St Paul Brewer Unharmed After Fire Rescue Parade Climax
Lebanon County Firemen closed their 11th annual convention with a colorful parade in Myerstown. The event featured many Girls In June in bright uniforms, a State Patrol presence, and prizes for best appearing companies. The Quentin Volunteer and Avon Citizens Fire companies earned top county honors, while Palmyra’s Iroquois Band led the march with blue uniforms and white trousers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon County
Myerstown
Robert Beamesderfer
Corporal Schae
Palmyra Company
Quentin Volunteer Company
Citzens , Fire Company
Avon
Good Will Company
The
Com
Citizens Band of
Jonestown
Perseverance Fire Com
Miss Fay Berman Weds H Robert Kleinman in Baltimore
The marriage of Fay Ber Man daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Berman Palmyra and H Robert Kleinman son of Mrs Bessie Kleinman Harrisburg occurred Sunday at 2 30 pm in the rost garden of Hotel Chateau Baltimore Md Rabbi David Rosenblatt officiated before forty guests. Lilyan Kleinman and Gus Kleinman acted as maid of honor and best man. The bride wore a pink crepe ensemble with blue accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Ber Man
Jacob Berman
West Main Street
Palmyra
H. Robert Kleinman
Bessie Kleinman
Harrisburg
Hotel Chateau
Baltimore
David Rosenblatt
Forest Park
Lilyan Kleinman
Gus Kleinman
Wiest and Son Host Employees Outing at Twin Grove Park
M H Wiest and son Richland box manufacturers treated their employees, families, and friends to an outing at Twin Grove Park on Saturday. Forty nine people attended despite cool weather, with some swimming and a delicious luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Wiest and Son
Richland Edgar Box Manufacturers
Twin Grove Park
Elizabeth Henning Leads Mission Band at First Evangelical
Elizabeth Henning headed the Mission Band of First Evangelical Congregation as Sunday night services featured Donald Brandt delivering the scripture lesson and Henning presenting the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Henning
First Evangelical Congregation Church
Donald Brandt
Endeavors in Session at First E. C. Church
M Brandt led the Senior Christian Endeavor society at the First Evangelical Congregational church Sunday night. A duet titled Working, Watching, Praying was sung by Christine Peters and Bernice Brandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Are. M. Brandt
Christian Endeavor Society
First Evangelical Congregational Church
Christine Peters
Bernice Brandt
Margaret MecLanigan to wed Henry Weaver in Palmyra
Margaret MecLanigan of West Main street Palmyra will marry Henry BD Weaver of Lebanon at 8 pm Wednesday in First United Brethren Church Palmyra with Dr P B Gibble officiating. The couple will reside at 422 Cornwall road. Weaver is a Miami High School graduate and employed at Hotel Weimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret MecLanigan
West Main Street
Palmyra
Henry BD. Weaver
Lebanon
Elwin Campbell
Dainia
Florida
FE. S. T
First United Brethren Church
P. B. Gibble
Cornwall Road
Miami High School
Weimer
Two Women Leave for Illinois From Wilkin son Laundry Office
Suzanne Hoffsmith of the Wilkinson laundry office and Nettie Kopp of 416 South Twelfth Street departed Saturday for Chicago and Joliet Illinois to visit the Century of Pragnese Term and the former s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Hoffsmith
Wilkinson Laundry
Nettie Kopp
Twelfth ‘Street
Chicago
Joliet
Ill
Virginia Girl Engaged to Earl Brubaker
Miss Elizabeth DeBell Young of Alexandria announces engagement to Harry A. Brubaker of Lebanon. Miss Young, Randolph Macon alumna and former Lebanon High School faculty member, will wed in August after the bride’s father’s death. Brubaker is a Lebanon bar member with degrees from Princeton and Penn Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth DeBell Yong
John Young
Mr. Young
Alexandria
Virginia
Harry A. Brubaker
J. K. Brubaker
Miss Young
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Pratt Library School
Lebanon High School
Brubaker
Lebanon Bar
Princeton University
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Brenner Pursuing Post Graduate Work in Philadelphia
Norman Brenner recently completed his Doctor of Optometry degree at the Pennsylvania State College of Optometry Philadelphia and is now pursuing post-graduate work there. A Lebanon High School graduate class of 1928, he studied two years at Franklin and Marshall College and is son of Mr and Mrs Louis Brenner of 305 South Eleventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Brenner
Pennsylvania State College of Optometry
Philadelphia
Brenner
Pennsylvania College
Lebanon High School
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Louis Brenner
South Eleventh Street
This City
Two Lebanon Lads to Be Charged with Larceny
John Ceresini eleven of 1192 Guford street and Felix Risko twelve of 1306 Brandywine street will be charged by Chief of Police Marty Sealer with larceny. They allegedly took four one dollar bills from A Shelly on Ninth street Marka Saturday afternoon Sheily Moes at Manheim. The lads said they spent part of the money to go to a moving picture show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ceresini
Gufford Street
Felix Risko
Brandywine Street
Marty Sealer
A. Shelly
Sheily Moes
Manheim
Miracle on Tracks In Montreal Child Survives Train
In Montreal today a two year old girl Luette Leduc was left in a wheelbarrow on railroad tracks by her brother. A passenger train passed at speed and knocked the wheelbarrow, sending Luette about fifty feet. The child rose unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Luette Leduc
Two Arrested After Stabbing Outside Avon Cafe
In Avon a fight outside the Blue Moon Cafe led to two men being stabbed. Arrested were 81 year old Harry R Bennet of Jacksonville Florida and a woman who gave names Mildred Metz and Gale Marvin both of Jacksonville. Joseph Closinski 32 of Troy New York and 316 Warnet Street Lebanon were also involved. Bennet faces assault with intent to kill and aggravated assault and battery charges. One victim, stabbed in the abdomen, is in good condition at Good Samaritan hospital. The other man, Walter Frederick of R F D, was treated for a hand wound and discharged. The case stems from a clash between Closinski and Bennet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Bennet
Jacksonville
Florida
Caain George Tucker
Blue Moon Cafe
Avon
Mildred Metz
Gale Marvin
Bennet
Joseph Closinski
Troy
New York
Warnet Street
Lebanon
U B Conference Opens at Mount Gretna Today
The Eastern Pennsylvania conference of United Brethren in Christ opens in Mount Gretna Pa with hundreds of delegates registered and more expected. The event runs through June 26 and will submit convention actions to the general conference. Officers include Rev J Owen Jones Annville president Lev C Hershey Elizabethtown vice president Anna M Groff Wphrata secretary Alice Strand Starrisburg treasurer, assisted by department heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Gretna
Sunday Schools
Christian Endeavor Societies
United Brethren In Christ
Eastern Pennsylvania
General Conference
J. Owen Jones
Annville
Lev C. Hershey
Elizabethtown
Anna M. Groff
Wphrata
Alice Strand
Starrisburg
Assembly
Cars collide in Frystown. no injuries reported
Two autos driven by Aaron D. Peiffer and Sally Co. Manbeck of Myerstown RD 1 collided Saturday evening in Frystown. State Patrolman FE JL Walter investigated the crash and reported no injuries to any occupants.
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Frystown
Erma Dettra Extends Greetings to Friends
Miss Erma Dettra, president of the Lebanon Quotas club, extends salutations from Massachusetts and Connecticut to friends in Lebanon. She and her father Harry Dettra spend two weeks with relatives in the New England States. Dettra was the Lebanon Quota delegate to the Quote International convention last week at Swaimpscott, Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Dettra
Lebanon
Congress Plans Help For Farmers In New Agricultural Program
Congress studies farm problems during the recent session and outlines a broad agricultural program to raise prices for farm goods, reduce production to match consumption, and restore purchasing power. Key instruments include Farm Credit Administration with 2.342 billion dollars and Agricultural Readjustment Administration with 100 million dollars, with twelve Federal land banks authorized to aid farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Federal
Wealthy brewer released after ransom paid near Wyoming
William Hamm Jr a wealthy St Paul brewer was released unharmed near Wyoming Minnesota forty miles north of St Paul after three days of negotiations and a ransom payment by Hamm company agents. Police launched a full search as negotiations concluded with Hamm’s release and plans to bring abductors to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
William Hamm, Jr
Paul Brewer
Wyoming
Minn
Hamm
Amea
Milionaire
H. J. Charles
Hamm Company
Mrs Auman Treated for Burns in Local Incident
Mrs Daniel Auman, 55, of Lebanon R D 1, received second degree burns to the right foot Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital after she spilled hot coffee at home. She was referred to Abe dispensary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Auman
Lebanon R. D
Good Samaritan Hospital
Foot
Abe Dispensary
Car Collision Causes Slight Damage Near Schaefferstown
Two cars driven by Walter O. Mre Lanigan of 36 W Main Street Palmyra and Andrew Miller of Hphrata collided at a side road intersection with the Schaefferstown Brickerville highway one mile south of Schaefferstown on Saturday afternoon. No injuries reported and damage described as slight by Corporal S. B. Schaeffer of the Lebanon Substation, State Highway Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter O. Mre Lanigan
Main Street
Palmyra
Andrew Miller
Hphrata
Schaefferstown
Brickerville
S. 8. Schaeffer
Lebanon + ubestaton
State Highway Patrol
Bernard Allwein and Wife Observe Eighth Anniversary
The eighth anniversary of Bernard and Hilda Allwein was observed with a Sunday dinner at the home of Bernard's parents, Francis and Mary Allwein. The couple, married at St. Marys Church by Father McGovern, have three children and hail from 17 East Locust Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Allwein
East Locust Street
Hitler orders Nazi upbringing for German children now
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Wilhelm Hitler warned parents that if children are not raised as good Nazis they will be taken by the government and reared in the party spirit. Addressing about 120000 at Erfurt with 60000 Sturm Troops in attendance Premier Julius Goemboes of Hungary met with an ovation and signed Erfurt's golden book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wiler Nas
Erfurt
Chanerdllor
Stein
Julius Goemboes
Hungary
Wass
Hrfurt
Child Bit Mercury Thermometer, Suffers Poisoning
Four year old Eleanor Hoke, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eden Hoke of 19 North Twenty second Street West Lebanon, reportedly bit a thermometer out of frustration with the cold. She was treated Saturday afternoon at Good Samaritan Hospital for mercury poisoning and discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hoke
Mia
Eden Hoke
North Twenty-second Street
West
Lebanon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Flower Show at Myerstown a Huge Success
Myerstown hosts its first annual flower show at the high school gymnasium drawing about 1,400 attendees and 260 exhibits. Noted displays came from Marr's and Wei lsdorff, A W Beyler, Clinton Seehrist, Phillippy Brothers, and Hurry Wilhelm among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myerstown
Myerstown High School
Commlites
Marr's
Weielsdorff
A. W W. Beyler
Clinton Seehrist
Richland
Phillippy Brothers
Belatville
Hurry 14
Wilhelm
German Jew from Berlin to Speak at Beth-Israel
Pr Hermann Nurnberg, noted German Jewish resident of Berlin, will address the Lebanon Jewish community at Beth-Israel Synagogue this evening at 8:30. He will outline latest developments in Germany and is known as an authority on political and economical questions. He recently published an original treatise on the theory of relativity praised by Einstein. Nurnberg has returned to this country from parts of Germany and Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Nurnberg
Berlin
Beth-Israel
Germany
Nurnberg
Albert Minstein
Einstein
Palestine
Car overturns near Annville injuring three people
Three persons were hurt Saturday afternoon when a car driven by Mrs. Aven W. Simmons skidded and overturned one mile west of Annville. Mrs. Simmons suffered a forehead abrasion while Mrs. Charles Welter and her daughter Helena Welter received cuts and bruises. All were treated by an Annville physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Throne
Aven W. Simmons
Math Street
Annville
Mh. Ll. Walter
StatesMighway
Simmons
Charles Welter
Helena
Mainstream
Woman Treated After Automobile Mishap
Mrs. DITLER HARRY sustained facial lacerations and bruising on the right arm as she rode in a car. A companion listed as 48 year old Daisy Ulizer of 534 Green Street assisted at Good Samaritan Hospital where the injuries were treated over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dazie Uitzler
Green Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
John Bucher Sentenced to Six to Twelve Years
John C. Bucher former secretary treasurer of the defunct Lebanon Finance Company was sentenced to not less than six and not more than twelve years in the Eastern Penitentiary Philadelphia on forgery charges. Three indictments yielded three to six year terms, with the third run concurrently. He pleaded guilty two weeks ago after confinement since May 11. Judge Frederick Reese presided. Witnesses testified to forgeries between 1931 and 1933 totaling substantial cash receipts and a Bucher deficit of about 341,000. C. M. Seltzer represented the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Bucher
Lebanon Finance Company
Philadelphia
Judea Frederick (. Reese
Carlisle
Cumberland County
Uoenry
Bucher
Kettering
Main & Co
C. M. Seltzer
Campmeeting at Mount Lebanon Planned this Summer
The Mount Lebanon campmeeting grounds on the Lebanon Fredericksburg road one mile north of this city will host the United Brethren in Christ campmeeting from July 18 through July 26. Daily meetings include morning afternoon and evening programs with musical concerts by Grove Avon Hebron Schoeninkersville Heading and Lebanon churches. A featured program this summer is announced with details continued on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Lebanon
Lebanon- Fredericksburg
Aunual United Brethren In Christ
Grove
Avon
Hebron
Schoeninkersville
Heading
Lebanon
National Guard Camps Set for Schedule Despite Cuts
Washington reports that Pennsylvania National Guard training camps at Mt Gretna and Indiantown Gap will operate on schedule with two weeks of summer drills. The War Department plans economies of 60 million dollars next year, with reductions in pay for some drills and curtailment of supplies and ROTC summer training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
National Guard
Mt. Gretna
Indiantown Gap
War Department
Dvi
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Baby girl born at Rexmont home of Roy Carpenter
Mr and Mrs Roy Carpenter of Rexmont announce the birth of an eleven pound girl at their home The new arrival will be named Nancy May The father is employed by the Cornwall railroad Both mother and child are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Carpenter
Rexmont
Nancy May
The
Cornwall Railroad
World Economic Conference Stalled Over France Demands
London reporters say talks on stabilizing major currencies haveresumed under France intransigence. The American delegation awaits President Roosevelt and George L Harrison after their London talks. The dollar slumped to 4.14 1 4 to the pound, exceeding the stated stabilization band as delegations race for a compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
London
Hoosevelt
George L. Harrison
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Dawson Miller and Wife Mark Silver Anniversary
Numerous congratulatory cards and gifts were extended to Mr and Mrs Dawson R Miller who celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Sunday at their home 400 North Sixth Street Mrs Miller was formerly Miss Jennie I Frantz The couple were married by Rev Harry E Milor of the Salem United Brethren church They have five children John Ruth Chace Dawson dry and Robert Miller all at home The anniversary featured a family dinner and many friends neighbors and acquaintances extended best wishes for many more years of marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson R. Miller
North Sixth Street
Mra. Miller
Jennie I. Frantz
Harry E. Milor
Salem United Brethren Church
Millars
John
Ruth
Chace
Dawson
Dry
Robert Miller
Five year old Arlene Beamesderfer hit by car in town
Arlene Beamesderfer five daughter of Samuel and Mrs Beamesderfer of 18 Hanover street was struck by an automobile on the Benjamin Franklin Highway in front of the Blue Moon Cafe Saturday afternoon. She suffered a possible skull fracture and facial lacerations and was brought to Good Samaritan Hospital where X rays were taken and her condition reported good. George Wolf of Sixteenth and Willow streets operated the car. Raymond Sheffy, a passing motorist, assisted the child to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlenn Beamesderfer
Samuel Beamesderfer
Hanover Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Benjamin Franklin Highway
Blue Moon Cafe
Oe Goeary Wolf
Sixteenth
Willow Streets
Raymond Sheffy
Lebanon Democrats to Meet Tonight in County Trust Building
The Lebanon County Democratic club holds a meeting tonight at the club rooms in the county trust company building. Only male members may attend. Guy J. Bard, a Lancaster attorney, will speak as the featured speaker of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon County Democratic Club
Lebanon County Trust Company
Guy J. Bard
Lancaster
Vacation Bible School attendance gains at St Mark's
Enrollment at the opening session of the Daily Vacation Bible School in St Mark's Reformed church reached 230 pupils, up from 186 last year, with total last year at 272. The program is led by Rev Henry Hoerber and sponsored by St Mark's St Pauls Evangelical and Christ Presbyterian churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Reformed Church
St. Mark's
St. Paul's Evangelical
Christ Presbyterian
Henry Hoerber
Dorothy Tarrach
Mary — Sperdw
Flora Gross
Clement Bell
Anya Wolfe
Jannie Poeht
Ruth Agen
Franklin Glassmeyer
Helen Merkey
Harry Gingrich
Richard Gingrich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aidmay Upers
SAT
FIRST
E. C. Church
Margaret M’lanigan
Henry D. Weaver
Illinois
Earl Brubaker
N. Brenner
U. B
Peiffer
Manbeck
St. Paul Brewer
A. Hitler
Mrs
Ciazi Ditaler
Harry
John Bucher
Reese
MT. Lebanon
Truge Ste
Dawson Miller
Mark
Arlene Beamesderfer
Vacation Bible School
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