Injunction hearing over drain project and estate actions
Court heard testimony on continuing the preliminary injunction against the Shugar and Spang estates over a proposed drain in Church alley between Chestnut and Walnut. An amendment to the bill was allowed. Guardians were named for Light heirs. executors ordered to file accounts. appraisers appointed. real estate sale ordered. a charter granted for Bucktail drum corps. multiple jury-like proceedings and sentences noted including guilty pleas for thefts and a habeas corpus writ sought in Lebanon county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrgood
Krank U. Fernsler
Cyrus Siegrist
Shugar
Spang
Church Alley
Chestnut Street
Walnut Alley
Frank H. Lehrman
D. Siegrist
Joseph K. Light
Hiram A. Light
RE. E. McCurdy
Samuel 8. Long
George Ressler
Samuel Ferry
Paul L. Adams
Elias
Moses Rhoad
Benjamin Neil
East Hanover Township
William Miller
Christian Long
Swatara Township
Elmer Wolf
Jacob Reigel
Union Township
Wilmington
Mary Shuey
Rank Bickel, Esq
John MacQuaile
Hichland Water Company
Nist
Annie S. Long
William J. Stamm
RE. D. Siegrist, Esq
Sieghat
EN Attwood
Augustus Patachke
Warren Fox
Pleasant Hill
John Fox
Thomas Elwyn
William Brane
Palmyra
Liberty Square
Werrick
Boyer vs Reber over missing grandson after airing incident
William Boyer faces a custody dispute alleging his 16 month old son Harry was taken by Grandmother on July 22 while under Nora Reber aunt care. Court had ordered Boyer to pay $2 weekly support. hearing set for this afternoon after the tonoscopic proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyer
Harry
Nora Reber
Boyers
Tosuucton
German woman taken to hospital after dish throwing incident
A resident of East Lebanon was admitted to Good Samaritan hospital Sunday with a gash in her arm after an argument with her husband. The husband allegedly threw dishes, one breaking and injuring her. Dr. John Walter dressed the injury, described as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Lebanon
Good Samaritan Hospital
John Walter
Sunday Doings at First U. E. Church
The Sunday school drew a large turnout at 9:15 with ninety-one more attendees than last year. Rev. James Daniel Kistler preached at 10:30 in German from Chronicles 15 2 and 2 Corinthians 9 22. Announcements note prayer services and meetings through the week including the Minister's Men's Bible class and Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Daniel Kistler
Christian Endeavor
Aaron Bombergey
Kistler
Christ
Dovens Sewing Circle
Board of Finance
Marriages Reported From Palmyra and Nearby Areas
In Palmyra and surrounding towns several couples were joined in marriage in late July. Marty Bistline of New Blountfield wed Miss Carria Ttagp of Palmyra at the United Brethren parsonage with Rev. Cha. Mutch officiating. Irwin Binth of Palmyra married Beulah G. Stoudt, daughter of Brunk Stoudt of Annville, by Rev. Paul J. Duidore. Oscar McQuate of Newmanstown wed Carrie Plasterer, daughter of George Plasterer of Schaefferstown, at Richland with Rev. C. Harry Kehm presiding. John P Fertig and Ruth M Weissiger, both of this city, were married by Rev. J. J. Sandt at Trinity Lutheran. Hanson Gingrich and Ruth Gingrich of this city wed at Indurlage, officiated by Rev. Al W Gingrich at Sunny Side. Mijah Fisher wed Henrietta Voiberger, daughter of Jacob Umberger, both of this city, with Rev. Calvin Fisher officiating. Two pairs of the same kind were noted but details are sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fertig—Wissinger
J. J. Sandt
Trinity By
Lutheran Church
John ‘P Pertig
Ruth M. Weissttper
Charles Weissiger
Gingrich
Hanson Ditt
Ruth It Gingrich
Jerome Gingrich
Tey
AL W Gingrich
Sunty Side
Misher—Umbergha
de Calvin Fisher
St. Mark's
Thyyeh
Mijah
Kisher
Henrie Voiberger
Jacob Umberger
Choir Reunion in Berks Honors Late Prof Klopp
In Smith's Run near Rehrersburg a large Berks County grove gathering united church choirs from northwestern districts in a tribute to Prof Morgan B Klopp. The event, born from Klopp's idea and his lifetime links to the groups, drew many trained voices for a Saturday afternoon concert. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rrr
Berks
Smith
Rey
Rehrersburg
Northwestern Works
Fn the Grove
Morgan B. Klopp
Mary Fegley Dies in Wimans at 87
Mary Fegley widow of James Fegley died at 2 o'clock Saturday at her daughter Mrs. Mathias Roths home on South Third street Wimans from gangrene aged 87 years 8 days She was daughter of Benjamin Barnhard born and raised in Longswamp Her husband died seven years ago Surviving children are William Merry town Martin this city James West Coplay Mrs Roth Mrs Reuben Eck and Mrs Washington DeLong of Allentown Funeral will be Tuesday morning with services and burial at Longswamp Church conducted by Rev Meckstrath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Mary
James Fegley
Mathias Roth
South Third Street
Wimans
Bejamin Barnhard
Longswamp
William
Merrytown
Martin
James
West Coplay
Roth
Nomed
Reuben Eck
Washington DeLong
Allentown
Longswamp Church
Long Swamp
Stev. W. L. Meckstrath
Lightning Strikes Stable in Jonestown Storm
A bolt hit the stable of Louis A. Soulard in Jonestown during Thursday evening’s storm. Minor damage occurred as a structure was struck and nearby trees and fences were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Soulard
Jonestown
Annual Encampment Prep For Bays Brigade at Jonestown
An advance guard for the Bays brigade of Christ Presbyterian church prepared for the encampment at Jonestown. Preparations were made today with tents being erected on the Kleinfelter furty east of Jonestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dancestown
Syaigce
Christ Presbyterian Church
Jonestown
Kleinfelter Furty
Boy sustains severe bicycle hand injury at Forge Street
Raymond Barry son of Daniel Barry of 1314 Forge Street lacerated his hand this morning while fiddling with a bicycle. The chain and sprocket injured the hand, with bones damaged. Dr. By Wf. Gingrich attended and dressed the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Barry
Daniel Barry
Forge Street
Wf. Gingrich
Workman Hurt When Scalp Cut In Lebanon Furnaces
Joh Shuler, an employee at the Lebanon furnaces of the Pennsylvania steel plant, was struck by a hook causing a scalp laceration. Dr. Job Walter treated the injury with several stitches and kept the wound clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Shuler
Lebanon
Pennsylvan- Ih Steel Company
Job Walter
Lumbermen 10 Assemble Soon for Annual Meeting
The seventeenth annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Lumbermen’s Association will be held in Lancaster on Wednesday and Thursday, July 30 and 31. Prominent lumbermen from across the state are expected. sessions include addresses by Mayor McCaskey and T. Z. Snowden. Committees cover railroads, entertainment, and organization expansion. tours will visit Tphrata and nearby towns. ladies will attend. Lebanon County representatives and various local firms are listed among the delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lumberman's Age
Lancaster
Bhursday
McCaskey
Lanaster
T. Z. Snowden
Scranton
Lancaster Road of Trade
J. A. Williams
Mechiniesbure
Kreider Obsequies Held After Mother's Death
The obsequies for the late Mrs. Kreider, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kreider of North Cornwall Township, were conducted in the morning by Rev. A. W Gingrieb of Sunnyside and Rev. Morris Landis of Palmyra at Gingrich's meeting house. Goutbearers included Aleit Tob erper, Harry Selmidt, Smiat Shaefer, and Harry Risser. The undertaker was Thompaan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Geo
Kreider
North Cornwall Township
Morning Wit Services
A. W Gingrieb
Sunnyside
Morris Landis
Palmyra
Himi
Gingrich
Aleit Toi Berper
Harry Selmidt
Smiat Shhaefer
Harry Risser
Thompaan
Miss Schock Returns From Summer School at Muhlon College
Miss Margarett Schack, Mt Alon Sunday school teacher, returns home after attending the summer school at Muhlon College. She is accompanied by Mrs Anne Welter of Gibert who will stay for a time at Miss Behuck's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margarett , Schack
Mt. Alon
Apal
Frame
Muhlonhere College
Aucuowa
Anne Welter
Gibert
Behuck
A Green Bale Game At Third Wide Willow
A garbled report describes a Green Bale game and evening events at a venue called Willow with mentions of fire effects and a company named Curae wall Lelinca. It notes Chay betting at an olelock and references a prior test or event causing worry for the Hailreader. The text is fragmented and unclear about date, participants, or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curae
Lelinca Taciveud
Chay
Marriage Licenses Issued by Kochenderfer
Kochenderfer issued marriage licenses to Irwin Smith of Palmyra and Beulah Stoudt daughter of Frank P. Stoudt of Annville. John T. Fertig and Miss Roth M. Weissinger daughter of Charles Weissinger of this city. A. W. Oberholmer and Miss Mabel A. Glick daughter of William Glick of Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerkc Kochenderfer
Irwin Smith
Palmyra
Beulah GG. Stoudt
Frank P. Stoudt
Annville
John T. Fertig
Roth M. Weissinger
Charles Weissinger
Loth
A. W. Oberholmer
Mabel A. Glick
William Glick
Fredericksburg
Voting advice at Harrisburg union meeting urges friendly officeholders
In Harrisburg on July 27 members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen heard Vice Grand Master Tt. Dodge urge voting for public officials who are friendly to workers. He warned against voting for candidates merely for party lineage, praising the Pennsyl vania Railroad system and noting wage gains for actors and train crews. Interstae Commerce Commission officials spoke on safer equipment and prompt defect reporting, with local leaders and a cash prize awarded to John W. Stith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Brotherhood of Railroad
Tt. Dodge
Rnnsom
Kim
Leeid
Dodge
Brotherhood
Pennsylvania
Reading
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Buffalo
Baltora
Pitttaburg
Trenton
Interstee Commission
Commission. Org Koapp
Net
Rallohda
Brotherhoods
Pennaylvenle
voUeala
Intierstatit
Sipraks
Bo W. Moseley
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. V F. Dulty
Interstate Commatree Commission
Wedhomner
Ehalemin Waard
Toddusor
John W. Stith
Iis City
Willian Bollman III Involved In Accident At Union Water Works
William Bollman III proprietor of the Willian Penn betel is confined to his room after a fall during an outing at the Union Water Works. Doctor Thomas Sitehil, physician to the charity workers in Creti Britain, arrived from Philadelphia and will attend him tonight at the Aubace hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Puison
Willin
Bollmin
Willian Penn
Union Water Works
Gitgriel
Thomas Sitehil
Ehaiy Mourkers’ Dahor
Creat Britian
Philadelphiaa
Aubace
Taskl Ph
Lage
Ac Ude Ely
Registred at Colon Dall and related notices
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Merihediger of Niagara and North Cadentas with a registration at Philadelphia Hastings and Cobver, Vieni leg. minor names and places appear unclear. The text references registration actions and possible dates, but details are garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merihediger
Niagara
Codsdwarde
Philadelaitn
Hastings
Vieni
Trsseers in Grealty Aide Smith to Charles Kure Bond
Aide M. Smith transfers to Charles Kure a total around $540 and to A. Light a bond of $200 in a property matter. The wording indicates a succession of transfers and a lien or security on property involving listed parties and sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aide M. Smith
Charlea Kure
Unclear fragment hints at hotel visit and bank cleaning
Fragmentary text mentions individuals at a hotel and a bank janitor mystery. Details are garbled with misspellings and unclear names, making precise reporting impossible. No verifiable event, date, or organizations are identifiable.
Mrs Sweeney Burial Follows West Lebanon Funeral
The funeral of Mrs Thomas Sweeney of West Lebanon was held Sunday afternoon from the Church Street home with services at St Jol’s WW Church led by Rev H Miller. Interment was in Roboze ner cemetery. Dr A Franta was the undertaker. George Daimler, Stotion wiet at Conewaxo Jhinedion, is on annual vacation and will return today from Reading to Pittaburg for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sweeney
West Lebanon
Suniday
Houe
Church Street
St. Jol's
WW. B. Church
H. Miller
Muriel
Rbonezer Cemetery
A. Franta
Tikkeon
George Daimler
Stotion Wiet
Conewaxo Jhinedion
Reading
Windet
Pittaburg
Trade Offered for 1908 Acme Six-Quid Automobile
To exchange his car 8 P Light esq will trade the Thomas eur form new 1908 model of the Acme six-quiader automobile of Realing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Light. Esq
Thomas Eur
Acme
Realing
Rail line braces after Friday storm damage
Reading company officials disclosed heavy damage to the Reading & Columbia division from Friday night storms. Washouts filled tracks, bridges were washed away or weakened, notably at Manhelin and Mil way, with repairs underway and service to resume between Phil city and Lancaster tomorrow. The Mt Hope branch also suffered damage and is being repaired to restore operation soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Company
Reading & Columbia Division
Manhelin
Milway
Thin
City
Lancasster Thia
Mt. Hope
Oltieiita
Tomearrow
Married in Lebanon in Reading pair wed at church
Raymond Young and Miss Ida te Log both of Reading were married by Rev. Dred A Wiegand at Em Minne Evangelical church on Saturday afternoon. The couple left for a week in Ate Jauuie City before settling in Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Young
Ida Te Log
Reading
Dred
A. Wiegand
Em- Minne Evangelical Church
Hey
Ate Jauuie City
Toter
Emmanuel Church Sermon and Evening Meeting Virtues
At Emmanuel Church Dr AL Wiegaint preaches on Sunday sinus unity and a sermon on virtue. A private meeting will be held Wednesday evening at the church with topics titled The Value of Duty and The Pursuit of Wisdom. Entities include Emmanuel Church and Dr AL Wiegaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Wiegaint
Jacob Moeckel Burial Notices and Funeral Details
The obituary records the burial of Jacob Moeckel with funeral services held this morning at a local house after a wake. Interment followed at Mt Lebanon and local officials noted the junior pointer of the city, with Nurtad and Latbinaperger among those in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bute
Mt. Lebanon
Local Obituary Notice for G W Eshenbaugh Bies
G W Eshenbaugh Bies George Woealeniaeel, an old man, died. The event occurred Saturday evening after a long illness at home. A funeral service will be held Wednesday at Cuntenaey Me with prior arrangements and burial duties conducted by Tadise and Baye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Woealeniaeel
Ain Haartas
Peculiar Gift In Fophadratouwe Birthday Tale
An odd tale from North Ninth Street of Fophadratouwe recounts a man presenting a piano to his son Chuyton on his birthday. The piece touches on opportunism and notes that not all policemen belong to the copper trust, reflecting skeptical views on authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuyton
Copper Trust
Chautauqua Day Arrangements Highlight Recognition Event
The Chautauqua manage Ains plans Recognition Day with Governor Hawin as central figure. A noon arrival and 1 PM reception, followed by a formal address at 3 PM by Governor Stuart. Board directors, faculty, graduates, and guests from Doban taburg and Lancaster attend. speakers include O.S Le company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennaylya Tauqua
Thuradas
Hawin
Stuart
Gretta
Chattauqua
Larceny Charge Arises From Market Theft Case
Marthe Witter testified that two men looted a wagon at Liberty Square Market on North Ninth Street. Eggs and a basket were taken after a wagon was spotted by children. Officer Nye arrested the suspects, who denied Witter’s charges, and a hearing before Alderman Miller was scheduled later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthe Witter
Samsing
William Brehm
Witter
Liberty Square
North Ninth Street
Whit Sitorlig
Lehman Street
Puliceman Nye
It Sa
Hutter
Nye
Miller
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr Walmer and Guests
A birthday dinner in Montgomery Pa honored Mr Walmer and guests including Dr and Mrs Kiner Hull and others. Family and local residents from North Eighth street Cumberland street and Lewsiburg attended after a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs L Bi Welsier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clase E Weiner
Cumberland Street
Juwshe
Lewlaburg
Fire sparked by lightning destroys hay and stock
Lightning caused a large blaze at Hast Hanover Friday evening. A barn or frame burn consumed a large quantity of hay and five head of stock were killed or lost in the fire. Bees Harper's region reported the incident as a major agricultural loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Harper's
Gretna to Host Auditorium Event Wednesday Evening
Juliug Gea will render a performance at the Augitorium et Mt.G in Gretna Wednesday evening with 3ULIVe CaRsaR and facility members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretna
Mt.g
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Shiner
Cole- Titan
Shiner
Weirick
William Melwaughlin
Whichy
Allen
Kamly
U. E. Church
Wistler
Grove
Northwest
Ern Berks County
M. B. Klopp
Mary Fegley
Lunning
Workman
Business & Pleasure
Lebanon County
Virms
Harry A. Reinoehl
Railroad and Transportation Committee
J. C. Warley
Rapresentatives
Forewings Companies
Anviville—Kyeliter and
Computys
Kreider Obsequies
Miss Schock
Mahelenberg Cillee
Amentuyi
Aevatiard Ates
Ast
Guilford
Ilek
Prete
Fox & Graeff
Grand Minster Dodge
William Bollman III
Colondall
Trsseers IN
Grealty
Ant
Cl Hartisburs
Hagle
Pune
Mrs. Sweeney
KEAST
Dr i T. A. Wiegand
Emmanuel Church
Jacob Moeckel
AL OW
Lei Beng Perger
We Make
G.W. Eshenbaugh Bies
Reaoy Day Express
Chautauqua
Dbbantaburg
Lancaster and
Otter
Speek
le Company
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