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Newspaper

Lebanon Semi Weekly News

Location

Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1905

Page

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Graduation Day Honors At Lebanon Public School

The thirty third commencement featured largest class to date with John Bechtold salutatorian Coleman valedictorian and Weimer prize winners. Rev Theodore Schmank praised graduates as chorus rendered Ten laurels for themselves. Speeches covered Norman Conquest French influences Carlyle and Dumas with essays by Hall Rees Krelder Barnhard Henning and Strich.

Walmer Ize Weimer Theodore BE. Schmank Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church Dutck Leroy Coleman John Bechtold Dorothy Tall Lil- Man-Rees I. J. Milley Salem UU BR. Church Dorothy Hall Shakespear Lilian Rees Robert Urich Ming Henry Woo Alevn Dumas Elsie Strich Millard Goethe Hermann Frederick Colagan

School graduates honored in year end exercises

The program applauded the faculty and board, praised the education effort, and concluded with the Weimer merit awards and a benediction by Rev. J. K. Knerr. Floral tributes followed as graduates received congratulations. Read aloud were names including Alberta Albert Levi Sprang Marnhard Sarah Burkey and many others.

Board of School Control Weimer J. K. Knerr

One Killed on Railroad near Derry Church Station

Laborers on the Philadelphia and Reading railroad were struck by a passenger train near Derry Church station. One man, possibly John Peat, was killed, with two others severely injured. The injured were taken to Harrisburg hospital as officials did not release full details or confirm residence. An initial report suggested the workers were foreigners.

Philadelphia and Roadie Jomvy Church Passeway Llarrishburg John Peat Harrisburg City Tsewhere Trordas John B. Moore Frank Bherry Mil.hach Cornwall Alia Atre Aldo General Grant

Reading dental society guests at Wildwood Park

Pr and Mrs C B Wagner of his city and Prep and Mrs Larry Zimmerman of Annville attended the Reading dental society gathering Thursday at Wildwood Park on Mt Penn. Dr Wagner read an essay on Conservative Operating Before the go elery.

C. B. Wagner City Tlarry “Immerman Annville Reading Dental Society Wildwood Park Mt Poon Wagner Goelery

Perse Band Serenades at Mt Lebanon Thursday

The Perseverance band serenaded Horace Brock Miss Coleman Dawsen Coleman and Quincy Bent at Mt Lebano on Thursday evening. Musicians were complimented for their playing and remembered for their performance.

Berenades Horace Brock Miss Coleman Dawsen Coleman Quincy Bent Mt. Lebanon Perseverance Band

Weighty hogs headline crops up on county farm list

CERTAINLY WAS A WHOPPER. Weighed 1,000 Pounds. Grant Wreiser, tenant on the farm WoO. O. Nutting shipped to Im os Moser at Newt that weighed L000 pounds. May, Kkreiser is noted for raising heavy hogs.

Grant Wreiser Woo. O. Nutting Im Os Moser Newt Hiog May Kkreiser

Calvin Proudfoot Hurt At Work In Dual Accident

Calvin Proudfoot of Guilford Street and Americaga draw and Steel works suffered a severe jaw injury while handling a large paddle. Company physician Dr Is Canerieh treated him. Mrs Dennie Peach of Peedville arrived to visit her brother Hi Hess of Vinegrove.

Calvin Proudfoot Dennie Peach Dieeelow Hess Vinegrove Emerald Isle

Fraternal Fire Lighted June 12 at Court House

A state fraternal order reports a ceremonial fire to be lit on the evening of June 12 in the court house. The first business will be the conduct of initial proceedings and organization activities.

Council Secret Society Te Great Sun Council of Pennsylvania Order of Red Men York Creat York Dune 2 Jin Court House York Committee of Iorapgentents Ted Men Order Washington House Annville Tohn Kettering Richland House Stock Yards George Hebert Kiehland, Pao Bethel Lebanon County Mt. Zion Predericksburg Domile Mt. Aion Mary Moyer

Messenger William Karte Named Postal Telegraph Operator

William Karte, longtime Western Union messenger, was appointed operator at the Postal telegraph office on a Thursday afternoon, succeeding Joseph Youtz who remained away due to the compulsory education law. Alvin Kurtz succeeds his brother as Western Union messenger.

William Karte Western Union Telegraph Company Postal Telegraph Office Joseph Youtz Alvin Kurtz Western Union

Pleasant Places on the Philadelphia and Reading Railway

The 1905 edition announces a compact booklet detailing summer resorts along the line from Seashore to Mountains near Philadelphia. It lists fare rates, hotels, boarding houses with prices and post office addresses, picnic grounds, and day outing options. Available at Company ticket offices or by mail for a two cent stamp to Nelson J Weeks, General Passenger Agent.

Philadelphia and Reading Philadelphia Nelson J. Weeks

Funeral of Daniel Bender at St Pauls United Ev Church

Funeral services held Saturday afternoon for Daniel Bender at his home 5600 North Tenth Street. Rev Bos Erisman of St Pauls United Evangelical Church led the rites with St Pauls choir singing. Pallbearers included Aaron Satta, Edwin Shrott, Buck, Moore, Frantz and Was.

Bos. Erisman St Pauls United Ev. Church Daniel Benter North ‘Tenth Areet St. Paul's Choir Deceis SH Burhab Mt. Fietiern sWelery Aaron Satta Abn Edwin Shrott Bo Buck Vias Moore A. Frantz Odertiker

H E Lights Horse Sale At Wink Penn Hotel

H E Light conducts a large horse sale at the Wink Penn hotel. Fifty two western horses pass with average price around Sljo. Names include Willian Hi Bollacadsand and AS Bodinan. Attendees travelled from distant places to bid on fine animals.

Hhettry Wink Penn Hotel Sljo Oto Willian Bollacadsand Iis Oki Tayters

Jara Rade Returns Home After Injury at Steel Plant

Jara Rade, an Italian worker seriously hurt in a dispute at the American Iron and Steel plant, was confined to a ward at Good Samaritan Hospital but was able to move about on Wednesday for the first time since the incident.

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John Coleman Mer E. Schmauk Henry Edachool Academy of Music Board of School Lebanon CCERS Ieids Henry Houck the Louck THHS Gradtatiss Alberta Adelia Albert Levi Sprang Marnhard Sarah Carolyn Burkey John Garte Bechtold Mabel Trenholtz John Dohner Boger Margaret Brunner Annie Mabel Boughter Tay Rb Cranmer Mprederick Leroy Coleman Anna Melly Dolluff Herbert Coleman Crawford Aaron Flowers An Khmer Gabel Charlesdward Vlood Martha Dorothy Hall Fliga Sethoffer Edith Esther Kaliman Minnie Esther Henning Mmma May Kreider Ray Willam Light Thzaeth Stroh Marshall Ruth Moore Asa Lentz Moore Elizabeth Martha Millrd Jennie Rebecca Burgner Edith Mae McCurdy Joseph Irwin Matthews Harvey Fearl Nye Bertha Risser Dorothy Reinochl Guy Russel Rutter George Smith Ross Anna N. Roethermel Lillie May Rees Arthur Russel Shoop Isle Rebekah Wiere Derry Church Station MT. Penn Perse Band Serenades Great Sun Daily News Didates Creat Behem Holland Sagamore John WJ. Newphet John YT. Trowe Willilam Lenderelder Charles Schafer York 905 Lebanon Trust and Safe Deposit Bank Cornwall & Lebanon and Colebrook Valley Rall Road Colebrook Furnace Eighth and Cumberland Streets Freslin Grant Conner Times G. P. Lineaweaver Reading Herald W. S. Boek Reding Tve Hill Quittapahilla Creek Fifth Street Simon Shirk Findley Ohio B. J. Bucher Swansea Corporation T oMreoo Aaron Stine Solomon Stine South Sixth Street Register OF Wills Edward Shuey Union Township Co. F 97Th Regiment P. V Joan J. Schuler First Ward T Am Henry M. Seltzer North Londonderry Aaron UL. Horst North Annville Township Eli Wallach Newmanstown Samuel K. Imboden Annville Township Joun Tl. Kline Millcreek Township Richland Dst Joun B. Light Sixth Ward Fred R. Perttc West Lebanon Township Samuel A. Royar Fourth Ward William R. Bobb Second Ward Joan Fisher Fifth Ward Henry CL Grittinger Orphans’ Court Joan Tf. Kochendiereer North Ephraim LIGHT Seventh Ward Lebanon,Pa I. T. Huston North Lebanon Township George I Seltzer Court Ward Lebanon, Pa John M. Early South Annville Township Philip Houser Cornwall Township Kern Swatara Township Chestnut Streets J. C. Bucher Teochera Atsb Books and Supplier RTL Nepalra i Auditore Trenaurer Dale F. & Kaufman Cumberland St Bethel Township J. M. Zartman Aaron Walmer Ree D. M. Zartman D. al Total Jos. Behney H. H. Murray I.gg. Swope John Yingxi South Lebanon Werele Teathera Alfending Annal Institute Dlatrivet Daniel Romberger Aaront Mitts al”. Brubaker East Hanover Township Thomas J. Speck Reed Andrew McGee Sup Hie Northern Arbornes Roout Rene Auditors Thos J. Speek FIAT Hanover Township Gassiert John TE Deininger A. A. Bomgardner A.B. Sucey Arnold Assam GEO. W Daniel Bender Rev. Erisman H. E. Light Mfg Lewis’ Drug Store N. Eighth St John Gress Lehinan Central Market House CO P. & R. R. Ofera Rherman da Culver Comission Delors Deraay City Jersey City Pinion Stock Madame Pa’ Sucre Saint Ve United Medical CO Andcaster Boger’s South Lebanon Township Five Points J. L. Lentz R. No Jeremiah Light North Cornwall Poe bettas _ Liu Fecauon Swatara Lik Jour Hern Walters Veaeheus Soo Welereby Miles Wenger Monroe Gingrich J. B. Swartz H. G. Bean Dewey Pewsey Hada Hag Harry Kurtz Keeepr J. H. Kettering M. Kilmer Isaac W. Zug Win Penn Hotel Sales Stables Wan Bolloan Kansas Wny Bomberger J. FL Uhrich Tobias Wilhelm Iona Reiatville Jo. Wilhelm David Geise Kriehland House George Rekert Fienlagd Cotany Dedale Aint Jersey Ptock Jersey GEIRE
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