Annual Convention of School Directors in Court House
City and county school directors hold their eighteenth annual convention in the main court room of the courthouse today. Sessions draw solid attendance as educators discuss school problems. John H. Hoffman of Ann Ville Rural Route 3, son of Jevi Hoffman of Palmyra and Goldie M. Ramsey of Grantville Rural Route 1, is noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Eduwaters
John H. Hoffman
Ann Ville
Jevi Hoffman
Palmyra
Goldie M. Ramsey
John Ramsey
Grantville
Marriage License Clerk Announces Wedding License
Clifford Strauss has issued a marriage license to wed. The notice records the filing and approval by the license clerk, confirming the parties eligible to marry under local regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Strauss
Eugene H Herr Awards Prizes At Annville
The annual Fishing Contest at the Cigar Store of Eugene H Herr closed on Thanksgiving Day with prizes to the top three anglers. Reuben Tobias won a $15 Shakespeare reel for the heaviest bass of 5 pounds 4 ounces. Henry Waltz earned a $12 Bristol steel rod for the second heaviest bass 2 pounds 13 ounces. John Waltz received a $7 Lucky Bait steel rod for the longest pike 19 inches. The column also records social visits, church services, and local appointments around Annville, Lebanon, and Harrisburg, noting Thanksgiving gatherings and community events throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Herr
Erizey
Reuben Tobias
Henry Waltz
Bristol
John Waltz
H. W. Light
Millereville
Parke Behm
Newark
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Mire
H. W. Dowd
Edward O. Davies
Harrisburg
Bathory
Elizabeth Gallatin
Romney
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
J. H. Willauer
John L. Saylor
Anna
J. Harry Bender
C. P. Saylor
Jersey City
Roger
John B. Stoudt
Northampton
Christ Reformed Church
The
Hill Reformed Church
D. A. Whiskeyman
E Home
Lee J. Hastines
Phila- Jeoniar Cerrie
Robert Fornay
George
Amily
Middletown
Edwin Hostetter
Female Names Placed In The Jury Wheel
Judge C. V. Henry and Jury Commissioners Adolph Lolse and Amos Rittle filled the 1921 jury wheel this morning in Room 4 of the Court House. The process took two and a half hours, a quicker method than years ago when lists were compared by older methods. Deputy Sheriff Amos Bytos assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Common Pleas Court
C. V. Henry
Adolph Lolse
Amos Rittle
Court House
Amos Bytos
Appraised the Property of the Shaffner Estate
Sheriff William L Brunner conducted an inquest in partition proceedings for the Shaffner Estate on Thursday near Steels town in North Annville township under a court order directing the partition inquest.
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William L. Brunner
Steelstown
North Annville Township
Partition commission appraises 25 acres in historic estate
In Nth Annville township Maria Shhaffner deceased heirs, Sheriff Bruener selects Adam S. Walmer, John H. Reese and J Frank Smits as commissioners. They appraise the property at 650 dollars for 25 acres and 96 perches. Edward H. Smith appears as attorney for petitioner Henry P. Schaffner. Commission finds equitable partition unlikely and will advise sale or adjustment for retention by one or more heirs. The property carries old Indian era associations and was once valued at 2,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Shhaffner
Nth
Annville Township
Bruener
Adam S. Walmer
John H. Reese
J. Frank Smits
Edward H. Smith
Henry P. Schaffner
Tha
Marriage Licenses Issued in Reading City
Marriage license clerk Clifford Strauss issued licenses to Harry W. Stoudt of 1718 North Front Street Reading, son of Henry Stoudt, and Marthe M. Hain of 418 Cumberland Street, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Hain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Strauss
Harry W. Stoudt
North Front Street
Reading
Henry Stoudt
Marthe M. Hain
Cumberland Street
Margaret Hain
Infant Esther May Lingle Funeral Service Summary
Funeral services were held at 3 o clock for Esther May infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lingle from 628 Walton Avenue. Rev Garland of Cleona A B church presided with Salvation Army girls rendering music. Interment in Mt Lebanon cemetery. Undertaker H C Rohland in charge. Reag News Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther M. Lingle
Esther May
Raymond Lingle
Walton Avenue
Garland
Cleona A. B. Church
Salvation Army
Mt. Lebanon
H. C. Rohland
Local Notices and Weddings From Early December 1900
The page records deaths and marriages, listing William Louser of Louser Mros. dying of heart disease at age 7 and several weddings including Harry R. Weath to Sallie G. Bowman, Arthur C. Albert to Mary McConnell, and Oscar W. Shay to Carne F. Shay. It notes a streetwiring project by A Grant Mays, school closures due to heavy rainfall, pensions awarded to Abraham Stein and Martin Miller, and a St. Agnes Guild meeting at St. Luke's rectory with Rev. J. M. Page and Mrs. Thomas Evans, led by president Sarah Lineaweaver, with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Louser
Louser Mros
Harry R. Weath
Bexmont
Sallie G. Bowman
Cornwall
A. J. Bachman
Winifred M. Kaufman
Bismarck
Harry Acker
Rexmont
Annie Ferry
Arthur C. Albert
Mary McConnell
A. Grant Mays
South Ninth Street
Milter Organ Company
Lumberland Street
Pension Bureau
Abraham M. Stein
Lebanon
Martin W. Miller
Annville
St. Agnes Guild
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
J. M. Page
Thomas Evans
Sarah Lineaweaver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Santa Claus
S Elie
Toyland
Dollville
Holiday Sale Women’s Apparel
Bolivia
Santa
Kolinsky
Ingersoll
Reag News
South Aashlre
A. S. Hostetter
Morroe Brubaker
Elisabeth
Berths
Edith
Charles Kreider
Cyrus Snavely
James Snavely
Stephen Kiddie
Christian Light
Fairview Heights
Wiliam Tittle
Lucile Shenk
East Main Street
Martha Ginerich
Mary Hisetor
Della Herr
Kathryn Long
Harold Lutz
Robert Lutz
Gaston Vanden Bosche
Howard Hil
Gilbert Channing
Dawson Yake
South White Oak Street
Z. A. Bowman
Andrew Miller
Atlanta
Georgia
John L. Sartor
Miller
Saylor
Miller Leininger
William Flowers
St. Pan's Evancelien Church
Cyrus Longe
Kreider
South Annville
Shaffner Estate
CFO
Lebanon County Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Chamber of Commerce
Bentz
Lebanon Steel Foundry
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