Monument unveiling draws vast Pinegrove crowd and Lebanon visitors
A large Pinegrove gathering marked the unveiling of Frederick Tt. Stees monument with a parade and cemetery exercises. Lebanon Sons of America and many from Lebanon and surrounding towns joined, filling trains and streets, as Philadelphia delegates arrived by special cars and a second train carried the overflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Sons of America
Pinestove
Frederick Tt
Stees
Pinegrove
Viaitera
Lebanon
Officials at supply dams officials at supply dams
City water commissioners led by Superintendent Shroff and Cleric Kerr visited the city supply dam and dumping station to inspect property with possible Lebanonians present. Public inspection had been planned, volunteers offered vehicles to transport voters, but turnout was small. The team aimed to conduct official business during their stay at the Yan and pumping plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water Commissioners
Shroff
Kerr
Tlere
Ohe
Qe Yan
Last day of school closes 1907 1908 term
Pupils and teachers begin a three month vacation on the final day of the city public schools term. No classroom work today as students report to receive their progress reports while the staff prepares for summer recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acaal
Young Dentist Gately to Open Practice in Layton Ohio
The text notes Pain Gately son of Dr J S Gabel, Church Erection Secretary, graduated June 4 from the Dental College of the Ohio Medical University. He will open an office on West Third Street in Layton, Ohio, in connection with W R Allaman MD, a First Church member. Rev H S Gabel, former pastor and father, resided on West Lehman Street and led the district. The younger Gately is described as bright, energetic and well connected, with many friends hoping for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr "Pain Gately
J. S. Gabel
Dental College
Ohio Medical University
Golmbus
West Third Street
Layton
Ohio
W. R. Allaman
Our First Church
H. 8
Gabel
West Lehman Street
Salem
United Brethren Churen
Hera
Commission to investigate Michel Kegerrels mental condition
A commission was appointed to examine Michel Kegerrels of this city on petition by his daughter. J Q Adams, esq, serves as attorney for the petitioner. The board includes Wide Birgood and BleKal with Br A A Weir and Joni H Praher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wide ‘Birgood
Ftatik
BleKal
Esa
Br.a A. Weir
Joni H. Praher
Mentel
Michel Kegerrels
J. Q. Adams
Ellis Speaks in City on The Big World Through a Journalist Eye
William FP Ellis of Philadelphia, famed newspaper man and pulpit orator, addressed a large audience at the Academy of Music on Sunday afternoon. He spoke for over an hour on his world journey, praising progress in China and noting moral upheavals in the nation. Introduction by Rev H B Miller and a large Christian Endeavor choir accompanied the gathering, held under County C B H Unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
FP. Ellis
Philadelphia
H. B. Miller
Balem U. B. Church
Clover Club Event Proves A Success
Miss Reizenstein originated the Clover Club to assist Lebanon Industrial Works employees. A Strawberry's sale at the Sons of America hall netted nearly 300, funding a third floor room in the And Sande building. About 200 young women employed at the works will organize and move in by September. Anna Gamler managed the affair with help from Wa Relzenstein and Sadie Mills. Tables were run by multiple club members and the event featured berries ice cream cake and candy. The Clover emblem and aims emphasize sociability among workers and improved acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reizenstein
Clover Club
Sons of America
Lebanon
Anna Gamler
Wa Relzenstein
Sadie Mills
Dora Mills
Anna Shay
Agnes Geistwitt
Stella Aurentz
Maure Greider
Gertrude Ralearmel
Yerna McChaliicaer
Stella Kohr
Ella Berry
Nora Corcoran
Amanda Peters
Anna Bechtold
Rosa, Hooks
Bertha Rosenberger
Florence Klick
Gertrude Reber
Catherine Murray
Ethel Thomas
Tce
Tce Cream Tables Were In Charge of Missey Edna Runkle
Katie Henninger
Lou Keller
Annis Kremer
Tillie Wolfman
Clerks Organize Ball Team for Evening Games
Clerks of the general offices of the American I and Mfg Co have formed a baseball team under manager A W Weaver. Games start at five each evening on the Third and Willow grounds. They will meet the Post Office Employees team there tomorrow evening. Communications to Manager Weaver, Post Office Box 476, will receive prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American I
8. Mfg. Co
A. W. Weaver
Third and
Willow Streets
Mantager Weaver
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Kreider Delights Friends
Mrs George Kreider was surprised on Saturday night at 24 Avenue as friends gathered for a birthday party. Prof James Kekenroth played piano while Miss Anna Schreiber and Mr Alekards Sulor provided selections. Dozens of guests attended including Mr and Mrs Martin, Mr and Mrs Barnhart, Mr and Mrs Bucks, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kreider
The
Meights
James Kekenroth
Anna Schreiber
Alekards Hr Sulor
We Martin
Wi. Barnhart
W. Qillman
John Bucks
Pen= Yosetobrer
Epee Nanly
Paul Nawle
Wate Ter Nagle
Harold Hauhyer
Arena Toliver
Dhoy Merkhe
Mey *Heise
John Smith
Smith
Albert Savitu
Lee Ross
Chasles Sehatt
Municipal Court Frees Two Men After Brief Hearings
Two men appeared before Mayor Marquart in municipal court on Sunday morning. One man, arrested for drunkenness, was discharged with an injunction not to sin again due to extenuating circumstances. The other, a stranger, had a manufactured item for sale and entered a resident’s property, triggering confrontation. he was discharged after a night in the city hall cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquart
Lehman Street
Bishop Heil Delivers Baccalaureate at Albright College
Bishop Heil preached the baccalaureate discourse to Albright College graduates at the First United Evangelical church on Sunday. Wighland Park resident Ishop W. PL Hell delivered the sermon titled Life a Bergee. An afternoon song service followed in the college chapel and Rev J QQ AL Curry of Johnstown gave the annual address before the Christian Associations in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albright College
Ishop W. PL Hell
Wighlind Park
Exhibition displays city school Domestic Science work
Work from the Domestic Science and Manual Training departments at the city public schools is shown at Sando’s store in the Suns of America building. The exhibit mirrors last month’s pedal inspection results and highlights the ongoing student projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sando
America
Daughters Death after Convulsions in Minere Village
Cara May nine months old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Walt of Minere village died after convulsions. She is survived by her parents two brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara May
John Waltran
Minere Village
Susie
Stay Pleasant Visit By Lebanon Valley Commandery Guests
Members of Frederick I Steey Commandery No 1 Patriotic Sons of America hosted guests from Lebanon Valley Commandery No 5 in Lebanon. Visitors arrived on a special Pinegrave train and were welcomed at Reading station before a banquet on the second floor banquet hall. The feast featured frankfurters, cold dishes and onions as the group enjoyed late evening hours with tours and church attendance shaping a pleasant weekend. notable attendees included Guy Rheetz John F Hartranfe Commandery members and York state official Calvin Stinger among others. The Norristown Commandery hosted the visiting group at several hotels and planned a Sunday of site seeing and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrederick i. Steey Commandery
Patriatic Sons of America
Norristown
Lebanon
Lebanon Valley
Sons of America
Tong
Colonial
Vatlay “House
Wallace and Nagle
Sebring
AOL
Guy S. Rheétz
John F. Hartranfe
Pottstown
Catter
New Jersey
Rinip
Moreast
Prenton
Plos
Mortinatt
Wander
Mercer Commandary
Knights
W. A. Shearer
H. J. Baker
C.D. Baker
W.or. Custer
B.c.male
A. J. Haleman
E. N. Detterer
Tra Shuglatou
J.benn
Dert Miller
J. W. Pull
F and M Commencement Exercises Schedule
The annual commencement events unfold with a student procession and baccalaureate address. President Jam D. K. of Washington College is set to speak, with programs including class day, senior prize events, and diploma ceremonies across campus through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Beventyne
Annial Franklin
Mary Lancaster
Council of
Aprel
Appel
M.m
Firat
Retort Oy
Academ
Rosamare
Amonaudh
Incheon
Acade
Jam D. K
Washington College
Carlisle
Wil Ford
PRI
Rey. J. Bpangis
Market Inspectors Probe Contaminated Food Sales at Camps
Investigators traced sickness linked to sandwiches and frozen items sold near a camp in Mahanoy City area. The probe covered Altoona Cornopolis Pittsburgh regions and western counties, focusing on production sites rather than chemical content. Reports note sale troubles centered on where the food is prepared rather than the ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahanoy Cle
Lugerné
Altoona
Cornopolta
Pitta
Wweatern
Vanta
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Dentoristration
Offief
Louis F. Steel
Geo. B. Rudisill
City Band
Lebanon Valley Commandery
Iroquois Band
Palmyra
Winfield
Hancock
Fred. E. Steel
John F. Hartrantt
Lexington
Reading
Washington
Tower City
Perseverance Band
Haymakers Band
Acme Hand
Myerstown
Jonestown
Tremont Band
Coal Region
Harrisburg
Sabanon
WM. T. Ellis
Theater State
Enelis
Sde
AAK Bros
1. & S. Employes
P.O
Mrs. Kreider
Heil
P.O. S. of A, Commandery
Mshomd
William . Rand
Exdalid
Stephen Hershbarger
William Danb
Adat Steinhae
Gippseor
Cumberland Shreats
Bell Phost
R Acres
Freud Street
Effy Vine
Conpbeltown
Bachmanylije
Choiphelltown
Buchnansville
Nottses
Faith
Offier
J. L. Rutter
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