Court Holds Hearing On Licenses And Accommodations
The court addressed accommodations and trade practices among foreigners and hotel operators. Several tavern license applications were heard with some withdrawn, remonstrances filed, and decisions reserved on new Mease and Mt Nebo licenses. The Valley House matter involved Lebanon Valley Winter Co and related counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Whrgood
Lcense
Barry Taggart
Valley A
George Burder
Mt. Nebo Hotel
Mt. Nebo
Stauffer Pronevry
Hotel Purpos
P.s.kelser
Esa
Attortey
Meuse
Valley House
Avilien Yon
Harty
Taggart
Valley’ House
Lebanon Valley Winter Company
New Jersey
Co. Ala Seltzer
H. GC. Shirk
Asns
E. Mc@undy
Fivant Weldma, Esq
Wiliam D. Mitler
Annville
Foreigner Dies of Pneumonia in City Hospital
A foreigner named Deeend Wis Aged 3 Years, resident at 113 Third Avenue East Leganon, died this morning at Good Samaritan hospital of pneumonia. Hospital staff were notified only on Sunday. Dr A C Basse and ambulance attended but no revival possible. He died at noon today. The patient was 40 years old with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miculo Laviclokey
Third Avenue
Leganon
Bamaritug
Pueimau
Nin
Lig Hospital
A. C. Basse
Lig
Ufe
Business Outlook Says Slow Year Ends Then Recovery
H. H. Light, president of Lebanon Valley Transportation, Lebanon Pa, predicts business will hit a low water mark by year end and begin to rise gradually after January. The Harrisburg Telegraph reports the outlook as part of its business coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Telegraph Pubiiah
Iik of & Fochl Ninhafacturat
Béleve
Lebanon Valley TransCd
Lebation
Matinee Race at Fair Grounds On Memorial Day
The Lebanon Valley fair association plans a matinee race meet on Memorial Day with Keliner and Virgie Wilkes matched to race for 500 dollars a side on the track at the Lebanon Valley fair grounds. Secretary John A Bollman outlines plans as the association contemplates road improvements to ease access amid a railway service withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keliner 1
Virgie Wilkes
William Blecker
Williamstown
Lebanon Valley Fair Association
John A. Bollman
Lebanon Valley Street Railway Company
Apur
Shrack
Fate Association
Sixteenth Street
Walnut
Memorial Gate to Honor Former Superintendents and Local Officials
The Batfiany Orphans' Home foresees erecting a memorial gate in memory of Thomas Yinidt a former superintendent Geo V Wagner of Reading Dr Will Kremer of Harrisburg and Jacob Ranek of Lancaster were named to a building committee to supervise the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonmrelstorf
Jai
Mane
Batfiany
Thomas Yinidt
The
Bone
Geo V. Wagner
Reading
Will Kremer
Harrisburg
Jacob Ranek
Lancaster
Mrs H E Werner Dies Aged 63 In Lebanon
Henrietta E Werner wife of John Werner died at 1 45 am after two weeks illness. She was born in Myers town daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Loeb. She lived in Sheridan then Lebanon for 28 years and belonged to St Mark s Reformed Church. Survived by husband, nine children, two sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheuntonia
Grip
Henrietta Fe. Werner
Joln Werner
North Eleventh Street
Jand
Robert ‘Batdorf
Fourteenth Street
John Zimerman
North Twelfth Street
Minnie Wannewetch
Philadelpia
Pawl
Andrew Loeb
Forge Street
Albert Out
North Sixth Street
Myers Town
Jeaac Loeb
Sheridan
Lebanon
St. Mark
Reading Pay Day Incomplete Railroad Notice
Superintendent KH J Stackhouse of the Reading Railroad division issues notices about the monthly pay schedule and wage timing for employes. The alert clarifies payroll dates and procedures for staff payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KH. J. Stackhouse
Reeding Allroad
West Lebanon social event fuels community fundraising
The Stone Speedwell Engine and Hoge Company in West Lebanon hosted a sociable Saturday evening featuring snacks and sales. Committees chaired by B F Schrot and others organized licensing, kitchen duties, and a festival setup. The West Lebanon Fire Company history notes its March 28 1905 formation, Hose purchase, festival profits, and current officers.
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Speedwell
West
Lebanon
Lana
America
Hall
Ghuer Kraut
B. PF
Sehrort
Ie Starge
Faye Rangement
B. F
Schrotman
Tobin Hf
Lerch
George
Clemens
Seigel
Hello
Job - A. Fooht
Cyrus Grose
Hannah Rudwash
Fannie Templin
iMra
Kuta _ Sbrohman
Calcea
Lew’ “Clements
Fannie Boyer
Laura’ ‘Tike
Gelya Yoder
Wilfan “Berry
Lilian Boyer
Jednie Wessler
Annie’Portna
Heibie Poorman
Annie Clark
Susan, Mouch
Violet
Berry
Bale
Wingst
George Kilmoyer
Maries Rilmeyer
Wola
Fox
Minnie ‘Schneider
Wally “Argin
Annie’ Gerhart
Blanche” Sweendy
Iene “Monatia
Stella Mlanich
iCorg’ Minhich
Brice
Wolua ‘Youts
Toyca Hartline
Linia Pott
Weber Lay
TaAlle Hauer
Aaron’ Reed
Jacob Frants
John Dowhower
Augustus Boger
Franc Schtof
West Webanon
Phegs
Fred R. Fertig
Cyrus Greue
Dr H Dillman
Wallace Wherly
John H. Vartig
John A. Lereb
By. F. Schrott
Warsten Clemens
Siegel” Heller
Jonp
A. Focht
Charles Sholly
Joseph
Sholly
Mathias Eberly
Hose
Euchre and Dance Event Planned by Teobaind Sigiae
An unusual notice announces a Thursday euchre and dance hosted by Teobaind Sigiae, with members of the Lah Etka forming a coordinated handwormely tripleted. The essay misprints suggest Mendiera will entertain and the event aims to draw local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendiera
Gift of eighty dollars received at the Jah ney House
A garbled entry notes an eighty dollar gift received, mentioning a person at the Jah ney House and referenced names and locations in distorted form. The readable facts point to a donation event linked to a named house or institution with unclear surrounding details.
Ninth Wve to Wert: Board of Directors Update
Fragmentary OCR notes reference internal board movements including terms about nine to five duties and a two month period. Names and exact actions are unclear due to damaged text. Further restoration needed to identify individuals, dates, and specific governance decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utford
Fragmentary 18th Century Notice in Brief
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions an office and jail terms for ten boys after a consultative action. Indicates a punitive injunction or legal proceeding but details are unclear due to corrupted text. Entities are minimal and no clear dates, places, or organizations are readable from the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ractive Battazaln
Thunder and Rain Sweep Through City Weather
A storm hit with thunder and heavy rain from Saturday night into Sunday morning. Winds resembled a gale, causing brief damage fears before easing. Temperatures dropped, bringing a chilly end to the period with wind and light showers lingering into Sunday.
Funeral Attendance Report Notes Local Attention
A fragmented notice records funeral attendance details for a local figure. The readable fragments mention a formal service and community participation, with names and places obscured by OCR errors.
Death claims Mrs Barah Duth prominent church worker
Mrs Barah Duth widow of Dr Edwin C Duth died at her home 36 North Seventh Street after a brief illness. She was active in Cento nappy M E Church and led in Women’s Christian Temperance Union and Foreign Missionary Society work. Surviving children Miss Mary Nuth Miss Carrie Nuth son-in-law Aullt and grandson Charles live nearby. Funeral Wednesday at 2 oclock from her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barah Puth
Edwin C. Duth
Seventh Street
Gap
Thos Wikhoo
Mary
Carrie Nuth
Allfred Aullt
Peoria
Hig Aon
Charles
Mary Ant
WatherIna Kelsnar
Uhia Oly In
Slater
Lididnapolis
Lnd
Mdnlo Duth
Mra. Duth
Katieas
Duth
Jane
Fragmented obituary notes and fragmentary names
Fragmented OCR text records partial obituary details with scattered names such as Paul David But Hobert and Christ ie, and mentions a Mrs Hoke and a Maria. The readable portions reference a Sunday afternoon event and a funeral procession style description, but many names and specifics are garbled.
Cadet Henry Del Shenk Returns to Nazareth Hall
Henry Del Shenk, son of Mr and Mrs Harry J Shenk of Cumberland Street, returns to Nazareth Hall for studies after holiday visit with cadets. He was kept home a week due to illness but has fully recovered and resumes schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry del, Shenk
Harry J. Shenk
Cumberland Street
Nazareth Hall
Hia
Game School
Mrs Hi Snavely Dies After Months of Illness
Mrs Hi Snavely, wife of a well known fruit grower near Weat mont, died Saturday after months of suffering from a complication of diseases. She was 62 and survived by her husband and several children, with other relatives in Hellmandala. She was esteemed by a large circle of friends and a member of DL Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hourly C. Snavely
Weatmont
Jeonora
Elizabeth
Harth
Sarah
Julia
Marcellus
George
West Lebanon Residents Denounce Crime Linkage
A damaged report from West Lebanon notes residents reject ties to local thieves and urge a corrective stance. The piece emphasizes community value, lawfulness, and separation from accused offenders, calling for public trust and order in the district.
M K Steeley Arrives From Waterloo for Visit
M K Steeley of Waterloo arrived Saturday to spend several weeks with his parents Jefferson and Mrs Steeley at 230 South Sixth Street. The longtime Lebanon contractor, formerly of Shenandoah, is in the west on business and will stay until March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Steeley
Waterloo
Towa
Hla Parella
Ain
Jefferson Steeley
South Sixth Street
Steeley
Lebanon
Viulloy
Shendadosh
Uptown Duty Assignment Clarified by Police
Ottiva Willian Howncake assigned by uptown custody this week. Durkog Tue holiday two. Two men on daily duty regularly. System has resumed aid patrol area. Patrol activity planned at uptown signal point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottiva
Willian -Howncake
Uptown Vdilty
Durkog
Syston
Uptown
Untitled Mass Burial Report From Dropeyi Village
A fragmentary report notes the death of a person tied to Mineya village and a morning event in Dropeyi area. The readable bits mention a wife and a death, with insufficient context for full details or names.
Fractured Account of City Fire Department Event
A garbled OCR fragment describes a Pittsburgh area fire department gathering at a church service. It mentions the Reverend Henry M. Pank Lake’s speech and local firemen attending a Sunday event with references to fellow workers and union concerns.
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Bremen
Wiig
Pal
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Ehrgood
Appli
Foreigner
Wb Brverat Pays
Hed
Hospital
Deeend Wis
Tru
ON Business Outlook
Fair Grounds
Kenneth K
Virgin Wilkes
Fale Association
Wsikely
Bethany
H.E. Werner
Deveased Wanu
Myerstuswa
Jun
Reformed
Stone
Dfarey
Geib
Hae Oglerk
Jahney
Myergoyn
Sehieg
Ceulg Bran Area
Hoke
Mra
Lars
Davia
C. Tore
Plameth
Odven
Ned Biabyad
Paul
Paic
David
Hobert
Wutich
Pol
Iceman Blawig
Ators Lehyreh
Nazareth
Henry del
Shenk Leaven
Hin Btdies
Hi. Snavely
Pru " Grower
West Juebanon
Iowa
M. KK
Steely
Mas, Moyer
I$ Dead
She Bleddy
Mineya
Mornsty
Dropeyiais
St. Luke's
Church On. Sind
Ocardival
Aremon
S. Palah
Honda
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