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Lebanon Semi Weekly News

Location

Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1908

Page

3

Mt Gretna visitors highlighted by old people's service

The Harrisburg Patriot notes Mt Gretna visits by George Roumfort and family from Lancaster and numerous locals from Harrisburg. A large Old People's Day service at St Pauls church featured Rev J G Sands, with a German greeting, a stone-accented sermon, and nearly 60 years of members honored. Children’s Day programs were well received, with Sadie Bruce guiding the young performers and a church orchestra assisting the music.

H A. Kittie Spadots Auditorina J. G. Sands Harrisburg Chriiten Imeet Sinds Rociard Marle Light Thia GD. Batdort Zion U. ‘B. Church, Reading and Family Mt. Gretna

Annular Solar Eclipse to Cross North America and Beyond

An annular eclipse will occur next Monday visible across the United States Canada Mexico and Central America. It begins at 1 00 in the morning and ends at 12 47, lasting six hours overall with the annular phase about three hours fifty minutes. The path goes over Mexico City Tampa Miami and the Bermuda area, crosses the Atlantic, and ends near West Africa. The first solar eclipse of the year occurred January 4 and was a total eclipse not visible here. A central eclipse is expected December 24 but will be invisible in North America.

United States Canada Mexico Ambetica O'Cock Mexico City Tampa Mia Hermudas Atlantic North America

Unclaimed Letters For Week Ending June 23 1405

List of unclaimed letters sorted by ladies and gents in the weekly post office summary. Names include Lelia Deam Margaret Lotz Maggie Pellter Malhe Heltz Thelma Airs Ob and Amos eagle Robert Fine George Gerhart T W Garrett Percival Gilout Mahoney McCorkle Seal and Book Co BE N Wathen Mam Wagner.

Mieg Lelia Deam Margaret Lotz Maggie Pellter Migs Malhe Heltz Airs Thelma Amos Eagle Robert Fine George Gerhart T.W. Garret Percival Gilout Patring Mahoney F. K. McCorkle Seal End Book Co BE. N. Wathen Wil Mam Wagner

Fishermen From City Take Trip With Friends

Raymond Steim Ephraim Faust Buy Hutter and L Say lor Zimmerman all of the city with two friends Ben Watme and R B Decker are on a fishing trip near Barker city. The group plans a brief outing and reports steady activity on the water.

Raymond Steim Ephraim Faust Buy Hutter L. Saylor Zimmerman Princeton Julius Pit Carnegie Teppsicaleensa SNG Ben Watme B. Decker Bupker

Trinity Lutheran Sunday School Celebrates 23rd Anniversary

The twenty third anniversary was honored with Sunday services starting at 6 pm. Charlies Hoffman led the welcome and spoke on growth, while Harry Heilman reported solid class progress and a total school income of 1194.84 dollars. Pastor J H Sandt compared roses to the school, noting scholars and teachers bound by faith, with Marie Shucker providing the floral decorations.

Trinity Lutheran Sunday School Charlies Hoffman Harry Heilman J. H. Sandt Jesus Christ Jesup Christ Sandt Mise Marie Shucker

Schaefferstown News Highlights Local Life and Graduation

Rev Lewis Pluck delivered an address at St Marks Chair rendering. Millic Behaeferatown observes longest day with rent remarks. Peiffer and Lindenmuth, Stoudhnburg makers of collars and cuffs, toured town by automobile. George C Sanders visits parents in Schaefferstown. Bees roving colony arrives at Bielumotz premises. Local ball team shows strong offense with Corl pitching in Kirkwood’s absence. Lutheran service and Sunday School observe altar. Pastor elect RegiP ghahtz to begin July. Athletic association hosts park sociable next Saturday. Local high school graduation held at Reformed church. four graduates, all girls: Beamesderfer, Langer, Wetter, Heeker nel. Salutatorian Beamesderfer. valedictorian Hickertiell. Address by Rev J Lewis Pluck lauded. Diplomas given by Principal Matterness with emphasis on high school value. Civil War veteran Samuel Smith leaves for Lititz. Mrs George Beamesderter visiting Philadelphia. Dewin Fetter and wife begin housekeeping on West Main Street.

Messie Peiffer and Lindenmuth Stoudhnburg George C. Sanders John P. Sanders George Bielumotz Womatsdorf ¥. M. CG Kirkwood Tha. Auaplres Schaefferstown Athletic Angoelation Reformed Church Aue W. Beamesderfer Ida 8. Langer Sophia Wetter Mattie M. J.hekernel Miss Beamesderfer Migs Hickertiell J. Lewis. Pluck Myerstown St. Mark's Reformed Church Lebanon Thomas H. Matterness Samuel Smith Lititz George Beamenderter Philadelpha Fetter Wie

Coal company partners and local incidents in Lebanon area

Saturday June 14 1883 reports a 400 pound coal chunk delivered to Wry Mitchell's office by Laurel Nit Coal and Coke Co. lands lie Cambiria county. Multiple injuries include a mule kick to a glove shop worker and a boy struck by a gunshot. School board elects teachers. cataract removed from Mrs Witmeyer. Mrs Kehler receives $2000 from Kittatinny Lodge. Fire chief Maltoy visits Lebanon. Mt Gretna plans. heat halts night shifts. Valley road crash kills young woman, injures grandfather. Strawberries, boy kicked by horse, weddings and other local items noted.

Laurel Nit Coal and Coke Company Abram Hess Robert Mitchell Ned Irish John M. Watt Wry Mitchell Cambiria Natpad Mortman Joel Dubble Jackson Township School ‘Board of Independent District Peat G. Gerberleh Webster Mary B. Lee Seventh Street A. B. Qloninger Jay Seltzer Christiana Witmeyer Hone Kehler Kittatinny Lodge Welmer Ged. W. Seibert Hin’ Lonte P. Maltoy Altoona Fire Department Lebanon al. Mary’s Brada Pat Wirt Golebrook Furnace Tha.slevator Kimmerling’s Gretna Aekay Salem Tattheran Mt. Gretna Aussant Light Wx-Chiat Poller Shar Smith Tancaktor Mt. Cretag Valley Road Pelianon Robesonia Chaiine Carrnel Winehold kiTed Wiliam Beckley Pall Alley North Lebanon House North Ninth Street Isaiah Good Wille Jonnstown Pittsburg

Sunday a- "Inste He Ep" Sunday event under Lebanon County Sunday Association

An old newspaper item reports on a Sunday event under the Lebanon County Sunday Association. Hon. EH Bertoamin presided at the gathering held in Cleoma. Mrs. M. P. Spangler presented the Cradle Roll department and planning details were discussed by Katharine Roim.

Lebanon County Ata Hoon United Bra Fes Cleoma Bertoamin Biarma Atyilie M. P. Spangler Rayeaentaeoters Ee Mae Bokoos I Wacob Nye V. Bartment MA Katharine Roim Jebaton Ala Aebgb Baa Ae Mala Inex Tha. de Campbellton

First Political Fifth Ward Republicans Form Organizing Club

The first Patt-Sherman political club was organized Saturday by several Republicans of the Fifth Ward. Temporary president Edward Melman presided with T. Leohard elected temporary secretary. A decaI meeting was planned for Wednesday at 8 to form a permanent organization and elect officers.

Fifth Ward Forman Organizatio Patt-Sherman Nels Greag Wall Edward Melman Leohard

Delegate Home Returns From Chicago for Convention

Attorney Howard C. Stark, delegation member from this district, has returned home from Chicago and was seen arriving Sunday morning as the Republican National Convention team regrouped locally.

Howard C. Stark Rey Chicago

Real estate and craft notes from a dated ledger fragment

A fragmented ledger item lists property details at 203 Lehman Street with Andrew J. Wolf, mentions valuation of 1600 dollars and parties like Alice Gatbach. Additional notes reference umbrellas repaired, a person named August Schroeder at Locust and Ninth, and a Bavarian sounding money loan item with unclear context.

Alice Gatbach Andrew J. Wolf Lehman Street Uity

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