Local couple wed in Philadelphia amid family ties
A ceremony in St Marks marked the private marriage of Miller and Alfred Vormer, long celebrated as playmates and devoted to each other. Guests included prominent Philadelphia figures and local churches, with gifts and congratulations flooding in. The bride is described as a daughter of Samuel I. Miller, and the organizers note a romance spanning many years.
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Ulock
Tome
Miller
Alfred Vormer
St. Mark's Hare
Samuel I. Miller
Philadelphia
Ighip
Sermon and events mark week at Tebanon church
A week of religious and social activities is planned starting Sunday at Tebanon church with a sermon by Rev. J M Aix's. Episcopal church service may be rainy. Monday features a boys reception at Armory hall and a class day in the High School Assembly room. An alumni banquet follows and a straw ride closes the week.
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Tebanon
J Maixe
Episcopal Church
Armory Hall
Finger Crushed in Heilmandale Potype Machine
A worker in Heilmandale sustained a crush injury to a finger while operating a potype machine. The incident will keep the person unavailable for work for a period as medical staff assess the damage and provide care.
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Heilmandale
Local Nuptials Report Couples Tied in Richland and Schaefferstown
The record notes marriages in Richland and Schaefferstown. Rev Harry Reton united Charles Hose rand Ming Ligele Tobias, daughter of John Tobias, in Richland. Robert W Wagner wed Jennie A Anspach, daughter of James Anspach, also of Richland. William H Peters married Miss athe Grumbine of Schaefferstown, officiated by Rev A J Bachman.
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Edrock Chas
Hose Rand Ming ‘Ligele
Tobias
John. Tobias
Wagner—Anspach
Harry Ret
Richland United
Robert W. Wagner
Mies
Jennie A. Anspach
James Anspach
Richland
Petirs
Grumaine
William H. Peters
Athe Grumbine
Schaefferstown
Bnnefly
A. J. Bachman
Theltclarmed Church
Y M G A building postpones dedication ceremony
The Young Men's Christian Association building at Ninth and Willow streets will not be dedicated next Sunday. A three day celebration is planned for June 21 to 23, with former Gov. James A. Beaver delivering the afternoon address on June 24 when the ceremony resumes. The delay is due to incomplete construction and a full program will be announced later.
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Jerem H. Barr
Genera
Young Men's Christiau Association
Ninth and
Willow Streets
James A. Beaver
Franklin and Marshall College 71st Commencement Schedule
The seventy first annual commencement at Franklin and Marshall College runs June 8 to 18. Events include senior prize debate, Bac calaureate sermon by Rev Jos I Dobbs acting president, junior oratorical contest, alumni banquets and reunions, Class day exercises, and the commencement procession with ceremonies at the science building campus and James street.
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Franklin and Marshall College
Rav. Jos
Board of Trustees
First Reformed Church
The
Alwuni
Apnel & Appel
North
Duke Street
Villa Nova
Williamson Mield
Rousmere Hotel
Board of
Colege
Truxah
Meyersdale
Willamson Field
James Street
Walter 5 Trandenbushe Home in Pittsburg for Health
Walter Raudenbush of Pittsburg visits his parents on Cumberland Street to regain his health after strenuous work. Local note mentions his dedication and a plea for basic comforts during recovery amid weathered newspaper humor.
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Walter
Trandenbushe
Pittsburg
Walter 3
Raudenbush
John KK. Radenbush
Cumberland
Nur
Preacher Edward W Kistler Named for St Pauls Rally Day
Allentown clergyman Edward Wanes Kistler named preacher of the day for St Pauls church on Rally Way for Sunday Oct 48.
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Htev
Edward Waines Kistler
Allentown
St. Paul's Church
Rev. H paler of St Paul's church hag
Rev H paler of St Pauls church hag
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H. Paler
St. Paul's Church
Hag
Local Family Visits and Memorial Day Gatherings
Aya Bellegrove notes June 8 as a day of family calls across towns including York Lebanon and Du Bois. Dozens of relatives and friends, such as the Gingrich and Walmer families, visited and hosted one another through Memorial Day weekend. A Children’s Day service is announced at the United Brethren church for Sunday evening at 7.
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Aya Bellegrove
Hayg. Shitford and Gan
Haniel
York
Elmer Berrier
Hilly
Sanders
Gravel Hill
Amos Walmer
John Longenecker
William Brunner
Harrisburg
Daniel Gingrich
Cieona
Henry Gingrich
Minnie Gingrich
Henry Yingat
Nora Harp
Jonna Laudermitch
John Alleman
du Bois
John Alfeman
Daniel Bordiemay
Palmyra
Joseph Bordlemay
Irvin Yingst
Henry
Pertland
Henry Yingst
Tirvey Malfair
Amanda Manifair
Lebannon
Helen
Harry Gifford
Lebanon
Bilas Browman
Amos Frank
Susan Walmer
Cyrus Walmer
Jacob Yordy
John H. Yordy
Cyrus
Aaron Horst
Philip Gerberich
Bertha
Grace Hostetter
Bertha Yordy
Sherk
John Horst
Dierwechter
Cerene Dierwechter
Mownt Lon
James Sholly
John Tongenecker
Edward Tongenecker
Tertha Yordy
Aaron Hostetter
Grace
Annville
Philip Getz
Aaron
Elmer Terrier
Ada McGill
The
United Brethren Church
Public sale of late John Hersheberger estate draws large crowd
Clara Longenecker visited H A Sherk and family in Harrisburg for a week. On Memorial Day the public sale of John Hersheberger’s estate was well attended with about one thousand people and two hundred teams, evoking a camp meeting atmosphere.
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Catasauqua
Catekill
Lancaster
Denver
Middletown
Steelton
Grantville
Jonestown
Lebanon
Annville
Bellegrove
Clara Longenecker
H. A
Sacred Musicale in St Pauls Reformed Church Schaefferstown
A sacred musicale will be presented at St Pauls Reformed Church Schaefferstown on Saturday evening June 8 starting at 7:46. The program includes organ voluntaries De Koven Quartets solos duets pantomime and an allegory with eleven young ladies. Performers include Prof M P Zeller Kreider Heister Kimmel and Schaeffer. Miss Clytemnestra Krall and Misses Horst Selder Smith Leib Horst Bachman Beamesderfer Plasterer Zerbe Disainger Mann and others.
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St. Paul's Reformed Church
St. Pauls Reformed Church
Schaefferstown
M. P. Zeller
de Koven
Ronse
Messrs
Kreider
Heister
Kimmel
Schaeffer
Dnet
Heleven
de Rovyen
Florence Zerte
Mayme Miller
Bachman
Hoke
Horst
Seider
Beam
Disainger
Mann
Smith
Dyet
BK. W. Phelps
Smith de Koven
R. H. Randall
Misses Bachman
Krelder and
Theo
Miss Krall
Leslie
Prof
Regretted That Too Its Man Steals No Matter What
A fragmentary dialogue hints at marital strain and theft as a recurring theme. The speaker cites a husband who steals and will regret it, while the wife recalls past kiss theft during court. The text ends abruptly with “Ship you.”
Why call some bodies of water a light
A Baltimore American line notes a curious boy and a wry teacher musing on why certain water bodies are called a light. The teacher jokes that people face the gale there, implying a test of character amid rough seas.
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Baltimore
Courageous Pedestrian-Officer Protest Over Arrest
Citizens protested an officer’s arrest after a pedestrian cited overzealous action. The incident stemmed from a claim that the driver was moving at only 20 miles an hour and hindered by vehicles ahead, causing public alarm.
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Ola
Cates
Cate
Imarket
Alow Prine Hayler
Chicago
Dune
Pytheater
Hella
Petun
Bae
Lancaster County
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Aragon
Tored
Wim Tates
Rand
Chaies
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F. & M. College
Kane Eistey
Chicago Daily News
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Isang
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Gingerville
National Biscuit Company
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