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Newspaper

Lebanon Semi Weekly News

Location

Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1908

Page

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Man climbs poles and cuts wires in city incident

A young man, reportedly intoxicated, climbed utility poles and cut several electric wires near North Eighth Street and Seastreet near Ninth, delaying signals at Meaciing station. Police arrested him after witnesses feared he would fall. He blamed drink and asked to resign at the concentrator plant.

North Eighth Street Plyers Seastreet Ninth Ity Hall Texstone Aldermatr Willam Yontz Scull Street Tenth Streets Youly Zimmerman North Lehason

Barr to take charge of Hability dept in Reading

H Barr formerly general secretary of the Y M G A visited this city today to arrange his departure for Reading. On August 1 he will enter the insurance offices of his brother in law Joseph Wasivk and assume control of the Hability department. The Barr family has been at Mt Gretna through July.

H. Barr Reading Joseph Wasivk Mr. Barr Mt. Gretna

Visitors from Lancaster Spend Time in Lebanon

Visitors from Lancaster Florence Kern Mary Kern and Nora Kern spent a few days in Lebanon visiting A G Meck and family. They returned after Wednesday as guests of Mr and Mrs Bertan Hackman on St Church Street. Miss Hattie Meck and John Meck also spent Wednesday with the Hackmans.

Florence Mary Nora Kern Lancaster Fredericksburg A. G. Meck Bertran Hackman St. Church Street Hattie Meck John Meck

Cigar Makers To Have An Outing At Strack's Dam

Fully five hundred cigar makers from across the state, employed at Valentine’s Myerstown factory, are slated for a monster picnic at Strack's Dam just north of Myerstown. The event features swimming by William Leeb and Clinton Landis, a balloon inauguration by Mrs. Landis, a diving exhibition, a baseball challenge by Prof. Harry Moyer’s team, bass fishing tips from Frank Capp, singing by female operators, Acme band performances, an oration by Thomas Yiengat, and novelty acts including George Price the boneless man, Charles Haulman slack wire, and Henry Steiner tight rope across the dam. Refreshments by Frank Kiscadden. Most county cigar makers invited to attend and enjoy themselves.

Valentine Myerstown Strack's Dam William Leeb Clinton Landis Mmusic Thomas Yiengat George Price Charles Haulman Henry Steiner Sald Frank Kiscadden

Local residents register at The New Bingham hotel

A. G. Relgenstein C. F. Strickier J. D. Brown and Samuel K. Rise, all of New Bingham, registered at The New Bingham hotel in Philadelphia before the event date mentioned.

A. G. Relgenstein C. F. Strickier J. D. Brown Samuel K. Rise New Bingham Hotel Philadelphia Yeaterye

On Fishing Trip With Girack Aewler

A terse report notes a fishing outing with Girack Aewler spending the day at a dam in Jackson Hill. The brief mentions casual activity and a scenic lakeside setting during the afternoon.

Girack Aweler, Ie Jackgon Pty

Clerks to Picnic at Penryn Park Saturday

Clerks of the American Iron and Steal Manufacturing company will hold their annual outing on Saturday at Penryn Park. Music will be provided by the City band throughout the day. A feature will be a game of baseball.

American Iron and Steal Manufacturing Company Ab Hending Penryn Park

Lebanon Pair Married by Local Minister

Miss Mary B. Brown and Luther A. Flowers, both of Lebanon, obtained a marriage license and were married yesterday by Rev. TV Kilek at Turner Street residence. Flowers is a patternmaker. Alientown Chronicle and News.

Mary B. Brown Luther A. Flowers Lebanon Rev. TV Kilek Turner Street Alientown Chronicle and News

Boy Struck By Motorcycle Breaks Leg on South Sixth Street

Eight year old Paul Shindel was run over on Wednesday around 6 34 by John Grayhill riding a motorcycle on South Sixth Street. The boy’s leg was broken and he was aided by companions.

Paul Marty Shindel South Sixth Street John Grayhill Companione Holgberg

Postmaster Hartzie Visits Former Paloiyya Office

Postmaster Frank G. Watts of Paloiyya called on Wednesday afternoon in this city. He visited his former office at the courthouse and exchanged cordial greetings with friends and former associates. The item notes a sense of industrial collapse and implied financial improvement for the country.

Frank G. Watts Paloiyya Court House Uagerlaten

Myerstown School Repairs Planned For Next Term

Myerstown Huet son township school board decides to repair High school on North College street West Myerstown Jacksonville and Stuarty buildings before the next term. Agriculture study for pupils above fourth grade adopted. Maury’s Geography and Progressive Readers to be reused under new salary law added appropriation. Rev Rufus Zartman from Philadelphia visits to research Zartman family history. Miles A Staudt and family attend a family reunion.

Myerstown Huetson Township North College Street West Myerstown Jacksonville Stuarty Maury Georgraphics Hne Rufus Zartman Philadelphia Zartman Rehnows Zartwman Miles A. Staudt

Shott and Beckley Headed to Ohio from City

Mr and Mrs Mason Shott of North Tenth street and Mr and Mrs Henry Beckley of North Ninth street left this morning on the New York flyer for Niagara airs. They will go to Ohio to spend several weeks visiting relatives and friends.

Mason Shott North Tenth Street Henry Beckley North Ninth Street Jett Niagara Airs Ohio

Annual Picnic at Penryn Park Echoes with Music

Several hundred attended the St Mark’s Sun day school annual picnic at Penryn Park. Three special train coaches carried attendees to the event. A 2 pm baseball game featured picked teams. The Perse band led the procession with Luaslie directing. Children from Golebrook parish joined at Donaginore station.

St. Marke Penryn St. Luke's Sixth Chestnut Streets Perse Band Luaslie Donaginore Station Golebrook

Guests Visit in Lebanon With Hamburg Weavers

M L Buehnnta a carpet weaver from Hamburg Berks county with Mrs Buchman and their grandson Milton Lesher aged four arrived Wednesday evening with a 18 horsepower runabout and stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Q O Smith of 135 North Eighth street. Neighbors years ago they still visit annually. Mr Smut proprietor of the large glove and mitten shop at Ninth and Maple Streets. Independent press duty.

M. L. Buehnnta Hamburg Berks County Buchman Milton Lesher Udebe QO. P. Smith North Eighth Street

Miss Katherine Moyer Heads to Chicago Visit

Miss Katherine Moyer plans a short stay in Chicago to visit her uncle after spending weeks at home. The note mentions a gainful effort and aims to halve the time for the upcoming event.

Auto Party Honors Harrisburg Hosts and Guests

Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Waltz of the city hosted an automobile party on Tuesday evening in honor of their sister in law Mrs. W Clarke and niece at 206 Kelker Street Harrisburg.

Joseph Waltz City W. &. Clarke End Kelker Street Harrisburg

Perse Band Concert Draws Crowd at Tenth and Church

The Perse band concert given by the Perpevers on Wednesday evening drew a large crowd at the corner of Tenth and Church streets. Attendees praised the rendition of the program.

Perpevers Tenth Church Streets Birge

Residents of Tine stove city visit on Wednesday

The text lists numerous residents with unclear spellings and titles as they shopped and called on friends in the city on Wednesday, including Mrs Elizabeth Milter Rev Meg Tickop Miss Pauline Parrie and others with various surnames and affiliations.

Tinestove Elizabeth Milter Meg Tickop Pauline Parrie John Login Harry Eibert Ane We Martin de Kedinniel Te. A. Tarr Heckert Mina Minus Gensmmer Hila Booher Annie Sheldg.ates W. Mowe YY Messra John Denipyer Danbert HL Bless Phaon Shetdy

Gov Stuart at Mt Gretna in Pennsylvania Chautauqua visit

Governor Edwit S. Stuart is at the Pennsylvania Chautauqua Mt Gretna this afternoon as a guest of the festival management. He will likely visit Velton before returning to Harrisburg and attend a Stetz club gathering while awaiting his train. The afternoon program remains as previously announced with a party address likely, with speeches by Devry, Diourke, and Mr. S. C. G. Schaefer, state superintendent of public instruction.

J. W Ravilek Hall Signal Service Harrisburg Borly Iit Prorat Panty Von Devry Diourke CG. Schaefer Iran

Shipment of Explosives Across the Harting Division

A garbled OCR fragment describes a shipment of explosives linked to Harting division and related authorities. It mentions carriers, public concern, and incidents affecting transport but the exact events, dates, and parties remain unclear due to damaged text. The piece references legal and security actions connected to explosive materials handling.

Visiting daughter stays with prude father in city

A visitor accompanying by Florence Bucher will remain for a week of ten days at 886 North Fifth Street. Neighbors warn against forward behavior and say those who push to the front deserve to be kept at bay.

Wiheabetu Nuw Bey Prude Harry Note North Mifth Street Florence Bucher

New Industry for Lebanon to Start Work Soon

A charter is filed for the Tran Qty Foundry Company of Lebanon with W. Steele as president. The new plant at Seventh and Willow streets will produce washers, separators, and hard iron castings. Expansion to be completed by August 1, with orders already on hand signaling a local industrial revival.

Tran Qty Foundry Company Lebaian Www. Co. Steele Beehanatn Voundry Company REAM Drovers’ Exchange Seventh and Willow Streets Hirvey Ream Tron Chy Labanon Lebanon

Reading suit warns of damages over safety gate incident

A damaged reading suit alleges negligence by a salesman from a wholesale house and a railway company over a lower safety gate incident on Ninth Street. The plaintiff seeks damages up to 10000 dollars and names multiple defendants in a complex trespass claim involving a car track and injuries to a person named Livtisteler.

Ceorpe Thonsieker Ikjuor House Tits Marita Tres Pies Poydares Urebantladelphia Heysing Thonsickey Livtisteler Yang

Military Funeral at Philadelphia Cemetery

In a military funeral an honored body arrived for burial with full honors. The service took place near Mt Lehagi cemetery attended by local figures and regimental members. The undertaker Miatapsan led the rites, with nearby dignitaries present for the bereaved family.

Poli Devas Pas Mahwrg Lehagi Itey Hess Philadelphia Ghat Arnis Arodhe Regie

Birthday Party Honors Mrs Boyd in Hutchinson Park

Mrs Virginia A Boyd of Hathaway Park celebrated a birthday anniversary with a postal shower and about twenty five friends attending at her home. Guests enjoyed music and refreshments, with Mrs Seltzer and Miss Magpie Richards helping organize the surprise.

Virginia A. Boyd Hathaway Park

Excursion to Willow Grove Draws City Merchants Crowd

The Retail Merchants' Protective Association organized the second annual Willow Grove excursion from Philadelphia and Reading depot. Over a thousand people, including Cornwall shore clerks, attended, with many stores closed and others open for business as usual. Return trips were planned for 2 PM arrival.

Aeulviy Philadelphia Reading Willow Grove Itm Thery Iternal Merchants’ Association Clarks Cornwall Shore Minineer A. Keiser Lancaster Columbia Wiirhaville York Rockvifle Harrisburg New State Cornwall

Guests At The Mgalde Dance HouseNames

Fragmentary OCR lists guests including John Al Atti Sottar Jae Broek Frank Auchenbaehl and Grogs from Pottstown who attended meals at the agie hotel. Another party from Timnbarg at the Bile hotel mentioned.

John al Atti Sottar Jae Broek Frank Auchenbaehl Rank Grogs Pottstown He Agie Hotel Tom Dteutenhold Woo Rauntenhale Ad Wet Loy Timnbarg Bile

Mt Doy player lands league posting with Teber County team

Local sports note reports NEW PLAYED POI LEBANON Munk Shock of Mt. Doy being named as manager Clyaner for the Teb e dben County league team. The post notes he will play first base and join Latinos short of twirlers as the roster tightens.

Munk Shock Mt. Doy Mienager Clyaner Tebe Tragg Sig Whit

Boy Reunited With Parents After City Street Panic

A boy named Robert Keath was found wandering city streets and, after police traced him to his parents on Tenth Street south of Walnut, he was returned to his family. Authorities located Benjy Blecher at his store on Tenth and Walnut to confirm the boy’s identity.

Asturly fBivesyei Polkeg Atalon Benjy Blecher Polles Mer. Blecher Alure Tenth Walnut Streets Robert Keath Tenth Street Walnut

Harrison Tabor Dead In Philadelphia Accident

Harrison Tabor died at 7:55 PM Wednesday from injuries suffered in a town accident about a year ago. He is survived by his wife and sister in law Mrs Hubert Marshall of 308 Cheat Mountain Street. The body will be brought to the city Saturday for burial at Saint Mahon Cemetery.

Harrison ‘Tibor Hamilton Philadelphia Aiborne Hubert Mirshall Cheatnut Street Ulster-I-Law Wathienday M Lahunon Eamutory

Local Farm Adds Dark Silo Improver at Brightbill Farm

Morrla Hrightbul owner of nearby filler farms unveils a new dark silo at Brightbill Farm near An hus. Har Sholty of Swatara township reports the device can store corn, fodder, and kraut mix for the dairy herd, boosting supply for cows on the firm.

Morrla

Ejection Case Heard in Ducal Court In Nuresinburg

In Nuresburg a ducal court hears an ejection case involving ownership disputes and an auction action begun by Elien K. Walter against Harry L. McFerren Gabin McCurdy and McCurdy. The proceeding opens in the local court with counsel listed for the plaintiff.

Ducal Mb Giatla United Brel Canyni Elien K. Walter Harry L McFerren Gabin Aud McCurdy Satis

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