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Newspaper

Lebanon Semi Weekly News

Location

Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1936

Page

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Lebanon High Baccalaureate Service Honors Class of 1926

Lebanon high school held its baccalaureate in the auditorium with 1000 attendees. Rev. Henry J. Herber delivered the 27 minute sermon to 309 graduates on The Quest for the Abundant Life, outlining self denial, service to others, testing life as adventure, and alignment with God as key lessons.

Lebanon High School Henry J. Herber St. Mark's Reformed Church Herber Ufe

Bible School to Close at Suedberg

Suedberg Church of God will close its Vacation Bible School at 7 30 this evening with a pupil program and an exhibit of work. The two weeks session averaged about fifty boys and girls. Parents and friends are invited to attend the closing exercises.

Suedburg

Miners seek probe of coal police tactics in state

The Independent Anthracite Miners association urged Governor Earle and the Pennsylvania Legislature to investigate a new coal and iron police system. At the convention in Pine Grove, Earl Humphrey was re elected president for a third term and the group backed state takeover of idle mines to employ about 60,000 workers. Five counties were represented as officers and delegates were named for a legislative program.

Pine Grove Independent Anthracite Miners Association Earle Pennsylvania Earl Humphrey Shamokin Northumberland Dauphin Luzerne Carbon Sehuylkil Dehy Rebuck Ince Joha Achick Ae He

Lebanon county graduates at Penn State commencement

State College June 8 Eleven Lebanon county students were among the 818 seniors who graduated today at Pennsylvania State College. Catherine L Wagner of 931 Maple Street earned a bachelor of science in home economics from the School of Education, with roles in Owens and Mortar boards and Omeicron Nu. Bryson M Filbert of 164 North Ninth Street earned a bachelor of science in chemical engineering, member of Penn State Players, several honoraries, and social fraternities. Jester H Noll of 321 Walnut Street earned a bachelor of science degree. further details continue on page six.

State College Lebanon County Pennsylvania State College Catherine L. Wagner J. LeRoy Wagner Maple Street School of Education Miss Wagner Owens and Mortar Board Women's Association Omeicron Nu. Huie Economics Bryson M. Filbert R. K. Filbert North Ninth Street Wilbert Penn State Players Phi Eta Syma Phi Lambda Upsilon Theta Alpha Phi Phi Gamma Delta Jester H. Noll William S. Noll Walnut Street

Natural gas plans discussed for Eastern Pennsylvania

The United Gas Improvement company announced informal talks with the Public Service Commission on bringing natural gas to Harrisburg Lebanon Allentown Bethlehem and Reading. Executive vice president William W Bodine said the plan aims to offer better lower priced service though several key questions must be settled before a final announcement.

Philadelphia United Gas Improvement Company Pennsylvania Harrisburg Lebanon Allentown Bethlehem Reading William W. Bodine Public Service Commission Bodine

Senior jurist frowns on splitting district

Judge W Johnson of Lewisburg, senior jurist of the Middle District court, criticizes Luzerne County Bar Association's resolution to divide Middle Pennsylvania into two divisions. He doubts legality and predicts delay and disruption as Pennsylvania grows to three districts Eastern Western and Middle. Lebanon was proposed to join a northern or southern division.

Luzerne County Bar Association Federal Judicial District of Middle Pennsylvania Lebanon County W. Johnson Lewisburg Midde District Court Pennsylvania Johnson Williamsport

Four Accidents Keep Local Patrolman Busy

Patrolman C. J. Jeffries investigated four accidents Saturday from 6:30 a.m. to after 8:00 p.m. at the Lebanon sub-station. One driver was arrested for failing to stop at a stop sign. no injuries reported. The first crash occurred near Hershey at 6:30 a.m. between vehicles driven by Staman Leist and Fred Behrendt, with total damage about $190.

H. J. Herber Lebanon High School C. J. Jeffries Cumberland Street Jeffries Jersong Ralph Runkle Jonestown Hershey Staman Leist Lebanon R.D Fred Behrendt Grantville Ft. D. 1 Lebanon Lebanon-Pine Grove

GOP delegates gather in Cleveland for Landon bid

Republicans mass at the 21st convention in Cleveland. Borah vows nothing settled while Landon backers count delegates and expect favorable first-ballot results. Hamilton says delegates are the focus, with 36 of New York’s 90 pledging for Landon as arrivals stream into the Hollenden.

Cleveland Landon Borah Simeon Fess Ohio Landon Sg John D. M. Hamilton Alf M. Landon Kansas Washington Idaho Hamilton London Hollenden Sloter New York

Eighty Assigned to WPA Jobs in County

About eighty persons were assigned to WPA work in the county this morning. Twenty workers joined the Cornwall borough school improvement project for interior painting while sixty were sent to Newmanstown in Millcreek township to complete a two mile road project.

Cornwall Borough Newmanstown Millcreek

New Fire Truck Delivered to Hebron Hose Co

Hebron Hose Co received a new International combination chemical and hose fire fighting apparatus. The delivery to the Hebron Fire Company headquarters occurred Saturday. The unit, patterned after New York and Pittsburgh designs, includes a cab for the driver and impressed city and county firemen officials. Officials announced a housing ceremony and plans to enter the vehicle in the Lebanon county firemen's convention parade in Newmanstown on Saturday, June 20.

Hebron Hose Company Hebron Fire Company New York Pittsburgh Hebron Company Lebanon County Firemen’s Convention Newmanstown

Weather update notes cooler night conditions

Easter weather brief indicates cooler night conditions with light winds and clear skies. Forecasters expect overnight temperatures to dip modestly, with eased humidity and no precipitation in the region. Residents are advised to prepare for cooler evening temperatures.

Record Number of L V C Graduates Get Degrees

Lebanon Valley College awarded 103 degrees at its sixty seventh commencement in the College Church. Thirty six Lebanon county graduates earned diplomas. Honoraries went to Dr Grant D Batdorf Dr Edmund S Laurenz Judge Heber and Rev Henry Kleffman with Doctor of Laws or Doctor of Divinity degrees. Dr Irving Fisher of Yale delivered the address on Investing in Life. Continued on Page Five.

Clyde Lynch Annville Irving Fisher Yale Lebanon Valley College Church of the United Brethren In Christ Lebanon County Grant D. Batdorf Harrisburg East Edmund— S. Laurenz Dayton Ohio Heber United States Honolulu Hawaii Henry Kleffman West Presbyterian Church Wilmington Delaware Batdorf Lorenz Huber Kleffman Yale University Fisher

Accidents Claim 29 Lives in Pa Over Week-End

A Associated Press report notes at least 29 deaths in Pennsylvania over the weekend, including 18 on highways and five drownings. Three motorcyclists died in a Washington oneway bridge crash, with victims Raymond Rudgiph 27 Joseph O Bryan 26 and Moses Kantsek 21 among the riders. Others listed include Al Oxford Harry Krauss 24 and Mason Finger 22 in a motorcycle car collision, and James A Benninger 27 killed in a motorcycle incident. Continued on Image Two.

Associated Press Pennsylvania Washington Raymond Rudgiph Pantona Joseph O'Bryan Moses Kantsek al Oxford Harry Krauss Mason Finger James A. Benninger

David Ober Injured After Motorcycle Drag Incident

David Ober, 18, of Annville Road, was treated at Good Samaritan Hospital on Sunday for brush burns to his right arm and other bruises after being dragged by a motorcycle at Hellogrove. He was referred to the hospital dispensary for further treatment.

David Ober Annville RD Wie Good Samaritan Hospital Hellogrove

Mrs Mary Horst Celebrates 97th Birthday

Mrs Mary Horst aged 97 celebrated with 62 family members at the Schaefferstown farm where she grew up. The farm now operated by her grandson Lloyd Horst, she is widow of Joseph Horst who died in 1897. A 97 candle cake marked the occasion amid refreshments. she remains active despite a leg injury five years earlier.

Mary S. Korst Cheat- Hut Street Schaefferstown

Catholic High Baccalaureate Sermon Highlights 1996 Graduates

Rev Father Henry B Strickland of Cornwall delivered a baccalaureate sermon at St Marys Catholic church on Cumberland Street Sunday evening. He urged graduates to face social moral troubles with faith, noting past human experience and God’s supremacy guiding civilization.

St Mary's Catholic Church Mighth Cumberland Streets Henry Strickland Cornwall

Judge Henry Leaves for G P Convention

Judge C V Henry a congressional district delegate to the national Republican convention left this morning for Cleveland Ohio to serve at the gathering. He rode to Norrisburg with his wife Mrs Henry and joined a special train with many delegates. Attorney A Harry Whigood Lebanon County Republican chair was set to attend but stayed home due to his son’s commencement at Amber College Massachusetts this week.

C. V. Henry Nationalepublican Cleveland Ohio Norrisburg Henry A. Harry Whigood Lebanon County Ambert College Mass

Garman Anniversary Honored by Local Hosts

Mr and Mrs Victor Garman of Lebanon celebrated their thirty four year wedding anniversary at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Monroe Triest of Roberty. Attendees included Mrs Jmin High and daughter Jean of Philadelphia Mrs Thomas Fergus and nephew Richard Hanley of Chicago and others.

Monroe Triest Roberty Victor Garman North Fifth Street Lebanon Jmin High Jean Philadelphia Thomas Fergus Richard Hanley Chicago Beulah Alberts Ben Monica Donald Earn Triest Triest Girman

Britain defaults on U.S. war debt payment

Washington reports that Great Britain defaulted on its semi annual war debt installment to the United States. The British note cites reasons unchanged since the 1934 suspension, stating the June 16 principal and interest installment of 84.8 million pounds plus past dues remain unpaid amid economic conditions. Finland is noted as the only debtor not to default.

Washington Great Britain United States Britain Hull Gir Ranald Tindsay Finland Hame ii England Combi

Wild prison break in Minnesota river bottoms

In St Peter Minnesota a dramatic breakout at the state asylum ends with convicts slipping away into woods and swamps after overpowering guards. Lawman pursuit expands to Gull Lake area as 35 infantrymen assist a massive search for gang leaders including Lawrence de a bank robber. Guards reported no serious injuries as convicts breached fences and escaped through a violent, chaotic melee.

St. Peter Minn Saf Miani St. Peter State Asylum Lawrence de Blugg Prise B&ol Gro’ Er Flats Minnesota Tiver 205Th Infantry Floyd B. Olson Gull Lake Here Io Supmiasto Arthur Dantes Frank Gibson Fexan He Puarde

Iowa Clergymen Visit Relatives and Friends Here

Relatives and friends in this county hosted two visiting Iowa clergy brothers, Rev Samuel Shiffler of Brawley California and Rev Harry Shiffler of Des Moines, as they attended the Presbyterian General Assembly in Syracuse. They stayed with Walter Bolta in Lebanon, visited Palmyra, and planned travel on to Des Moines and other relatives before returning to the Pacific coast.

R Samuel Shiffler Brawley Urnta Harry Shittier Des Moines Iowa Kentlemen General Assembly Presbyterian Shurch Syracuse N. Y Sagt Axwell Middle W United States Pacific Coast Ces T S

Returns From Army: Robert Lux Reunites at Home

Robert S. Lux of 916 Street has returned from the army with honorable discharge. He resumes residence and plans to reunite with family and friends, marking a notable homecoming for local readers.

Robert S. Lux

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Asyluny Lebanon High Bible School Suedberg Lee Penn State Catharine L. Wagner Lester Andll Bryson M1 Fibert George 5 Bachman G.O.P All Landon Boaah Hebron Hose CO Mary Horst Henry B. Strickland St. Mary’s U. S Fleer State Asylum Minnesota
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