Address by Dr Richards on Then and Now at Lebanon Classis
Rev Dr George W Richards professor of Church History at Lancaster Theological Seminary spoke Wednesday evening on Then and Now during the Lebanon Classis conference at Tabor Reformed Church. He contrasted church conditions from the classis origin with today’s centennial era, noting growth from six clergymen to 48 congregations and 23 ministers. Reports from committees were heard, Elder W F Weiss of Philadelphia praised Home Mission work, and overall progress was highlighted as surpassing prior efforts in the city.
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George W. Richards
Lancaster Theological Seminary
The
Lebanon
Richards
W. FF. Weiss
Home Mission Board
Philadelphia
Fourth of July Fireworks Set for Finest Display Here
The Chamber of Commerce fireworks sub committee awards International Fire Works Company of Jersey City a contract for a grand display at the Fair grounds. Officials promise an unprecedented, lavish show on Monday July 5 as the national holiday falls on Sunday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tair
International Fire Works Company
Jersey City
Country Club Improvements Accelerated in Lebanon
Laborers and mechanics have been increased at the Lebanon Country Club in North Cornwall township to speed up ground and building preparations. Committees report rapid progress and a casual survey shows substantial work already completed for member use.
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Lebanon Country Club
North
Cornwall Township
Hungarian Peace Commission to Sign Treaty in Paris Tomorrow
A Hungarian peace commission team has arrived in Paris and will sign the peace treaty tomorrow. The report is filed as a special from the United Press Hussria on June 3.
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Paris
United Preas Hussria
Bugerien Peace Commission
Program For Children's Day In Bethel Evang
Bethel Evangelical Sunday school presents a June 6 program with multiple acts. Items include openings, sacred songs, choruses, recitations, duets, soloists, and a closing selection, featuring Rev. J. W. Willauer and a collection for offering.
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Bethel Evang
Bethel Evangelical Sunday School
Jesus
Postar
Hail the
Happy Children's Day School
Spearh
J. W. Willauer
S. S
Henadiation
Dedication of the Belle Grove UB Church at Belle Grove
The Dedication of the Belle Grove UB Church is set for June 6 to June 13 with a full program. Sunday events include Sunday school, morning preaching by Rev. H.C. Euck and evening services. daily services feature multiple pastors and song services, culminating in a Sunday school session and sermons by Ethan Bender and others. Everyone is invited.
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Belle Grove UB
Su My
C. Euck
D. D
C. Enek
J. T. Spangler
Buck
C. R. Longenecker
Ethan Bender
A. G. Nye
Jine
G. W. Hers
H. L. Yeakel
Miss Euston Weds J A Gingrich In Private Ceremony
John A. Gingrich proprietor of the Gingrich Tire and Vulcanizing shop at 231 North Ninth street married Miss Katherine B. Euston, a niece of Drayman John A. Shiner, on Saturday night last. The ceremony occurred at 9 o clock at the parsonage with Rev. Charles E. Debegott officiating. Only the couple present, news kept secret until today by a happy accident. Gingrich, a prominent local businessman, is a Lebanon High School ’14 graduate and attended Akron fire repair school. The bride, a graduate of Independent Borough High School, holds notable educational honors. They will reside at 301 Guilford Street until fall, when they plan to set up housekeeping.
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John A. Gingrich
Gingrich Tire
North Ninth Street
Katherine B. Euston
Drayman
John A. Shiner
Ollock
Charles E. [Debegott
Seventh Street Lutheran Church
Gingrich
Lebanon High School
Akron
Ohio
Borough
Guilford Street
Grain futures firm after weak opening on CBOT
Chicago June 3 grain futures showed a firm tone after a weak opening on the Chicago Board of Trade. July oats held early gains with prices around 174 1/4, September at 101 4/2, and nearby figures near 94 to 95.
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Enesia
Chicago
Chicago Board O Trade
Coyne
Boltz Ordained to Priesthood Inspires Ambitious Lad
The ceremony at St Michael's Cathedral in Toro no Ontavia Canada ordained Henry Aloysius Boltz and several other youths to the priesthood, led by Archbishop Nell McNeil. The Lebanon lad's rise from a news carrier to clerical worker and aspiring reporter shows ambition and perseverance pave success, a lesson for local youth. Continued on Page Two.
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St. Michael's Cathedral
Torono
Ontavia
Canada
Henry Aloysius Baltz
Nell McNeil
Lebanon
Henry A. Boltz
MMWES
Rex
Women Suffrage Leaders Advocate Ratification in Hearing
After a two hour hearing on the Susan B Anthony federal amendment, a joint senate and house committee on federal relations voted to report favorably ratification. Most speeches were delivered by women suffrage readers as supporters and opponents spoke.
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United Press
Baton Rouge
Senate
House Committees On Federal Relations
Eugene Meyer Improves After Ulcer Operation at U Penn
Eugene Meyer of this city is a patient at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia where he recently underwent an operation for an ulcerated stomach and is reported to be improving nicely. His convalescence is somewhat slow but steady and friends hope for a full recovery.
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Eugene Meyer
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Penrose to Back Sproul for President Support
Senator Penrose is expected to announce support for William Sproul in the 1916 presidential race, reversing earlier speculation that he would back Senator Knox. The Philadelphia dispatch notes the shift in alignment as discussions focus on Sproul’s prospects and Penrose’s influence.
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Penrose
Sproul
United Press
Philadelphia
William@. Sproul
Knox
Brewer Zeh Returns From European Trip
Charles Zeh of 806 North Seventh Street returned home after a two month trip to Europe. He traveled for business and leisure, visiting several cities and meeting with associates during his journey.
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Zeh
Charles Zeh
North Seventh Street
Kidnapper of Ed Labelle Jr Arrested in Buffalo N Y
Special to News by United Press Buffalo NY June 38 Jean Valentine alleged kidnapper of Edward Labelle Jr five year old son of Edward Labelle of Atlantic City was arrested at home The child was not with Valentine at arrest but was later found at 114 Wilkinson Street where Valentine said he had detained him The police rushed to the house and recovered the boy from the suspected kidnapper.
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Presay
Buffalo N. Yi
Jean Vallentine
Edward Labelle, Jr
Edward Labelle
Aillantic’ City
Hom Loany
Valentine
Wilkinson St
Valentine Sail
Vermont Delegates To Go To Convention Uninstructed
Vermont's Democratic delegates will head to the national convention uninstructed. The convention record favors girl wines and beer, women’s suffrage, and universal military training.
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Vermont
Rutland
Johnson to Lead Ballot Amid Senate Race Turmoil
Chicago dispatch notes the political climate on June 3 as observers grapple with strain from recent fluctuations. Senator Hiram Jamison is enthusiastic that his name will top the ballot, while current events inflame opposition to Lowden.
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United Precam
Chicago
Hiram Jamison
Lowden
Cumberland street merchant Haak confined with cold
William M. Haak a Cumberland Street merchant is confined to his Ninth Street home near Walnut with a slight cold. He was improved today and the physician hopes to have him out again in a few days. Many friends and patrons wish him a speedy recovery.
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William M. Haak
Cumberland Street
Ninth Street
Walnut
Houck Builds Large Garage at Gretna
Attorney John C. Houck, who summers at Mt. Gretna with his family, is erecting a large four bay garage there. It will house his car and up to six others, with a corrugated iron structure described as substantial in construction.
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John Houck
Gretna
John C. Houck
Mt. Gretna
National Committee seats delegates as disputes settle
Harold D. Jacobs reports the Republican National Committee finishing 122 cases on contested delegates. Six of fifteen states saw adjustments, with others still pending. Delegates seated tally show Lowden 21, Wood 8, Johnson 2, leaving 982 on the temporary roll and 402 needed for selection.
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Harold D. Jacobs
United Press
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Oilers Ward
Frank QO. Lowden
Leonard Wood
Hiram Johnson
Missouri
District of Columbia
Mississippi
Wood
Lucon
Improvements At Leb. Valley Fair Grounds
Visitors at the Lebanon fair note planned improvements approved by directors. They include dressing rooms under the exhibition platform on the south side of the track with running water electricity and conveniences. Vaudevillian performers will use the new rooms and the center ring will be tidier.
Memorial Services by Sons of America in Jackson Theatre
Invitations go to all members in the city for memorial services at the Jackson theatre produced by the Sons of America. The event begins at 2 PM with addresses by Rev W H Hege national chaplain and Rev Charles H K Keim. Soloist Miss Mary Hopple and Morris Light will sing, George Grant presides at the pipe organ.
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Sons of Aimorlut
Jackson Theatre
Sons of America
W. HW
Hege
The
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Charles HK. Keim
Maly Trinity Lutheran Church
Mary Hopple
Morris Light
Will Ging
George Grant
Pennsylvania Delegates to Vote for Sproul at Convention
Pennsylvania's 76 delegates to the Chicago Republican convention are instructed to vote for Guilherme William Sproul for the presidency. The indorsement was offered by W. W. Atterbury, a delegate at large, and was unanimously approved despite Sproul's opposition.
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Pennsylvania
Sproul
Unitedross
Philadelphia
Pennnsylvania
Chicago
Guysmer William ©. Sproul
W. W. Atterbury
New Version of Wood Million Dollar Fund
In Washington on June 3 a Senate committee heard a new version of the million dollar fund for Major General Leonard Wood. The proposal was presented by Charles Jurell, a New York lawyer, as part of ongoing fundraising efforts.
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United Pregs
Washington
Leonard Wood
Senate Committee
Charles Jurell
New York
Odd Fellows Memorial Day Observance Sets June 13
Mohegan and Lebanon Lodges of the Odd Fellows plan a memorial day event on Sunday afternoon June 13 at Mt Lebanon Cemetery. Members are urged to participate with a county turnout hoped for. Thomas J. Kohr John Schaeffer and Harry Frye head a committee to arrange the lodge activities as the procession heads to the cemetery led by a band.
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Mt. Lebanon
Mohegan and Lebanon
Thomas J. Kohr
John Schaeffer
Harry Frye
Mohegan
Retired Army Sergeant Bernard Leaves Local Recruiting Post
Sergeant Jaaiwrence Bernard, long time in the U S Army and head of the local recruiting station for over two years, has retired. He was in Harrisburg on Wednesday when his four year enlistment ended and has accepted a job with a structural firm, planning to begin soon. He made many friends in Lebanon and left a strong record with the Army. Best wishes from his friends.
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Jaaiwrence Bernard
United States Army
Harrisburg
Lebanon
Toa Cruft
Mrs Clarence Becker Seeks Expert Health Consultation in Philadelphia
Mrs Clarence Becker, wife of a Cumberland Street attorney, travels to Philadelphia with her husband to consult a renowned specialist about her health. The couple visits the metropolis for medical advice and treatment considerations.
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Clarence Becker
Quaker City Consulting
Chirence
Becker
Cutherland Street
Philadelphia
Metropolis
Census Bureau Announces 1929 Rhineysburg Population
Washington June 3 census bureau released 1929 population figures for Rhineysburg showing 24 340 residents a gain since 1910 of 2 percent and an increase for Lawrence County Ohio.
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Washington
Rhineysburg
Lawrence County
Ohio
Republicans At State Committee Meet in Phila
A Philadelphia gathering drew many local political figures for the State Republican Committee convention. Lieut. Harry Kurtz, elected at the primaries, attended as official representative alongside Avon allies J. Huyer Reiveht and Charles Weiss. Other attendees included former county chair William J. Neff, Captain Chas E. Gebhard, county secretary John A. Bollman, county treasurer Harry G. Walker, and Harvey L. Seltzer of Palmyra, among others. Captain Harry H. Barnhart, a candidate for assembly, also joined the event.
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Philadelphia
Harry Kurtz
J. Huyer Reiiveht
Charles 2. Weiss
Avon
Assembly
William J. Nefl
Chas
E. Gebhard
John A. Bollman
Harry G. Walker
Harvey L. Seltzer
Ory Palmyra
Chicago
Harry H. Barnhart
Ijto
Moorhead Sought Damages After Train Incident
A Philadelphia case alleges R L Moorhead caused a wreck by operating a dangerous crossing with a trestle fault. The plaintiff seeks at least 760 dollars for loss and inconvenience. The suit targets the disused crossing affecting Harry Ax tract and sides of the vehicle in the incident.
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R. L. Moorhead
Philadelphia
Reway Company
E. D. Sleghgency
No Contagio Report From City Sanitary Officer
City Sanitary Officer reports on seasonal illness trends, noting fevers and colds diminished with fewer severe cases. Quarantine measures remain for mild illness among children, while stray cases show no lingering contagion.
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Re Brandt
Unclear text fragment signals Washington talks on commissions
Fragmentary note cites Unite Washington and June, mentions expected appointments and settlements between parties at the White House. Details sparse and names unclear. seeks context on commissions and negotiations involving operators and others.
Cup Defender Race Report From The Coast
Fragmentary notes describe a cup defender race with a coastal start at Reef Lightship. The forecast wind favored a windward and return course while delegates discussed convention terms and whiskey policy amid unclear timing and official oversight.
Hari Will Close Each Saturday Through June and July
The notice indicates that Hari will close every Saturday during June and July, with names including C. G. Campbell and Geo. Krause involved in the announcement. Further specifics are illegible due to the damaged text.
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Hari
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Weiss
U.B. Church
Belle Grove
Miss Euston
J. A. Gingrich
Harry A. Boltz
Most Reverend McNeil
Toronto
Daily News
Phila. Hospital
Erehy Legg Sao
Hugh Kerwin
Conciliation Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
ED. Labelle, JR
Buffalo, N. Y
Sen. Johnson
WM. Haak
Leb. Valley Fair
Sgt
Bernard
ARMY
Census Bureau
State Committee
Phila
Mapaer
White - House
Tra
C. G. Campbelle
GEO. Krause
Leban
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