Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses at County Courthouse
Saturday rush for marriage licenses yielded a long list of applicants. Iren G Kurtz of Earstown and Beatrice I Beanett of Schaef-stown, both aged 21 and 18, submitted paired applications with parents named. Other couples include Gordon and Grimm, Bashore and Raber, Schott and Hartnett, Fox and Fok, Gibble and Manbeck, Brighton and Sarley, Berkheimer and Howard, and Meade with Swatara Station. ages range from 18 to 29, with varied addresses and parental details. An additional application by Lester Meade of Swatara Station, aged 22, appeared in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon County
Marria
Iren G. Kurtz
of & Érstown
Sfrand
Ziett
Guilford Street
Hter
Orga Hartnett
Lektet L. Fox
F Richand R. D
Ta Fok
Beulah
Samuel Sbs Light
Lebanon
Monroe M. Gibble
Rantville R. D
Imtr
Ts. Morria Gibble
Weorothy Im. Manbeck
Jonestown R. D
Jang’ Mra
Thomas E. Mare
Eck. Tearle J. Brighton
Wid
Martha M. Howard
Ollege Street
Palmyra
Laa
David M. Hom
Iday
Lester Meade
Tshaugh
Swatara Statioc
George Balsbaugh
Lenesh
Upsherman
Fralarra
Rose M
Mt Gretna News Roundup From June Daybook
Mt Gretna notes report James Ider ill with a cold and recent confinement at home over several days. Mary Narcovitich visits Kristine Pratt on Columbia Avenue. Eugene Otto Jr. sustains a broken finger from a baseball game. Chester Bartlett and his young daughter return from Hummelstown after visiting the former’s aunt Elizabeth Tove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catt
Gretna
James Ider
Mary Narcovitich
Aneaater
Thureday
Kristine Pratt
Columbia
Hugene Otto, Jr
Chester Barlett
Community Parties Highlight Local Social Week
The past week featured a surprise birthday for June Huber at her home with gifts and a lively party atmosphere. A St Marys Reformed church festival followed at the social rooms, showcasing a parade of girl performers in national costumes and games, with attendance including many area families and church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Leba
Mary Strickiex
Louise
Anberger
Iss
Bernetha Strickier
Warn, Pa Tak
Spice
Huber
Ali
Serx
LaVerne Hewe
Grace Firentine
Edna
Horst
sMabel Herr
Harry Fe
Jose
Phifie Hartman
Ressler
June Huber
Jeanette Hew
John Taayser
Jom “Ein Huber
Larrs
George ES
Eitz
Irvin Huber
John “Layser
H. M_ SEuber
St. Tmraul's Reformed Church
C. A
Ee Saaterat
Pauline Blecher
Stella x
Stella X————W Sere Hackvengtose, Mabel Boyer
Une Koni
Dorothy Farlow
Keener
Arlene Bross
Myrti —— Keener
Kathryn Bomberger
arrie Mil_ “ey
Kathryn Balsbars
Evelyn Kral
June Horst
E Fralich
Yolen Behney
Katine — Am Albert
Eoorelanna Balsbauz
Kathryn ‘Hartman
Betty Enc
Dorothy Yet
Lanes
Jene
Krall
Gra
Firestine
s.John Reinhold
Sas
Mary Sorie
The
Reformed
Mann
New Town Meeting Noted With Local Attendees
In Newmaston on July 16 a public hall gathering listed attendees including Ray W. Seiglsy, Mrs. Lee Keeney, John S. Allen, Starry, and Ross Spangler. The event was organized by a local library association and discussed community plans and camp activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansiown
Vivania Dutch
Blay
Em Vogel
Sthand
Wn Hall
P. O
Camp Schansto
Ray Wseiglsy
Lee Eis Keeney
Kohms
Lady Allen
Wyulm
Starry
Ross Spangler
Kreider Ordered to Pay $3 Weekly in Non Support Case
In South Annville, Paul Kreider appeared with his father in a non support case. His wife’s attorney said Kreider owed twelve dollars weekly for three children and an infant, but arrears stretched seven weeks. Judge Henry ordered $3 weekly support for the wife and infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kreider
South Annville Township
Joan C. Hanck
Kreider
Kreitler
Henry
C.K. Cinerich
Malta Protectors Meet at Water Works
Misa Minerva Gingrich and Mrs Muttlerlogs hosted the Malta Protectors Association of the Dames of Malta Friday at the Water Works. Eighteen attended the session which set August host duties for Harrisburg Protectors and scheduled July 5 gathering at Mrs Minnie Miller’s cottage with refreshments. Scorers included Mrs Jane Ebright high, Mrs Minnie Miller high in Pinochle, and Mrs Nora Albright low in tango.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Minerva Gingrich
Mra
Damen of
Malta
Water Works
Lebanon
Harrisburg Protectors
Minnie Miller
Miller
Enma Nugiese Hosteesey
Hogtessea
Jane Ebright
Jon
Lillian Pigmire
Mies Nora Albright
Horst Re elected Head of State Alumni
Miles Horst of Palmyra Pa. re elected president of the Penn State Alumni Association with 22 000 members. Edward K Hiberman executive secretary and R H Craig and others were re elected as officers. Alumni board meets July 22 23 to plan next year’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Miles Horst
Palmyra
Pennsylvania State College
Penn State Alumni Association
Edward K. Hiberman
R. H. Craig
Harrisburg
Julia Brill
John L. Romig
Kennett Square
Local man placed on probation after larceny plea
Davilla Galgaway 37 pleaded guilty in a local court on Saturday to stealing a $356 wristwatch from Earl Ross of 249 Partridge Street. Judge G V Henry suspended sentence after noting Galgaway had no prior arrests in 25 years. The watch was recovered, resold briefly, then returned to the owner. Galgaway was ordered to pay costs and serve one year on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davilla Galgaway
Guily
Earl Ross
Partridge Street
G. V. Henry
Galgeway
Herman Angpach
Gangaway
Anspach
Bunker Hill Resident Remains in Recovery after Truck Incident
Leroy Moonshine, injured by a coal truck in April, returned home Saturday from Good Samaritan hospital Buffering from a fractured skull. He is greeted by employer Warvey Beeshare and many relatives including Mr and Mrs Ralph Helsay and children, Mr and Mrs Irvin Kline, Mrs Teesa Berttheisel and family, and Bean and Pearce families. Paul and Pauline Hustetter, recent Jonestown high school graduates, were noted for their Washington DC and New York City trip last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Leroy Moonshine
Apr
Good Samaritan Hospital
Warvey Beeshare
Ralph Helsay
Uee
Fay
Truth
Eaue
Irvin Kline
Teesa Berttheisel
Harriel
Walter, Jr
William James
Anna
Violet Bean
Charles Bean
Ierman Pearce
Davidsburg
Park County
Paul
Pauline Hustetter
Jonestown
Washington, D .C
New York City
Lebanon County Approves Bridge Painting Plan
County commissioners at the courthouse on Thursday arranged for painting the bridge. Structural work to be completed as part of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon County
Miss Tarrach Weds Irwin Schaak at St Mark's Church
Dorothy May Tarrach daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Tarrach of 133 South Tenth Street married Irwin Russell Schaak son of Haymond Schaak 825 Scull Street at St Mark's Reformed Church Mifflin Street Mighth and Miflin Streets Saturday afternoon. The service featured palms and cat flowers with Rev Henry J Herber assisted by Rev J Calvin Fisher. The bride wore white silk marquisette with train and veil and carried white roses. Matron of honor was Mrs Ralph Tarrach in blue chiffon. best man Ralph Tarrach. ushers Paul Shelley Lea Peiffer. Reception followed at the bride's home and the couple left for Atlantic City on honeymoon. They will reside at 701 Walnut Street. The bride is a 1932 Lebanon High School graduate and works in Dr Paul Gates dental office. The groom, a Lebanon High School graduate, is a receiving teller at Farmers Trust Co. He has resided with J W Bowman at 209 South Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Reformed Church
Mighth and
Miflin Streeta
Dorothy May Tarrach
Fred Tarrach
South Tenth Street
Irwin Russell Schank
Haymond F. Schaak
Scull Street
Henry J. Herber
J. Calvin Fisher
St. Mark's
Ierritage
Ralph Tarrach
Pride
Paul Shelley
Lea Peiffer
Atlantic City
Walnut Street
Leanon High School
Paul Gates
Lebanon High School
Farmers Trust Company
J. W. Bowman
South Third Street
James Hicks Jailed in Larceny Case Alias Frank Baker
James Hicks known as Frank Baker appeared in court facing a larceny charge after pleading guilty. District Attorney Brubaker presented a federal record labeling Hicks an habitual criminal with arrests for larceny liquor violations robbery and other offenses in several cities. Judge Henry noted the lengthy record and sentenced Hicks to 18 months to 3 years in the eastern penitentiary and ordered a dollar fine plus court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hicks
Frank Baker
Murning
Sunset Market
Marl A. Brubaker
Federal Bureau of Information
Washington,d. C
Hicks
Baker
Harrisburg
Detroit
Michigan
Jackson
Muskegon
Cleveland
Ohio
Baltimore
Maryland
Henry
Miss Mae Holtzman and Paul Helm Wed in Harrisburg Home
Miss Mae 1K Holtzman of Progress and Paul H W Helm of Harrisburg were married Thursday evening by Rev. J M Miller at his residence 262 South Highth Street. The couples are listed as the children of Nathan J Holtzman and Ernest Helm, respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
White is Dow bidder on rural route project
A. A. White Inc. of this city was the official low bidder for constructing 2.66 miles of traffic bound surface 14 feet wide on a rural route in Barr Township Cambria county The corporation bid 21565 30 dollars per the Secretary of Highways Roy Brownmiller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. White Inc
Barr Township
Cambria County
Roy §. Brownmiller
Local court hears case on lottery and insurance charges
Pete Ansinteh of this city and Joseph J. Maguire a Pennsylvania State Insurance Department special investigator appeared to represent defendants. Judge Heary ordered the costs paid and gave Ansinteh three months to settle as the case focused on state lottery prosecutions rather than severe penalties. Guth and Weindal were expected to cooperate with the state in pursuing the two remaining defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Ansinteh
Joancourt
Joseph J. MaGnire
Pennsylvania State Insurance Department
Huared
McGuire
Tasum Hee
Tint
Pennsylvania
Haston
la Berne
McGailre
Avepach
J. Warren Guth
State Department
Hunt
Guth
Heary
Thenee
Anspach
Suspended Sentence For Albert Krill In Peanut Machine Theft
Albert Krill a seventeen year old from Millbach was convicted of stealing two peanut vending machines from the Vetter restaurant at Schaeffers town last month. The court suspended sentence and placed him on probation for a year after hearing defense claim of ill health and poverty and noting no prior Pennsylvania record. The boy must pay costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sys
Millbach
Vetter
Schaefferstown
Joseph Hill
Albert Lewis
Hirl
Krish
Reading
Brubaker
I. A
Krill
Pennsylvania
Kril
Maryland
Pauline Heverling Weds Royce Mader in Home Ceremony
Pauline Heverling, daughter of Mr and Mrs George P Moverlng, married Royce Currhellng Mader, son of Mr and Mrs George L D Mader, at the bride’s home Saturday morning. Rev Niwood Schwonk officiated at Trinity Lutheran. The couple will honeymoon at Niagara Falls and Canada and reside at 997 East Lehman Street. The bride wore a white silk cape style suit and white accessories. the groom wore a white gabardine suit. He is employed at the Mader Furniture Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Pauline Man Meyarling
George P. Moverlng
Millin Street
Royce Curhellng Mader
George LD
Lehman Gheel
Iter
Niwood Schwonk
Trinity Lutheran Church
Nigara Falls
Canada
East
Lehman Street
Mader Furniture Company
Chorus Wins State Title at Rural Contest
Lebanon County chorus known as Bea con EW Chorus won first place at the sixth annual rural chorus contest at State College. Directors include Prof. EB P. Rutledge of Lebanon Valley College. New Tripoli Chorus took second, Hillcrest Community Chorus third. Next performance June 18 at Ensminger's Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon County
Hil Church
Cleona
State College
EB. P. Rutledge
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Songsters
Lebanon
New Tripoli Chorus
Lehigh County
Hillcrest Community Chorus
Somerset County
Bridal Shower Honors Arlene Eshelman in Palmyra
Arlene Eshelman of Palmyra, engaged to L Meade Balsbaugh of Hershey, was surprised with a Palmyra shower hosted by her sister Mrs Leroy Miller at her mother Mrs Rose Gingrich’s home. Guests played pinochle and bingo, and a yellow rose corsage was given. High pinochle scorer was Mrs Ammon Greiner, high bingo scorer Mrs Russel Mosler, low pinochle scorer Arsene Fasnacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Eshelman
Palmyra
L. Meade Balsbaugh
Hershey
Rose Gingrich
South Chestnut Street
Leroy Miller
Ammon Greiner
Russel Mosler
Bingo
Arsene Fasnacht
Victor Tinny
Joseph &. Laveck
Homer
Illinois inmate James Turner returns to penitentiary
An Illinois man James Turner alias Fred Wilburt was escorted back to the Illinois penitentiary after police charged him with robbing a Front Street Heights home. A welfare department representative said he violated parole and must serve a one to twenty year term as a warden will enforce the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turner
Fred Wilburt
Front Street Heights
Ininolg Penitentiary
Iluots Department of Welfare
Harry Scouler
Sign Road Petitions Progress in Lebanon Tower City Route
Reports show ongoing signing of petitions to complete the Lebanon to Tower City road from Gold Mine Station in Cold Spring township through Lebanon, Dauphin, and Schuylkill counties. Lebanon county lists 3,000 signers. two from the Schuylkill-Dauphin district in Juykens Valley add 409 names. The Philadelphia and Reading Co. has not objected to the highway’s completion. Further petitions from all three counties remain to be added before presentation to Harrisburg's highways secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon- Tower City
Gold Mine Station
Cold Spring Township
This County
Tower City
Schuylkil County
Lebanon County
Schuylkil-Dauphin
Juykens Valley
Philadelphia and Reading Coat and Tron Company
Lebanon, Dauphin
Schuylkill
Lebanon
Dauphin
Secretary of Highways
Harrisburg
Esther Etter Weds Leon Levinson in Harrisburg Ceremony
Esther Etter becomes bride of Leon Levinson in a wedding with about 300 guests from Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York at Munsonie Hall. Bride wore white gown with half veil and white roses. Attendant May Razelle Levitz in pink chiffon. Best man Agron Eller and usher Herman Gart. After reception the couple drove to Canada and will live at 630 Camp Street Harrisburg. Bride works in State Revenue Department. groom a Temple University graduate employed at the Harrisburg post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsonie Hall
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Mlay Razelle Levitz
Thie City
Miss Levitz
Agron
State Revenue Department
Lebanon
Capitol City
Levinson
Temple University
Harrisburg Posts Office
Binner Sentenced for Gasoline Theft in Lebanon County
Charles Binner of this city pleaded guilty to larceny of gasoline. He received three to six months in Lebanon County Jail and a one dollar fine plus costs. Judge C. V. Henry noted a prior court record as Corporal L. G. Adams presented the case details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Binner
Lebanon County
C. V. Henry
Binner
L. G. Adams
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Children’s Day Observed at St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
About sixty children presented a program titled All Things right and Beautiful at St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church Sunday evening under Rev W F Dave. John H Liogd sang two selections including Working Together with his daughter at the piano. Miss Carlin Borgner and Peter Stanilla directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
W. F. Dave
Carlin Borgner
Peter Stanilla
John H. Liogd
Plan Gruber Reunion Announcement
The fourteenth annual Gruber clan reunion was announced for Sunday July 10 at Long's Grove east of Myerstown. Family members are urged to attend the gathering and reconnect with relatives from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gruber Clan
Long's Grove
Myerstown
Guard Units Off to Camp In Cheatnut Street Move
Two Lebanon National Guard units begin a two week field training and gun practice tour from Cheatnut Street armory. The 213th Coast Artillery detachment led by Lieut Ralph Bowman travels 426 miles to First Story Virginia, returning via Gettysburg for a celebration. Battery H under Captain Georges Tucker commands 65 men with Lieuts Melching Feather, and city patrols join the units. The city medical detachment heads to Indiantown Gap next month under Major John Bogerl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
National Guard
Cheatnut Street
Firt Story
Virginia
Gettysburg
213Th Coast Artilley
Ralph O. Bowman
Georges T. Tucker
Philip Melching
John Feather
Medical Department
Indiantown Gap
John D. Bogerl
Millcreek Alumni Note Anniversary Observed at Dinner Dance
The thirtieth anniversary of Millcreek township high school alumni in Newmanstown was marked by a dinner-dance at Hershey Park Golf Club. Guests included Edith Peterson and class of 1908 member, with a crimson and white decor theme and musical entertainment led by Donald Witter and Dorothy Witter. The program featured solos, a play excerpt, an accordion solo, a vocal duet, and a girls' trio, followed by roll call and alma mater singing. Officers for the past year were Grace North, Walter Kelm, Mabel Gerhard, and Carson Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millcreek Township
Newmanstown
Hershey Park
Edith Peterson
Donald Witter
Dorothy Witter
Misa Grace North
Russell Coldren
Catherine Gerhard
Misa Amsabel Gerhard
Harry Ilbach
Carson Carrett
Wilmer Haldeman
Grace North
Robert Noll
Viola Zimmerman
Beatrice Noll
Romaine Hacker
Mia Sara Steinmetz
Neowmanetown
Bill Zeswitz
Deep Rhythm Orchestra
Association
Mine Grace North
Walter Kelm
Mabel Gerhard
Carson Garrett
Rochester man jailed on charge of obtaining money under false pretenses
Edward Reilly, 62, of Rochester, New York, was committed to Lebanon county prison after arrest by police for obtaining money under false pretenses. He appeared before Fifth Ward alderman Henry W. Hamilton and faced possible plea at the local courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Reilly
Rochester
N. Y
Lebanon County
Henry W. Hamilton
Fifth Ward
Harry Scaler
Reilly
Ed. Shott
Elty Po- Neeman
Po- Hee
Sealer
Divorce Proceedings Notice in South Annville Case
Upon motion of Attorney Chris Nan R. Gingrich Judge Henry appointed Attorney G H Moyer as commissioner to take depositions in the divorce proceedings of Paul R Kreider a South Annville resident employed as a truck driver for Sprecher Bros against his wife Catherine Kreider. It Pays to Advertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris- Nan R. Gingrich
Henry
G. H. Moyer
Paul R. Kreider
South Annville
Sprecher Bros
Catherine Kreider
Richland prepares for Glorious Fourth celebration and fire association event
Richland residents head preparations for two upcoming borough events within weeks. A grand Glorious Fourth fireworks show will feature heavy aerial displays by Sorto Brothers of Flemington and a post dark celebration at the carnival grounds. The Lebanon County Fire Association convention arrives June 26 with a large parade and a carnival week, including a $500 prize for best unit. State police will aid traffic control. parade route runs 2.2 miles with sidewalks for spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Sorto Brothers
Flemington
N. J
Lebanon County Fire Association
Firemen's Association
Lebanon
Double Wedding in Finer Evangelical Parsonage
Mias Joyce Shelley and Walter Rager of 124 North Fourth Street wed in a double ceremony with Miss Violet Engle of 309 New Street and Paul W Feather of 314 New Street. Rev. Georges Riffert officiated. Rager works at Automatic Nut Company and Feather at Cornwall Mines. They will reside in a newly furnished home at 126 North Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Joyce Shelley
Walter Rager
North Fourth Street
Violet Engle
New Street
Paul W. Feather
Georges Riffert
Rager
Automatic Nut. Company
Feather
Cornwall Mines
Thair
Birth Announced for Hony Snavely’s Family
Hony Snavely of 906 Cumberland Street, appliances dealer, welcomes a baby boy born over the weekend. He has a grown son and daughter from a previous marriage. this is the first child with his second wife. The family is reported happy and healthy. Snavely is active in the Webanon Rotary Club and other local social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.ony Snavely
Cumberland Street
Mr. Snavely
Mr. Spavely
Webanon Reatary Club
Cretng Players Cast Guests at Lebanon Exchange Club
Members of the Cretng Players will be guests of the Exchange Club of Lebanon at the weekly Tuesday meeting at Rutter's Restaurant 635 Cumberland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretng Players
Exchange Club of Lebanon
Rutter'’s
Cumberland Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
MT. Gretna
Schaefferst
Miss Tarrach
Irwin Schaak
WHITE
DOW
Albert Krill
Pauline Heverling
Royce Mader
Toebanon
Ensminger's Park
Binnagles Church
Ill
Esther Etter
Samuel Etter
South Dighth Atreat
Leona &. Levinson
Morrisburg
Leon Levinson
Chas
Plan Gruber Reunion
Millcreek
Danny
Hy George McManus
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