Schlosser Named Basketball Coach at John Harris High
Longtime Cedar high school coach E N Schlosser will leave J H Harris High to take over basketball duties at John Harris High in Harrisburg. He will assist Harry Roto the current coach with game planning as he joins the teaching staff on the hill in the Capital City and will begin after the football season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Schlosser
Joca
John Harris High School
Harrisburg
Cedar Mentor
Harry “Rabbdtt
Harrieburg
Cedar
John Harris
Harry Roto
Schleseer
Lehloswer
Jowora
Sehlosear
Herd
Aucceas
Lebanon
Lebanon Lancaster Historical Society Pilgrimage Planned
The Lebanon and Lancaster County Historical societies plan a joint pilgrimage on Saturday June 27 starting 8:15 from Wheatland the Pennsylvanias president's homestead. The route includes Donegal church Lititz Moravian church and Speedwell farms with lunch at a box lunch stop. Members meet at the Hauck Memorial home at 340 a.m. sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon County Ffratorical Society
Charles Wetrich
Lancaster County Historical Society
Lancaster Society
Wheatland
Homestead of Pennsylvania
Donegal Church
Joy
Manheim
Lebanon County
Lancaster
Lititz
Biizabeth
Speedwell Farms
Lebanon
York veteran gets his bonus loses mustache
Martin L. Weaver, a York veteran, received his bonus bonds yesterday and immediately visited a barber to shave off his three year beard growth. Weaver had participated in the Hellus march on Washington and had vowed not to shave until the bonus was paid, a pledge he finally fulfilled after the payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YORK
Martin L. Weaver
Weaver
Washington
Schmeling Fight Postponed To Friday By Rain
New York reports heavy rain forced the postponement of the 16 round heavyweight bout between Louis Schmeling and Max Schmeling at Yale Stadium. Promoter Marie Jacobs announced the change after weigh ins showed Schmeling at 193 pounds. If rain persists, organizers hoped to reschedule for Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jn Louis
Max Schmeling
Yaliey Stadium
Ulgat
Marie Jacobs
Schemting
Pennsylvania Legislature Struggles Over Aid Bill Amendments
In Harrisburg the Senate Republicans and House Democrats clashed over a key welfare measure. The Senate refused to withdraw amendments aligning Pennsylvania's mothers assistance system with federal social security rules. An amendment would expand county boards from seven to nine, allowing the governor courts and county commissioners to appoint members. The House opposed the amendments as sessions recessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrisburg
Senate
House
New Deal
Nake Pennsylyania
Bnarda
Amoud
Six County Firemen Parade and Convention in Bloomsburg
The Six County Firemen association held its parade in Bloomsburg with 27 bands and drum corps. About 9,000 firemen and families registered for the convention ball and parade last night. J Bittenbinder of Mazetown presided. Mrs. Marcy Bodwesky of Pittston led the auxiliary as head with other officers elected. Delegates chose to meet next year in Pottsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlonmebirg
Piramen
Otley
J. Bittenbonder
Mazteton
Mrn
Marcy Bodwesky
Pittston
Pottsville
Governor Earle Passes Pilot's License Test
Governor Earle flew at dawn to pass the Department of Commerce test for a plane license. Testimony by Pennsylvania examiner Tussell Young said he performed perfect takeoffs and landings despite rain. The autogiro, damaged Tuesday, was repaired in time for the test at Middletown Army airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrneborg
Earle
Department of Commerce
Tussell Young
Pennsylvania
Army
Middletown
Return from Ohio for Coffreath Family Visit
Mr and Mrs H C Coffreath of 744 East Main Street Annville returned home after visiting relatives in Illwood Ps and Youngstown Ohio Mrs John McKelvay an aunt to Mrs Coffreath accompanied them to Lyn Enwood City and will be a guest at the Coffreath residence for the remainder of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Coffreath
East Main Street
Annville
Illwood
Youngstown
Ohio
John McKelvay
Coffreath
Lyn Enwood City
Cofffoath
Parker family moves through government positions
In a sequence of events Atlanta resident Ellen Parker, daughter of Homer C. Parker, navigates career moves from a general office job to a comptroller appointment within the capital’s administration. The report notes the unusual nature of the family’s rise and a later, unclear personal charge connected to Ellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ellen Parker
Atanda
Cowspiretier General’s
Sigis
Homer C. Parker
Renomination of F D R Seen by Acclamation
Washington today July 4 predicts the Democratic world break a precedent by renominating President Roosevelt by acclamation. The London ticket would win in November if the convention in Philadelphia confirms Roosevelt without formal ballot. Canton and others expect the party to name Roosevelt next week, the first time since Grover Cleveland in 1853.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Arecasi
London
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
Canton
Visit of Lt John E Spahn to Lebanon
Lieutenant John E Spahn of the United States Navy visits Lebanon for several days. A former Lebanon High athlete, he recently finished a western coast service hitch and will report to the War College in June. He brings greetings from Lebanon natives Lieutenants Charles Will Allan Harvard Phillip Bolg and John Brown now in naval service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Spahn
United States Navy
Iie Jud
The
War College
Abeonue
Lebanon High School
Lebanon
Charles Will
Allan Harvard
Phillip Bolg
John Brown
Regina Shaeffer to Wed James Kutz in St Marys Rites
Miss Regina Shaeffer of 509 Chanel Street will marry James Kutz of 408 North Welch Street at 4 p m Saturday in St Marys Cath edral rectory. Rev John Lay to officiate with attendants Miss Elizabeth Frazier and Richard Shaeffer. Shaeffer will wear white crepe dress with white accessories and a corsage of white roses and baby's breath. Frazier wears pink dress with orchid trim and accessories. Reception to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Regina Shaeffer
Chanel Streat
Daushier
Norman Shaeffer
James Kutz
Misa Sheeffer
Bins Frasier
Mob attacks building as mob searches for nine Negroes
In El Campo a mob unable to locate nine Black residents set a building on fire and attacked people during a miscalled celebration. Police arrested several suspects, while others fled as officers pursued the scene. A hospital dispensary and riding club activities were also noted with local authorities maintaining order.
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el Campo
Rex
Win
Jali
Jal
Himeswilh
Tames IL
Tip Blimmons
Tan Cate
Belns Hotfley
Whitton
Bay City
G O P Senators Hit Earle Relief Plan
In Harrisburg a five member Republican Senate committee tells Governor Earle to prepare a revenue plan for a special session. They seek a joint committee from Republicans and Democrats to craft a concrete tax and relief framework while debating the method and scope of relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
Harrisburg
Republic
Erle Tocay
Epecuil
Soverier
Regillenaa
Senate
Case Against Elephant in Superior Court
Disjointed report from San Wratiled describes a superior court session over a fatal detail. The case involves defendant Watly and a preliminary appearance with Attorney Alexander Rmen sky. Witnesses mention delay in execution and a courtroom scene with officers and multiple participants, including Chloe Anmvinistre Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prac
Walle
Alexander Rmensky Welling
Mrotlin Lastello
Witer Ranhendey
Eaward Brown
Heleye Moy Weld
Richard Werns Injured When Struck by Auto
Ttehard Werni son of Mr and Mrs Stenton Wernt of Leh Fin R. 1 L recalled no fracture of the left wrist lacerations of the forehead and brush burns of the face and body when struck by an auto operated by Howard Wiese of Lebanon R D 1. The incident occurred on a day evening as the child rode a bicycle in the street. He was treated at Good Samaritan hospital and later at the Inenl institute by Dr A J Hauer for further evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttehard Werni
Mra
Stenton Wernt
Leh Fin R. 1
Howard Wiese
Lebanon
Veterans Slow in Cashing Bonus Bonds
A crowd of veterans gathered on Chastia Street reporting delays in bonus bond cashing this week. Many expected payments but were told funds were not yet processed, mirroring Wednesday’s smaller turnout as veterans expressed frustration and confusion.
Windshield Theft Ties to Inspection Tag in Middletown
Local report notes a thief stole the inner half of a windshield from Kart Kapp's auto shop, seemingly to obtain an inspection sticker. The incident occurred amid fluctuating cold temperatures and brief light precipitation, with residents alerted to the ongoing weather activity and the mystery motive behind the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Merrigge licenses and local notices in Dauphin county
Melvin J. Wolrieh and Eva M. Tine ney receive a Kodak or Brownie Camera offer at Harper's. The Morrisburg gathering Wednesday lists applicants including Okeur L. Wagner and Caroline Rhy with addresses in Campbelltown and Mindietown, reflecting local interestr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrigge Rense
Snardlage Doenky Clark
Dauphin County
Morrisburg
Okeur L. Wagner
Narshey
Caroline Rhy
Campbelltown
Melvin J. Wolrieh
Brow Street
Mindietown
Eva M. Tineney
Flerstiey
Harper's
Miss Swanger to Wed Clarence Fritz on Saturday
The marriage of Miss Sewbeten Swanger of 241 North Louisville Street Palmiyre, daughter of Mr and Mrs Swanger of Annville, to Clarence Clinton Fritz of Annville is announced. The ceremony will take place at Une Abin Reformed church with the bride’s parents attending. The bride will wear a white gown and veil. Fritz is employed as a manager in Mulmayra. The article notes council approved 10 new policemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Sewbeten Swanger
North
Louilleoid St
Dlohn Barly Fame
Fritz
Prosperitya Hridaroomy
Mulmayra
Man Charged in Slaying of Blanche Cougina
Walter Whiter Jr, 24, of Yorker, faces charges in the slaying of Blanche Cougina, whom he reportedly attacked after meeting her near East Lake City. Police traced the crime to a rural Idaho scene, where investigators found the body bound and hanging from a bedpost. Whiter claimed a mental breakdown and denied clear memory of events since the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Fravelaen
Bert Whiter, Jr
Blanche Coosina
Walter
Betharsm
Irel
Idaho Folle
Idaho
Gf Bnd
Ibek Gineking
Ted
George’ Bai
Frank Lucey
Frank McMahon Walter
Jared
Mina Cougine
East Lake City
Francievo
York
Misa
Mina
David Innslhe
Shelley
Laake
Sainte
Heanltal
Dale Falls
Seonomy
Ahmine
Nolell
Ran Pranclane
Miss Dundore Bride of Dr Williams in Myerstown
Miss Dorothea Dundore, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dundorn of East Myerstown, became the bride of Dr Thomas Williams of Wilkes-Barre in a back noon ceremony at United American church Myerstown. Rev William Snyder officiated with Rev J N Salomridge assisting. organist Harry Williams played as families and a few friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myerstown
Dorath Tundeer
Dundorn
East Manistre
Thomas Williama
Mra
Peeid Willams
Wilk Hart
United Areg
Trinity Bible Class Guests From Lebanon To Carlisle Orphanage
More than fifty mothers from the Troy United Brethren Sunday School and the Grace United Brethren class will visit Carlisle on Sunday morning. The group travels en route to Carlisle Orphanage. The Golf Stripe Chorus of Lebanon will perform, adding a musical touch to the morning program.
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Troy United Brethren
Lebanon
Otters Bela
Grace Unit
Brethren
Carilales
Cuiliey Orphanage
Golf Stripe
Sgenu
Chorus
Ag ¢Ehorus
Norning
D. Glark
Carlisle Sunday
Boheo
Thy iMail
Bt Trinity
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Quentin Riding Club
Beast
Richard Werns
AUTO
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Chastia Street
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Sergt. York
Pall Mai
Tada
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Yorke
Jiny
Argon Forest
Peggling
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