the congregation. Miss Wilbur and her sister Mrs Wilson are guests of Mr and Mrs Milton H Wagner on Leuman Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran
Lillian Wilbur
Harrisburg
Zion Lutheran Church
Wilbur
Sirs. Wilson
Milton H. Wagner
Leuman Street
Miss Julia Coleman Recites in Manheim Missionary Day
Miss Julia Marie Coleman of this city recited Sunday evening in the Salem UT. B. church Manheim during exercises honoring missionary day observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Julia Marie Coleman
Salem UT. B
Manheim
Ladies and Skirts in Suits and Garments Displayed
Fragmentary ad style note references ladies clothing items in a Suits department. Mentions skirts jackets or tops and a label C.E Rauch with vague date/section markers. Unable to confirm full event, product line, or outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rauch
Tragedy on the Fast Freight Near Front Streets
William Brussman a 19 year old brakeman on the Philadelphia and Reading fast freight was killed when thrown from the tender as the train started after water stop at Front street. Wheels passed over his abdomen. The body was brought to J F McGovern’s establishment and later taken home to Newmanstown. His mother is seriously ill. two brothers and two sisters survive. Deputy Coroner Weirick deemed an inquest unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdos
Fast Freidh P. & R
J. F
McGovern
Philadelphia
Reading
Lebanon
William Brussman
Li Keman
Front Street
J.F. McGovern
North Ninth Street
Jonathan Brussman
Newmanstown
Sheridan
Millardsville
Charles “D. Weirick
No Terrors for the Poor in Millcreek Meeting
Eli Wallace of Newmanstown attended the county poor directors annual meeting in Millcreek Township. Wallace has long given time and resources to aid the deserving poor, ensuring they will be cared for as winter approaches, with his advocacy easing fears of hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millcreek
Eli Wallace
Chase
Newmanstown
Wallace
Mr.Wallace
Public sale of real estate at 371 North Eighth Street
W Howard Hoch executor of Mrs Fannie Greth estate sold the house at 371 North Eighth street to Jacob MM Parthemore for John EL Loetile, a son in law of the deceased. Auctioneer Samuel Bomberger conducted the sale at the Lebanon Valley house for $3226.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Howard Hoch
Fannie Greth
North Eighth Street
Jacob MM. Parthemore
John EL ‘Loetile
Samuel Bomberger
Lebanon Valley House
Obituary: Mrs James Connor Dies at County Almshouse
Mrs James Connor formerly Harriet Peters dies Sunday at the county almshouse where she had resided for some time. Aged about 75, she was known in the community for years as Harriet Peters, living in the southern city area and doing family washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamess Connor
Harriet Peters
Wagner sings at St Marys high mass in Buffalo
John C. Wagner of Buffalo sang O Salutaris during the offertory at high mass in St Marys Catholic church. He is a capable singer and his solo was well received. He is staying a few days at the Eagle hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Wagner
Buffalo
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Wagner
Eagle Hotel
Elected Vice President of Local Regiment
Peter Sando of this city has been elected vice president of the One Hundred and Fifty-first Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers. The next annual reunion will be held at Wernersville on Thanksgiving Day, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sando
One Hundred and Fifty-first Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Wernersville
Miller son may take reading work at blacksmith shop
Miller son of Nathan Miller of 241 South Eighth street went to Reading this morning where he secured employment at a blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Miller
Nathan Miller
South Eighth Street
Miss Laura Evarts Visits Sick Sister in Forge Street
Miss Laura Evarts visited her sick sister Mrs. William Light on Forge street this morning and returned to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Evarts
Willian Light
Forge Street
Harvey A Henry Passes State Board as Qualified Assistant Druggist
Harvey A Henry of this city has successfully passed the examination before the state board as a qualified assistant druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey A Henry
Rambo to Furnish Costumes at Masque Ball
Reading costumer Rambo will be at the Sons of America Hall Wednesday afternoon to furnish costumes for the masque ball later that evening. Ladies seeking a cab should leave their address at Frantz Hat Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rambo
Sons of America Hall
Frantz’ Hat Store
Beautiful Main Street home for sale in Balmyra
A large one room house on Main Street Balmyra offers a good slate roof and various fruit trees with two large stables. The ad notes practical conveniences and invites buyers to inquire about terms. The seller signs as STAUFFER and references a liberal term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmyra
West End Co. Wins Damages Against Jansen Iron Co.
The West End rolling mill company of this city secured a Lancaster common pleas court verdict for 1494.54 in its breach of contract suit against Jansen Iron Company of Columbia. The action sought 4000 in damages after a three day trial. Thomas H. Cupp and W. A. Hensel led for West End. opposing counsel were Col. North and Coyle & Keller of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jansen Iron Company
West End Rolling Mill Company
Lancaster
Wet End Company
Col. North and Coyle & KeLer
Thanksgiving Service at Zion Lutheran Church
A Thanksgiving service at Zion Lutheran Church replaced the regular evening sermon. The infant and senior Sunday schools led a program including hymns, prayers, baptisms, anthems, and solos. The offertory supported the children's home missions and a combined church and school chorus performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church
Moore Sisters
Harriet Sheley
Minnie
Miriam Wagner
June Zimmerman
Ethel Reinhard
Dorcas and Young People Society Meetings Announced
The Dorcas Society meets Tuesday evening at Miss Mazie Kirk’s home on South Fourth street. German services will be held Tuesday evening in the old church with Rev Warren Nickel of Bucks county preaching. Mite Society gathers Wednesday evening in the chapel. The Young Peoples Society meets at Mrs Henry I Gibbard’s home on Chestnut street for a social gathering with full attendance urged. English services Friday evening in the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society
Mazie Kirk
South Fourth Street
Old Church
Warren Nickel
Bucks County
Mite Society
Young Peoples’ Society
Henry I. Gibbard
Chestnut Street
Zion Lutheran Announces Evening Building Committee Meeting
Zion Lutheran states Monday evening meetings of the Building Committee and the Board of Trustees at architect A A Richter's office. A midweek service is scheduled Wednesday at 7 30 in the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran
A. A. Richter
Sable
Missionary Society Meeting At Zion Lutheran Church
The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Zion Lutheran Church held its regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Morris Weldman.
Zellers Accepts Sales Position with New York Knitting Firm
C S Zellers former Lebanon Business College student and Luzerne County knitting mill worker has taken a sales agent post for a New York knitting machine maker. He has begun work and is making encouraging headway with many friends sending best wishes. Zellers is the son of J C Zeller a Mount Fork butcher and market man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Zellers
Lebanon Business College
Luzerne County
New York
Mr. Zeller
J.C. Zeller
Mount Fico
Realty Transfer In Four Properties in Lebanon Townships
Real estate transfer records show John Bomberger and H B Spayd as assignees of S K Spayd selling four properties in North Londonderry Heidelberg and South Lebanon townships to H Rank Bickel Esquire for 19500 dollars. Bickel then conveys to Alice J Bonberger and others for the same properties for 19500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomberger - Ee
H._B. Spayd
S.K. Spayd
South Lebanon Township
H. Rank Bickel
North Londonderry
Heidelberg
Alice J. Bonberger
The Plains of Peace sung at First Reformed Church
Miss Minnie C. Ulsh of Lykens sang The Plains of Peace as a solo at the First Reformed Church in Harrisburg, guest of Miss Mary Siegrist. Her solo showcased a fine soprano voice and wide range. She left for home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulsh
First Reformed Church
Minnie C. Ulsh
Lykens
Mary Siegrist
South Sixth Street
Cottage prayer meetings began at Fourth Street Presbyterian Church
The Christian Endeavor Society announced weekly cottage prayer meetings open to neighbors and interested residents. The first gathering will be hosted by Mrs. George Ross on Chestnut Street near Ninth, beginning this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of
Fourth Street Presbyterian Church
George Ross
Chestnut Street
Ninth
Rev Bromer Leads Service at County Alms House
The First Re formed Church minister Rev E S Bromer conducted Sunday afternoon services in the Chapel at the County Alms House. Large inmate attendance followed by several congregants including ladies and gentlemen who participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Bromer
First Reformed Church
Trains Delayed on Philadelphia and Reading Line
Trains were delayed on the Philadelphia and Reading road with the New York Flyer arriving late and the 8 o'clock west bound passenger train over an hour late. A wreck at Allentown delayed that service while a special two car train was assembled at Reading and ran ahead of the regular train through the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading Road
East Penn
Allentown
Reading
Overland to Lancaster Visit Reported
Mrs Henry Alrichard travels from Lemi iy to Lancaster on a 21 noon visit to friends in the Sch lerstown area. The wording is fragmentary but indicates a social visit between individuals in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Alrichard
Lemi Iy
Assignee Kendal Answers Rule to Account for All Money
December term opens with eight of twenty two cases ready for trial. Kendal of Reading, Culéman assignee, filed an answer to the rule to account and to show cause why he should not be dismissed. The lengthy answer contains usual legal verbiage and seeks discharge at petitioner’s cost. Several cases on the docket progress toward settlement and judgment entries are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acc
Common Pleas Court
EL. Grumbine
E. W .Miller
Henry T. Kendal
Reading
Culéman
Sail Trust
Local marriages noted in Rothville and area Nov 27 to Nov 29
A string of marriage notices from Rothville and nearby towns lists couples wed from November 27 to 29. Notables include Jacob E. Enck and Mary L Dissinger, Cletus Arnold and Leah Brandt, James Werth and Mary Thome, A W Waltz and Tennie Hater, Albert H Spangler and Emma Smith, Wesley C Garloff and Mamie Delite, Annie B Eberhard and David Emerich, and John Lowe and Kate Springer. Revelries occur at St Marys and Tulpehocken parsonages and local churches with Rev. James A Heitler, Rev. Father Adam Christ, Rev. A J Kennedy, Rev. J P Smith, Rev. H J Welker, and Rev. G W Hangen officiating. Receipts note a wedding trip after a reception and varied locales including Meckville Prescott and Myerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enck
Dissinger
Rothville
Jacob E. Enck
Mt. Alry
Mary L Dissinger
Ieistville
James A. Heitler
Arnold Brandt
Adam Christ
St. Marys Catholic Church
Cletus Arnold
Leah Grande
Isaac Brandt
Avon
Little—Brewer
Werth—Thome
James J. Werth
Mary Thome
Folin Thome
St. Mary
Waltz—Howse
A.W. Waltz
Tennle Hater
Jonestown
Hirisz
Lehman Street
J. P. Smith
Albert H. Spangler
Prescott
Misa Emma Smith
Meckville
Garloff
Speriffer
Tulpehocken Parsonage
Stoudsburg
Wesley C. Garloff
Mamie &. Delite
Myerstown
H. J. Welker
Emerich—Eberhard
Annie B
Farmers’ Hotel
G. W. Hangen
U. E. Choteh
Lowe
Organist’s hand squeezed in church accident
Harry J. Schools esq organist at St John’s Reformed Church narrowly escaped losing his left hand. It was caught on a lever and released by choir member Lucellus Walter. Schools could not play at Sunday services and S A McAdams stood in as organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Schools, Esq
St. John’s Reformed Church
Lucellus Walter
Mr. Schools
S. A. McAdams
Pastor speaks on The Pastor in the sick Room at local meeting
Rev. A W Buck of Chestnut Street Evangelical Church read a four paper on The Pastor in the sick Room at the Lebanon Ministerial Association December meeting in the Y M C A parlors. A thorough discussion followed. Also note a local ad for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets available at Dr Kline's and Addison Bower's drug stores in Myerstown PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Buck
Chestnut Street
The
Lebanon Ministerial Association
Chamberlain
Liberty Fair Arrangements Committee Elected Officers
The Liberty Fre Company set the necessary arrangements for a local fair. Officers elected include Chairman F W McAdam Treasurer Join Werner and Secretary Ralph Uhrieh. The ladies committee led by Miss Virgie Shay will hold two meetings tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.W. McAdam
Werner
Ralph Uhrieh
Virgie Shay
Thirty Pound Turkey Delights Local Family Thanksgiving
William McDivitt and his wife at 29 South Sixth street received two thirty pound turkeys and nine pound chickens from Daniel McWilliams of Wisconsin. The turkey was prepared in Mrs. McDivitt's best style for Thanksgiving. Wr. McDivitt, Sr. of Columbia, once in charge of the puddle mill at American Iron and Steel Works, joined in the feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McDivitt
South Sixth Street
Daniel McWilliams
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania Day Observed With Historical Room Decorations
The Wo man’s club met Saturday afternoon to mark Pennsylvania Day with subject themed decorations and talks. Highlights included a rare American flag made by Lebanon’s Hadies in 1801, owned by Mrs. Martha Ross who will donate it to the Lebanon County Historical Society. Speakers covered Pennsylvania and the Quakers, historical landmarks, and Pennsylvania writers. Invitations went out for a December 13 club musicale hosted by Mrs. Helen Fox. Miss Adeline Guilford and others read papers on Deaf and Dumb Instruction and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Woman's Club
Ciaris Ses
Adeline Guilford
Mars A. Girey
J. Laahed Miler
Lebanon
Martha Ross
Lebanon Country Historical Society
Ross
Helen FE. Pox
Cumberland Street
Munday Club
Helen Keller
Ethel, Weldman
Alleged Burglar Caught At Pistol Point By Detective Ringler
David S Shand surrendered to police at his brother in law East Lebanon home after being cornered by Detective Ringler A gun was leveled at him as he appeared in the doorway Shand is charged with burglary and accused of robbing his brother in law John Brown Sweiger of 348 dollars An alderman arranged bail and Shand was released after waiving a hearing. another charge may follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Shand
Ringler
Lebanon
David S. Shand
Shand
Fisher
Shultz
WME Opartes
John Brownsweiger
Alderman Smith
Deaths in Missouri and local obituaries noted
Word has arrived of the death of Adam J light of California Moniteau county Missouri a Lebanon native who lived here about 32 years He is survived by six children and a brother Henry C Light and a sister Hesse A Weber both in this city Also noted are the deaths of Charles Benney infant son of Mr and Mrs Hervey Benney of 1928 Lehman Street West Lebanon John KreiSer a North Agny ile township farmer died of typhoid fever aged 40 John Henry Kleiser died after two weeks illness at his home near Enion Water Works He was married to Mary Hitz and survived by three daughters his mother and four brothers The paper also advertises a holiday sale area for dolls toys pictures and silverware on the second floor of The Bon Ton emphasizing easier access for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam J. Light
California
Moniteau County
Missouri
Lebanon
John Kreiser
John Wieler
Agny Ile
Untl
John Henry Kleiser
Enion Water Works
Mary Hitz
Cucrge
York
Molomon
Bismarck
Jacob
Felix
Jacob Carter Suffering Stroke Like Attack at Home
Jacob Carter formerly sanitary policeman is at his Spe street home with an illness resembling a stroke or paralysis. He is reported much improved since Saturday when the ailment first appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Carter
Spe Street
Ness
Levi Stoudt Named Foreman at Lebanon Valley Furnaces
Levi Stoudt of 215 North Twelfth Street has accepted a foreman post in the foundry department of Lebanon Valley furnaces to succeed Mahlon Webner, who recently resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Stoudt
North Twelfth Street
Thag
Lebanon Valley Furnaces
Mahlon Webner
Lackawanna Takeover of Cornwall Railroad Reported
The Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company, Buffalo, expected to operate the Cornwall railroad under a lease now in force. The 20 year lease commits to modernization including new casting machinery at Bird Coleman and North Cornwall furnaces and possible expansion to Colebrook. The double tracking to Lebanon was recent, with potential Cornwall and Western railroad links to Steetten as part of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lickawanna Iron and’ Steel Company
Buffalo
Cornwall
Lackawanna Company
Lebanon County
Ovens
North Letanon
Bird Coleman
North Cornwall Furnces
Colebrook
Cornwall and Western
Steetten
Lebanon
Calebrook
Street Fight Leads to Fines and Charges
Samuel Stoudt known as Jumbo and Garfield Witman fought Saturday evening at Tontit and Cumberland streets. Police summoned Witman and fined him $2.50 after a hearing. Stoudt later faced Alderman Snyder and pressed charges of assault and battery. Hearing set for Tuesday at p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Stoudt
Garfield Witman
Tontit
Cumberland Streets
Stoudt
Queensbury
Yules
Zilmerman
Witman
Snyder
Agers Witho Assanlt
Insurance Agent Reassigned From Steelton Post
William Attick, local Metropolitan Life Insurance agent, is transferred back to Steelton after a brief stay during which he became prominently involved with key organizations. His departure is noted as a regret by associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Attick
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Steelton
C.N. Beck
Wut
Local residents visit with friends and family
Miss Lottie Donley of Philadelphia visits her parents at 313 Walnut Street. Henry Bekkel of Philadelphia visits his mistress Mrs. G DeHuis. Tommy Retney visits his mother. Mr and Mrs Allens St Hoffer of Philadelphia return home from relatives and friends visit. Mrs Rosa Clark of Jersey City and Mrs J Henry Miller host guests in Lebanon. Luc Gewman of Mechanicsburg visits Edna and Agnes Moore. Clifford Rhonda of Philadelphia visits. Miss Emma Grotevent of Reading visits Mr and Mrs Adam Filbert in Read. Rev A M Able from Jonestown on city business. Druggist S H Messowan and wife visit Reading relatives. Tillie Hure of Womelsdorf visits city friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie. Donley
Philadelphia
Daniel
Donley
Walnut Street
Henry
Bekkel
Tommy
Allens St Hoffer
Misa
Eydia Beem
Lebanon
Steelton
Lou Beaver
Chikd
Reading
Rosa Clark
Clark
Jersey City
J. Henry Miller
Eizhth
Willow Streets
Mixx Gewman
Mechanicsburg
Edna and
Agnes Moore
Spruce Street
Clifford Rhonda
Tetahon
Knauer
Emma Grotevent
Readcine
Adam Filbert
Ninth
Cumberflynd Streets
A. M. Able
Episcorst Church
Jonestown
S. Hf. Messowan
Twelfth
Forge
For a Bad Cold: Iain's Cough Remedy Promises Relief
A short ad style note touts Iain's Cough Remedy as a reliable medicine to ease a bad cold. It claims to soothe throat irritation and inflammation and provide healing effects, though specifics are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iain
Joogen
Lieve
Tg Aly
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Bismark
S. of A. Hall
MR. Karmany
Y. M. C. A. Physical
Lewistown
Shenandoah
Pottsville
Bellefonte
Allans
Scranton
Selins Grove
OURS
DR. Geo. Ross & CO
Court House
Cash
Raver Ries
M. Miller
North Fiith St
St. Sob
Evangelical Alliance
Witwer
Easton
Front Streets
ST. Mary's
West End CO
Salem Luth
Henry, Kendall
Kendall
James J. Shuman
David Rosenberer
James B. Umberger
W. TI. Bollman
Ssumpsit
Franklin Phillips
Long
Max M. Miller
Miller Shoe Manufacturing Company
C. C. Desh
East Hanover Township
Ellen Krum
Walter S. Krum
John H. Deininger
H. Capp
J. G. Adams
E. McCurdy
J. Barr
Seabold
H. H. Kreider
Swatara Creek
Union Township
Register Weltmer
Nisi
St. Mary's Rectory
A. J. Kennedy
Pagter
Samuel P. Little
Hila Brewer
Thomas Brewer
Annyille
Spangler—Smith
Buck
Charles Benney
Charles
Neav
Alm. Ward
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