Dedication of New Trinity Lutheran Edifice on Sunday
Trinity Lutherans anticipate the Lord s Day dedication of their Lehman street edifice near Spruce at 10 45 A M The ceremony marks the first church service in the new building and wraps six years of hopes prayers and work led by Pastor Rev Chas Keim The article notes funds of 4700 on hand when he began and continues on Page Seven.
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Trinity Lutheran
Trinity Lutherans
Lehman Street
Spruce
Chas. &. Keim
Construction Demonstration At Lichtenthaler Theatre
Arthur Lichenthaeler owner and architect George H Boyer staged a roof demonstration on Cumberland street testing the concrete concave span described as one of the largest of its kind in the country. The event drew attention to the new auditorium as officials evaluated its strength amid clear skies.
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Arthur Lichenthaeler
Cumberland Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
George H. Boyer
Chicago
Gomme
Dedication of St John’s Church in Fredericksburg
The renovated St John’s Church Fredericksburg Pennsylvania will be dedicated with services in June 1921. The church is the third building in the history of Lutheran and Reformed congregations in Fredericksburg with earlier structures dating to 1670 and 1827, reflecting a long spiritual legacy.
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St. John’s Church
Fredericksburg
Pennsylvania
Frederickaburg
Elure
Amundsen and Ellsworth Safe at Spitzbergen
North American Newspaper Alliance via United Press reports Roald Amundsen and Lincoln Ellsworth have returned safely from a polar flight from King's Bay Spitzbergen. The expedition, in two airplanes, aimed to reach near the pole, observe six hours, and rejoin ships Farm and Hobby, after four weeks.
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Roald Amundsen
Lincoln Ellsworth
Spitzbergen
New York
Alliance Today
United Press
King's Bay
Roald -Amundsen
North Pols
King’s Bay
Amundsen
Pole
Mrrs
Burton Prestiss
Esworth
Chicago
Columbia University
McGill
Montreal
France
Yukon
Ait
Pilgrimage Arrangements For Lebanon Historical Society
Arrangements are complete for another pilgrimage by the Lebanon Historical Society and Friends. Last year’s excursion was memorable and this year’s trip is expected to draw even more participants. The schedule calls for leaving Lebanon at 8:89 A M on Wednesday.
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The
Lebanon
Mrs Smith's Broken Foot Improves at Home
Mrs Smith of Mt Harman near West Lebanon has been confined at home with a broken foot for two weeks but is reported to be improving.
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8. R. Smith
Mt. Harman
Pouth
West Lebanon
Hershey Trust Co Buys Bank Building
The Hershey Trust Company purchased its building and the land it sits on from Mien & Hershey, according to the purchase record. The transaction consolidates the bank’s property holdings and marks a notable real estate acquisition by the local financial institution.
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Hershey Trust CO
Hershey “Trust _ Company
Mien & Hershey
Company
Lull in Conflict Between Lancaster Fair Assn and Law and Order Soc
A temporary lull exists between the Lancaster Fair Association and the Law and Order Society led by Rev Dr Twombly. The association says it will operate the fair legally, but Twombly demands a definite definition of legal and whether merchandise gambling wheels will be allowed.
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Lancaster Fair Asso
Law and Order Soc
Law and Order Society
Fwombly
D.D
Lancaster Fair Association
The
Fair Association
Twombly
Nuptial Mass at St Marys This Morning
Miss Hilda B Arnold daughter of William J Arnold married Bernard Allwein son of Francis Allwein at St Marys Catholic church North Eighth Street This morning at 830 officiated by Father John McGovern. Continued at Paris Four.
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Hilda B. Arnold
William J. Arnold
Bernard Allwein
Francis Allwein
Maple Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
North Eighth Street
John McGovern
Happy silver wedding anniversary at Edward White home
The home of Mr and Mrs Edward White at 371 North Twelfth street hosted a silver wedding anniversary celebration. They were married 26 years ago on a Wednesday by Rev H M Miller. Guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Kilmeyer and others.
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Edward White
North Twelfth Street
H.M. Miller
Paul Kilmeyer
Death Comes Sudden in Schaefferstown Area
Henry Rhoades, 72, longtime Spayn Hotel hostler, collapsed from apoplexy Wednesday in Harvey Bergman’s yard at Schaefferstown near his home. He died before a doctor. he leaves a wife, son Harry of Schaefferstown, sister Mrs Harriet Quikley of Palmyra, brothers John of Milbach and Allen of Myerstown.
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Henry Rhoades
Spayn's
Kleinfeltersyville
Harvey Bergman
Schaefferstown
Rhoades
Bergman Place
Harry Rhoades
Harriet Quikley
Palmyra
John Rhoades
Milbach
Allen Rhoades
Myerstown
Clock Presented to Hook and Ladder Company Window Display
A handsome chime clock presented to the Hook and Ladder Company of this city is to be displayed this week in Shenk's department store window on Cumberland Street. The gift came from Liberty Fire Company of Reading during the Lebanon county Firemen's Convention parade. Jeweler H. A. Seldel, of Cumberland Street, erected the clock for the Hook.
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Hook and Ladder Company
Liberty Fire Company
Reading
Lebanon County Firemen
Shenk’s
Cumberland Street
H. A. Seldel
Hookis Boys
Fireworks For The Fourth Have Arrived
Fireworks for Independence Day exhibit arrived by freight on Wednesday and are stored for safekeeping at the fair grounds. R. J. Boyer, fireworks committee chairman, will supervise until manufacturing experts arrive to set them off at the appointed time.
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R. J. Boyer
Antiques Sold at the Ulrich Sale Reach Various States
Antiques placed on sale at Randolf Urichs home in West Yorkers town have been shipped to multiple states. Two truckloads were bought and sent to L. J. McGraft in Canaan Connecticut. One truckload was reportedly taken away.
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Ulrich
Randolf Urich
West
Yerstown
Union
L. J. McGraft
Canaan
Ponnecticutt
Ninety Chair Makers Plead Guilty to Antitrust Case
Federal Judge Adam C. Cliffe fined forty nine chair manufacturers between 2000 and 6000 dollars each for violating the Sherman Antitrust Act. The plea deal follows indictments against the chair industry in Chicago.
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United Press
Chicago
Adam C. Cliffe
Kreider Wedding Party Chosen for June 20
Miss Elizabeth M Kreider daughter of former Congressman Aaron 8 Kreider of Hill Farms Annylilie selects her attendants for the marriage to William Rauch Boger son of Mr and Mrs Harry H Boger Lebanon. Bridesmaids include Miss Nancy Kreider. Ceremony set for Tuesday at the bride's home.
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Elizabeth M. Kreider
Aaron 8. Kreider
Hill Farms
Annylilie
Hiliam Rauch Boger
Harry H. Boger
Lebanon
Nancy Mreider
Bi County Women Voters Plan Longs Grove Picnic
Lebanon and Berks counties prepare for a bi county conference at Longs Grove Stouchsburg on June 25 26 with delegates from the Lebanon league chaired by Katherine Hoffmann and Mrs C P Fowler of Philadelphia aiding in final arrangements. State speakers include Dr Hi Jen Potter Martha Thomas Herman Schwartz George Vaux and Henrietta Baldey Lyon among others.
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Peague- of -Women Voters
Lebanon
Berks
Long's Grove
Stouchsburg Low
The
Lebanon League of Women Voters
Katherine Hoffman
Clarence Fox
BE. A. Weimer
Alice Shank
0. Z. Dizzler
Hi- Jen Potter
Harrisburg
Martha Thomas
Blate
Chester County
Herman Schwartz
George Vaux
Chas. M_ Lea
Philadelphia
Mise Henrietta Baldey -Lyon
Willameport
State Board
Dr Brook Seeks Daily News Copy for Pollyanna
Miss Anna Weise of 694 Green Street visited Mahonemann Hospital in Philadelphia on Tuesday for treatment. She told Dr Brook that her physician’s name appeared in the Lebanon paper, prompting him to write to Pollyanna’s parents for a copy of the NEWS. Miss Weise, long crippled for sixteen years, is improving daily.
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Anna Weise
Greenstreet
Mahonemann Hospital
Philadelphia
Brook
Lebanon
Pollyanna’ Ing
Geo Schreiber Family to Spend Summer at Water Works
George W. Schreiber a local plumbing contractor of 742 Willow Street and his wife and children left for the Water Works Tuesday evening. They own a cottage at the summer encampment and plan to stay there for the summer months. Mrs Schreiber plans a number of entertainments.
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George W. Schreiber
Willow Street
Firemen Conclave Parade At Newmanstown Housing Two Hahn Trucks
Arrangements are completed for a big firemen con clave and parade at Newmanstown this Saturday. The Newmanstown Fire Company will house two fine Hahn trucks acquired during the past year. The company has a record probably not surpassed by the volunteer.
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Newmanstown
Convention of C. E. Union at Mount Gretna
The East Pennsylvania Conference Christian Endeavor Union holds its annual gathering at Mt Gretna from June 24 to 28. Rev GO G Romig notes a well planned program with expected attractions, including leadership by Bishop A R Cuppinger. Continued on page four.
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GO. G. Romig
East Pennsylvania Conference
Christian Endeavor Union
Mt. Gretna
A. R. Cuppinger
Firemen's convention parade expenses funded by donations
Generosity from merchants citizens fraternal societies and individuals ensured funds to cover Saturday's firemen's convention parade costs. Treasurer James Fisher will pay authorized bills and any surplus goes to the equipment fund. Audits are planned, and unsold souvenir badges will be given to Boy Scouts and parade participants.
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General Committee of
C. Hartman
James ©. Fisher
John Kotler
George Shuey
Henry D. Strickler
Fisher
Ira Y. Treist
Itte
Ways
Burdan Bros
James KB. Fisher
Board of County, Commissioners
Police Department
Guiding of Childhood Rendered by East Hanover Lutheran
Zion Lutheran Sunday school East Hanover will observe Children’s Day on Sunday evening June 21. The service titled Guiding of Childhood will be rendered at 7 15 p m after extensive preparations.
Local News Pop ularity Contest Winners Visit NEWS Office
Nell Rabenstine and Nell Rabenstina, winners of the NEWS Popularity Contest, visited the NEWS publishers and staff at eleven this morning. They thanked the staff, expressed excitement for their upcoming time, and noted they were chosen as representatives to replace Anna Lemberger as county vote counts were tallied.
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Ruth Light
Walnut Street
Lebanon
Penna
Nell Rabenstina
West Main
Palmyra
Eleven O'Cock
Wildwood Board of
Miss Robensat
Anna Lemberger
Annville
Wildwood
Oich
Bomberger
Hershey Doctor Attacked in Robbery at Chocolate Ave Hall
Dr H H Hostetter of 20 West Chocolate Ave Hershey was assaulted at his office Tuesday night. A masked thug struck him above the left eye with a blunt weapon, knocking him unconscious. The intruder ransacked the office taking $35 to $50, leaving no clue. Continued on Page Four.
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Harshey
Dr. H. WH. Hostetter
West Chocolate Ave
Nus
Jack
Dr. Hostetter
Senator Robert LaFollette Dies in Washington
United Press reports that Robert Marion LaFollette, 70, long time Wisconsin senator and former Independent presidential candidate known as Fighting Bob, died today at 1:21 PM in Washington after a heart weakness linked to bronchial asthma. He had been bedfast for two weeks during changing weather.
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Washington
United Press
Robert Marion Lafollette
Bob
United States
Wisconssin
Honors For Son Of Rev Heisler At Syracuse University
Rev J and Kath leen Heisler of the First U H Church celebrate son J Roland Heisler class of 1925 at Syracuse University. He specialized in electrical engineering, earned several honors, belongs to Phi Kappa Tau and the Varsity Rowing Crew. He competes at 6 PM June 22 in a national race at Poughkeepsie, NY. A sweater with the letter 8 and an oar emblem will be presented. He plans to spend the summer in Lebanon with family.
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J. &. Heisler
U.H. Church
Kathleen
Syracuse University
J. Roland Heisler
Phi Kappa Tau
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Lebanon
New Type Locomotive Trial on Cornwall Line
Bald win locomotive works built large class engine number 165 placed in trial service by the Cornwall Railroad company. It was driven to the line under steam from the plant. Purpose of use remains unknown as authorities learn more.
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Baldwin Locomotive Works
Cornwal Railroad Company
Ble
Dr Gruman Heads to Philadelphia to Broadcast Eyecare Talk
Dr Harris Gruman an eye specialist at Eighth and Willowstreak departs this morning for Philadelphia to broadcast on station WLIT Litt Brothers. He will discuss eyesight and efficiency and will be entertained at dinner tonight by Professor Diamond from the Postgraduate School of the YJ.
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Harris Gruman
Eighth and Willowstreak
Philadelphia
Wlit Litt Brothers
Diamond
Post Graduate School of Thes YJ
Prophet Ezra Good Predicts Two More Severe Heat
Prophet Ezra Good predicts two more hot waves in the county with May forecasts of record heat and electric storms. He warns the first week of summer will bring extreme temperatures, followed by a hotter period late June into early July. He says storms will dissipate heat as cooler air arrives.
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Ezra Good
Mr. Good
Thort
Subscriptions Sought for Community Fourth Celebration
A fragmented notice requests subscriptions from chamber merchants and citizens to fund the Fourth of July celebration. Fireworks and entertainment are planned for athlete events and children's activities, with a secured amount between $1200 and $1600.
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David
Hammond
Chamber of Commeres
Couy
Alpernong
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Lichtenthaeler Theatre
Stein
Gring
Pilgrimage OF Historical Soc
Mrs. Smith
ST. Mary's
Paris Four
Edw. White
Henry
Clock
Shenk
Kreider
Long’s Grove
Stouchsburg
Dr. Brook
Copy
Daily News
Geo. Schreiber
Page Saven
C. E. Union
Mount Gretna
WM. L. Gebhard
Prothonotary OF
ISS Nell Rabenstine
H.H. Hostetter
Hershey
Senator Robt. Lafollette
Sund
Rev. Heisler
Cornwall
Dr. Gruman
Lit Brothers
Es Community Fourth
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