Go Forward and Keep Moving at Lebanon High Graduation
Rev Victor W Dippell delivers a baccalaureate sermon at St John s Reformed Church for Lebanon High graduates. He urges never stopping, moving forward, and facing life with perseverance, highlighting faith, discipline, and the Eternal Teacher guiding success. A large alumni audience fills the edifice as flowers and colors decorate the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jivy
Victor W. Dippell
St John’s Reformed Church
Lebanon High
Dippell
Israel
Charles Lamb
P. and R. Railway Adds Seats at Local Station
The P. and R. railway company placed a number of seats along the side of the local passenger station. The seats are very convenient and will be greatly appreciated by the public during the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. & R. Railway Company
Brumbough Distillery Relieves Bleistine on Loaded Route
Joseph Bleistine, United States ganger and storekeeper, boarded the 11:20 train Sunday night to Brumbough in Bedford county where he will serve at the Brumbough distillery, taking over duties from B Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bleistine
United States
Brumbough
Bedford County
B. Reynolds
Physical Directors Gather for YMCA Meeting
Prof. C. E. Luckenbach, physical director at the YMCA, left this morning for Philadelphia to attend the annual meeting of physical directors in Pennsylvania. He will be away a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod
Desius
C. E. Luckenbach
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Roads and water line projects on retirement list
The water supply line and street paving projects are reportedly on the retirement list for another decade. South Lebanon township school board plans election of teachers for Saturday afternoon June 14 at 1 o'clock at the Five Points school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lebanon Township
Theft of Five Steers Dominates First Trial Proceedings
The trial at the June criminal session opens with Henry Bishop and Samuel A Haulman as defendants in a cattle theft case from farmer Schaeffer. Prosecution and defense assemble a large cadre of attorneys while foreman Harry Light leads the grand jury and Judge Ehrgott instructs on expeditious inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bishop
Samuel Haulman
Harry H. Light
Samuel A. Haulman
John Schaeffer
Londonderry
Schaeffer
William Ford
Simon Jihoads
Edward George
Augustus Scarfoss
Henry
Commonwealth
Geo. Kunkel
Harrisburg
A. Frank Seltzer
George B. Woomer
Capp
Z. Marshall Funck
Foreman Light
Jiarry H. Light
Robert McDonnell
Tudge Ehrgoml
Jong
Tour Petit
John Hartleil
A. R. Houck
John M. Krall
Heidelberg
Calvin Moore
Fifth Ward
Luther F. Houck
J. G. Adams
Lena Bender
Grant W. Bender
George A. Hunter
Frank Yost
Charles F. Urban
David J. Darkes
John Kearcher
Jonathan Snyder
Eugene J
Siegrist
Catherine Spickler
Chas. Spickler
Col
Lydia A. Rise
Isabel Jones
North Tenth Street
C. H. George
Kenry
Register
Nisi
Morris Emerich
John Clemens
Frank Seagrist
Timely Discovery Averted Major Fire in West Lebanon
Joseph Bleistine noticed smoke from Dr. Fair's stable at Twenty second and Lehman streets West Lebanon around 3 pm Sunday. He investigated, found a fire rapidly spreading, and with prompt action using buckets of water extinguished the blaze before substantial damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Joseph Lleistine
Dr. Fair
Twenty-second
Lehman Streets
West
Lebanon
Ile
Fortunate Escape Of Jon Smith From Accident Saturday
Jon Smith a son of Levi A. Smith barely escaped serious injury Saturday on Cumberland Street as a driven horse struck by a delivery wagon frightened by a passing automobile threw him from his bicycle. He suffered a severe shaking but escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joni Smith
Levi A. Smith
Chestnut Streets
Dows Cumberland Stretts
J. H. Shugar
Cebrad Will Case Denied New Trial in Court Opinion
In the Gebhard will contest Judge Ehrgood rules against a new trial citing no undue influence. The verdict for the plaintiff stands as fair and supported by testimony. The court also grants the petition of Levi F. Wagner to bridge ejectment rule absolute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehrgood
Common‘ Pleas
Ngw
Henry J
Gehard
John PD
Imbodens
Eadward Gebhard
Irjg
Edward
Levi F. Wagner
WELL KNOWN MAN DEAD GEORGE SEIFERT PASSES AWAY
George Seifert 54 a long time resident of the Fifth ward at 33S Lehman Street died at his home Sunday morning after a brief illness from paralysis. He was a former bartender at the Eagle hotel for 26 years and a member of St Marys Catholic church and the Firemen's Relief association. He is survived by his widow, sisters Caroline and Maria Seifert and Mrs Reheees Strang of Philadelphia, brothers Mozes and Ed Seifert, and father Joseph Seifert of Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Seifert
Fifth Ward
Lehman Street
Eagle Hotel
Tre
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Firemen’s Telief Association
Caroline
Maria Seifert
Reheees Strang
Philadelphia
Mozes Seifert
Reading
Seifert
Lebano
Joseph Seifert
Lebanon
Reading to Philadelphia electric railway near completion
The Philadelphia trolley project progresses toward a full electric line linking Reading with Philadelphia Harrisburg Lancaster and Allentown. Only a few gaps remain to be closed and the Reading to Philadelphia span could be finished within a year. The Oley Valley line to Boyertown is twenty miles opened last week at about $500000 cost and runs straight through farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Allentown
Boyertown
Berky County
Oley Valley
Bovertown
United Traction Company
Steading
Kutztown
Temple
Womelsdorf
Myerstown
Palmyra
Ephrata
Adamstown
Berks
Tancas der
Pine Ridge Campaign Announced by Local Committee
William R. Bobb and Wm Johns, leading advertising committee, visited western county to promote the Pine Ridge Campaign at Mt Gretna next week. Prof. George F. Tyrrell and the Perse band will perform under the Red Men's committee on Saturday to boost attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Bobb
Wm. Johns
Pine Ridge
Mt Gretna
George F. Tyrrell
Perse Band
Red Men's Committee
Boston YMCA Official Takes Vacation Visit
Galen V. Light, assistant secretary in the Central Y M C A Boston, arrived here on Saturday evening and spent Sunday with friends. This morning he went to Jonestown, where he will spend a month's vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Harry E Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen V. Light
Central Y. M. C. A. Association
Boston
Jonestown
Harry E. Light
Lebanon County Men to Graduate from Dickinson Law School
A Irvin Yeagley of this city and Charles T Hickerwell of Schaefferstown will graduate tomorrow from Dickinson Law School Carlisle. They are members of a class of 65 graduates who completed a two years course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Irvin Yeagley
Charles ‘T. Hickerwell
Schaefferston
Dickinson Jaw School
Carlisle
Gobin to address Gettysburg G A R encampment speech
Lieutenant Governor Gobin will speak at the thirtieth sixth annual Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic encampment at Gettysburg this week. Lebanon veterans and their wives will attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobin
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania State Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
Lebanon
Reading Woman's Club to observe Reciprocity Day
The Woman's club of Reading will hold Reciprocity Day at Mineral Springs park on June 4 with club women from Philadelphia Phoenixville Lebanon and other places expected to attend. Mrs Ellis Lewis Campbell of Wayne the state president is also expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Reading
Mineral Springs Park
Philadelphia
Phoenixville
Lebanon
Ellis Lewis Campbell
Wayne
Philadelphia Women Lease Mt Gretna Cottage for Summer
Miss Laura Smith of Philadelphia leases ex Councilman John H. Cilley’s cottage on the Pennsylvania Chautauqua grounds at Mt Gretna for the summer. Mrs. Sara Tyson Rover, cooking authority, visits her cottage on the grounds. Many people from Lancaster Harrisburg and Philadelphia spend Sunday at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Smith
Philadelphia
John H. Cilley
Mt Gretna
Sara Tyson Rover
Philadelphia Cooking Authority
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Park
Mrs Myers Visits Her Old Home After 37 Years
Mrs. John Myers of Shelby Ohio visits her former home at Myerstown after a 37 year absence. Her son William H Myers, also of Shelby, accompanies her but has been called home by a relative's critical illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Myers
Shelby
Ohio
Myerstown
William H. Myers
Widow Wins Pension From Pension Bureau
Catharine receives an eight dollar monthly pension as announced by the pension bureau. The action confirms qualification for widow’s pension benefits and marks a relief for the family pending further claims and adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow
Catharine
Old Man Philip Ziegler Ends Life in Solitude
In Pikesville the 70-year-old veteran Philip Ziegler, living near Millersburg on Blue Mountain, hanged himself after telling where to find his papers if anything happened. His son found the body around 2 pm and neighbors were notified. A coroner's verdict ruled death by own action. Surviving children include Mrs. John Louser near Meckville, Mrs. Tyton Miller of Mt Actnu, and Henry, Frank, and George at home.
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Pikesville
Philip Ziegler
Blue Mountain
Millersburg
Lisson
Ziegler
Isaac Bowman
William Deck
Dgatdorf
William Ti. Goodwin
Jaco Swope
Henry Sutzinger
John Louser
Meckville
Tyton Miller
Mt. Actnu
Elenry
Frank
George
Graduating Recital by Miss Frane Canoe at Chestnut home
Miss Frane Canoe presented a Saturday afternoon graduation recital at teacher Miss Carl Ye Bordlemay's 503 Chestnut Street. The program included Bach and Beethoven works, Mendelssohn, Ravina, Gret Pierette, and others. Next Saturday Miss Sara Sieprist will give a recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frane Canoe
Carlye Bordlemay
Chestnut Street
Beethoven
Bull attacks trolley on Levanon line. animal killed
A mad bull struck a moving trolley car between Annville and Palmyra on the Levanon Valley street railway. Motorman David Gingrich and Conductor Irwin Wynn manned the car as the bull twice charged head on, breaking a leg in the second impact. Watcher Henry Shirk ordered the injured animal to be slaughtered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levanon Valley
Annville
Palmyra
David Gingrich
Irwin Wynn
Henry Shirk
Death of Mrs. Sarah Jane Motzer at 53
Mrs. Sarah Jane Motzer died at Fannie Paddock hospital on May 2 after six months of invalid life. She leaves husband Samuel Motzer and seven children including Warren Motzer in Washington and Mrs. Walter Bullock in Everett. Funeral held at Hoska's. family from Summit Hill, Pa. to Tacoma in 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Motzer
Fannie Paddock Hospital
South Prairie
Warren Motzer
Samuel Motzer
Warren
Washington City
D. C
George
Motzer
Cumberland Street
Myerstown
Pany Running Again After Idle Period
The Leba non iron and steel company formerly Light's rolling mill resumes full operations after idle period. Paddlers and other workers return to old posts with puddlers in operation at four dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Iron and Steel Company
Light
Unclear Darling Yard Mishap Injures Two Boys
In Miltbach, David Loser attempted to harness a spirited horse on Saturday. The horse bolted, knocking down his two young sons who were playing in the yard, leaving them senseless but alive. Local responders attended and the boys were reported stable after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Loser
Miltbach
Loser
Jesa
State rifle contests open at Mt Gretna in August
Annual state rifle contests open August 18 at Mt Gretna range to select Pennsylvania’s team for the international contest at Sea Girl. After training at Mt Gretna, the team travels to Sea Girl for a week of practice with Krag Jorgensen rifles. The state seeks equal terms against Krag armed rivals with army service rifles and offers several prizes including governor’s gold medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Diretna Range
Pennsylvania
N. 7
Seave Mt. Gretta
Sea Girl
District of Columbia
Hhe Army
Wilk
Stewart
Mt. Gretna
Collard Hunsicker
Sanford C. Lewis
Staf
Edguard FE. Robbins
John S. Michie
Mavid
W. Fred Reynolds
Prive
Mt. Chreton
Mrs Mabel Conklin Speaks On Personal Sanity And Youth
Mrs Mabel L Conklin of Brooklyn spoke at Fisher Academy of Music on Personal Sanity, explaining the White Cross movement to a full lower floor audience. Later at Zion Lutheran church she addressed Why Young Men Go Wrong, led by YMCA president Charles Rauch with hymns and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel L. Conklin
Brooklyn
White Cross Society
Wew
Fisher Academy of Music
Academy
White Cross
William G. Hean
Bremer
First Reformed Church
Albright
Reinoehl Women Headed to Boston by Train and Boat
This morning Mrs. John Reinoehl and Miss Selma Reinoehbl of North Eighth street, Mrs. Tobias Reinoehl and the Misses Kate and Grace Reinoehl of North Ninth street, left on the 8 30 train for Philadelphia where they were joined by Mrs. Francis Osbourn. From there the party proceeded by boat to Boston and other points of interest in the New England states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reinoehl
Selma Reinoehbl
N. Eighth Street
Tobias Reinoehl
Kate
Grace Reinoehl
North Ninth Street
Philadelphia
Francis Osbourn
Boston
New England
Hen ry J Beck Appointed Road Foreman on Reading Line
Henry J Beck of the Central Railway of New Jersey has been appointed road foreman of engines on the Lebanon and Wilmington and Columbia division of the Reading, with headquarters in Reading. He succeeds C E H Chambers, who resigned to accept the general foremanship of engines on the New Jersey Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J.beck
Central Railway of
New Jersey
Lebanon and Wilmington and Columbia
Reading
C. E H. Chambers
New
Jersey Central
Chamberg
Ithe
Ticket Nominated for Republican County Offices
The ticket named at the Republican primaries reflects high character and harmony, with candidates Moyer presiding over tallying and return judges assembling in Room 4 to compute votes. The county committee composition includes ward and township representatives, led by Bennett, Kremer, and Landis as tellers, with a full list of elected officials and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel H. Moyer
Court House
Herbert L. Manbeck
C.D. Kremer
North Annville
A. B. Landis
Jackson
Local Officials Named in North and South Annville Areas
A list of officials for North Annville includes John Boger Harvey Speck and Heinrich Heiselberg Frank Kelzer. South Annville names C P Long JM M Bomberger. West Lebanon shows Jacob Hoskiers Jos Strohman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Lfon
M. EB
Oimstrat
Assembly
E. Benjamin Biermen
Annville
Yeomas T. Zerbe
Schadilerstown
Hiram L. Kig
Newmanstown
A. P. Sehroor
Lebanon
Register of Wills
Samuel J. B. Spengler
North Lebanon
Orphans’ Court
John D. Boger
Thomas J. Dollman
Harrison
Spoeits
North Cornwall
Henrry Miller
North Annville
Henry H. Ulrich
South Annville
Frank S. Carmany
Myerstown
Ser
Atrr
Church Home Day Special Train to Jonestown
At St Luke's Episcopal church Rector Page announced a special P and R railway train to Jonestown for Church Home Day on Thursday June 12. The train leaves at 1130 a m and will carry church home children who will present a program. Bishop Talbot will attend and refreshments will follow at the home under Miss Sarah Hammond's supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Page
P. & R. Railway Company
Jonestown
Bishop Talbot
Sarah Hammond
St. Luke's
Hackney Stallions Return From Philadelphia Show
Aden express kt reports trainer Uynicka brings back the Cornwall hackney farm stock from Wissahickon Heights. Ro wantic, a blue ribbon winger, Derby Danegelt No 801, winner of ten first prizes, and the famed Fandange sire are highlighted as prize horses amid Freeman’s growing breeding success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden Express
Uynicka
W. C. Freemin
Cornwall Hackney Farms
Philadelphia
Wissahickon Heights
Withm
Rowantic
Bhu
New York
Mr. Freeman
Reason Dethroned and Missing Man Found
William Bowman of Morneydale deserted his job at Lebanon furnace after a cast leading to a search by workmen. Hundreds watched as divers probed the quarry reservoir for his whereabouts. He was later found in a state of dementia in his barn. Bowman was a printer formerly with the Volks-Zeiting office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bowman
Morneydale
Lebanon Furnace
Bowman
Volks-Zeiting
Josie Mackay Buried After Personal Safety Wound
Josie Mackay died from a personal safety related wound and was buried this afternoon at Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. The funeral service was held from Franta's Morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Mackay
Mt. Lebanon
Franta
Wedding Attendee From New York Arrives With Family
W M Offo from F Crasamann of New York visits with Andrew Allwein and friends and plans to attend the wedding of John P Wachter and Miss Mary O Grady tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Offo
F. Crasamann
New York
Andrew Allwein
John P. Wachter
Mary O'Grady
Court House Hours Extended to 4 P.M.
Beginning today the court house offices will close at 4 o clock instead of 3. The new rule will remain in effect until September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Philadelphia Dentist to Wed Miss Sara Shugar
Dr. Fred Brill of Philadelphia, a successful dentist, arrived here Sunday evening for his wedding to Miss Sara Shugar scheduled for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fred Brill
Sara Shugar
Louser Buys Auto From Local Dealer In Toledo Agency
Harry G. Louser, superintendent of Bre alaym, bought a new automobile today from Frank W. Bittner, a local dealer who represents the Eastern Pennsylvania agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louser's
Harry G. Louser
Bre Alaym
Toledo
Frank W. Bittner
Pennsylvania
Wed Sinking Spring Lady
A marriage license is granted Samuel S. Deppen a steam pretzel manufacturer of this city and Miss Mamie Sands of Sinking Spring Berks county to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinking Spring
Samuel S. Deppen
Mamie Sands
Berks County
Fire destroys Zimmerman and Shimp smoke house
The smoke house of Zimmerman and Shimp butchers in Bismarck was destroyed by fire on Friday afternoon with a loss of 23 dollars. Several kams flucd and sixty pounds of bologna were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman & Shimp
Bismarck
Cottage at Chelsea Taken for Summer by Brock Family
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brock and daughters of Mt. Lebanon have rented a cottage for the summer at Chelsea. Amos Jones, a Dover expropriator, denies a driver is confined to his Guilford Street residence with Sinesq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Mrr
Arthur Brock
Mt. Lebanon
Chel Bea
Amos. Jones
Guilford 'Street
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Goliath
Shepherd Boy
Kature
Devdc
Canaan
Earth
Rock of Gibraltar
Hamlet
Red Sea
Éné
Red Séa
Wilderness
Moses
Emerson
Constantia Et
God
Christ Jesus
Ils
Thomas J. Birkbeck
Lucanon, PA
Dpa
Windus
Burpes
Pedrick
Chester County Mammoth Field
Burpe
Dpedrick
Chester County Mammoth
McGowan
Seedsman
Cash Stores
M. Miller
Rip van Winkleism
Mars
GEO. Ross &Co
Jone Criminal
Teri
Ehrgood Fresiding
Jon Smith
Cebrard
Will Case
Pacific Coast
E. A. Sawery and Son
S. Emma Becker
Redlands
Catalina Island
Columbia River
Haudson
Yellowstone Park
Pine Ridge Campaign
Lebanon County
Dickinson Law School
Gen. Gobin
MT. Gretna Park
Cold Spring
Bethel
Mt. Zion
Fredericksburg
North
South
Tal
Hanover
Millcreek
Richland
Cornwall
Swatara
Sale
S. Lon
Derry
S. Londonderry
Philip Zeigler
Mt. Gretna Range
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Academy of Music
C County
Eugene D. Siegrist
Frank H. Lehman
C. J. Barr
A. B. Mark
George Miller
Byron Bergnuer
Harry Wunderlich
E. J. Beers
Lemon Youngs
E. E. Zimmerman
J. M. Tiass
John Stager
Weeley Emerich
James Colter
South Lebanon
Charles Wise
Aaron Krumbine
Wilson Haag
Harry Gebhard
Clarence Daubert
William Tice
J. C. Bergner
John Light
William Lentz
Adam Beeshore
D. S. Meyer
Monroe Gingrich
North Londonderry
Elias Hartz
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