Officer’s Friends Rally in West Lebanon Attack
Police Sergeant Frank Brown was assaulted by a drunken man from West Lebanon on West Lehman Street near the Good Will engine house. Citizens aided Brown and subdued the attacker until arrest. both suspects, George Moease and Francis Swartz, were fined five dollars plus costs and discharged by Acting Committing Magistrate A M Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Snyder
Lebanon
Frank Brown
Ruffan
West Lehman Street
Good Will Engine House
Name Street
Brown
Potterger
Simeon Halle
United States
George Moease
Francis Swartz
West Lebanon
Alderman Snyder
County Bar Endorses Capp for Superior Court
The Lebanon county bar unanimously endorsed Hon. Thomas H. Capp to fill the vacancy on the Pennsylvania Superior Court bench. The meeting in the courthouse grand jury room adopted a resolution praising Capp's years of practice, integrity, and wide client base, urging Governor Stone to appoint him and naming a nine member committee to convey the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Grant Weidman
E.W. Miller
Jeyge Ehrgood
Ehrgood
Col. A. Frank Seltzer
H.C. Shirk
C. H. Killinger
Bassler Boyer
C. R. Lantz
P. & Keiser
Aising Vott
Thanon County
Naime
Thomas H. Capp
Superior Court of
Pennsylvania
Capp
United States
Superior Court
Gaip
Shirk
Stone
H. C. Shirk
Col. A. FE. Seltzer
Joan Benson
8. P. Light
E. Melly
E. FE. McCurdy
Judge Enhrgood
Legal Advice for One Dollar Offer From Wilkes-Barre Firm
A Philadelphia style legal advisory circular offers paid legal guidance for one dollar. It promises an answer approved by five experienced Pennsylvania judges and requires readers to send a dollar with their case. The notice asserts confidentiality and invites inquiries to the Legal Advice Company in Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Superior
Supreme Courts of Pennsylvanian
First National Bank
Wilkes- Barre
Legal Advice Company
Laning Building
Puddler George Lewis Injured At East Works Saturday
George Lewis a puddler at the East works of the American iron and steel company lost a leg and part of a foot when a switching freight struck him near a car. He, hard of hearing, did not hear No. 1882 approach and was struck while behind a lone car. He was rushed to the station and then to hospital, where he was reported improving. His home is near Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lewis
Georys Lewis
East-works
American Iron Andistess Company
Lewis
East Works
John Leahy
Anis Bechtle
Des
Lehmar
Lewistown
Lebanon Bar Committee Endorses Capp for Superior Court Judge
A Lebanon bar committee led by C. H. Shirk met Gov. Stone in Harrisburg to present resolutions endorsing Thos. A. Capp of Lebanon for Superior Court judge. Moyer joined Luzerne bar in Carlisle for Capp endorsement. reports say Schuylkill, Dauphin and Lancaster bars may follow with similar actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Stone
Harrisburg
HB. C. Shirk
C. B. Tantz
Col
A. F. Seltzer
John Beacon
P. Light
F. E. Melly
E E. McCurdy
Grant Weidman
C. Z. Killinger
The
Lebanon Bar Association
Thos. A. Capp
Superior
Mr. Shirk
Capp
G. H. Moyer
Lebanon
Carlisle
Luzerne Bar Association
Ih Moyer
Luzerne Ar
Schuylkill
Sensation in Bismarck as John Stober Seen Morning
Henry Carpenter reports that John Stober, wanted for the Palmyra murder of Albert Gray, passed the hotel in Bismarck this morning with a companion. A $500 reward is offered by the county for his arrest, but court duties diverted immediate pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stober
Bismarck
Stober
Henry Carpenter
Reuben
Deaths Hit Lebanon Area Families in Two Death Notices
Pearl May Fox died at four from paralysis of the heart after a two week illness. Adam Fortna Sr. died Sunday at 6 30 p.m. at 731 Guilford Street after a one year illness, aged 56, a life long Lebanon resident. He leaves a widow and six children and was a member of several local groups. Maria Wagner, 74, widow of Felty Wagner, died Sunday noon at her daughter’s home, 504 Long Lane, South Lebanon Township, kidney trouble, survived by a son Frank Wagner and several brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl May
William Fox
Juilford Street
Adam
Fortna
Guilford Street
John and
Christiana Fortna
North Lebanon Township
First Reformed Church
Eliza Hoke
Deborah Hurst
North Lebanon
David I
Ebenezer
Leighton Jr
Edward G
Robert P
Lebanon
Campoo
P.O. S of A
Maria Wagner
Felty Wagner
John Kreider
Long Lane
South
Lebanon Township
Frank Wagner
Wo. Gruber
Reading
John Graber
Eaneas
E.B. Shultz
John McConpell
Funeral services for Rev. A. Graul at Pine Grove Church
Funeral services will be held for Rev. A. Graul at Pine Grove church on Tuesday evening conducted by Revs Z A Weidler T Garland and local clergy. Wednesday morning the body will go to Reading for services led by Presiding Elder H S Gabel Bishop Mills and Rev. D S Longenecker, with other conference ministers. Services in Zion TM B church on South Ninth near Penn at 10 30 a m and interment at Aullenbach cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Graul
Pinegrove Church
Z A. Weidler
T Garland
Reading
H. 8. Gabel
Bishop Mills
Longenecker
Zion TU. B
South Ninth Street
Penn
Aullenbach Cemetery
Zug's Horses Arrives for Kansas Auction sale
I W Zug arrived with a car load of Kansas horses at the William Penn hotel. The sale is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Zug
Kansas
Wm. Penn
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
To improve the appetite and strengthen digestion by a few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr J H Seitz of Detroit Michigan says they restored appetite and relieved overfullness with pleasant bowel movements. For sale at Dr Kline's and Addison Bowers' drug stores Myerstown Pa and all other drug stores. Every box warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. H. Seitz
Detroit
Mich
Dr. Kline
Addison Bowers
Myerstown
Crime builds as population grows in December court term
The December criminal term opened with an unusually large docket in Lebanon, led by Judge Ehrgood who warned that crime lags behind population growth. Cases include murder, burglary, and robbery, with Shuey murder likely to push to March sessions. Five new lawyers were admitted to the Lebanon bar: Meyer, Graeff, S. Meyer, Light, Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuey
Gabriel H. Meyer
Walter Graeff
Samuel T. Meyer
Dawson Light
Frank Lehman
Lebanon
Henry
Tudge Elligood
J. Frank Smith
Ellergood
Traverse
Common Press
Grant
Fiietag
McGill
Hoffman
Larceny case defers sentence for German defendant Hoff man
Morning session heard Joe Hoffman charged with larceny of clothing at Palmyra. He pleaded guilty and his sentence was deferred pending review of his past. Hoff man claimed naturalization in Philadelphia and three years in Harrisburg for Otto Fox, former Union hotel proprietor. Judge Ehrgood later found a bad record and sentenced him to one year and three months in the Eastern Penitentiary. TRUE BILLS and several other larceny cases appear, including Com. v Joe Hoffman and Com. v John Klopp. Property sale petition in Jonestown granted with Lebanon County Trust Company as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hoffman
Palmyra
Hoffman
Hoffman Clims
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Otto Fox
Union Hotel
Ehrgood
Eastern
True Bills
George Smith
Harry Smith
Aaron Sattazalo
Edwin Gassert
F.sprecher
Joseph Spang
John Myers
John “J.klopp
Michae Kor
Jonestown
Lebanon Elks Hold Annual Memorial Service
The Lebanon Lodge of Elks observed its annual memorial for members who died during the year in a secret session. Secretary J M Shindel gave the address. One death, Robert Eckert, occurred in the local order this year, though the service typically honors all deaths in the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Many Heavy Snow Storms Prompted by Rev Ira Hicks Predictions
Weather prophet Rev Ira Hicks forecasts December as a period of heavy winter storms possibly blizzards. He describes a storm opening in early December with rain snow and higher temperatures, peaking around the 20th to 22nd, then continued storms through mid month. The latter part of December could bring severe storms across the North Atlantic and coasts and the country may enter January amid ongoing heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Hicks
Hicks
North Atlantic
Banner cigar trust dominates Ninth Pennsylvania district
An advance copy of the annual report of the Commissioners of Internal Revenue shows Ninth Pennsylvania as the banner cigar district with 2043 factories, 13,711,785 pounds of tobacco turned into 748,492,359 cigars, 332 dealers in beaf tobacco, 49 tobacco manufacturers, 25 registered distilleries, 1400 retail dealers, and substantial spirits storage and production figures including 214,698 barrels of fermented liquors and 1,190,873 gallons of rye whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Commissioners of Internal Revenue
Hershey
United States
Sleigh Upset at Cumberland Intersection
At 11 o'clock this morning Dr Will R Roedel turned at Eighth and Cumberland streets when his sleigh ran onto a railway track and overturned. He landed on his feet with the reins and escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Roedel
Will R. Roedel
Eighth
Cumberland Streets
Hog Dressing At Balsbaugh Farm Weighs 622 Pounds
In South Annville township on Friday heavy porkers were processed into sausage and puddings despite bad weather. H. G. Newgard discharged the fatal shot under Peter Bachman supervision. The hog dressed at 622 pounds and yielded 356 pounds of lard from another 330 pound hog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Balsbaugh
South Annville Township
H. G. Newgard
Peter Bachman
Pretty Solo at Cenetary M E Church by Edna Harwood Baugher
Miss Edna Harwood Baugher of Philadelphia sang the pretty solo Dream Hills Far Away at Sunday evening service at Cenetary M E Church. She was a guest of Mrs. H M Miller of 923 Chestnut street and delighted the large congregation with the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenetary M. E. Church
Edna Harwood Baugher
Philadelphia
H. M. Miller
Chestnut Street
Dream Hills
Deborah Norris Brock Debut Tea in Philadelphia Society
Social announcements list a Thursday tea hosted by Mr and Mrs Horace Brock in Philadelphia to formally present their daughter Deborah Norris Brock. Tea runs until seven with a dinner to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Horace Brock
Deborah Norris Brock
Sprace
Charter Secured as Committee Appointed by Womanings
A committee named by the Womanings was appointed to secure a charter for a dinner funds drive. The event aims to support a program to aid a poor community member. Details outline committee members and pledge targets for the meal event.
Local Club Hosts Mixed Program And New Members
A Saturday meeting posted three new membership names while planning a Saturday afternoon program at 3. The event featured Miss Hinday speaking on The Development of Science as Applied to the Senses and piano selections by Miss Jennie Lewis Patg with pieces by Chopin and Liszt. A display of beadwork and canes made by the blind was shown, and attendees included Mrs. He J. Hayd way park, Mrs. S. C. Hughes, Mrs. S. P. Light, and Mrs. D A. Krantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Couch
Honeyi
Georp
Hinday
Wempstead
Rt. L
He J. Haydway Park
Drs
Fox
Jennie
Lewis -Patg
Atkretight
College
Chopin
Roment
Krantz
Hathiaonalac- Sullivan
Mra
Celebration planned for Camp 204 annual observance
The committee announces the annual Camp 204 observance to be held February 23, Washington’s Birthday weekend. State President W. G. Thomas of Lansford will deliver the evening address, the sole featured speech, with a musical program including string artists, vocalists, and the Perse band. Officers from the state and several camps will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Washington
W. G. Thomas
Lansford
Perse
News Agent Resigns to Join Seattle Service
Edward Warren, local agent who ran the Union News stand at the local station for months, resigns to accept a similar post with the Seattle service. Frank Netzley of Reading will succeed him. Warren enjoys a reputation as one of the sharpest agents in the company. He will visit relatives in Pennsylvania with his wife before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Warren
Union News Company
Rccept
Seattle
Washington
Frank Netzley
Reading
Warren
Pennsylvania
Goose bone prophet predicts blizzard fulfills yearly forecast
Elias Hartz, Reading's well known goose bone weather prophet, hails the Friday snowstorm as the fulfillment of his annual prophecy. The 80 year old man stood in the blizzard as friends discuss his claims amid prevailing snow conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Hartz
Reading
Hartz
Ill Child Laura Adams Seriously Stricken at Home
Laura Adams aged S, daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Adams of 709 Chestnut Street, is seriously ill with pneumonia and has slim hopes of recovery. Dr W H Warner and Biss Sweeney of Good Samaritan hospital attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
J. G. Adams
Chestnut Street
W. H. Warner
Biss Sweeney
Good Samaritan Hospital
Bethany United Evangelical Church Dedicated at Robesonia
Presiding Elder F E Erdman of Hartsburg district and pastors H R Shultz of Newmanstown and Frank Seachrist of Kleinfeltersville led the dedication of the Bethany United Evangelical church at Robesonia. The new church cost 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Erdman
Hartsbure
H. R. Shultz
Newmanstown
Frank Seachrist
Kieinfeltersville
United Evangelical Church
Bethany United Evangélical Church
Robesonia
Coachman Austin Minnit Showcased Bays for Lebanon Works President
Austin Minnit, coachman for Eli Attwood, head of the Lebanon main works, appeared on the streets Saturday with a span of handsome bays. The horses were noted for their striking appearance as they drew attention in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Minnit
Eli Attwood
Lebanon
Welsh's Horse Sale At Seliver House Stables
The W H Welsh horse sale at Seliver house stables Saturday afternoon drew a large crowd and produced fair prices. top bid reached 182 dollars. In Philadelphia Superior Court today attorneys argued the Com vs Kaplan case from Lebanon county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh
Seliver House
Kaplan
Philadelphia
Com
Lebanon County
Rough Shod Warning On Slippery Streets
A city notice urges horse owners to ensure their animals’ hooves are shod and ready before driving on slick streets. This morning several delivery wagons tied to horses slipped and some animals fell, prompting warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fell
Juvenile Party Celebrates Deborah Light Birthday
Mrs Faul Light hosts a birthday anniversary party at 537 North Tenth Street for her daughter Deborah with music games and refreshments. Guests include Ruth Light Maud Erler Mar sie Fields Emily Warner Elizabeth Zimmerman Sallie Zimmerman May Zimmerman Miriam Light Bertha Boltz Margaret Boltz Irene Boltz Ruth Millard Mamie Christ Mabel Geipbstenzchel Ethel Light Mamie Tifay Mills Virginia Light and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faul Light
North Tenth Street
Miss Deborah
Ruth Light
Maud Erler
Marsie Fields
Emily Warner
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Sallie Zimmerman
May Zimmerman
Miriam Light
Bertha Boltz
Margaret Boltz
Irene Boltz
Ruth Millard
Baptism of Twins Stuns North Sixth Street Parish
Mr and Mrs Wilson Leizig of North Sixth street presented their baby twins for baptism at St Marys Catholic church on a Sunday morning. The unusual ceremony drew notable attention from the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Leizig
North Sixth Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Odor of Sauerkraut Supper At Lebanon Valley Commandery
The uptown area hosted sauerkraut suppers by Perse Fire Company and Lebanon Valley Commandery No 5 Sons of America. Volunteers, led by kitchen chairs, served celery dishes and pork with kraut while Grand Central band music filled the hall. Door duties, bread cutting, and a parade cancellation due to bad streets rounded out the evening. Proceeds fund a new dress uniform for the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perse Fire Company
Lebanon’ Valley Commandery
Sons of America
Grand Central Band
Celiiery
Stephen Hershberger
Michael
Shindle
William Tress
Tile Hartman
Wertz
Geib
M. Sharp
George Schurter
Daniel Miller
William Johns
E. E. Hauer
Lizzie Crich
Moore
Alii
Irwin Meek
Yingst
Katie Bittner
Lee Michael
Harry Martin
Gilbert
Mabel Moore
Peiffer
B. F. Gingrich
Samuel Shott
Elmer Rauch
Mire
Shindel Krause
Ira M. Rutter
Robert Miller
Irene .Gilbert
George Werner
J. Bp.longenecker
Harry Gallagher
A.F. Miller
Lottie Euston
Katé Euston
Zacharias Light
W. H. W. Hess
Perseverance Fire Company
Willow Street
Sadie Vetter
Ial
Michael Roller, Jr
Henry Shay
John Hartman
John Boltz
Robert Gates
Samus Rise
Sherman Bkidder
Ralph Walth
Ndith Fox
Mertie Cook
Michael Heller, Jr
Harry Carmany
Ralph Hartman
Ralph Waltz
George Gates
Robert Reiber
Will Hear John M'Call At Agents Meeting
Walter I Henry and Dr E Ji Gingrich, agents and medical examiner for a New York life company, will travel to Philadelphia tomorrow morning for the Eastern Pennsylvania agents meeting at the Hotel Walton. John McCall, the company president, is slated to give an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M
Walter I. Henry
New York Life Insurance Company
E. Ji. Gingrich
Philadelphia
Eastern Pennsylvania
Walton
John McCall
Liberty fire engine back in service after repairs
The Liberty fire company reports its engine has been out of service since Thanksgiving Day due to two broken pump heads and a grate. It will be back in service tomorrow after replacements are completed this evening with new heads and grate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Liberty Fire Company
Vacation Ends As Postal Official Returns Home
Alpert Golden, assistant manager of the Tocal Postal telegraph and cable office, has ended a week’s vacation and returned to his post in Ludwigsville New York. He was accompanied by his brother Charles Golden from Lebanon. The piece also notes a homespun health tip and a drugstore advertisement for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets available at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpert Golden
Tocal Postal Telegraph and Cable Office
Ludwigsville
New York State
Charles Golden
Lebanon
Township Board of Education Faces Appeal Over Compulsory School Law
Horace N. Schaeffer of Campbelltown contested the compulsory education statute after his son Ross drew a $1 fine and costs for not attending school. The case, delayed by various issues, centers on attendance standards and alleged procedural irregularities by the school board. Others connected to the case, including Milton Statzman and Mrs. Amanda Focht, indicate plans to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township Board of Education
Snag
Horace N. Schaeffer
Campbellstown
Horace N. Shreffer
Campbelltown
Ross
R. L. Miller
Schaeffer
Woomer
George B. Woomer
Shaeffer
S Bay
Rosas
J. M. Funek
School Board
South Londonderry Township
J. E. Evans, Jr
Milton Statzman
the. Fing
Amanda Focht
School Central
John Spear
Wedded Couples Friday and Saturday in Local Churches
Miss Lizzie EL Wise daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wise 614 Canal street married Anthony Gates former local now Birdsboro at Memorial U B parsonage by Rev D L Longenecef Frank J Kintzer and Miss Cora Shaud both of Annville wed at Reformed Church parsonage Annville by Rev W F De Long They will reside at Annville Charles Felty of this area and Miss Daisy M Groh of Jonestown married December 6 by Rev W Donat at Jonestown final couple plan residence in local area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie EL
John Wise
Canal Street
Anthony Gates
Birdsboro
Memorial U. B. Parsonage
D. 8. Longenecef
Bhaud
Frank J. Kintzer
Cora Shaud
Geo. Shaud
Annville
the Reformed Church
W. F. de Long
Felty—Groh
Charles Felty
Daisy M. Groh
Jonestown
W. °. Donat
Mrs Krecker Addresses First United Evangelical on Japan
Miss Elizabeth Krecker, superintendent of the Woman's Missionary Department of the United Evangelical Church, spoke Sunday evening at the First United Evangelical church about Japan. She has years of experience in the country and is familiar with Japanese manners and customs. The talk drew a large, attentive audience. Krecker formerly lived in this city and now resides in Philadelphia.
Alderman Discharges Accused in Heilmandale Case
Alderman R L Miller held a Saturday hearing on the assault and battery charge against Joseph Moore of Heilmandale. After hearing testimony the defendant was discharged and the case dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Miller
Joseph Smith
Heilmandale
Joseph Moore
Uncle Josh Spruceby at the Academy Evening Show
The Uncle Josh Spruceby company arrived today and will perform at the Academy this evening. The band, in country attire, drew attention at noon marching in pairs about a square apart, creating an entertaining if not harmonious scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Spruceby
Academy
Miss Annie Mace Visits Embich Family in town
Miss Annie Mace of Schaefferstown is visiting the Embich family on South Eighth Street, staying with them during her visit to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Mace
Schaefferstown
Embich
South Eighth Street
Dramatic Dress Goods Sale Marks Deep Reductions
A fragment lists wholesale markdowns across dress goods and accessories. Items include umbrellas, shawls, corsets, and furs with price cuts shown like 1212 to 10¢ and 1.25 to 9c, plus various marked down fur prices and other fabric items. The language is garbled, but conveys broad clearance pricing in apparel and textiles.
Chance for Charity Aids Needy Family in West Lebanon
The News received a communication about a widowed mother and six children at 523 North Twenty fourth Street West Lebanon facing death due to lack of food clothing and fuel. The father died of consumption over four months ago and Ald is asked to help the poverty stricken family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Twenty-fourth
Lebanon
Ald
Mrs Hughes Confined After Attack At Christ Presbyterian Church
Mrs Hughes wife of Rev. Stanley C. Hughes pastor at Christ Presbyterian church is confined to the manse with an attack of grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Stanley C. Hughes
Christ Presbyterian Church
Croup Prevention Advice and Local Home For Sale Notice
It states that early hoarseness signals croup and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy can prevent and dispel symptoms, with Dr. Kline's and Addison Bowers' drug stores in Myerstown, Pa. also listing a home for sale on Malin Street in Palmyra, described as a large brick house with a slate roof fruit trees and a large stable offered by J. G. Stafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kline
Addison Bowers
Myerstown
Malin Street
Palmyra
J. G. Staffer
School Board Contrellers Delay Meeting Over Pay Bills
Lebanon, Dec 5 1962. Due to lack of quorum of city school controllers no meeting was held Friday evening. Only seven members present, eight required. Mr Lineaweaver accused delay tactics, handed resignation note/complaint to President Bowman about unauthorized purchases. A special meeting will be held once salary bills are ready for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Quer
Bai Ine
Hela
Lineaweaver
Issacs
J. Henry Bowman
Levanon
Board of School Contrellers
Lebanon
Mitte
H. H. Lingaweaver
Mesars Johnson
Miller
Schreiber
Limeaweaver
Shiry
Strickfer
Lafayette to Play Albri sht. Prof. and Kelchner schedulert
A baseball game is scheduled for April 33 at Smyerstite between Lafayette and Allegheny College. The colleges or teams to meet are Lafayette and Allegheny with the match listed in the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Albrisht
Kelchner
Smyerstite
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Zug
Grand Jury
Geo
A. Hunter
Joseph Good
Frank Yost
C. Penrose Eby
J. B
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Chas. Urban
Eby
Michael Eby
John I. Light
I. L. Beckley
Seventh Ward
John A. Early
Monroe Shuey
East Hanover Township
J. M. Funck
Chas. D. Welrick
C. V. Henry
W. D. Miler
Edw. Spangler
Eliza A. Christman
Zelatus G. Christian
Fitterer
George W. Fitterer
Eastern Penitentiary
People’s National Bank
Cal. A
Frank Seltzer
U. S. Army
Philippines
Starry
Chas. F. Streicher
Streicher
John J. Fisher
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Gregg
William Gregg
Timothy Hartnett
Smiths
J. E. Reinoehs
Lodge OF Sorrow
Banner Cigar Trust
Will
Christa
Juvenile Party
Japan
Aldermanic News
Prunes
Ravel Ries
M. Miller
North Winth St
Coats
Ghyiyther Hannes
Shaker Fannels
Bhick
Stambaugh & Hank
Chance For Charity
DR. Geo. Ross & CO
Court House
Eineaweaver
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