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Newspaper

Lebanon Semi Weekly News

Location

Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1928

Page

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Reading to Lebanon air line eyed for mail service

A Reading Lebanon aviation push reports progress toward a Reading airport link to a United States air mail network. Chamber participants note 22 000 invested in the venture, with a $9 000 five aircraft fleet and a lease of £91 600 yearly. leaders advocate a coast to coast connections to Port Newark and a new linking line to open bids for carrying mail.

Reading Lebanon Gordverts Fosloyement Wield Lebat Commerce Nervice Allen K. Owen Whander Field Thon Dollar Ina Chamber of Commerce Wolfinger Yilin Chamber of Comi York-Reading-Lebaste United States Eran Newark Field Port Newark

35th Anniversary of Chas D Weirick to Lebanon Co Bar

Charles D. Weirick, Begg., observed quietly the 86th anniversary of his admission to the Lebanon County Bar, marking continuous legal practice. Fellow practitioners and friends offered felicitations, though no formal celebration occurred.

Chas D. Weirick, Esq Lebanon CO. Bar Charles D. Weirick Lebanon County

Perse Fire Company to Hold Festival and Band Concert

Perseverance fire company prepares a festival featuring the Chemical band for Saturday night on Willow Street between Gannon and Highth streets. The event includes a band concert with traffic diverted on Willow Street during the festivities.

Perseverance Fire Company Willow St Willow Street Gannon Highth Streets

Guilty verdict in theft case tied to Martin brothers

Jury spent nearly twenty hours deliberating in the Royalton and Hartisburg men accused of stealing 124 chickens from the Brother farm near Campbelltown on April 19. Theodore Martin, 26, and Charles Martin, 23, were found guilty with judge instructing on circumstantial evidence. A separate trial involving a colored bootblack, Robert Taylor, and a forged title case against George Yeagley also feature in the day’s records.

Theodore Martin Royalton Charles Martin Hartisburg Campbelltown Daliberete Harrisburg James Kats C. V. Henry, Jr Violet Lux Green Street Georges H. Carpenter Luz Anna Miller Rorzo Taylor North Eighth Street Iron City Rozzo Ray G. Light Commonwealth James L. Atking Jin George Yeagley Palmyra Henry Lumpkins John Lumpkins Albert D. Shultz Frayenee

Grand jury absolves man in winery car case

The grand jury finished work Tuesday after examining 13 bills of indictment, all of which were found true. The defendant claimed intoxication and drunkenness on the day in question, and prosecutors exonerated him after hearing his story.

Nater Wilder Tha Armanes Uty

Jack Beck Held in Bail of 1000 Dollars in Beer Case

John Beck known as Jack was brought before United States Commissioner Harry J. Schools charged with possession of beer. Bail set at 1000 dollars. A hearing is scheduled next Monday at 2:80. Federal agent Harry C. Holbrun filed the complaint after six cases of unlabeled beer and a half barrel were found in a southeast garage at Bollman and Walton streets. The garage, leased by Berk, was on the property. Beck appeared with counsel Clarke M. Seltzer. Charles Felty admitted receiving the key from Beck and was brought before Commissioner Schools.

John Beck Jack United States Harry J. Schools Harry CG. Holbrunner Federal Prohibition Agent Bollman Walton Atresty Berk Clarke M. Seltzer Lms Charles B. Felty Walnut Street Felty Commissioner Schools Beck

Pfatteicher Opposes Union Church Idea At Reading Meeting

Reading Pa. Lutheran leaders debated the Union Church concept as Dr Pfatteicher, president of the denomination, presented a report. He urged ending the practice and argued the Union church is neither truly union nor denominational, noting many in Eastern Pennsylvania use shared buildings.

Reading Jung Acasion Lutheran Ministerium Penna Pfatteicher Pfattelcher Rural Union Church America Union Church

H Alfred Hockley Leaves On Tour With Redpath Chautauqua

Alfred Hockley a junior at Juniata College Huntington Pa returns home to spend a few days with his parents before leaving Thursday for New York to begin a Redpath Chautauqua circuit tour. He will supervise a department of instruction for youth across the New England district this summer.

Y. Alfred Hockley Juniata Colleges Huntingdon Frank W. Hockley Chestnut New York Redpath

Civil Service Exam For Rural Carrier At Sheridan

United States Civil Service Commission announces an exam for Myerstown to fill a rural male carrier post at Sheridan. Filing deadline is June 39th, exam within ten days after, salary 1800 dollars per year plus 80 dollars per mile over 24, with equipment maintenance allowances. Open only to citizens domiciled in the post office territory.

United States Civil Service Commission Myerstown Sheridan

Wentling Fortna Nuptials At Ono Home In City

Miss Tillie Wentling daughter of Mr and Mrs William Wentling of Ono married John Fortna son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Fortna of Jonestown at Rev Ray U Bitichs residence 528 Weld tah street A reception followed at the brides parents home with a long list of attendees Many guests named including Mr and Mrs John Fortna Mr and Mrs William Wentling Mr and Mrs Daniel Fortna and numerous Wentling and Fortna relatives The couple planned a honeymoon cruise to Niagara Falls and will reside in Jonestown

Tillie Wentling Imfr William Wentling Ono John Forina Daniel Fatina Jonestown Ray Ubitch Weld Perenta Niagara Hey Ray Uhrich John Fortna Daniel Fortna Allen Hostetter Ben H. Boyer Cisrence Wentling William Schaffer John Shelley Hiza Schaffner Hlmer Tobias George Hotz Samuel Wentling Grant Emrich George Walmer R. J. Emrich John Walmer Adam Wentling Russell Bchaffner Otto Ateckbeck Paul R. Emrich John Don Moyer Miles Yorty Thomas Hugéndubler Michael Unger Harvey Emrich Warren Emrich Harry Walmer Kate Gerhart Clarence Funck Hmma Bachman Susan Hoke Mary Hooks Rose Aurentz Cyrus Nye Ellen Wentling Sadie Zobler Misa Tillie Bachman Annie Bohn Clayton Fortna Misa Mary Musser Clarence Houser Misa Katherine Kraba Henry Emrich Mies Eliza Emrich Badia Emrich Francia Schaffner Mae Walmer Amanda Bomberger Helen Wentling Jennie Bomberger Monros Blouch Edna Unger Martha Ungar Raymond Wentlling Ralph Wentling William Emrich Tryon Wolf Katharine Klugh Mildred Kreider Betty Emrich Mary Emrich Irene Emrich Helen Emrich Dorothy Boyer Ida Boyer Anna Boyer Mildred Boyer Midna Wentling Erma Wentling Margaret Wentling Bugens Wentling Robert Boyer Ray Boyer Ralph Bmtich William Schaffer, Jr Junior Schaffner Richard Wildasin

World S S Convention to be held in Los Angeles

With the World’s Sunday School Convention scheduled July 11 to 18 in Los Angeles, Pennsylvania Sabbath schools show leading interest. About 600 delegates are expected from Pennsylvania, including a Sabbath School Special train from July 4 and four other trains. Pennsylvania accounts for the largest paid registrations outside California, with over 4,000 already paid and a global total likely surpassing 7,000 delegates.

Los Angeles Pennsylvania Pennsyvania California World’s Association

Rally Planned by C E Unions at Zion Lutheran Church

The Twin Rally of Lancaster and Lebanon County Christian Endeavor Unions will meet tonight at 7 45 o clock at Zion Lutheran Lebanon. About 100 Lancaster members will travel to Lebanon to participate and share the program. After the session a social program will be hosted by the local group with M Luther Patechke and Elizabeth Fisher in charge and Richard Blouch assisting.

Lancaster County Lebanon County Christian Endeavor Zion Lutheran Church Lebanon Lancaster Union Adam Saylor Lebanon County Union M. Luther Patechke

Leba Chamber Tour Committee Meets on Goodwill Plan

The Leba Chamber of Commerce tour committee met today in the chamber rooms on South Eighth Street to discuss plans and preparations for the Goodwill Tour by Lebanon merchants through Vancouver County.

Lebanon Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce South Eighth Street Vancouver County

State pays record vermin bounties in fiscal year

Harrisburg reports the State Board of Game Commissioners paid a record 121,860 in bounties for gray and red foxes for the year ending May 1. Gray fox claims totaled 8,980 with 6,046 paid for red foxes, and overall 34,070 vermin claims were presented. Somerset led counties with 6,705 paid, Huntingdon 4,400, Centre 4,321.

Harrisburg Commonwealth State Board of Game Commissioners Somerset Huntingdon Centre Adams Redford Berks Oo Blakr Broadford Aus Clarion Senate Clearfield Columbia Clinton Crawford Cumberland Dauphin Delaware Franklin Bea Neee Fulton Ee Indiana Jafferson Lancaster Sea Bee Lawrence Peat Lebanon Babee Sgeeeaae Lehigh Wel Beet Northumberland Peegpaenes Ae Tadel O Ey Iphia Weber Ebebad Snyder Weeny Wanango Warren Tae Wayne R Seeaee Westmoreland Peete

Auxiliary G S Hospital meeting elects Kreider president

The Women's Auxiliary of Good Samaritan Hospital held its first meeting of the new year at the Nurses' Home. Mrs. G R Kreider was reelected president and thanked members for past support. Three rooms were equipped and donations assisted furnishing efforts. Nurses from the hospital training school, Miss Martin Miss Lehman and Miss Black, recently graduated. The next meeting is set for October 4.

Women's Auxiliary of the Good Samaritan Hospital Nurses G.R. Kreider Jri Girls’ Friendly Society Hag Coleman Grant Weldman Miss Martin Lehman Black Women's Club Cumberland Street

Degree of Doctor of Divinity conferred on Reverend Hoffmeier

The degree of Doctor of Divinity was conferred upon Reverend Edgar F. Hoffmeier, pastor of St. John's Reformed Church, in Lancaster city during the annual commencement of Breukin and Marshall College. The ceremony also honored several other candidates with honorary degrees. details followed by college officials.

Edgar F. Hoffmeier St. John's

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Agency McCall Patterns David Hammond Donough B. Patterson H. L. Wilder Fred Heilman T. J. Humphrey A. F. Miller Frante Albert Coons J. C. Bucher H. B. Allen Lebanon Aviation Committes Perse Fire Company Midway Jack Beck DR. Pfatteicher H. Alfred Hockley Redpath Chautauqua S. S Calif C. E Zion Lutheran Ieee Bennetch Good Shoes Cumberland St Lebanon, Pa G. S. Hospital Rev Hoffmeier
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