New Plant Erected by Bressler Sheet Metal 60
Lebanon hails an industrial expansion as Bressler Sheet Metal plans a 258 by 110 foot, steel and glass plant on Chestnut Street. Local capital funds the project to add jobs, extend production, and serve a wider eastern U S clientele while preparing for operation by early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bressler Sheet Metal 60
Lebanon
Bressler Sheet Metal Company
Third and
Willow Streets
C. O. Bressler
Captain A. M. Patch
Donaghmore Station
West Chestnut Street
Myr. Bressler
West End
Bresler
Chestnut Street
William Randall
Frick Brothers
Truscon Steel Company
Youngstown
Cc. O. Bressler
Honta of Friends
Early Mailing Campaign At Post Office
Postmaster Heilman starts an early Christmas mail campaign with posters inside and on trucks to ensure parcels arrive in time. He stresses careful wrapping plain addressing and timely mailing, listing recommended last dates by region, urging people to mail early to avoid delays and lost parcels.
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Heilman
California
Oregon
Ryacbie Beate
Nevada
Mexico
Calonado
Montene
Wyoming
rTexas
Okliahoma
Hanae
Nebraska
South Dakota
North
Louisiana
Petieae
Owe
Mesata
Illinois
Michiga
West Carolina
South
Atetate
Q. Virgi
New Eng
New York
Detewere
Ryland
Armen
Pe. Dell of
Dedication of Elizabethtown sewer system draws officials
Ten Lebanon city officials from Engineering and Sewage departments traveled to Elizabethtown for the dedication of a new sewer system costing over 200000. A Rotary-hosted luncheon preceded a public ceremony and inspection tour. Speakers included Mayor Musser of Lancaster and Samuel Goodyear of Carlisle. Dr. W G Trumbull announced Elizabethtown as site for a new State Industrial Home for Crippled Children, to cost about 1000000, with construction starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Rotary Club
Frank Musser
Lancaster
Samuel Goodyear
Carlisle
Pennsylvania Masona
W. G. Trumbull
States Health Department
Elizabathtown
New States
Ray Siegrist Sentenced to Three Months in Jail
Judge Henry Saturday morning sentenced Ray Siegrist to three months in jail and imposed a $100 fine for a violation of the prohibition laws. Several non support cases were also heard and disposed of to clear the calendar for this week's criminal court.
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Henry Sat
Ray Siegrist
Dr. M L Nissley Again Heads School Board
Dr M L Nissley is reappointed to lead the BenDay area school board at a Hummelstown meeting. Also mentioned are members Geo P Wetter and other attendees taking seats as presidents or officers.
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M. L. Nissley
Hummelstown
BenDay
Geo P Wetter
Sgsin
Grand Opening of Gingham Tea Shoppe at Cumberland St
The Gingham Tea Shoppe opens at 629 Cumberland Street occupying the first floor of the Smith Plumbing building after Joseph Smith moved his shop. Mrs W D Lloyd and Miss Jeanette Smith will run days and nights with courteous service and quality offerings. Afternoon tea will be served daily, ice cream from the Supplee Co. in Philadelphia will be served.
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Cumberland Street
W. D. Lloyd
Jeannette Smith
Proprietressea
Supplee Company
Philadelphia
Smith Plumbing Establishment
Joseph Smith
Frank DiMark Sues for 600 Dollars in Car Crash
Frank DiMark of Myerstown sues Harry Miller of Millerack township in the local court of common pleas for 600 dollars alleging Miller drove into DiMark’s parked Chevrolet ragdater on Main street causing it to be shoved several feet. DiMark’s car was nearly new, with under 200 miles, and the incident occurred October 19, 1925 at a cited time on a Main street roadside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Z. Hickerwell
Court of Common Pleas
Frank DiMark
Myerstown
Harry Miller
Millerack Township
Miller
DiMark
Mark
Main Street
M Miller
Fragmentary note on a Silic Silk worker injury in Shamokin
Fragmented OCR describes Sogeth Miller, aged man, and a teredo fracture near a silk mill in Shamokin. Details are garbled with references to a pel broken elld and a shattered elevador, lacking clear date or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sogeth Miller
Lebanon Road Supervisors Hold Twelfth Annual Convention
Road Supervisors of Lebanon County met in Malta Temple and Court House for the twelfth annual convention to discuss the Omnibus Road bill and Lebanon’s state aid, including the Worse Shoe Pike upgrade next year. State Senator William Coleman Freeman explained the county’s allotments and reconstruction plans, with officers re elected and a notable election of Miss Rosa Youtz as alternate delegate.
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Lebanon Co
William Coleman Freeman
Cornwall
Lebanon
Co. C. Gingrich
Lawn
R. B. Light
Imperial Steam Laundry
Rosa Youtz
Colabrook
Lst
C. CC. Gingrich
J. G. Meyer
M. B. Light
B. M. Nelmond
Thlmer Roalst
CG. Gingrich
Richard Stoudt
Leonard
Shott
Malta Temple
Stratford
Court House
John A. McSparrow
Trolley Crash at Wyomissing Injures Dozen
A dozen people were injured, one killed, and four seriously hurt after three Wyomissing street cars collided near the mills. Frank Schoffer, 42, died from a fractured skull. Other injured include Charles Fiant, 63, with both legs broken, and Marvin Krick, 15, with leg and body lacerations, among many listed victims.
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Wyomissing
Wyomissing Industries
Frank Schoffer
Berkshire Mills
Charles L. Fiant
Wernersville
Marlon Krick
Jennie Natfsinger
Robesonia
Bessie Broigel
Robesonija
Earl Stratzer
Mrs. Irvin Gring
Reading
R. Js. Smith
Charlea E. Roehson
Charlotte Turner
Penn
Steward Mooney
Calvin Fisher
Died Suddenly Saturday Morning Harry Swartz
Harry Swartz of 263 South Ninth street died Saturday about 8 44 after acute indigestion. A 42 year old painter with Berger, he left a widow Mary and two children, plus three sisters. He belonged to St Johns Reformed church and was a respected city resident.
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Herry Swartz
South Ninth Bt
Mr. Swartz
Berger
South Ninth Street
St. John’s Reformed Church
Big City
Mary
Joseph Coleman
Helen Swartz
Miles
Perinthia Swartz
Seattle
Washington
J. 3. Bouder
Mt. Vernon
Two Hundredth Anniversary Of Bally Hereford Mennonite Church
A fragment notes a yaw pipe organ feature marking the two hundredth anniversary at Bally Hereford Mennonite Church. The brief item highlights historical heritage and the church’s commemorative milestone.
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Bally
Hereford
Death of Rev David A Souders Noted by Church Leader
Rev Dr L C Fisher received a telegram announcing the death of Rev David A Souders superintendent of immigrant work under the Board of Home Missions of the Reformed Church in America. Souders, a Berks County native and longtime dirigente of Magyar immigrant ministry, died at Irwin Pennsylvania. funeral to be held Monday afternoon.
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Nindt
I. Calvin Fisher
S J. Mark's Reformed Church
David A. Souders
Board of Home Missions of the Reformed Church
Bonders
Irwin
Saunders
Berks Co
Franken and Marshall College
Theastern Theological Seminary
Homme Mission Aard
Sauders
Fisher
Board of Home Missions
Twentyeth annual Lebanon poultry show closes Saturday
The Twentieth annual Lebanon County Poultry and Pigeon Association show ends Saturday at 10 pm after a strong run. Special awards announced include sweepstakes to Z. W. Mink of Ephrata and multiple cups to breeders from Lebanon, Myerstown, Jonestown, and other towns for best displays of Leghorns, Wyandottes, Plymouth Rocks, and Rhode Island Reds among other varieties.
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Lebanon
H. W. Peiffer
Henry K. Miller
Myerstown
Rhode Island
Wilson Shirk
Ephrata
fJacot Orth
William Bechtold
Z. W. Mink
Dr. H. W. Blyler
Lhebanon
World
Acker
Deck and Keiffer
Fredericksburg
Boger and Shirk
Hoger and Shirk
M. B. Zimmerman
Lingelstown
Plymouth Hocks
R. Kreider
Lititz
C. W. Westenberger
Jacob A. Orth
Robertson
Walter &. Sponalor
Tower City
William H. Carter
Mphrata
W. P. Rhodes
Jonestown
Rhode Island Reds
Y. Fernhad
Wummelstown
RR. Bush
Lilite
Anconas
J. W. Mink
Willian T. Rechtel
Harry P. Weik
Jersey Black Giants
Sos
Nomis
Reading
Parl Fh. Acker
Harry Stultz
A W. Mink
Ta. Becoond
H. F. Peiffer
Harry F. Krill
Lebaron
Boy Scout Troop Organized in Schaefferstown
Schaefferstown forms Troop No 1 with twelve boys under Scout master B Taylor Zerbe and assistant Carlos Lopez. Prof Harry C Moyer and attorney Chas T Whickerwell lead a local committee to sponsor the new unit at a central meeting place, aiming for thorough tenderfoot training.
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Bchaefferstown
Harry C. Moyer
Lebanon County
Schaefferstown
Miss Mildred Shoop Weds In Altoona Home
A December 6 wedding in Altoona united Miss Mildred Shoop and Laurence Bowser at the Bowser residence 2924 Beale Avenue. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. F. Bungard with Miss Vivi Weyandt as flower girl and H. R. Bowser Jr as ring bearer. The couple, after a Chicago honeymoon, plan to reside in Harrisburg with future Westward move.
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Mildred
Laurence Bowser
Altoona
W. PF. Bowser
Bowser
Beale Avenue
E. Ray Bowser
F. Bungard
Firs United Brethren Church
Vivi Weyandt
H. R. Bowser, Jr
Mendelssohn
Claire Thomas
Lebanon High School
Harrisburg
Maryy Emma Keister
Keister
Capitol City
Susquehannyversity
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ler
Middle Dj Athletic Association
Ah Moon
Chicago
William P. Jones
Ing
L. Bowser
West
TAS
Safer Lebanon Fur House Move Stirs Local Transport
A disrupted shift concerns the Fur House and Save Cumberlang streets as a pound safe transport from the business line faces unusual movement. Officials investigate the strange relocation and its impact on local services.
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Lebanon
Fur House
Cumberlang
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L. &. Brown
North Ninth St
Lebanon, PA
Weimer Hotel
Ninth Street
Cumberland St
Harry Swartz
LC. Fisher
David Souders
Miller, Myerstown
H. Ww. Bivier
Leaner Pa
Beeond
Recreiber
Coats
Mildred Shoop
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