Quarter Sessions Courts Open With Judge Simonton
The quarter sessions and court of oyer and terminer begin under Judge James W. Simonton in Harrisport. The grand jury, 22 members, selects a foreman, names and appoints commissioners, and hears indictments. Prisoners face charges of assault and battery with intent and larceny, with testimony detailing the midnights on North Ninth Street and seventh and Wishington streets, while police explain arrests and weapon possession. The report notes hotel liquor sales and a dramatic appeal for medical cures and patent remedies amid local notices.
Dr King's New Life Pile Promises Health Boost
Bismerck's Iron Nerve claims splendid health as proof. The ad touts Dr King's New Life Pile for energy and brain power, priced at 23 cents, available at Geo Ross & Co. drug store.
Vitaaate Eruptions and Cure Claims by Local Drug Store
Fragmented OCR notes describe alleged Vitaaate eruptions and a claimed cure by Ben's Arsha Salve. Mentions fever relief, various symptoms, and a drug store offering a 23 car guarantee with a signed label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Holy Kiss And Feet Washing At German Baptists Feast
Large May Love Feast at Mohreville Berke county church attended by over 150 German Baptists. Rev. John Bucher of Lebanon county led the service with feet washing by men and women, a holy knee, and the love feast with bread and water passed among worshippers before the Lord's Supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Baptiste
Mohreville
Berke County
John Bucher
Lebanon County
Edison Electric Company Reorganizes in Lebanon Valley
Saturday noon the Edison electric company was reorganized in the Lebanon Valley railway office on South Eighth Street. The retirement of the current officers and board was followed by the election of President taba A Bie secretary and treasurer K A Fichtborn and directors John A Rigg Richmond L Jones K A Fichtborn Harry H Light Simon P Light Walter A Rigg. The old board included J M Schenk president geemeing Eats Joseph L Lemberger H C Natting Christ Schenk William S Huber and D W Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Electric Flaminating Company
Lebanon Valleytree Railway
South Eighth Street
Cficern
Taba A Bie
K. A. Fichtborn
John A. Rigg
Richmond L. Jones
Harry H. Light
Simon P. Light
Eeq
Walter A. Rigg
J. M. Schenk
Geemeing Eats
Joseph L. Lemberger
H . C. Natting
Christ Schenk
William 8. Huber
D. W. Miller
Visiters and officials in Washington recall historic day
Twenty years ago on the Monday in June J Frank Behney and P H Reinhard, then visiting Washington, returned home. Postmaster Carmany again disposed of 10000 dollars worth of certificates amid crowd control. The funeral of Susan Shirk, eldest daughter of Col William Shirk, was held that morning. Sunday a group including Dr George Ross and others held services at the county jail. Jonathan Leftler of Myerstown received a patent for a self tightening lock nut deemed useful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Behney
P. H. Reinhard
Washington, D. C
Carmany
Susan Shirk
William Shirk
George Ross
P. C. Shirk
John Young
W. G. Borgner
Jonathan Leftler
Myerstown
Forty Yours' Devotion at St Marys Church
The forty hours devotion began Sunday at 6 o clock in St Marys Catholic church with Rev Father Adam Christ officiating. Masses featured Rev Father Charles Koch and Rev Father Peter Christ as celebrants and assistants. Vespers were held at 3 in the afternoon and Rev Peter Christ delivered a sermon to a large congregation. Rev Father Henry Christ assisted and the devotions were to close tomorrow evening.
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St. Mary
Father Adam Christ
Father Charles Koch
Father Peter Christ
Scranton
Father Christ
Father Koch Ag
Peter Christ
Father Henry Christ
St. Mary’s Church
Lancaster
Will Graduate With Honors From Mullersville Normal School
Mie Susan Hecker granddaughter of FE D Krall of North Eighth Street will soon graduate with high honors from Mullersville state normal school in Lancaster County. From a class of several hundred graduates thirty earned high averages and honors. Hecker is named calutatarian beside a male valedictorian, while Lottie Siegrie of this city also graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Susan Hecker
FE. D. Krall
North Eighth Street
Mullersville State Normal School
Lancaster County
Mise Becker
Davis
Mies Becker
Lebanon High School
Misa Lottie Siegrie
North Lebanon Commencement Exercises June 9
North Lebanon high school will hold commencement in G Dawson Coleman institute hall Friday evening June 9. Graduates include Ralph Daubert Leah Hostetter Julia Demler Fanny Rank Robin Daubert Blanche Euston Mary Garrett and Robert Light. Mrs John Cilley and Addie visited Mt Gretna and prepared their cottage for the summer season on the Chautangs grounds. Daniel Steckbeck seeks Republican primary vote in North Lebanon township. Apples for a Master Diploma Milton Phillips applies for a master diploma not a state normal certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lebanon
High School of Independent District
G. Dawson Coleman Institute
Ralph Daubert
Leah Hostetter
Julia Demler
Fanny Rank
Robin Daubert
Blanche Euston
Mary Garrett
Robert Light
John Cilley
Addie
Mt Gretna
Chautangs Grounds
Spectacles Prompt Repairing and Lens Exchange Offer
New lenses fitted in old frames with an exchange accepted. Frames adjusted and polished free of charge.
Soldiers Plan Mt Lebanon Monument and Lot Purchase
A civic effort by the Service Men of the American-Hispano War post at the Colonial hotel aims to raise 417 dollars to buy a Mt Lebanon cemetery block and erect a monument. A committee will secure subscriber endorsements, with women’s relief corps praised for banquet support, and meetings planned at Sedgwick Post. Separately, East Lebanon Iron Co. completes an 18 inch mill rebuilt after a fire, resuming operations with upgraded machinery and underutilized labor local to the new plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Lebanon
Prilor
Porto Rico
Colonial Hotel
J. M. Shindel
M. L Case
Allen Yingst
Robert Muteer
Kidder
Bright and Fox
Relief Corps
Jhet
Sedgwick Post
No. 32
Shindel
Howard James
Funeral notices reflect townwide bereavements and services
Funeral notices from Elm er Mellinger to Ephraim Udler recount services held at homes churches and cemeteries. Interments occurred at Mt Lebanon Me Lednnon Moonshina and Grace church cemeteries. Undertakers listed include P H Thompson D A Frantz James F Medsovren and others. Distinguished mourners and community groups attended.
Stricklers Attend Wilson College Commencement
Mr and Mrs Cyran F Strickler and son Guy of 170 North Ninth Street depart via G and L railroad to Chambersburg to witness daughter Margaret participate in the Wilson College commencement exercises this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson College
Cyran F. Strickler
Guy
Nort Ninth Street
G & L. Railroad
Chambersburg
Garet
Kentucky Horses Brivge Arrives for Sale at Penn Hotel
Kentucky horses arrive by carload from Brivge with plans to be sold tomorrow at the Williams Penn hotel sales stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
B. B. Plaitzgraff
Wm. Penn
Master Mechanic at Emporium Appointment Shown
G Mahlon Patt of 915 Milltin Street is named master mechanic at Emporium, with epgsced duties for iron furnaces. Mention of Anorew Brady and Seldier's Pension increase, plus John H Miller granted a paper advancing bureau pension from five to ten dollars monthly.
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Emporium
G. Mahlon Patt
Milltin Street
Iron Fernaces
Seldier
John H. Miller
Bureau
Henderson Receives 102 Votes in Republican Caucus for Speaker
Chicago reports Congressman David B. Henderson of Iowa has secured 102 pledges by telegraph and mail toward the Republican speaker bid, with 93 needed for a majority. Additional support from Pennsylvania and other states expected. rival James Shermond Suitlo Payne appears set to withdraw, signaling a likely unanimous election.
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Manor
Pennsylvania
Chicago
David KB. Henderson
Iowa
Washington
House
Colonel Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Juna
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
California
Kentucky
Maryland
South Dakota
Wyoming
Ohio
Maine
Vermont
Kansas
James
Shermond Suitlo HL Payne
New York
Tel Ak
Des Moines
Tnm
Aeditoriua
National House
Atlantic C
Canous
Reed
Gnp
York
Calene
Houdereen Main
Monetirs Coumn
Schhar Weld
Tenderson
Spe
M. Fa Dusen
Republi
Wenehiton
Wenderson
Val Cheavenar
Flom, Gill
Missiehusetts
James A
Diplomаs Awarded by Lebanon High School Board
Twenty eight graduates of Lebanon High School received diplomas Friday evening as the Board of School Controllers, Superintendent Boger, and officials reviewed the class results. Treasurer Marquart reported May balances, salaries approved for teachers, and the annual statement to be sent to the state department. The senior class averages were listed for core subjects and science, with many students earning additional subject-specific markings. all were awarded diplomas.
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Board of School
Claeg
Lebanon High School
Boger
Branes
Mesere
Borgner
Bowman
Fres
Holeberg
Karch
Miller
Scott
Strickler
Marquart
Ulrich
Pauls Ulrich
H.G. Rise
Lebanon
State Department
Danny Breslin
Emma Donmeyer
Maud Catter
Ellen M. Gates
Benson Wins First Prize At Franklin and Marshall College
At the sixty third commencement exercises in Lancaster Franklin and Marshall College held a senior prize debate in the college chapel. Judges included Rev A E Wendler and Thomas B Cochrane with first prize awarded to H K Benson of Lebanon for the affirmative. Stahr of Lancaster took second. Benson, son of ex-Commissioner and Mrs Wm Benson of Hebron, is graduating this spring and has priorly teamed with Franklin and Marshall to defeat Bucknell in February debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darry Kk. Benson
F. & M. College
Ikea
Franklin and Marehall College
Lancaster
Charles L. Fry
W. F. Martin
Hugh Stahr
H. K. Benson
Lebanon
M. M. Harnteh
A. E Wendler
Thomas B. Cochrane
Benson
Staler
H. KK. Benson
Commiceionerg
Wm. F. Benson
Hebron
Franklin and Marshall
Bucknell University
Pleasant Society Party Honoring Miss Miriam Parthemore
Friday evening Miss Barbara Light hosted a social gathering on Lehman street to honor Miss Miriam Ona Parthemore visiting Harrisburg. The event featured games, music, and refreshments, with a flash photo by Arthur E. Moore. Exmoor trip followed by Agha A. Weimer and others returning by bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Light
Seventh
Leiman Streets
Miriam Ona Parthemore
Harrisburg
Jacob Parthemore
Lehman Street
Arthur E. Moore
Aldermanic Assault and Battery Charges Reported
Rebecca Arm of Partridge Valley filed information against Cyrus Bord of this city claiming he assaulted her and struck near her nose. Constable Settazahn arrested Bord and he was held for June court in $100 bail. Crawford Horet of Swatara township posted $200 bail on assault and battery charges, and induced George W. Leto of this city to withdraw the charge. County Detective Sattazain assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Arm
Partridge Valley
Cyrus Bord
Settazahn
Crawford Horet
Swatara Township
Sherman Snyder
George W. Leto
Sattazaiun
Died Notices and Local Social Updates
NESRY AULT Henry Ann aged 7 died Friday noon after eight months of general debility at 355 North Eleventh Street He was a member of the Reformed church at Annville and worked at the Lebanon roller mill He served in the Union Army Seventeenth Pennsylvania cavalry His wife and two children Daniel Ann of Berlin and Mrs David Miller of Reading survive Bertha Drews 10 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Drews of Freeman Street near West Levanan died Wednesday evening of otarthut pneumonia Miss Rebecca Umberger aged 65 died Thursday noon at her home in Ebenezer of general debility She was a First Reformed Church member and is survived by a brother and sister Miss Sarah Geesaman 12 year old daughter of Sire Lavina Geesaman died Friday evening at the Pregnant Hill hotel of brain fever Mrs W M Daniels age 24 died Friday afternoon at her home on East Lemans Street Her husband survives her Tomorrow the body will be shipped to … for burial Police Force Photographed Saturday afternoon the members of the police force including Chief Stine were photographed by Harper Spangler Will Wed in June Miss Jane Hammond daughter of the late Col David S Hammond and J Coleman Boyd assistant superintendent of the Cornwall ore banks will be married on June 21 Miss Printz Richard B Schunces and Charles Relet of Reading who have been visiting Miss Evella Weather Norty Eighth Street attended Friday wafers present visit
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Florence
James Smith
Mittlin Street
Horgan
Jnfant Horgan
Jams Horgan
East Cumberland Street
E. P. N. Plattekner
Met. Lebanon Cemetery
James F. McGovern
Ephraim Udler
Grace Church
Sunny Side
Lechmank
Pfatteicher
Henry
Heilman
Salem Lutheran Church
Nesry Ault
Henry Ann
North Eleventh Escreet
Reformed Church
Annville
Lebanon Rollit
Qu.e
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Daniel Ann
Berlin
Somerset County
David Miller
Reading
Bertha Drews
Andrew Drews
Freeman Street
West Levanan
Rebecca Umbkerger
Mies
Rebecca Umberger
Evenezer
First Reformed Church
Prother
Jane Hamomond
David 8. Hammond
J. Coleman Boyd
Cornwall Ore Banks
Printz
Raph Rd
B. Schunces
Charlee Relet
Evella Weader
Norty Eghth
Lone Fricay Wafers Preszant
Property transfers in Palmyra and surrounding areas
A series of private consideration real estate transfers reported include David Zellers to Sadie H E Ricker for two houses and lots in Palmyra. George Hoffer, executor of Henry Heisey, to Henry A Heisey for two tracts in South Annville township. William B Heilman to Rossina Riegle for a Queen Street house and lot in Annville for 500 dollars. James Wenger to Amanda M Beh ney for a house and lot in East Hanover township for 40 dollars. George Deavan and William F Nye as assignees to Lydia Deavan for a horse and buggy in Union township for 1025 dollars. John 8 Shoup to Samuel Ludwig for a Sheridan lot for 100 dollars. Edwin G Adolphos A Samuel and Harry A Reinoehl to A G Greider for three houses and lots on North Ninth street for 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Zellers
Sadie H. E. Ricker
Palmyra
George Hoffer
Henry Heisey
Henry A. Heisey
South Annville Township
William B. Heilman
Rossina Riegle
Queen Street
Annville
James
Wenger
Amanda M. Behney
East Hanover Township
George Deavan
William F. Nye
Lydia Deavan
Oua Union Township
John 8
Shoup
Samual Ludwig
Sheridan
Edwin G. Adolphos A. Samuel
Harry A. Reinoehl
A. G. Greider
North Ninth Street
Dead Snake in Waste Pipe at Washington Hotel
E K Risser proprietor dislodged a garden snake carcass from a waste pipe in the Washington hotel refrigerator on Cumberland street west of Seventh. The appliance had been unused for two years due to an unknown wrenching issue. the snake likely entered the pipe and died. Also note sermons and choir details at St. Luke's Episcopal church and Leb Valley College improvements including paint and a new conservatory floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Hotel
Cumberland Street
E. K. Risser
Leb. Valley College
Main Street
Annville
Lebanon Valley College
Avon United Brethren Hosts County Loyal Temperance Legion Meet
The United Brethren church in Avon hosted the County Loyal Temperance Legion annual convention with sessions from morning till evening. Clyde Black was reelected president and Miss Nancy Light read minutes as committees were formed. A key debate argued liquor traffic as the greatest evil, followed by a graduates program and diploma presentations in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Avon
County Loyal Temperance Legion
Clyde Black
David Rebarock
Amalia M. Light
Anna Betz
Misa Georgia Agic
Mize Mary Boughter
Nancy Light
Carrie Wengert
Mra
Zerbe Bruca
Anna Retz
Black
Misa Weicher
Mercy Department
Alica James
Mary Bouxhter
United States
Emma Becker
Misa Amanda Gaes
Flower Mission
Mies Emma Becker
Misa Gruber
Annville
Zerbe Bruce
Rey
Stunk Tie Kreider
Laura Helin Davion
Loyd
Stick Overholtzer
Sadie Brive
John Poorman
Fulton County
Som
VollTevtion
Letter From His Son Describes Army Journey to Oakland
J and Fertig of Maple Street received a letter from Jon T Fertig a member of Company D Sixth Infantry U S A written May 24 from Oakland California. He details the overland route from Fort Leavenworth to California the sight of the Rio Grande gorge Wasatch and Rocky mountains and notes Indiana soldiers in Nevada and Utah. The regiment then lay along Oakland Bay and planned to sail for the Philippines the next day with Honolulu to be reached en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Fertig
Maple Street
Jon T. Fertig
Co. D. Sixth Infantry
Oakland
Cal
Fr. Leavenworth
Kan
California
Grand Gorge
Rio Grande
Wasatch
Rocky Mountains
Indiana
Nevada
Utah
Oakland Bay
Philippines
Honolulu
Rescue chemical engine test proves highly satisfactory
Saturday afternoon Chief Engineer M Glennon directed Rescue Hose Company’s chemical engine to a test. The apparatus performed well and the crew, active firemen, take a deep interest in the company. Church rededication set for June 17 at Banker Hill U B church with Rev Joel Light and prominent ministers taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Glennon
Rescue Hore Company
U. B
Banker Hill
Joel Light
Cinder Cars for Russie Contract Awarded
Weimer Machine Works received a contract from Russia for four of their 20 cubic foot cinder cars. The deal involves production and delivery terms to the client, with specifications for cargo capacity and unit count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russie
Weimer Machine Works
Russa
Nagle's Orchestra Engaged for Local Events
Prof Frank Nagle's orchestra is engaged to play at the anniversary exercises of Hon C R Lantz's Bible class in Salem Ey Lutheran church and at Lebanon Valley College commencement in Annville on June 15. W A Koen, a graduate of Drexel Institute in Philadelphia, will join as assistant at Architect A A Richter's office starting Monday. Richter notes the need for an assistant as brisk business continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Koen
Gredusts
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
A. A. Ritcher
Ritcher
Drowning of Calvin H. Bensing at Princeton
Calvin H. Bensing, 21, son of Jonathan Banéinz proprietor of the Colonial hotel, drowned in the Delaware and Raritan canal near Princeton after entering the water with friend Edward Klopp. He was recovered after twenty minutes, his death attributed to heart trouble amid heat. He had lived in town six months and was popular with Princeton students. his burial plans were set to bring his body home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Princeton
Jonathan Banéinz
Colonial Hotel
Sterncon
Big Son
Calvin H. Bessing
N. J
Ira W. Bensing
Bensing
Delaware and Raritan
Hio
Benzing
Edward Klopp
Edward Kopp
Kopp
Beneing
Frederick Scott
Columbia Photo-Supply Company
Atlantic City
St. Mark’s Reformed Church
W. C. No. 3Si
P.O. S
A. Wohilea
Kera Ha
4Th Regiment
Gobin Guarda
Ira W
Mika
Anna
Ella Bensisg
Alice Kline
Myerstown
Tragic New York Gas Asphyxiation Murder Suicide
A mother and her two young daughters were found dead from gas asphyxiation in a New York tenement yesterday. Authorities believe the mother killed the children and then took her own life after a quarrel with her husband Otto Schilling, who had fled the city after a prior dispute. Schilling later returned and evaded arrest as officers urged him to surrender. Also noted: Harvey M. Fertig of Pittsburg, visiting relatives at Maple Street, plans to depart tomorrow. Miriam Bronzer of Campbell was a visitor today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Josef
John Schilliaz
Edna
Otto Schilling
Harvey M. Fertig
Pittsburg
J. R Fertig
Maple Street
Misa Miriam Bronzer
Campbelle
Gunners Win Trophies at Erie Shooting Contests
Keystone gun club members swept three of five prizes at the States' Sporting Association meet in Erie last week. Samuel Trafford William Bollman and Fennimore Cooper won the L C Smith team trophy while Cooper claimed the Streater handicap cup and the Denny Wilson cup. Cooper’s Streater victory followed a tense shoot off with Crosby Heikes and Talford, and Bollman tied for Williamsport honors in a separate event. The trophies remain on display at the Williamsport Hotel while local figures attended and a naval exhibit ship Michigan received special attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Gon Club
Ci'y
States’ Sportmens Association
Erie
L. C. Smith
Samuel Trafford
William H. Bollman
Fennimore Cooper
Denny Wilson
Cooper
L. GC. Smith
Keystone
Chambersburg
Chhambersburg
Wm. H. Rollman
Brewster
Pozcessior
Streuber
Crosby
Heikes
Talford
Herkes
Bollman
Cartledge
Graasing
Curtledge
Wm. Peon
Seventh
Cumberland Streets
Francis H. Reinvent
Michigan
Col. Perkins
Pittsburg
Reincehl
Harrisbury
Young People's Day at Salem UB Church Highlighted by Aged Members' Honor
Salem UB Church observed Young People Day with Rev. J. P. Smith as pastor. Helpers ferried elderly members to services, a noon luncheon served by the youth, and sermons by Rev. L. Fleisher and Rev. J. Runk drew large crowds. Dr. William M. Bell of Dayton preached the evening sermon. Lutherans in Reading heard Rev. M. A. Reinhart deliver his first sermon at Trinity Lutheran Church after recent ordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem UB Church
J. P. Smith
Young People's Christian Union
Folka
U'Elock A. m
Moses Heilman
L. Freischer
Ezekiel Light
Dayton
Ray
Light
Stephen Hetrich
Robert Light
Wes
Benjamin Fanber
L. Fleisher
R. Kramer
P. L. Haines
J. Runk
M. A. Reinhart
Allentown
Lutheran Ministerium
Reading
Shelleville
Trinity” Lutheran Church
W. K. Fisher
Center Clase
Theo Jogical Seminary
Mt. Airy
Philadelphia
Gervics
Visiting Friends Here in Pittzburg Patient Returns
Edward Long of Pittzburg arrived several days ago to visit the Schools family on North Eighth street. He recently had left kidney surgery and will spend several weeks in the city as the wound heals. Benjamin White of Philadelphia has moved to North Twelfth street to dress and ship squabs and broilers. His first shipment to a New Jersey buyer last week indicates a promising business with dressed squabs quoted around $2.50 per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ©. Long
Pittzburg
North Eighth Street
Mr. Longs
Mr. Long
Bepjsmin White
Philadelphia
North Twelfth Street
New Jersey
Tula
Meeting of River Brethren at Dauphinconery
A party of men and women left Sunday morning in one of Liveryman Hollavder's coaches for Dauphinconery to attend a River Brethren meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollavder
Dauphinconery
Reverend Baker Marries Estella Weiser in Holy Trinity
Rev John H Baker, pastor of Salem Lutheran, wed Miss Estella Weiser of 513 Chestnut at Holy Trinity Eva Ls Lehman Street church. The ceremony, led by Rev Schmauk and assisted by Rev Pfatteicher, featured a brick parlor reception, a large bridal party, and a honeymoon with visits to Reading Allentown and Shamokin. The groom, a noted lecturer on Pompeii, and bride, an accomplished graduate, receive best wishes from many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Drediber
Bakerp
Ee Seth
Holy Trinity
Eran Church
Lehman Street
John H. Baker
Misa E. Estella Weiser
Jonathan Weise
Chestnut Street
Ray
Theoce E. Schmauk
D. D
Salem
Lutheran Church
K. N. Pfatteicher
Misa Charlotte Miller
Milton A. Reinhart
J. M. Smeltzer
William & Fisher
Myerstown
Andra W. Eric
Allentown
Mt. Air
Theologcal Seminary
Philadelphia
Coover
Clarence Weiser
Edward Bake
Shamokin
Muhlenberg Coudé
Fishburn
Seaman Street
Miss Coover
Reading
Allentov
Ral.stiven
Hudson
Baker
Pompeii
Lebanon
Palatinate College
Myerstone
Neff Collage of
Oratory
Arch Street
Haga Lar
T. D. Baker
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Thomas Lagbert
William Christian
Sarah
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Weth Shu'tz
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Elzsbeth Shultz
Coste
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Manchester
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Headsche
Dizzy Apells
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Boyrint
Newa
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Daniel Steckbeck
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Elmer Mellinger
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Biamarck
Joseph Fies
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Annyille
Labanon Valley Commandery
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Mary Bus
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Kimmerling
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William Nieho
Harry B. Moore
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Sire
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WM. Mdaniels
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Seed
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Stine
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J. M. Page
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Edward Snelly
Philadelphis
Orpheus Quartet
Joseph Bowman
J. Frank Smith
Avon A. B. Church
Siles A. M. Light
John T. Fertig
Rougher
Henry Smith
East Lebanon
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P. J.hickey
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Janes Isan
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Dominte
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Estella Weiser
A. B. Shurch
Longanecker
Joseph
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Board of Health
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E. H. Gingrich
Leander Jacob Light
Lebanan Street
Lebanon’market House Company
J. M. Shenk
C. Shenk
H. O. Natting
J. H. Cilley
Jobo Honsicker
Milton Herghberger
John K. Fanck
George Krause
C. R B. Lantz
E. H. Kurtz
F. F. Houck
Women’s Name Missionary Society of
Chrisf Presbyterian Church
Thoraday
B. Downor Coleman
Mt Lebanon
Rofos W. Smith
C. & L. Railroad Company
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!