Leaves for the Summer Turns His Work to Stowe
In a brief observance, a worker known as psbetacer me turns from current tasks to a summer departure. Stowe remains a reference point in the note, with terse indication of location and purpose.
04 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Lebanon Semi Weekly News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1900
Page
1
In a brief observance, a worker known as psbetacer me turns from current tasks to a summer departure. Stowe remains a reference point in the note, with terse indication of location and purpose.
Fragmented text cites township treasurer duties, school directors, and election contexts. It references a mayoral or clerical inquiry into a treasurer or related official, mentions district boundaries, and notes questions about appointments, reelections, and governance. The readable portions indicate a local civil process with officials debating procedures and accountability.
A fragmented report details a Lutheran Synod gathering in Philadelphia with delegates and committees, listing attendees from Selma, Shedisville, and Tivhdale plus others. The document notes sessions held May 1 and May 2 with expected formal actions and absences.
A quirky fragment describes a deer named Chesine or similar as a deer leaped near Willow Street. The prose mentions a person named Mill and an observer Ben, with vague actions and window references. Details are scrambled. the scene centers on an extraordinary leap and a domestic setting with a frying pan and a window.
Fragmented report observes construction adjustments and property matters around Weider Vitlisd VOR with references to Annie Lo Kalbach wife of Clare Kaltyiet and other individuals. It notes private meetings, street work, and a nearby alley dispute affecting residents and local frontage.
Merling of the Music Committee reports a meeting was held Monday evening with the chairman and members present. A question about choir diapasers and related arrangements is to be considered at the next gathering.
A report from the North Lebanon area notes the examination and selection process for township teachers conducted in Weidman Street Taibding near Ue Lohopan. The event identified candidates for teaching posts in the district.
The text cites inventor Harvey Yeager as developing a new bicycle style labeled biexel. It notes Yeager claims the design is in early stages with plans to market it through the Adelpha firm and suggests a large venture underway to bring the product to market.
A contested hearing revealed legal points from both sides as Judge Englich reserved decision. The discussion touched on candidates and party status, petition validity, and the election’s immediate legal questions.
A chaotic scene arises around Alderusin Cayle's office where authorities arrest a suspect tied to Mike Heeen’s case. A tense confrontation ends with the suspect being detained as officers recover a weapon, while negotiations lead to a potential settlement.
The article notes the individual has not retired and faces continued health challenges while awaiting trial. It mentions delays, court actions, and the hope that the defendant regains health and remains able to participate as proceedings move forward.
In a brief city desk note a foundry grane was repaired and workers prepared for further operations. The article mentions the tidey depertinent Vie Leiehien Lenin Works and references upcoming steps at the plant with local delays and safety checks being scheduled. No specific dates or names are clearly legible in the readable fragments.
Eleven Gott men qualified for a local event today in the city. Names include Lient and Peifer with others like Grete and Weinheld mentioned among the field as the event drew attention from the community.
A damaged OCR passage notes anniversaries at Luther Church and its Sunday schools with mention of funds and community events. The text is fragmentary but indicates a large sum of money connected to a Sunday school anniversary and related local activity.
In Cornwall a death is reported with unclear details as Susie Rad and others are mentioned in a muted, fragmented notice. The piece notes an event near a place called Heathville with references to a meeting and an obituary style mention of a deceased member.
Society notes describe a party in Honor of Mr. Hiller’s birthday with guests including Win, T Pecktey, Mrs. 8. Te ee Trenry, KL Bree, wy Toba, Beekles, and Trewin S. Berkley Coad. Attendees are listed among the present guests and children.
A misread clipping notes arrests linked to a constable and local officials. Names appear garbled, but indicates officers from a western district and a figure named Pete Mati involved in territorial issues. No clear dates or places are recoverable from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR shows a marriage notice mentioning Ulrich Blatt and Miss Kate M. Blatt of East Plain, with date in May and reference to domestic relations. The legible portions indicate a union or wedding event but lack coherent details, parties, or place.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a story about a weak element confronting a steady presence. Names, places, and specifics are unreadable, leaving a vague sense of conflict without clear entities or events.
An advertising notice proclaims our fountain offers fizzy pure fruit spaces and Pure My Gretna spring water as a superior combination for hot weather. It asserts city water is not good enough and emphasizes selling the best of everything, including soda and medicines.
Dr Gerross and Co druggists of Sppe court Mesae Lebanon Pa feature in a local case. Details read from OCR brief indicate a legal matter concerning the firm with further proceedings expected in Lebanon county court.
A court transcript shows Ezra Light, convicted in a case against Earn H. Light and others tied to ark ve crimes, facing a sentence and possible order for penitentiary confinement. District Attorney Frank Seltzer and Mr. Pumek argued for preventive measures while the verdict drew concern over severity and future implications.
Services began Sunday morning continuing through Tuesday evening as a devotional observance. The article notes attendance aboard boats and local clergy involved, with emphasis on solemn prayers and community participation during the extended period.
Mrs Edna Deiteta of Phy Jedi A Capp family of fetestawa married by Michael Athantie Cio in a ceremony held this afternoon at Javele Hind wars W Etibhesseed Teyeh. The bride and groom were attended by relatives and friends. transportation by train earlier today.
The readable parts show a damaged text fragment with unclear names and events. It mentions a young lady and a non person item but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable organizations to form a full card. Further readable context is required to produce a precise record.
The pastor, Reverend a candidate for minister, has been absent for several weeks. He will return Sunday at the church, where relatives are expected to attend and greeting offers are planned.
A garbled report mentions Ninth Pennsylvania forces, Willie THiree, and Daren of at Slice for alirines Pies. It references destruction at Cornwall and Letemen, with a note on a Gretrar te Chilis and a focus on military actions and damaged lines.
Confusion surrounds the ordination ceremony as key officials from the parish dispute the speaker’s eligibility and the validity of the rite. The controversy centers on whether proper procedures were followed and who presided over the service.
A worker on Youth street, employed at Mediy's Pure Faire, was severely injured on a Friday afternoon when struck on the right arm by a brick hurled by a fellow worker. He was treated and will be unable to work for several days.
One year old son of two residents on Canal street fell into a coal ton on Saturday. He struck his face and was severely burned. Dr. George Phillips treated him at once and arranged further care.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an outing linked to Neal Duw and Legion members with references to Jevyai Comperance and Will assemble cer. The text mentions Dt thom Lehman and a pod at S Weleel, with disjoint street words and unclear details about a proceeding or meeting.
Fragmented text records a Mountaineering trip involving Athir Sehrapy and friends Jeft, with mentions of Lebanon, transfer to Monroeville and a Sunday event. Details are garbled and names unclear, but the core note references a mountain excursion and a possible transfer location.
Sergeant James' good shooting test on the field range is noted. Officer Bray Mz, listed as pre-Mz, is mentioned in the training log with unclear context and limited details available.
A morning term opened in Yeluck with Judge on the bench. Forty five cases remained among the fourteen continued from fortiver feds. The only manslaughter case involves David Lo Langue, a North Cornwall township farmer, charged with killing a tired man. Trial slated for Pues Tienes FE. Geeker of Milleresk township was selected foreman of the trial jury. Grant A. Mays of the Second ward served as the only absent juror. Several constables and clerks were appointed as officers. The divorce proceedings of Mary Cath erin McFarkin vs Malcolm Meily Melarlin proceeded with Keziah Porter overseeing. The rest of the docket from Swa tata Coup to Mittin was reported in bad condition and Constable Darkes to inspect. Jon4 Hankey, a West Lebanon youth, was the first prisoner, accused of stealing a brass car journal from the Dwason Colennin. The prosecution was led by the City Solicitor Funek. District Attorney McCurdy assisted. The court adjourned after noting costs to the county. Whotous Smith, a tramp, faced assault and battery charges after refusing shelter. McCurdy advocated the project and WLlleigh, Gey, was assigned to defense.
Lebanon ministers gather to discuss upcoming June gathering and determine a plan of action. Rev J Lew Slouch presides as pastor, with committee members including Woon and Rev Shields to report on progress and messaging for the unity movement.
Walter Al Slepp of Co H Fourth regiment carried his Bible through Washington and Porto Rico, losing it on departure from Chester. Quartermaster Spier of Co M recovered the book and will return it to the owner through the Times, ending a tale of travel and recovery.
Ground broken for a new church in the Fifth Ward Leniel's addition as neighbors volunteer to dig the fourdetten for the edifice. Work to start this week and proceed rapidly toward completion.
Tabor Reformed Church plans interior work this Sunday including repainting walls, refinishing floors, and staining woodwork to refresh the sanctuary. Work aims to brighten spaces and improve durability for the parish.
A widow from Lebanon receives a pension award under government aid programs for the war service. The claimant is identified as a surviving spouse of a soldier and is granted ongoing financial support.
Brownie the dog owned by Raymond Henry of Commerce and Guilford streets killed pine rats in the manger of the stable belonging to William Arter.
Rey rarer s ad delivered a Sunday evening sermon at Trinity Lutheran Church, its themes centered on faith, hope, and community resilience as described in local parish notes.
A long, dense account covers a farewell sermon and church meeting at Trinity Chapel. It recalls Dtrhs meeting, Luther references, and a pastor’s exhortations about faith, growth, and mission. Names and places appear in a scattered, archivist tone as attendees reflect on future work and spiritual unity.
Listing of Burpee seeds including Green Curled Endive Broad Leafed Endive and White Curled Endive with ounce and price details. Also mentions Fringed Oyster Endive and White Chinese Radish varieties with prices for multiple seed types. Includes Early Purple Top Mikio and Early White Egg with corresponding prices.
McGowan Srulgist and Seedman of W. Car trade at 7th and Cymestland Sic, details unclear due to damaged OCR but indicates a local transaction or notice involving a vehicle and parties named McGowan and Seedman.
Fragmentary report appears to describe incidents involving Joan Clark and John Clark, with mentions of hospitals, a visit by authorities, a robbery, troopers, and a cited amount near 250 dollars. Names and places are garbled, making precise facts uncertain.
A fragmented report describes the Manila commission extending broad authority during a period of unrest. Delegates and officials, including General MacArthur’s influence, oversee housing and safety matters as clashes and arrests occur. The piece notes a delegation from the National Assembly and mentions violent incidents and a murder in an urban setting.
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A court filing shows assignee Hope agepieai and partners proceeding to sell bank property. The action names the involved parties and outlines the anticipated transfer of assets under court supervision.
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