Fire destroys Avon home. neighbor saves occupant
Mrs. Dundore is rescued from a burning Avon residence by neighbor Frank Hoke after fire breaks out while she lies in bed. Fire department delayed by lack of water and engine. Lebanon chemical engine and bucket brigades helped contain flames. Building insured. total loss to the Dundore home about $1,150 with $1,000 policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mreake
Barhing
Elias Dundore
Alohe
Woark
Avon
Bila Dondore
Alrak
Dunilore
Frank Hoke
Periahed
Hoke
Parst
Lebanon
Kjndt
J. R. Lantz
John A. Bollman
W.G. Loyser
Iain Albright
Robert Neayer
Wm. St. Robt
Charles 4. Weiss
Jack Brooks
Feds
Banquet at Behney House Honors Koppa Upsilon Phi
The Koppa Upsilon Phi Fraternity of Albright College held its second annual banquet at the Behney House Myerstown Ed Spangler proprietor. Attendees included Prof. WP Welker Dr W T Killian Clark Grogs H W Buck and others. The event featured a formal feast and impromptu addresses emphasizing fellowship and fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koppa Upsilon Phi Fraternity
Albright College
Bahney House
Myerstown
Spangler
W. P. Welker
W. P. Setiuetter
WP. Welker
W. T. Killian
Clark Grogs
H. W. Buck
HW. . Weller
Wan, Patterson
R. D. Smoyer
A. Kuerr
W. P. Schaeffer
D. Brundle
Polteiger
F. Be, Erdinav
Ray Kelebyner
H. H. Haverstlek
Bride and Groom Return From Wedding Trip
Francis F. Griffiths assistant superintendent at the Lackawire Tron and Steel coke plant and his bride return home after their wedding trip and stop at the Colonial hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis F. Grifiths
Lackawaiirt Tron & Steel Company
Colonial Hotel
Realty Transfers Soared In Cornwall And Lebanon Townships
Real estate transfers show Frank Yeagley selling to Edward Shoots a Cornwall township residence for 875 dollars. Daniel Folmer Jr sells to Allen D. Volwer a East Lebanon residence for 806 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Yeagley
Edward
Cornwall Township
Daniel Folmer, Jr
Allen D. Vol‘wer
East Lebanon
Delay in Organ Building postpones church recital
Delays in shipment of material for the new organ at First Reformed Church force the postponement of the planned recital set for Thursday evening. Funds and performers remain ready. a new date will be announced once materials arrive.
Brunner Family Hosts Large Home Party At Latrobe Area
A family gathering near Berlin in Somerset county drew guests from Latrobe and surrounding areas. Misses Helen Colling Nel Moonts Margaret Mary Altert and Helen Brunner plus other friends attended a considerable house party with attendance from various counties. Several guests departed today with others to follow later in the week. The Brunner sisters visited Florence Brunner on Monday afternoon and toured local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem
Hown
Briviner
Trunner
Alate
Helen Colling
Nel Moonts
Berlin
Somerset County
Margaret and
Mary Altert
Latrobe
Westmoreland County
Mix Helen Brunner
Baltimore
Brunner
Florence Brunner
List of Letters Remaining Uncalled for at Lebanon Post Office
Post office notices dated June 15 1908 list uncalled letters for Lebanon Pennsylvania and Lebanon Virginia. Names include Ruth Fahnastocl Milag Miller Kate Semman A Simcox Win Weaver J H Wheatley Mary Wolf D Boyer W Black Geo Florence Edward Jolson Jordan Dante Mamma Reuben Goliday Edger Snyder William Wixen Charlie Zeligter Yohan Lavarchak Paula Pubravelen Nar Slovenakyod Iyavakudnik and others. One cent will be collected on every letter advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Mra
Ruth Fahnastocl
Bert McFadden
Milag Matilda Miller
Hebecca Mani
Mise Mil- Tey Itckson
Kate Semman
A. Simcox
Win, Weaver
J. HL. Wheatley
Mary M. Wolf
Gents
Jast
D. Boyer
W. Black
W. G. Clark
Geo
T. Florence
Join Asset
Edward Jolson
J. Tf
Jordan
George TF
Kalyelage
Dante Mamma
W. J. Niles
Reuben M. Goliday
Edger Snyder
Wiliam Tnttt
William Wi
Graduates in Musicale at Lebanon Valley College
The Lebanon Valley College Conservatory of Music held a Monday evening commencement in a full auditorium with graduates from several towns. Named graduates include Virgin Bachman Annville. Hila Black Annville. Mary Hornetick Palmyra. Grace Nissley Hummelstown. Mabel Walmer Lebanon. The program featured Beethoven Pastor al Symphonies and Greig Peer Gynt suite along with solo performances. Diplomas were conferred by President Roop. next annual concert set for June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Valley College Conservatory
Mirate
Aptee
Amudience
Warrisboro
Reading
Philadelphia
Lebanon
Myerstown
Palmyra
Hummelstown
Virgin Bachman
Annville
Hila Black
Mary Hornetick
Girace Niss
Valeria Hellman
Department of
Department of Education
Pref
Olubum
Pres
TL Roop
State Haymakers to Meet at Chambersburg Parade
Members of the State Haymakers Association and the Independent Order of Red Men look forward to the AMM Convention in Chambersburg on Saturday July 18. A 3 o'clock parade will feature about 1000 Haymakers and the Haymakers band from the city will lead and provide music. The Rosedale opera house will host representatives and sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Haymakers’ Association
Order of Red Men
AMM
Chambersburg
Oelock
Ine
Haynakers
Rosedale Opera Louse
State Association
Allentown
Haymakers
Garba
Faraers
Bend
Wartsburg
Vity
Trans-Continental Trip Details From City to West Coast
Mr and Mrs He Uf Gable undertake a continental journey visiting San Antonio New Orleans Angelis San Frandisco Portland Seattle Denver for business with Ro le 3 Co. This newspaper card notes travel route and employer association from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Uf Gable Haya
San Antonio
Texas
New Orleans
Low Angelis
San Frandisco
Cal
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Denver
Culordo
the Die
Role 3. Co
Reforming Pastors Meet in Lebaton Valley Reformed Session
Monday, B S Bromer and Rev Vow Kip Wel with Rev Calvin Fisher of this city attended a meeting at Tulpehooken Reform Church. The gathering honored Rev Ad Welker with busts and adjourned to Gale Ber after the seated season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey
B.S. Bromer
Kip Wel
Calvin Fisher
Omering
Lebaton Valley
Tulpehooken Reform Church
Parseopage
Ad Welker
Galeber
Shenandoah Man to Wed Says Clerk Records License
Shenandoah man seeks marriage license to wed Win Res fais, clerk Kochendener files the record. A Shenandoah resident and Mine Buoy Jo Mason, daughter of Mason, are mentioned in the notice. The fragmentary text records a pending marriage event and parental identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Kochendener
Jo Mason
Urs
Mason
Fire destroys Loge cone building in Annville. family escapes
A two and a half story frame building owned by Thomas Loser in Annville was gutted by a fire of unknown origin late yesterday evening. Samuel Keller, his wife, and daughter barely escaped via outside stairs as flames swept the rear into the Weckamith shop. Keller was badly burned on hands and face, while Henry Steno and Harvey Loser aided in the escape. The Keller family will reside with relatives until a new home is arranged. Annville volunteers fought the blaze and confined the flames to the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wine Nettle Herr
Annville
Loge Cone Works
Samuel WW Keller
Wever
Weller
Mrs. Keller
Henry Steno
Mr. Keller
Annie
Keller
Thomas S. Loser
Amiville
Hoyn
Bismarck
Married at Cornwall in a Charm filled Ceremony
Edward Gebhard and Misa Bila Binner of Cornwall wed at Cornwall Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. O R Cook officiating. The ceremony featured organists Sydney Moyer and Mrs Bells Grant, bridesmaid Dalgy Donley, and groom's attendant William Bradley. About 250 guests attended a reception at the groom’s home before they begin housekeeping in Cornwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormwall Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward Gebhard
Misa Bila Binner
Cornwall
Charitage
O. R. Cook
Mbin Sydney Moyer
Lebanon
Bells Grant
William Binver
Wilmington
New Jersey
Nistle Paid Back Money After Embezzlement Charge
Frank J. Nistie of this city settled with Union News Company defense counsel Aides min Gerberich on Monday afternoon by paying back the amount alleged embezzled plus costs totaling 88.89 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Nistie
Union News Company
Aidesmin Gerberich
Hye
Agp Kung
Peace patch up for Hungarians on the run scene
A fragmented report notes several Hungarians arrested Saturday face charges related to an atomic device. They reportedly fled a chase before being tracked to a house on Colebrook street, where the pursuit ended without further incident as authorities dropped further actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palr
Abderinue
Ot. Miler
Grase
Colebpouk
Citymakers' Band Plans Formation of Band Union
The Citymakers' Band held an ape that meeting last evening and appointed a committee to consider the possibility of joining the movement on tour to form a band union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appetnl Qa
Beautiful Dogs Owned by Local Figure Sparks Interest
Odd tale from the Union House circle notes Harry Witthe, son of Lunford Witt le, as owner of Sine Utter al Beast fuuandis, a pair of praised canine companions drawing admiration from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Witthe
Lunford Wittle
Union House
Resigned Bank Teller to Become Chief Clerk in Scranton Firm
Frank P. Rutter resigned from First National Bank after ten years as a clerk and will assume duties as chief clerk for Scranton Hat and Nut Company, led by President William D. Zeinder. A son of Mrs. Sarah Rutter of North Fourth Street, he is active in city musical events and was known for prior service in the Pennsylvania Bolt and Nut offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Riliter
First National Bank
Scranton Hott & Nat Company
Wiliam D. Zeinder
Rutter
Zehnder
Pennsylvania Bolt & Nut Company
Thin Ery
Sarah Rutter
North Fourth Street
Lebanon High School
Pennsylvania Company
Fourth of July Picnic Meeting for Sunday Schools
General Sunday School Committee convenes tonight at the railroad office to decide if the annual Mt Gretta union picnic should proceed. A D Smith, president of the G L railroad, will outline inducements to encourage attendance as representatives from city Sunday schools prepare to vote on continuing the tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Smit
G. & L. Railroad Company
Ue Company
Mt Gretta
Smith
Robbed at Central Market as youths blamed for theft
A young girl from the north end of the city reports her purse and money stolen at the Central Market on Eighth Street this morning. The incident sparked tears and led to calls to eject children from the market to curb petty theft, as few clues linked to any single culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Maury Rodearmel
Northorn
Aolando
Gore
Avila
Wagon At Total Wreck On Quittapahilia Creek Bridge
Delivery wagon driven by T. J. Gibert on Lehman and Birth wad Lehman streets suffered a spectacular wreck on Tuesday. The horse bolted onto Spring Street and then Cumberland and Tenth Streets, collapsing the wagon onto the Quittapahilia creek bridge. No one was hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Gibert
Grover
Lehman Streets
Tuesdy
Spring Street
Cumberland
Tenth Streets
Quittapahilia Creek Bridge
Mrs Long and Miss Wolfe Arrive at Wagh Head Farm for Summer
Mrs Long and Miss Wolfe of New York City have reached Wagh Head farm near Sheridan for the summer residence. Mrs Long, who has vacationed in the county for years, plans to entertain friends this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Mis
Long Aml
Misa M. EL Wolfe
New York City
Wagh Head Farm
Mra
Long Bar
New York Commission Merchant Arrives for Summer
Leng, a commission merchant from New York City, arrives in the county and takes up residence for the summer at a farm between Richkind and Myerstown. He will host several New York friends during the hot months on various visits to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leng
New York City
Richkind
Myerstown
New York
Visiting Her Parents Here In New York State
Mrs Joby Hh Hunsicker junior wife of a mechanical engineer at Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company Buffalo New York is visiting her parents Tuesday with Mrs James M Snyder on North Tenth Street near Whitlow Blooms. Mrs Hunsicker in well pleased with her new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joby HH. Hunsicker, Jr
Lackawanna Lron and Steel Company
Buffalo
No Y
James M. Snyder
North Tath Street
Witlow
Hunsicker
Co. A. Boys At Gretna Camp Start June 29
The Lanegater Y M C A boys will report to Mt Gretna on June 29 for a two week outing. Juniors from Lebanon County Y M C A share in the trip with Harry W. Gibson, general secretary of the association, in charge of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
Mt Gretna Oy
Lebanon
Harry W. Gibson
Laie Cratey Association
Che Giup
Leave Granted to Major General Miller for Overseas Visit
Major General Charles Miller of the National Guard of Pennsylvania visited Mount Gretna during the encampment with Gen Gobin's brigade. He has been granted a leave of absence from May 20 to July 1, with permission to go beyond the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
National
Gutrad
Pennsylvania
Mount Gretna
Stamps to Be Destroyed Under Ruling for Beer Vendors
Revere Ganeetor persney ruled that retail beer vendors must destroy stamps placed over bung heads. Kegs returned to breweries without stamps deranged will face penalties. Stamps will be prosecuted, and authorities warn enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Ganeetor Persney
Facilities to be enlarged at Lebanon Valley College
Aggressive steps to improve college facilities were approved at the annual trustees meeting. President Roop recommended a 250000 endowment and facility enhancements. The day featured a junior oratorical contest won by John A. Shaud with prize money and Nellie Reed as runner up. An alumni banquet followed with toasts by notable alumni including H. Roop and Wm. Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clane
Roop
John A. Shaud
Nellie Reed
Raa
Suaud
Anngille
Mike Nellie Reed
Shamokin
Charles A. Misher
Lebanon
Ralph Appenzellar
Chambersburg
Memk Tfemadman
Columbia
Shaud
Putitan
Tavillier
Unetnar
Hummelstown
And
Brooks Parker
Thosten
Ladies’ Hall
Hershey Backenster
Harrisburg
Rey
Burtner
Masa
Alex
Jonking
Brook
O. . Wingerd
Shippensburg
Fred Light
H. 1
Arnold
Class Day ATL V C Observed With Ivy Planting Program
A mid afternoon class day program featured Monte Dixie Land Tamnes President's Address and a lineup of music readings and orations. Officers listed include Charles Allen Wisher as president Ralph C Schieffer as vice president Lillian M Schott as secretary Arlas J Daugherty as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Dixie Land
Tamnes
Allen Pisher Scarlet
Sarah
Helms Possi
Smith Wees Wol
Edith HW
Spangler
Seboestep
Meyer Hershey Presentations
Theop
Laas
Composin Co
New Trust Co. Plans in Palmyra Disclosed
The Movement to form farmers bank at Palmyra ends. Lebanon Valley Trust Co. will be organized with 27000 stock, already 4000 subscribed. Interim officers include Samuel Engle as President and A L Taudis as Secretary. Incorporators feature prominent local businessmen from Palmyra, Lawn, Campbelltown and nearby towns. The company will lease offices in the New Kender building on Trail-Yoad street and seek a charter from Grey Pennypacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barmers' Bank
Paloiyta
Lebanon Valley ‘Trust Company
Enp
Tas
Khare
Samuel
Eugle
Moyer
Eugene W. Bowman
Ducoh Landis
Palaiyra
Hiram i Newgard
Palmyra
Hi Hami
Newsard
Mt. Pheatant
Negrist
Exqy
Pomppary
Grey
Pennypacker
Kelner
Mala
Trail- Yoad Street
Thaanelat
Che Deld
Estate letters granted for Susan Yust and Martha Hains
Letters testamentary on the estate of Susan Yust of this city were granted today to Kranklin Yust. Letters of administration on the estate of Martha Hains of this city were granted today to PL Labins of Grantville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Yust
Kranklin Yust
Martha Dg. Hains
Dhis Ely
PL Labilns
Grantville
Editor Kreider to Join State Editorial Association Trip
Joseph I. Kreider publisher and editor of the Annville Journal and his wife plan a pleasant jaunt with the State Editorial Association on a three day excursion. The objective code lists Atlantic City as the destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph I. Kreider
MHP
Annville
Adjudged Lunatics Named in Local Court Record
Sleuky Mimamieberger of dseehsen township and Mrs. Biezie Horst of North Lomutdenry township were adjudged fanatics by Judge Rood in the county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleuky Mimamieberger
Ag Dseehsen
Ami
Biezie Horst
North
Lomutdenry Towhetp
Diay Boen
Dinettes and Music Delight Street Gathering
A sociable gathering at the Hartnett home Monday evening featured music and singing by young ladies including Ming Sadie Harter and Nora Dore with a graphophone. Guests included Della Yount Alma Keevans Agnea Kiellly Nora More Mamie Connell and several Hartnett relatives with James Behenroth providing piano. Refreshments followed the fine program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mladen Hartnett
James Behenroth
Ming Sadie Harter
Oher
Nora Dore
Missea Della Yount
Alma Keevans
Agnea Kiellly
Nora More
Mamie Connell
Katie Hartnett
Margaret Connell
Saw Me
Annie Harter
Charles Thompsink
Chanes McLaughlin
Charles Deisey
Paul Arnold
Kares Bleistein
Thomag
Fitzg Bhons
Arthur Clark
James Eckenroth
Matt, Cavanaugh
Charles Iartnett
Valley Bank Officers Elect New Presid ent and VP
At a morning board meeting Valley National Bank unanimously elected Charles H. Killinger as president for the unexpired term following the death of Adam Rise. Dr Samuel Welsa was named vice president and Telit chosen solicitor. Welmer also elected director to fill the vacancy caused by Rise's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Killinger
S. P. Light
Valley National Bank
GC. HY
Killinger
Adam
Samuel Welsa
ST. Telit
Price Area
Welmer
Yarmiey
Achim Rise
Gathering at Gettysburg Delegates to State Convention
Local delegation from Lebanon county gathers in Gettysburg for the annual provision convention. Delegates elected include Teel Grumbine Molly Smith Clinton Bolts Reber Light Wenger Bomberger Bowman. Most left for Gettysburg this afternoon with others to follow this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cettysburg
Lebanon County
Teel, Grumbine
Molly
A.D. Smith
Clinton F. Bolts
Jonathan WT. Reber
Aben Light
Martin B. Wenger
Bass and sunfish season opens with hopeful anglers
Reports from local fishermen say bass and sunfish season opens to strong expectations. Anglers expect a banner year as weed growth aids catches. A $20 penalty applies to anyone caught with inappropriate gear or colors during the season.
Southern visitor arrives to visit Cumberland Street homes
Mrs Wthel, wife of James Larimer, formerly assistant superintendent at Colebrook furnaces, visits from the south to see Mrs Sd Lineaweaver and daughter on Hast Cumberland Street. Larimer has been managing a large Tennessee furnace for a year, recently resigned to take a position with a large iron firm near Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wthel
James
Larimer
Colebrook Furnaces
Sd. Lineaweaver
Cumberland Street
Tennessee
Plitsburg
Reading Telegram Sold to Green Syndicate
The Reading Telegram changes hands to a syndicate led by former Congressman H. D. Green with Herbert R. Green and G. Fred Mertz as stockholders. New officers will assume duties next week and the paper will stay at its current location. It will continue as an aggressively Democratic newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Telegram
H. D. Green
Herbert R. Green
G. Fred Mertz
Married at Lititz In a Moravian ceremony
Daniel Groff and Miss Mabel L Enek of Littiz were wed in their new Lititz home by Rev J S Hagen. Bridesmaids were Miss Florence Spangler of this city and Miss Margie Young of Columbia. Attendants included Miss Marie Blarkson of Columbia and Miss Katherina Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel &. Groff
Mabel L Enek
Littig
J. 8. Hagen
Plorence Spangler
Margie Young
Columbia
Marie Blarkson
Misa Katherina Smith
Clerical Change at Miller's Cash Grocery Store
Rufus W. Welty of North Sixth Street is presented for a clerk position at M. Miller's Cash Grocery, South Eighth Street, replacing manager Feed Siegfried who is at home on Sixth and Wrlnt Streets. Warren Miller, son of proprietor AEMer, is currently in charge of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus W. Welty
North Sixth Street
Lu. M. Miller
Cash
South Eighth Street
Siegfried
Regulus
Sixth
Wrlnt
Warren Miller
Aemer
Bst
Horse Runs Wild On Cumberland Street Incident
A runaway horse named White Worney Why, belonging to Robert May, bolted on Cumberland Street Monday afternoon. The young horseman fled the scene unharmed while the wagon team incurred minor damage and the driver escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Worney Why
Robert May
Aelytielis Farher
Cumberland Street
Gniink
Zehring Discharged After Robin Killing Hearing
Levi P. Zehring of Sweet Hama was discharged by Alderman Smith after a Monday hearing. It was shown he paid a fine for the offense of killing a robin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zehring
Levi P. Zehring
Sweet Hama
Alderman Smith
Boarder Accused of Hivi Winched and Assaulted
Robert Karp of this city was accused of violence after being accused of winning and kicking a boarder. Constable Yost arrested him Monday evening and Alderman Herman took him to jail for a Wednesday morning hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Karp
Yost
Herman
Palmyra Man Held After County Court Hearing
Win UW Spangler of Palmyra was held in bail by Squire Wolingsworth at Derry to answer in Dauphin county court on a grave assault and battery against Harvey Lanills of Derry. Mayer, of Siegrist and Mayer, appeared for Spangler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Uw, Spangler
Palmyra
Squire Wolingsworth
Derry
Dauphin County
Harvey Lanills
Mayer, Esq
Siegrist and
Mayer
Esus
Spangler
Visiting in Chester with Jbory S Weaher
Jbory S Weaher of the Laurel house left this morning for Chester to visit his daughter Mes J Bluer Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Death of Hostler Philp Muth in Myerstown
Philp Muth, 38, a hostler at the Coover house in Myerstown, was found dead in his room after a late shift. Heart disease was listed as the cause. He left $74 in his pocket and was unmarried, with parents in Keliveraburg, Berks county. He recently returned from the west and had owned several properties. His body was turned over to his parents. the inquest was deemed unnecessary by Deputy Coroner Werrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. Ératown
Rehrornburg
Philp
Muth
Coover House
Myerstown
Miller
Neen
Werrick
John Muth
Keliveraburg
Berks County
Womelsdorf
Relvershire
Tie
Charles B. Werr
4. M. Kerr
Goover House
New Presbyterian Church Dedic at Coudersport
The Potter Enterprise reports the dedication of a new Presbyterian sanctuary in Coudersport Potter County with costs near 15004 dollars. Rev J S Toensmeier, formerly of Fourth Street church in this city, is highlighted along with his wife Miss Stroling Matthes of Lehnen and sisters Anna and Maule Matthes of Berwyn Park. The piece lauds the congregation and community support for decades, noting diligent efforts from donors and leaders in erecting the church and preparing its services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Enterprise
Coudersport
Potter Counts
New Presbyterian Church
J. S. Toeusmeier
Fourth Street Presbyterian Church
Toensmeier
Stroling, Matthes
Lehnon
Minses Anna
Maule Matthes
Berwyn Park
Pollowing
Ellarch
Condersport
Wmlle
Kreider family to move to Reading on North Fifth Street
George W Kreider and family plan to vacate 306 South Ninth street tomorrow and relocate to Reading to occupy a new residence on North Fifth street. A farewell party for Mrs Kreider will be held by many ladies, as friends and relatives express regret at leaving the city and wish them success in their new home. Mr Kreider will continue tobacco business duties and visit patrons locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Kreider
North Fifth Street
South Ninth Street
Timraday
Reading
Kreider
Penryn Park to be opened with games and events
Penryn park will officially open on July 4 with the Lebanon Wike hosting two baseball games against the Cuban Giants. Arrangements are in place for other activities, including a possible DiGrand appearance and provisions by caterer C. W. Kekert. Several plettes have been hooked for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penryn Park
Dily 4
Lebanon
C. W. Kekert
Lancister News
Wedding Invitations Ad for Marguerite Ryaner and William Bardman
Mr and Mrs EP Kramer of Tenth and Chestnut streets announce the marriage of their daughter Marguerite Alice Ryaner to William Howard Bardman on June 30 at a specified venue. Bardman is a Civil Engineer employed at the Lackawanna Iron and Steel Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EP. Kramer
Tenth
Chessnut Streets
Marguerite Alice Ryaner
Willian Howard Bardman
Hardman
Lackawadna
Captain Shaeffer Named Albright College Captain
Captain Shaeffer of Fleetwood has been chosen captain of the Albright College basketball team and also captains the football squad. He is noted as a fast pitcher and one of the standout ends on the college field today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albright
Shaeffer
Fleetwood
Albright College
Shaveffer
Ite
Local resident Williagy Wahl visits Schuylkill County for coal milling success
Williagy Wahl, long time businessman, arrives in Schuylkill County and spends several days visiting friends. He remains actively engaged in coal milling, noting ongoing success in his ventures in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill
Williagy Wahl
Schuylkil Coun'y
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Behney House
Peg
Hintertain
Musicale
Junior Endeavor Society
St. Mark's
Cyrua C. Henry
Fairland
Palchyta
Edehth
Sims. F. Keller
Nistle
Frank Rilithree
The
Scranton
L. J. Gilbert
Gretna
Lebanon Valley College
Daity Nowa
Amnyiile
de. A. EB. Winwhip
Boston
Ratsis
ATL. V. C
Chattaway
NEW Trust CO
Valley Bank Officers
Gettysburg
Monnlay
Lititz
Philip‘ Math
Hostler
Cover Rouse
Handsome Presbyterian Church
Elks As Fun Makers
Base Sail
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