Resignations Shake Two Popular Pastors
Rev. Dr. J. S. Bromer and Rev. Frank Bromer announce resignations from the First Reformed Church and St. Stephen’s mission. Rev. Bromer will join Ursinus Theological Seminary in Philadelphia as chair of New Testament Language and Literature, while Rev. Frank Bromer contemplates several propositions, none public yet. The church expresses deep regret, praising Bromer’s philanthropic work and leadership, and notes the seniors’ departure by early autumn with a likely August 1 or September start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 8. Bromer
Ursinus Theological Seminary
Frank Bremer
Bethany Orphans
Hone
Womelsdorf
First. Reformed Church
Js. S. Bromer
Frank §. Bromer
St. Stephena’ Mission
Germany
Seaching
Philadelphia
Sptember
Frank
Bremers
Sunday School Emphasizes Child Participation at Brethren Church
Sunday services at Brethren Church featured a living pageant by Childrens and Sunday School groups. A decorative pyramid towered in the chapel as the choir and orchestra performed The Star Spangled banners. The event highlighted patriotic spirit and the bright, orderly participation of young members presiding through prayer and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren Church
Onil Naw
New Factory For Cleona Breaks Ground
Work began on a spring harrow and land roller works in Cleona. Foundations laid this morning by owner Mr. Kohlen, formerly of Readlog. Local endeavor accompanies the plant development and employment prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Harrow
Lewun
Knholen
Readlog
Frank Shugar Home Graduation From Horton School of Finance
Frank Bhoge, son of Mrs. John Shugar, residing on Nery Seventh Street, returned Saturday night from Philadelphia where he completed studies at the Horton School of Finance and Commerce, University of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton School of Finance and Commerce
Frank Bhoge
John Shugar
Nery Seventh Street
Philadelphia
Horton School of Tinguere and Commerce
University of Pennsylvania
Tax Notice for 1905 County Taxes Due Now
Tax notices announce Tate and County taxes for 1905 are due and payable. Collector Miller will be at the County Treasurer's office in the courthouse daily. Five percent will be added after August 1, 1905 for all unpaid taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Court House
Miller
Republicans Sweep Lebanon County Primary Ticket Leaders
More than 6200 votes were cast as Republicans in Lebanon County elected a full slate to the county ticket. Recorder Captain Euston led with about 1,200 majority, Treasurer H C Grittinger by nearly 900, Orphans Court Clerk John H Kochenderfer by 1,400, and Register Edward B Shuey by 400. Other winners included John B Light and Samuel A Roger for county commissioners, Adam Saylor and H H Ulrich for auditors, John M Early for director of the poor, and Daniel W Hain for county surveyor. The Crawford county nomination system was endorsed by a wide margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Euston
North Lebanon
H. Co. Grittinger
Lebanon
Orphans’ Court
John H. Kochenderfer
Edward 8B. Shuey
Union Township
John B. Light
Samuel A. Rover
Adam Saylor
H. H. Ulrich
North Annville
John M. Early
South Annville
Daniel W. Hain
Kean
Inckleas
Euston
H. C. Grittinger
John H. Kochender
Register
Edward B. Shuey
William R. Bobb
Samuel A. Roger
Frank
Caremany
Myerstown
County Widl
North Annville Township
Hecht
Philip Houser
North Cornwall
By & I
Suveyor
Daniel W. Haln
North
Crawford
Crawford County
New County Committee Leaders After Saturday Primaries
The new Republican county committee will organize Saturday afternoon at the courthouse. L. Raymond Riegert of the Fifth ward is spoken of as the next chairman. New committeemen include ward by ward selections such as Wm. Gebhard, A. V. Miller in the First Ward and Ira Hoover, Fred Taylor in the Second Ward, with numerous names listed across wards and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Court House
L. Raymond Riegert
Fifth Ward
Wm. Gebhard
A. V. Miller
Ira Hoover
Fred Taylor
Wmn
Bruce
Charles Hess
Tarry Shultz
David Chance
Seventh Ward
Ron Qamber
Irwin Bleichert
Bethel
Fredericksturg
Francis Gebbard
Hi. L. Bean
Mi. Zion
J. A. Schock
David Miller
Cornwell Wim
Nelson
Harry G. Rath
Thomas B. Bomgdrdner
Heidelberg
Schaefferstogen
Chas. Hickerwell
Emanuel Hammer
J. J. Snyder
Poorman
South Londonderry
Campballtown
Paniel Yingst
Harvey Stoupp
Booth Londonderry
Lave
Gingrich
John Youts
Millcreek and Lebanon District Names Collated in List
A fragmented OCR list presents several locale and person entries including Millcreek Richland D R Frank L H Hostetter Millcreek Newmanstown James Noll Harry Bright North Annville H M Bachmin jc D Krum South Annville David Sheets Joseph Fegan North Lebanon cast Dawson L Light Wm C Borgner North Lebanon west Cyrus Honafius Milton Disslogar South Lebanon north C 4 Weils Samuel Fernster South Lebanon south Wm Zel Jers W G Seibert West Lebanon Thomas Clark John Gross Swatara Levi Moyer H G Benn Union John Walmer Jno Fake Colt Spring Daniel Mease Levi Krelser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millcreek
Richland
D. R. Frank
L. H. Hostetter
Newmanstown
James Noll
Harry Bright
North Annville
H. M. Bachmin
Jc. D. Krum
South Annville
David Sheets
Joseph Fegan
North Lebanon
Dawson L. Light
Wm. C. Borgner
Cyrus’ Honafius
Milton Disslogar
South Lebanon
C. 4. Weils
Samuel Fernster
Wm. Zel Jers
W. G. Seibert
West Lebanon
Thomas Clark
John Gross
Swatara
Levi Moyer
H. G. Benn
Union
John
Walmer
Jno
Fake
Colt Spring
Daniel Mease
Levi Krelser
Purchased costly machine to render animal matter
Daniel Levan and Son returned from Philadelphia after studying a Wannenwench & Go. rendering and drying apparatus. They bought a $2,050 machine to be set up at Rotach & Sons & Co. pork packing, intended for their fertilizer works, praised by city health boards for neutralizing odors. The unit is used daily at Taiseh & Bons nearby residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Levan and Son
Philadelphia
Wannenwench & Go
Rotach & Sons & Co
Second
Replar Aheels
Boards of Health
Taiseh & Bons
Kicked by a Horse on Swatera Farm
George Mee, tenant at 1) Ms Home's farm in Swatera township, was kicked on the head by a Mik horse last week while entering the stall. The horse struck his left eye tearing tissue, requiring stitches. Maulfair attends him. Mrs D Happersall of Philadelphia and Mr Gretna visited Mrs Elizabeth Light at 431 Willow Street on the Chautauqua grounds yesterday. Simeon Linesweaver, confined in Good Samaritan Hospital with rheumatism, is slowly improving.
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George ‘Mee
Ms. Home
Swatera
Tire
Dar. Maulfair
D. Happersall
Philadelphia
Chautauqua Grounds
Gretna
Elizabeth Light
Willow, Alreet
Case Forwarded for Habeas Corpus Trial in Federal Court
Proceedings center on John Kilmeyer versus Annie over possession of their three children. Court plans to resume next Tuesday in Willamarport with four named attorneys, an agreed plan to use court stenographer John Ruth as witness, and a September term listing. Auditors appointed for several estates including Lauser, Wollmer, Graeff, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Habeas Corpum
John Kilmeyer
Annie
Geo. I. Woomer
Eaq
Willamar Port
Mary Wise
Levi J. Wagner
Hrgood
John Ruth
Ual
Rx-hudge
P. B. Meily
A.rank Seliver
KB. M. Strausg
Nest
Joly Kilmayer
Geo
B. Wollmer
Wilter CL Graeff
Wilmayer
Homebound Wil Bev Returns From Southwest Health Haze
Wil Bev, of this city, returns from the Southwest where he had been since September due to health. He spent much time in Arizona and Texas with Tuscon, Ariz as his headquarters. He is staying with his sister, Mrs. Jacob Roller, of North Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bely
Arizona
Texas
Tuscon
Artz
Slater
Jacob Roller
di North
Pwelith Street
Postponed Horse Sale Nearing Rescheduled Date
The sale of thirty two head of horses by Harry E Light at the Wm Penn hotel in this city has been postponed to Thursday June 22 due to washouts delaying Lights arrival. Despite the setback, horses are described as among the best stock in the west and should reach the sale in time for the next Thursday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Light
Wm. Penn
Mr. Light
Trinity Lutheran Church 175th Anniversary Observed in Lancaster
Rev G F Krotel preached at the 175th anniversary of Trinity Lutheran Church Lancaster oldest ex pastor led sermon in the historic old edifice with service lineup including pastor Whitteker and Mr Laird in closing. Pennsylvania Ministerium annual convention coincided with the observance attracting regional clergy and lay members from Philadelphia and Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Taltheran Church
Lancaster
Davies
Pennsylvania
Church
America
Trinity
Lancaster City
Jaitheran
John Casper Stoeyer
Edlne
Fhey Krotel
New York
Tie
Treas
Aid Thatev
M.C. Horine
Readlig
presi+dent
Bedford Springs Trip for Pharmacy Association Meet
J Wo Redsecker and Mrs. Russ with her niece Migs Hom berger left for Hedford Springs to attend the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical desociation. The Bank of Jonestown spent birthday visiting friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Wo Redsecker
Russ
Migs Homberger
Philadelphia
Hedford Springs
Pennsylvaia Pharmaceutical Desociation
Lmyg
the Bank
Jonestown
Thie City
Election results and clerks named in county vote
The record lists official vote results with Harry Gebhard and Charles Oliver as officials and clerks elected. It notes registration fees collected, advertising costs, and board allowances including payments for clerks and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Harry Gebhard
Nor Wis
Anda
Wsertion Lourd
Almost Recovered Health Return Plans for Local Family
Mr and Mrs John R Rleke will leave tomorrow for home after Mrs Riebe recently underwent an operation at the Sanatorium and is almost recovered. General Secretary John Ro Hilebe of the YMCA at Berwick and Riebe will also depart tomorrow on the return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. ‘ Rleke
John Ro Hilebe
C. A
Berwick
Riebe
Wag
Graduate Arrives Home From Philadelphia
Miss Katherine Boyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Boyer of Hillside returned to the city from Philadelphia where she graduated from college. She was accompanied by a cousin and sister and spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Boyer
Allorney
Bwgle
Hillside
Philadelphia
B Mower
Aister
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Frank Bromer
Prim Sya
County Treas C
OC Ace A
Tee Penne
Beeson
Seventh Ward Revaeeee
South
Steee
Thee
Ale North
Lebanvon
Daedae
Laito Ae Ag
Jackson
Beeesee Reese
Kleinfe’ Rereville
Londonderry
Lawn
Awa E Ee Erens
Richland Free
Cornwall
Athe
William P. Kime
Elea
Joy Gove
Light
Lam
Wei
Cleona
Frank Shugar
Capt
Recorder
Henry C. Grittinger
Wits
Lebanon County
the New County Committee
Raymond Riegert
Daniel Levan & Son
George
Simeon Linesweaver
Mary Wise Et al
Levi’ Wagner
Woomer
Counec
Williamaport
Catherine Lauser
X-Dudge
Dahn A. Lau- Sgv
Henry HL
Bally
Kelier
BSA
Hwlivaherh Stein Oshile
Frank WW Velie
Nation OF
Homek
Henaresne Estate
Adwing
Pew
Loop Twight
Esa Moamulivay
Teenie Epstemnbatt
Trinity Lutheran
G. F. Krotel
D. D
Bedford Springs
J. H. Redsecker
Paige
AiFeay
Gantabseo
Weiss
Wad Chosen Tary
Charles Oliver
Cyrue Feather
Clete
Graduate
Druggter Teeob Strue
Reading
Tives
Tala Cty
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