Third brigade supply and draft details emerge from wartime notes
The text records provisioning for the Third brigade including overcoats blankets and clothing, noting that trogpa was initially present then deemed unnecessary. It cites an Adjutant General Stewart order to prepare uniforms and blankets, with issue bases tied to duty attendance during a strike and specific exceptions for certain units. It also covers local society meetings and a list of marriages and a horse sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thray
Trogpa
Stewart
Isssue
Spurious Coin Circulation Reported Near Myerstown
Secret Service men were in Myerstown and Lebanon investigating counterfeit money linked to Adams and partner Parnell. They also visited the Lebanon County Jail amid rumors of the visit and sought clues about whiskey theft near Miers town and Kalbach distillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myerstown
Philadelphia
Lebanon
A.S. Secret Service
Adams
Parnell
Secret Service
U. S
Mierstown
Kalbach
Mt. Aetna
Destruction of Trees Sparks Rabbit Shooting Case
Alderman R L Miller heard evidence in a case brought by W H Soyer of East Lebanon against Henry Umberger for shooting rabbits before the season opener November 1. Evidence showed Umberger killed rabbits to protect crops as deer had destroyed trees and a cabbage bed. The two hour hearing ended with Umberger discharged and costs placed on the prosecutor. Attorney J Harry Schools represented the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Miller
W. H. Soyer
East Lebanon
Henry 11
Third Class City League to Recommend Eminent Domain Act
Mayors and city solicitors from third class cities met in Harrisburg to finalize a legislative plan. They will recommend an eminent domain act for these cities and propose adjustments to the act of 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City League
Harrisburg
Daga
Stolen Goods Recovered as Constable Targets Myerstown Case
Constable George A. Hunter continues to recover goods stolen from the Wilhelm store in Myerstown and tightens evidence against the accused John Walborn and Henry Reager, both of Myerstown. On Walborns premises he found a new single barrelled gun identified by Wilhelm as his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Hunter
Whihelm
Myerstown
John Walborn
Henry Reager
Walborn
Wilhelm
Rush of Weddings Brings Record Licenses for Week
Judge Kochenderfer and his assistant issued marriage licenses all day and by 3 pm the weekly record of 24 licenses was matched. Several suspicious young men lingered near the corridor toward the iron door but were not stopped as the record seemed set to fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kochenderfer
Grant Kreiser Slaughters 902-Pound Hag Near Nutting Farm
Grant Kreiser, who runs the Nutting farm about two miles northwest of the city, butchered a hag weighing nine hundred two pounds dressed. A number of capable men guessed its weight closely, including Abraham Miller, an employee of the Miller Organ Company and extra clerk for Ed Miller, who estimated within two pounds, a testament to his livestock knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Kreiser
Abraham Miller
Miller Organ Company
Ed Miller
Bridge petition filed for Bethel township route
Bethel township residents presented a petition seeking a county bridge over Groy’s Creek on the road from Jonestown to Greenville. Judge mired Robert G. Ents, Jacob I. Light and Adam Beeshore appointed to report on the matter. J.G. Adams is the attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Township
Groy’s Seek
Jonestown
Greenville
Robert G. Ents
Jacob I. Light
Adam Beeshore
J.G. Adams
Flooded cellars threaten homes as rain wells up citywide
Melting snow and near constant rain flood many basements as frozen ground fails to absorb water. If rain continues, fire engines may be drafted to keep homes habitable. Presiding Elder H S Gable leaves for Berne Ladingville Schuylkill Hagan and Gressona for quarterly conferences.
Palmyra Marksmen Decline Christmas Bird Match
Baward Witters and J Bates, noted Palmyra shooters, refuse to join a live bird match against two Lebanon crack shots at Hummelstown on December 27. They deny any prior argument and state they are at Christmas with family. Matin H Smirkh, son of Prosecutor A S Smith of Lehman Street, plans to attend Urelaus College and will retire home Friday evening for holidays with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baward Witters
J. Bates
Palmyra
Lebanon
Hummelstown
H Smirkh
A. S. Smith
Lehman Street
Urelaus College
Ekerlifte
Romanus Spangler
Willian Zerve
Blue Mountains
Albright College
John Fiant
Reading
George W. Heltzman
John H. Groh
Harvey Kline
Samuel Litchenberger
Manheim
Wm. Eckert
John
Samuel Seibert
Ohio
Pees
Aaron Seiert
James Sechrist
Amanda Spangler
Ten
A. J. Bachman
Schaefferstown
Jonestown Pupils Enjoy Sleigh Ride and Visit
Jonestown high school scholars held a Thursday evening social event with a sleigh ride. Principal D W McGill led the group visiting Bethel township schools taught by Hay Hills and Monroe valley school taught by Miss Berste Phillips. The outing was enjoyed by the girls and Doss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonestown High School
D. W. McGill
Hay Hills
Bethel Township
Berste Phillips
Monroe Valley
Doss
Miss Lillian Burkey Hosts Class in Music Evening
Miss Lillian S Burkey entertained her music class on Thursday evening at her home 533 North Ninth Street. Duets and instrumentals were enjoyed and refreshments served, making the occasion a delightful one for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tilian
Burkey
Nebo Hotel Grand Opening Draws Hundreds
A grand opening Friday at Mt Nebo hotel drew several hundred guests from Lebanon and Jonestown. Proprietor Swleinfelter hosted a pleasant evening with fine entertainment as the Jonestown band provided music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Nebo
Lebanon
Jonestown
Swleinfelter
Panel of Sixty-Five Drawn for Murder and Riot Trial
A special term jury panel of sixty-five was drawn at the sheriff's office for the oyer and terminer court opening January 26. The jurors will decide the guilt or innocence of Frietng and McGill in the murder of William Shuey at Buoker Gill and other riot charges at the American Iron and Steel works. The list includes Gideon Weaver, Jacob M. Jones, Joseph F. Laucks, Charles Schreiber, and many others representing multiple wards and townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyer and Terminer Court
Lowrise
Coppenhaver
Bleichert
Bowman
Frietng
McGill
William Shuey
Buoker Gill
John W. Fisher
American Iron and Steel Works
Insolvent papers filed in case of Richard Day
First insolvent papers filed by H Capp and H Rank Bie as attorneys in the Richard Day case. The ingolyent pers off section notes a general payment obligation and mentions criminal case aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Capp
H. Rank Bie
Heve
Richard Aay
Ae Gen
Seyte
Turkey markets surge as Christmas demand hits stalls
On Saturday market crowds flocked to Kiffershth markets ahead of Christmas. Eggs remained scarce with prices 28 to 34 cents a dozen, butter sold out at 30 cents, and live and dressed turkeys at 14 cents. Dealers expect higher egg and butter prices next week as supply tightens while the turkey crop remains abundant. Farmers, butchers, and bakers reported brisk business and likely further gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiffersht
Swatara Creeks Overflow After Heavy Sunday Rain
Residents in the northern county report both the big and little Swatara creeks are rising rapidly after a heavy Sunday rain. No damage has been reported yet, though flooding threatens banks and nearby siding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swatars
Christmas sermons amid bad weather curb church attendance
Severe winter weather kept many indoors as Christmas sermons were preached across churches. Pastors urged the Christ child in swaddling clothes as the example of giving, emphasizing selfless acts to bring happiness, though congregations were notably depleted. Evening services drew especially small crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Chiki
Bethlehem
Concert Postponed for Millcreek Benefit in New Manston
The benefit concert for the poor of Millcreek township at St. Elias church was postponed due to bad weather. It will now be held Wednesday evening Christmas Eve with the full program as announced. Hon. Eli Wallace is in charge of the undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millcreek Township
St. Elias Church
Newmanston
Eli Wallace
Auditor's report on Weimer estate confirmed by court
In the orphan's court Judge Ehrrood upheld the auditor's modified report on the estate of the late P. L. Weimer. The widow's full share of income from the testator's estate under the will is ordered paid. Ex-Judge F. E. Melly argued for the widow in exceptions to the auditor's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Weimer
Ehrrood
Orphan‘s Court
F. E. Melly
Mansion House proprietor travels weekly coal trips
Wm. H. Stine, owner of Mansion House in Jonestown, cannot buy coal locally and makes weekly trips with a two horse team to the coal regions north of Tremont, departing at midnight and returning at noon the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Stine
Jonestown
Tremont
Swatara Tribe Increases Membership At Wigwam
Swatara tribe number 276 Red Men conferred warriors and chiefs degrees on fourteen palefaces Friday evening at the wigwam in A Hall. A fair tonight in S of A Hall invites good time with promises of concerts by makers. Visitors Brauffair and children from Ann Ville called in today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swatara
Garfeld Commandery Fair
Vmakers
Birs
Brauffair
Ann Ville
Water bottles promise guaranteed satisfaction line
The ad touts hot water bottles with a claim of guaranteed satisfaction and mentions a Sage line of products. It contains unclear garbled phrases but asserts reliable warmth delivery and brand assurance.
Mother Bady Injured From Snow and Ice Fall
Mrs. Harry Gossert was knocked senseless on Firth and Cumberland streets on Sunday afternoon while carrying her four month old baby. Snow and ice fell from John Hunsicker residence striking her, injuring her back and face but the infant escaped unharmed. She was treated by Dr. John Walter and revived. she is the widow of the late Harry Gossert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gossert
Firth
Cumberland
Freday
John Hunsicker
Gossert
Cumberland Streets
Sixth
Locust Streets
Select Council
John Walter
Fingers Amputated After Furnaces Accident
Robert Fields of Lebanon furnaces was severely injured on Friday when a hand was crushed in machinery. Three fingers were amputated in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fields
Lebanon
Officers Chosen by Kittatinny Lodge 1903
Kittatinny Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen elected officers for 1903 with Past Master Ferch serving as master workman, Jobo foreman, and E as Stoeber in leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittatinny Lodge, Ancient Order of United Workmen
Kittatinny Lodge
Ancient Order ‘of, United Workmen
Mater
Ferch
Jobo Foreman
E.as. Stoeber
Washington Camp Officers Elected At Avon Meeting
Washington camp No 32 P O of A Avon elected the following officers at the last meeting night P P Shank W Stager president Harry B Spangler vice president Grant Light M of F John H Spangler conductor Calvin Achey recording secretary Moses C Spengler financial secretary Franklin T Uhler treasurer Joseph Snyder inspector Morris Achey guard Irvin B Spengler trustees William H Saliger right sentinel Robert Etchberger left sentinel Robert A Weaver assistant recording secretary George M Achey chaplain Walter M Moyer organist Wa H Saltzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
Avon
A. Avon
P. P
Shank W. Stager
Harry B. Spangler
Grant 5
Light
John H. Spangler
Calvin Achey
Moses C. Spengler
Franklin T. Uhler
Joseph &. Snyder
Morris Achey
Irvin B. Spengler
William H. Saliger
Sentinal
Robert #. Etcbberger
Sentinnal
Robert A. Weaver
George M. Achey
Walter M. Moyer
Wa. H. Saltzer
Prayer meeting and lunacy commission in town church
The Christian Endeavor society of Seventh Street Lutheran Church will hold a sunrise prayer meeting Thursday morning at six o clock. All city societies are invited and will be welcomed. Afterward the music committee and church orchestra will serenade ill members. A lunacy commission was named to inquire into Ephraim Kreider. District Attorney C V Igginy presented the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Seventh Street
Letters Granted for Bechtold Estate in Myerstown
Letters testamentary on the estate of Jacob Bechtold were granted today by Deputy Register Hartz to W. H. Philips of Myerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bechtold
Tate
Jackson Tqurinssity
Register Hartz
W. H. Philips
Myerstown
Penn Park Signs Castella From Lebanon Club
Andy J. Castella, a former captain of Hynes stort, has signed with Peng Peri of York and will play for Bretuses. He previously played after leaving Viere Castelo at Greens ora, N. C., and Detroit, Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Park
Andy" J. Castella
Hynes Stort
Lebanon
Peng Peri
York
Viere
Castelo
Greensora
N. C
Detroit
Mich
Lebanon Horses Shipped by Cyrus Siegrist
Cyrus Siegrist shipped today from the William Tenn hotel sales stables a two car load of Lebanon county horses to W. Baney's stables at Tyuagd, transferring the livestock for future site arrangements.
Rev Buermeyer to Preach at Salem Chapel
Rev F Buermeyer pastor of Shillington Lutheran church Reading will preach an English sermon and morning service opening at 10 49 o clock in Salem Lutheran chapel Mrs Henry Lowery of Ninth Street who was confined to her residence with illness for a short time is able to be out again and has many friends glad to hear of her recovery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buermeyer
F. Buermeyer
Shillington Lutheran Church
Reading
Salem Lutherin 'Chapel
Henry Lowery
Ninth and Quisiting Street
Widow Seigrist Receives $12 Pension Grant
Mrs. Kate Seigrist of this city was awarded a $12 pension by the pension commissioner. The notice notes Albright vs Dickinson College baseball schedules with a game at Carlisle on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Seigrist
Albright
Dickinson
Garlisle
Fragmentary OCR notes on a car incident and weather
Fragmented readable bits describe a streetcar or mountain car incident with clouds roiling at dawn. The text hints at fears of recurrence and resuscitation attempts, but lacks clear dates, names, or locations to form a complete report.
Christmas Servants and Community News in Millersburg
In Millersburg area notices recount Sunday school Christmas morning plans led by Rev Dr Baak and speakers like William I Swope. a True Americanism speech with Albright Wiege quartet and Acme band set for Washington Birthday events. Local officers of the U E Sunday school for 1903 are listed, along with campus plans for Albright College term dates and a string of family visits and marriages in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.ge
Gobble
D. W. Guinter
William I. Swope
Clearfield County
Washington Birthday
Keystone Ligit
Egap
Albright Wiege
Acme
George Gu, Segner
William H. Pelee
Frank Leininger
Irvin Firentine
John Groh
Reception Honors Mark Davis and Laura Hoffert in Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs Charles Davis hosted an elegant reception at their Philadelphia home last week honoring the marriage of their brother Mark Davis to Miss Laura Hoffert of this city Rev Hartpence new pastor of First Baptist Church at Third and Walnut will be feted Monday at 730 by church members and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac K. Mumma
Hebrop
Harry
Anna Lucella Benson Mumma
W. E. Stahler
Zion Lutheran Church
Lebanon
Cora A. Whitmer
Henry J. Swagner
Lillian Kreider
Annville
Lohengrin
N. G. Wolf
Avon
Joseph Kreider
Yale University
Kate Oswald
Philadelphia
New York
Charles Davis
Mark Davis
Laura Hoffert
Hartpence
First Baptist Church
Third and Walnut-streets
O’elock
Women’s Clubs Year 1902 Meeting Notes and New Members
The final 1902 meeting of the Woman’s club was held Saturday at 3 p m with festive decorations contributed by florist Sanders. Three new members were elected and the program addressed topics from kindergarten benefits to Christmas literature, with readings and current events to conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Tlubd
Chriskisne G
Sr. Sanders
Gumberland Street
H. H. Light
Santa Claus
Mra. Harty
Smith
Gray Harty
Dickens
Christian Faher
America
3Fra
J. W.shindel
Nora Melty
Flora
Kininger
May Hang Together Woman Murder Case Reveals Strain
A fragmentary report describes Mary Edwards and her daughter in relation to a murder case. The husband protests, eyes bare accusation, while a missionary society plans to send Mary Edwards to an institution in St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Des Vin
Edwards-s
Mary Edwards
St. Louis
Bya
Missionary Society
Deaths: Mrs Samuel Fox Annie Shaeffer
Mrs Samuel B Fox Annie Shaeffer longtime Fox resident dies at 34 after Bright's disease at her parents home 511 North Eighth Street. She leaves a three year old daughter and is mourned by Mr and Mrs Miel Shaeffer. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A “Fox
Palmyra
Lmirangler
Elmira
Sprink Zeigler, Jr
Linden One Tenth Street
Cornwall Railroad
Funerals for Oscar F. Smith Held at Ebenezer Cemetery
Oscar F. Smith aged 19, son of Mr and Mrs William F Smith of independent District, was buried this afternoon at Ebenezer cemetery. Rev Lb Longenecker of Memorial A B church conducted services at the house. W H Steiner was the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar F. Smith
William F. Smith
Independent District
Ebenezer Cemetery
Longenecker
Memorial A. B. Church
W. H. Steiner
Barroom Christmas Decor at Lebanon Valley House
The Lebanon Valley house displays festive bar decor with embossed Christmas readings on mirrors, holly and greenery, and a Santa image featuring a schooner. Artists quart and Michael are credited for a plate mirror painting, while verses of “The Angels Song” and related hymns fill the scene. note of a visit by A.S. B. Mise Sarah Bae in Annville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Valley House
Santa Claus
Marquart
Michael
Local citizen Jonathan Garman dies at 51 on apoplexy
Jonathan Garman of 1034 Lehman street died at 6 50 this morning after Sunday illness. A deacon of Sureng Lutheran church he attended services and Bible school yesterday. A shoemaker by trade he worked for 20 years at Ciley Benneths store. Survived by wife Elsie and eight siblings, he was active in Salem church community and local unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Garman
Hic
Lehman Street
Sureng Lutheran Church
Bible School
Garman
A. J. Reigel
Mr. Gurman
Edward Gorman
Myerstown
Ciley & Benneth
South Ninth Street
Ape Chill
Elsie
Samuel
Morris
This City
Wmn
Albert
Pittsburg
Robert
Wernersville
Elizabeth Katzaman
McKeesport
Afra
Rebecca Woomer
Hebron
Emma Swanger
Reading
W. C. No. 254
Retail Clerks’ Association
Cilley & Benneth
Salemitech
Gagman
Final summons for Isaac Samler in Banday death
Isaac Samler died on Banday at his son Louis Samfer’s home at Tenth and Cumberland streets. The deceased, 73, formerly of Philadelphia and born in Rayan Germany, had resided in this city about two years after his wife’s death. He suffered diabetes for years and fell ill Wednesday. Remains were taken to Philadelphia for burial in the family plot. Samuel Lamer of East Liverpool, Ohio, arrived to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Samler
Big Son
Louis’ Samfer
Bop Ten
Tenth
Cumberland Streets
Dr. Samler
Philadelphia
Rayan
Germany
Louis Samler
Samuel
David
Oflee averyOegeebateria
Indelphia
Samler
Samuel Lamer
East Liverpool
Local Weddings Highlight December Ceremonies
In Palmyra and Reading area towns on December 20, multiple couples wed in Catholic and Protestant rites conducted by Rev. I H Albright, Rev. Hea Keyser, Rev. W J Kershrer, and Rev P C Croll. The list includes Dissinger-Reiss, Kline-Lutz, Miller-Long, Hitz-Eckert, Kreider-Bachman, Reichley-Gensler, and more, with brides from Myerstown Mt Zion and adjacent communities. Agnes Reed plans to visit Indiana next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fbetchtey
Lizzle
Gensler
Aly
I. H. Albright
Hea. Keyser
Palmyra
Morris J. Kisginger
Myerstown
Aliss Cora
A 'Thierwechter
Hil Thierwechter
Mt Zlo 1
E Jacob
Miss
Agnes
Cas‘sel
Edwin Cassel
Tyweillack
CA Bisler
Disssinger
REISS
Arthur P. . Dissinger
Canalstreet
Independent
Clara A. Bélus
Samuel Reise
Wernersville
W. J. Kershrer
Reading
KLINE+LUTZ
Samuel TI. Kilne
Nora K. Lutz
Adam Lutz
P. C. Croll
Drei Bachman
A. W. Gingrich
Sunnyside
Reichley
Brill Named Superintendent of Birmingham Bolt Plant
H C Brill formerly head of the nut and bolt works in this city and later with Oliver Iron and Steel in Pittsburg is now superintendent of the Southern bolt and nut works at Birmingham Alabama. The company has merged with the American bolt and nut company of Lowell Massachusetts and the plant will be moved to Birmingham with further improvements planned to create the largest works of its kind in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Brill
Nut and Bolt Works
Oliver Iron and Steel Company
Pittsburg
Birmingham
Southern Bolt and Nut Works
American Bolt and Nut Company
Lowell
Mass
Alabama
Personal property returns rise sharply in 1902 across counties
Personal property returned for state purposes in 1902 shows a notable rise from 1901. Fifty six counties report a gross increase of 56 969 877 02, while eleven counties drop 1 997 422 59, yielding a net 54 972. Despite 1901’s 70 000 000 rise, the two years of Auditor Hardenberghs term produced a near 130 000 000 net increase. Interrogatories were sent to counties with decreases, adding nearly 200 000 to the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardenbergsh
Foot Burn Victim Compromised By Furnace Incident
A man from West Lebanon, George Berkhe, suffered a severe foot burn while at the Pennsylvania Iron and Steel Company furnace in Lebanon. He received care at the cinder truck unloading site after the accident on a Saturday during routine work. The report notes the incident occurred in mid December amid ongoing plant activity and mentions local residents connected to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Berkhe
West Lebanon
Lebanon
Pennsylvania Iron and Steel Company
Viewers Appointed to Assess Damage to D. B. Long’s Trees
On Saturday afternoon Judge Ebrgood appointed Elias R. Mig William B. Iba and Adam B. Fernster as viewers to determine any damage suffered by D. B. Long of North Lebanon township from the United A and T company cutting his farm trees. L. L. Grambine presented the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Long
Elias R. Mig
Wm. B. ‘Iba
Adam B. Fernster
Ebrgood
Lebanon
United A & T. Company
L. L. Grambine
Christmas Schedule for Lutheran Churches
Schedule lists Salem Ev Lutheran services in English at 9 15 a m and German at 10, with school festivals at noon and 7 30 p m. St James Mission on Second and Chestnut hosts a school festival at 2 30 p m. St Paul Ev Lutheran in Ansrithk presents school festival at 8 15 a m led by Rev T E Schmauk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Ev
St. James' Mission
Chestnet
St. Paul's Ev
T. E. Schmauk
Lutheran Church Services and Sunday School Schedule
Salem Ev Lutheran German service 8:30? No English 10:45 Bible school 2 pm English service 7:30 pm St James Ev Lutheran Second and Chestnut Sunday school 1:15 pm St Paul Ev Lutheran Anavilke English service in the evening Rev T E Schmayy pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Ev
Hible
St. James
St. Paul's Ev
T. E. Schmayy
Rev Welker Appointment and Christmas Festivals
The Tulpehocken church Sunday schools plan their annual Christmas festival on Wednesday evening with Rev Welker, the church pastor, participating. His Avon church will hold its own celebration on Sunday evening, and the Kimmerling festival is slated for Christmas evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welker
Tulpehocken
Avon
Kimmerling
New Dwellings Await Lumber From Fox and Graeff
The Fox and Graeff lumber firm secured the contract to supply lumber and millwork for two frame houses on West Guilford Street being erected by David Seibert. They will also furnish the lumber and millwork for the McKenzie house under construction on South Seventh Street near Walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox & Graeff Lumber Company
Weat Guilford Street
David Seibert
McKenzie
South Seventh Street
Walnut
Sand Team Resumes Operations at Banker-HI Plant
Case and DeHalf operate two sand crushing plants at Banker HI and plan to resume full production after a brief halt. The team cites restored equipment and favorable weather as key factors enabling the restart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case & DeHalf
Banker - HI
Wil
Hstr Large
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tonary Society
Acma Literary Society
Kate Smith
Dawson Hetrick
Harry Walters
Jennie Hibernel
Pierce Carpenter
Harry Brubaker
T. Royce Brendle
Emma Bachman
Quakers
Reformed Par
Carol W. Mase
Iowa
Clara
WGN
Hunter
Bridge
Groy’s Creek
Jonestown and
Greenville Road
H. S. Gable
United Brethren Conference
Berne
J.adingville
Schuyliill Hagan
Gressona
Lillian S. Burkey
NEBO
Gideon Weaver
Union
Jacob M. Jones
Joseph F. Laucks
N. Londonderry
Charles Schreiber
J. Andrew Eckenroth
William A. Levengood
Jackson
M. H. Loser
Swatara Zerman
Oliver J. Boltz
Cyrus Shimp
West Cornwall
John Rodearmel
David A. Arnold
Levi Bollinger
Millcreet
David McCaully
Franklin H. Fortna
North Lebanon
Harry Loose
Barer
Lightdorth Lebanon
South Lebanon
Wiliam Arnold
Edwin J. Bomberger
William Henry, Jr
Webster Snyder
John Reinoch
M. H. Helms
Jacob Bender
Simon Shires
Aaron Rank
East Hanover
Cyrus Hoke
Isaac Miller
John W. Spangler
Bethel
Morris Spengler
A. H. Hunsicker
Jacob L. Witmyer
North
Milton Meyers
Gabriel Bohn
Urich
Hiram Miller
Milton Spangler
C. M. Bowman
Charles Moore
Heidelberg
Wm. H. Beeshore
Clarence H. Smith
David Snader
Aaron Hostetter
North Annville
Robert Hissnoer
Turkeys
Newmanstown
Geo. Ross
Court House
Yekanon
Badey
Alfred Gates
Samuel Meyer
Edw. W. Stoner
EphraimsXreider
C. V. Igginy
Rauch's
Donges
Beerin Union
Millersburg
Baak
Ben D.D
Trexler
Berupille
Babney
U. E. Suntey Ie
A. E. Goble
C. A. Bowman
Misa Leal Sampsell
Edwin L. Watts
Fannie L. Painter
William Brecht
Etail ' Waite
J. H. Witter
Newnanstown
Gro. W. Danges
North College Street
West Main Street
South Railroad Street
of the Woman's
Oscak
P. Smith
Jesus
God
Sarah Bae
Isaac ” Samler
Misa Agnes Reed
Aaron Reed
Indiana
Cash
M. Miler
North Hinth
H.C. Brill
Man
George Beckheleer
Wiliam
Calvin
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