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Lebanon Semi Weekly News in Lebanon, Pennsylvania

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Lebanon Semi Weekly News

Location

Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1925

Page

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Exquisite dresses reduced for immediate clearance

A limited lot features 19 to 17 dresses in sizes 16 to 44, with styles in crepe de chine crepes georgettes chiffons and floral prints. Prices were formerly up to 39.75 and 22.50, now slashed to next to nothing with no duplicates and many genuine French importations.

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Reading Camp 254 initiates event with 45 delegates

Members of Camp No 254 at Reading and the degree team of the Lebanon Sons performed the initiatory work. Bernice Camp No 113 was represented by 45 members. Past District President Frank R Reider presided during the entertainment program following the ceremonial. Refreshments served by the entertainment committee. Addresses delivered by Rev F W Ruth of Bernville, Thomas Donmoyer secretary of Camp 254 Lebanon, and Frank Hoffman of Camp 254.

The Lebanon Sons Bernine Camp No. 113 Frank R. Reider F. W. Ruth Bernville Thomas Donmoyer Camp 254 Lebanon Frank Hoffman

Reading to Strictly Enforce Automatic Traffic Signals

Mayor William E. Sharman of Reading stated that a Leba non court decision on a motorist passing an automatic signal does not affect Reading’s lights. He said the city’s traffic ordinance fully covers the issue and enforcement will be strict.

William E. Sharman Reading Henry The Lebanon Court

Gearhart asserts Pasquale killed Blakely Coughlin in 1910

Captain Gearhart details a long investigation into the Coughlin case, confirming Pasquale’s confessions and claiming the child was dead. Mrs. Florence Faunt denies the boy is her missing child and a New Jersey search continues for new proof. Detectives pursue a Plainfield clue while Blakely Coughlin’s father remains convinced of his son’s death.

New Jersey Pasquale Gearhart Schuylkill River Coughlin Blakley Coughlin Pasauale Faunt Florence Faunt W. J Carter New Jersey State Police Hammonton N. J Walter Bakely Edwood, N. ,J Carter August Pascal Eastern Blakely Schuytkil

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