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Newspaper

Lebanon Semi Weekly News

Location

Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1908

Page

4

Muhlenberg College outlines finances and charter revision

The Muhlenberg College board reports 23 of 30 members present and notes $186,000 ready from a Carnegie pledge toward a $200,000 debt, with endowment and building funds itemized. A charter revision committee and plans for a new Allentown Preparatory School site are formed amid commencement ceremonies honoring fourteen graduates led by President Hass.

Muhlenberg College Tiay W. D. C. Keller Andrew Carnegie Rev. Kelter Carnegie Abecgl Wits Charles A. Bcheiren Evan B. Lewis Philadelphia Gustav A. Endlich Reading Reuben J. Butz Allentown Samuel G. Weigkotten Brooklyn No.y C. A. VonDersmith Lancaster Allentown Seminary Adlentown, Collegiate Institute and Military. “Academy Evangelical, Lutheran Church Lehigh County Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania Allentown Preparatory School Muhlenberg Muhtertberg College Sie Liutheran J. A. W. Hass Ana James W. Anthony Sem' G. Keck Hecktown Fred Lb. Coleman Lebanon Charles T. Jacks A. Cuias Mu. Kester Bethlehem Morris W. Krause Kempton Wegrge Fuhl 4Ilefton Frank Mr. Marah Daniales Villa Howard S. Paules Bethlehen Paul H. Rudd Ralph H. Schatz Alientowa Alfred M. Stump Kutsiown Herbert A. Weaver Mauch Chunk A. Charles R. Keiller F Red J. Coleman Kungler Jatoh Fry Tutheren Fred. Colemen

Allentown Valedictorian Delivers Notable Oration

The valedictorian Halph H. sehats from Allentown delivered a masterful oration. President Inag gave a brief closing address on Unreal Learning. The Clemmin I. Ulrich prize for best speech in English at the junior contest went to Floyd L. Eleher, with James A. Rossard receiving honorable mention. Judges included Mayo Harry G. Stiles Hon M Q Henninger and Rev s fara Neskirk pastor of Trinity Reformed Church.

Halph H. Sehats Allentown Fortan Inag Clemmin I. Ulrich Englen Junilor Floyd L. Eleher James A. Rossard Mayo Harry G. Stiles Q. Henninger Rev S. Fara Neskirk Trinity Reformed Church

Mrs Ben Ward Hosts Buchre Club Evening

Mrs Hon Ward of Sixth and Cumberland streets entertained the Buchre club on Thursday evening. The event featured a luncheon and a prize drawing with Mrs Steve Reilly winning first prize, Mrs J Herbert Manbeck second, and Mrs Harper Blyler consolation prize. Other attendees included Mrs Paul Ulrich and Miss Mayme Deininger as the club plans future outdoor events and perhaps adopt 500 next winter.

Hon. Ward Sixth Cumberland Streets Ward Waa Steve Reilly Ran’ Allen J. Herbert Manbeck Allen Ward Harper Blyler Paul S. Ulrich Mia Raymond Brandt Mayme Deininger

Firemen Douse Blaze At Dearwechter Farm Hay Stacks Burn

Clarence Daubert and Ray Arnold of the YMCA aided by firemen from Woater Worky dam fought a blaze that started on a manure pile at the Dearwechter farm. The flames quickly consumed two large hay stacks and threatened the barn and nearby house but were brought under control in time.

Clarence,Daubert Ray Arnold Woater Basa Aldadi Dearwechter

Obsequies for Mrs Sarah Lessig Held at Royer Meeting House

The funeral services for the late Mrs. Sarah Lessig wife of William Lessig senior were conducted by Reverend John Herr of Myerstein and Reverend W. H. Les dle at the Royer Meeting House. The ceremony followed a procession from the Lessig home at 442 North Fourth Street with pallbearers William Billsman Julius Patschke Abland Swanger and Henry Peiffer. Underwater?

Sarah Willian Lessig John Herr Myerstéin TH Lesdle Chri Presbyterian’ Church Royér Lessig Fourth Street Wiliam Billsman Jullus Patschke Abland Swanger Henry Peiffer P.M. Thompson The Undéwaterg

Bay horse dies from lockjaw after engine accident

A bay horse used to draw the Good Will Engine Company's chemical engine died Thursday evening from lockjaw. Ten days earlier the horse slipped in the engine house and cut its hip on a step, worsening into a severe wound that failed to heal despite care. The animal was valued at over $300.

Good Wish Ure Company

Mrs. Hahn Buried in City Funeral Service Conducted by Two U H Ministers

Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy Hahn were held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at 643 North Eleventh Street. Rev. J. P. Smith and Rev. H. E. Miller presided. Burial followed at Mbevecer cemetery. Undertaker W. H. Blelder arranged arrangements.

U. H Nancy Hahn Eleventh Street J. PB. Smith H.E. Miller Raten

Stine Norafadh Weds A Stewart Ulrich In Lebanon

Stine Norafadh a longtime public school teacher in Futraday area married A Stewart Ulrich of Lebanon in a private ceremony at 38 North Ninth Street residence of the bride's mother Mrs Catherine Poorman. Rev Sando and Rev Calvi Sher officiated. After a small reception the couple left for a wedding tour to Washington and other eastern and southern points. They will reside at the Poorman home upon return. Norafadh noted for religious work at St Mary's Reformed Church and service in Lebanon schools. Ulrich, son of the late Daniel Ulrich of Annville, a Lebanon Valley College and Yale Law School graduate, is a rising Lebanon bar attorney.

Stine Norafadh Futraday Beamne A. Stewart Ulrich Lebanon Catherine Poorman North Ninth Street Toin Sando Hamlin Calvisher 81. Mark's Reformed Church Whitch Mra. Trion Washington Poorman St. Mary’s Reformed Church Daniel Ulrich Annville

Quiet Wedding of Dawson Miller and Jennie Frantz

Dawson R Miller and Miss Jennie L Frantz were quietly married at the bride’s parents home on North Fifth Street. Rev H B Miller of Salem AB Church performed the ceremony witnessed by immediate families. The bride wore white silk and the couple planned a wedding trip to eastern cities. Attending were J K Frantz and Mrs Sarah Miller among others.

Dawson Miller Jeanez Dawson R. Miller Jennie L. Frantz J. K. Frantz Elsy North Fifth Street H. B Miller Salem A Castern Sarah“ Miller Goom Kathryn Frantz Elizabeth Frantz Barbara Miller Ruth Miller Harry Miller Harry M. Gingrich

Odd Fellows trip to Fredericksburg confers second degree

Members of Quuittapahilla Lodge No. 835 and forty Annville lodge members traveled by bus to Fredericksburg on Thursday evening. The degree team conferred the second degree on nine candidates, then the group returned home around dawn with reports of an enjoyable trip.

Annville Fredericksburg Quuittapahilla Lodge UO. O. F Fredencksburg

Excellent Roads Repair by Highway Commissioner Bleistein

West Lebanon official Joseph A H Bleistein has completed Lehman Street at Twenty fourth Street repair. The road is now in best condition and will reduce traffic through the commons at Tart Point. Local drivers frequent the route and will appreciate the improvement.

Joseph A. H. Bleistein West Lebanon Lehman Street Twenty-fourth Street Aly

Malta Knights Attend Divine Exercises at First Reformed

John T. Wally of Harrisburg grand commander of the Knights of Malta and Patmos Commandery No. 1717 will attend services at the First Reformed Church. Royalton’s grand pretator Rev. Cinton S. Miler is also expected. The city band under Prof. Werman Ayres will furnish music. A parade route from Malta Hall to Cumberland, Ninth, Chestnut, Tenth, and High streets to the hall is noted.

John T. Wally Harrisburg Knights of Malta Patmos Commandery First Reformed Church Cinton S. Miler Royalton Werman Ayres

Local marriage licenses issued by Clerk Kochendertoor

Rufus Krill and Miss Catherine Zohn both of the city Starvey Angle and Miss Lucetta Hosler both of Culebrook Charles A Kapp of Newmans town and Miss Minnie Becker of Behaefferstown were licensed to wed. The bride is fourteen.

Kochendertoor Rufus Krill Cather’ Zohn Morrig Zohn Starvey Angle Lucetta A. Hosler Culebrook Charles A. Kapp Newmanstown Minnie Becker Behaefferstown

Margaret Koons Dies Sudden in Fredericksburg

Laura Margaret Koons wife of Lawrence Koons died suddenly at Fredericksburg on Sunday. Funeral services were held in the United Brethren church conducted by Rev C G Ronitz with a German sermon from Psalms 29:6. She was 62 years old and survived by her husband two sons five daughters and fourteen grandchildren. The house service preceded the burial on the family plot in the cemetery.

Fanehae Laura Margaret Lawrénce Koons Fredericksburg C. G. Ronitz United Brethren Church Gerbart

Ammonia mix up causes injury to Sharon woman

Mrs. Sarah Grifin of Sharon, guest of her daughter Mrs. Ben Allen, suffered a distressing accident after mistaking coal oil for medicine. She drank a strong ammonia solution, burned the mouth and throat, and requires days of treatment before any substantial recovery. A physician administered care.

Sarah Grifin Sharon Ben Allen North Meath Street

Teachers Chosen for Tagepennent School District High

The following teachers have been appointed for Tagepennent School District High School. Superintendent Hoyer. Aralwtant, OT. Mason Rupke, Wiest Grammar. Prof. John te Wiegler, Second Grammar. Hain Wirst intermediate. John Fe, Foytiz, Legend intermediate. Migs Barbara Miller, Wirst Secondary. Migs Stella Felty, Groma Point. Leb anon ¢owily, ATTISO BCNeOh. tnt uary, Miss Julia'Demter. Teachers for Webster building will not be made until June 30.

Tagepennent School Disricty High Schagket Hoyer Guberintendent Aralwtant Mason Rupke Wiest Grammar John Te Wiegler Grammer Hain Wirst John Fe Foytiz Legend Sintermediate Migs Barbara Miller Wirst Secondary Stella Felty Groma Point Lebanon Attiso Bcneoh Julia’Demter Webster Building

Peculiar Egg Display Attracts Notice In South Lebanon

A farmer from South Lebanon township exhibited a most peculiar egg at the News offset day. The egg is very small and weighs little, yet its shape and color drew attention for its resemblance to a necked pumpkin. Onlookers found the specimen striking and curious.

Benjamin Wehman Lebanon

Milwaukee trip of Protective Association leaders detailed

Former Travelers' Protective association president Allev and Milton T. Maguire of Post I traveled to Milwaukee Wisconsin by rail and boat to attend the national convention. They joined the Pennsylvania delegation in Allentown this morning for the event with plans to return by rail after about a week.

Allev Travelers’ Protective Association Milton T. Maguire Post I Milwanton Wisconsin Tray Clera” Protective Association Buffaloa Crewe Inba Unter A Cateman Pennsylvania Jie Allantown Maguire Ta Post U

Mary Wahnestock Returns From Akron Brother in Recovery

Mrs Todat Jaen of 48 Delman al et and Mary Wahnestock from Akron Ohio return after weeks by the bedside of Petar Chetty, Un formed brother, who is at the point of death but has since recovered and is regaining former health.

Mra Todat Jaen Delman Aleet Ad Déevalter Mary Wahnestock Akron Ohio Petar Chetty

SUEKINI'S SALE REPORTS PROPERTY RELOCATION

Sheriff Lias Gerhart with on daily duty seized the rent estate of Seoiueld, previously operating a boarding house in Rast Labuan. The property consisted of three undulating plots on Teton and Weinman streets in Rast Lebaion, leased at the time.

Sherif Lias Gerhart Daly Ponre Nunae Seoiueld Oyer Boardiing Rast Labuan Rast Lebaion Teton Weinman Strert

Graduates at West Chester Normal School

Miss Fannie J. Focht of bhiga city was among 147 students who graduated Thursday from the West Chester Normal School. The class of 147 marked the completion of teacher training as the institution awarded diplomas and celebrated the milestone.

West Chester Fannie J. Focht Bhiga City West Chester Gate

Real Estate Transfers on Cherry Street in Palmyra

David A. Kreider transfers property on Cherry street Palmyra to William H. Turby for 750 dollars. Turby then transfers a property on Cherry street Palmyra to Oscar A. Stauffer for 375 dollars.

David A. Kreider William H. Turby Cherry Street Palmyea William Turby Oscar A. Stauffer Palmyra

Joined in wedlock in Reading Court House ceremony

The District Attorney's office reports the wedding of Harry W. Keppley, son of William Keppley of Hobesonia, to Mia Sells 8, daughter of William S$ 1apu Wan of Stouchsburg, officiated by Justice of the Peace H. Huber of Wyouwlsaipg on Wednesday at Reading Court House.

Keppray Shanaman District Attorney’s Office Reading Court House Justice of the Pees H. Huber Wyouwlsaipg Harry W. Keppley William Keppley Hobesonia Mia. Sells 8 William S$ 1Apu- Wan Stouchsburg

How to Look Good by Caring for Your Teeth

A discussion on personal appearance stresses dental care as essential to attractiveness. It notes many neglect basic tooth hygiene and warns yellowed or uncared for teeth ruin one’s looks.

Dental care tips for teeth and mouth health

A reader advises prioritizing dental visits over shopping for hats. The note emphasizes daily brushing, even with tea, and suggests that well kept white teeth leave a lasting impression, with the mouth shaping our appearance regardless of other factors.

For the Children Dental Care Ad

Promote early dental care for children stressing healthy growth and digestion. Describes enamel protection, fillings, crowns and bridges as lasting improvements. Offers free examination with extractions a specialty. Visit for checkup and treatment.

Fire Scare At Water Works In Union Area

A sulfurous campfire near the old Union Water Works sparked a fire scare for nearby residents. The manure pile fed flames toward a barn and buildings until fishermen and locals fought the blaze, saving property. A small cash loss was noted, with no injuries reported.

Old Union John Sastor Lebanon

West Lebanon Teachers Elect for Vacant Positions

A meeting of the West Lebanon teachers selected candidates for vacant posts. Names listed include Miss Katharine Hedimat and Miss Markt Uimaberer, with duties and classroom assignments noted. The group discussed appointments and future duties at the Thursday gathering.

Lehanan Piblie Sehaeats Tos Epg Seheal Paar Hwighve Misa Katharine Hedimat Unarelyun Markt Uimaberer Darvdison Migs Mititnei Teaatrys Dia Prison Meages Hhishlinen Thar Daar

Unclear historic meeting described with fragmented names

Fragmented OCR text outlines a town council or committee scene at a ward meeting with references to names Miller Stutey and a cement project. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent actions or outcomes.

Rover Cormanan Blackiey Cordu Faba Miller

Baby girl arrives at Peiffer home in Philadelphia firm agent family

A baby girl named Me Pelfer was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Peiffer at 258 North Third Street. The infant, described as a bouncing girl, is expected to grow up in a household noted for a traveling agent connected with a large Philadelphia hardware firm. Friends extend hearty congratulations.

Morris Peiffer North Third Street Me Pelfer Philadelphia

Moyers of Berks County Hold Family Reunion in Robesonta

A large Moy­er family gathering took place in Robesonta near Host, led by Mr and Mrs Peter Moyer. Attending were numerous children grandchildren and in laws from the Moy­er line, including Mrs Joan M Luss and Captain James Moyer, with many others named. The gathering marked Peter Moyer as the elder of fifteen children with twelve surviving.

Robesonta Jane Te Mays P Homestead Host Samuel’ Moyer Moyerttes Berks County Peter Moyer Joan M. Luss Rabesonias Krank Moyer Thomas Kory Arron Moyer Stowensburg Mra Warren Dorr Samual Moyer George Meter James Moyer Tlort Karn Potteiger Wehrersburo Elmer Mephen Reale Rovert Margaret Leisa Robasonta John Txbywin Harry Ulin Gertrude Cara Mayer Gora Mary Sarah Horr Hernere Welter Moyer Dora Potterger Rohrersburg Minnie Moyer Stovens Kirgs Wien Edna Kevin Joan Moyer Mar Lets Amar Sifteen Irving Frank Moyer Tioning Kurr Samuel Moyer Exara Patteiger Aaron Moyer Iya George Moyer Calvin Moyer Joes Moyer

Enjoyed outing at Hershey with Ladies club

Members of the Ladies "500" club from One Plarsany enjoyed a three-car journey to Hershey. At the park they played mime rounds with Mrs. Mary Kel winning first prize and Mrs. Wallora second. The evening featured dancing in a pavilion, and guests from out of town attended the party.

Plarsany Satternoon Smaki AL 2. Crawtora William Devils IR Algood Mary Kel Ob. A. Wallora

Settlement Affects Atyors town dentist case

Dr. George S. Hixson of Atyors town, a dentist, faced arrest and a legal claim alleging debt. The suit, filed by Miss Loos, seeks money to repay funds advanced for a wedding and other expenses. Henry ex represented the party, with Rank Bleker as usual counsel for the defendant.

George S. Hixson Atyors Mase Soning Henry Rank Blekel GouNeel Hossan

Allentown Man's Return After Ten Day Hospital Stay

Rey W. Leibensperger, a junior at Hemiw Lutheran, returned home after a ten day stay at a hospital in Allentown. The report notes his mother Mrs. Leibensperger remains with him and mentions activities around Piadteton yard and local doctors.

Rey AL W. Leibensperger Junior Ponlor Hem Iw Healeten Leibenspenads dL Leibensperkger Piadteton Hiv Dias Lactherue Allentown

Elected Members WI Surnty Meet in Church Aide Group

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local meeting with elected members and church figures. It mentions Rehanon Gounty and a jury room, with unclear context about attendance and roles. Names appear garbled, but the outline points to a community or county committee gathering and a related action in a court or jury setting.

Private Message Fragment Sparks Confidential Tour Notes

Fragmentary OCR text hints at private arrangements and travel references. It mentions dates and places in a disordered form, with scattered names and affiliations. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable portion.

Macage License of Aarritie Weenie in Laweoan Case

A fragmented notice records a Macage license involving Mierk Koehontchatuy and Aarritie Weenie to Laweoan by Miller and Miss Jennie J. Wrante, daughter of JK Prante, both of the city.

Mierk Miller Jennie J. Wrante JK. Prante jLy

Longtime city resident Jacob Zimmerman Dies at Willow Street

Jacob Zimmerman, aged about sixty years, died Friday at his Willow Street home after a sequence of strokes. A lifelong craftsman and lawman by trade, he learned his trade in his father’s shop and later worked at several downtown locations before settling on Willow Street. Survived by wife Mary Trimp and several children, he was a member of Salem Lutheran Church. Funeral arrangements include private services at home and burial at Mt Letanon Cemetery.

Jacob Hi Zimmermal Willow Street Pardipaigas Oyny Zimmerman Nig" Voor Jacob Zimmerman Ninta and Gumi Jerburn South Ninth Street Chestnut Street Annally Willow Streat Hay Zimmerman Yau Mary 'Trimp Marek Walmer Los Angeles California Vromont Jotle Zimmerman Philadelph O Ristar

Saint Mary's School Reopens After Thanksgiving Service

St Marys Uathohe oq kchoulg closed Thursday for a Thanksgiving service. The next level opens September 7 with customary public exercises. Rev Father Christ, rector, gave an address and presented diplomas to graduates including Arnold, Arnold, Paul Thompson and Roderk Thana.

St Mary's Father Christ Jiteish A. Chile Rew Pathe Christ Ein Ammold Dora Arnold Mary Jensood Lacey Misenhauer Merhert Arnold Edward Glen Paul ‘Thompson Roderk Thana Meda

Plans for New Home in West Lebanon Drawn Up

Plans for a new house are described with surveyor’s plot, framing details, and contracted builders. The property faces West Lebanon with expected timely completion and satisfactory work, as stated by the contractors and planners.

Corman Leino W. Hayeg GO Dame Phon West Bebanon

ABW Reform Church Dedication Near Bungay

The Reformed Church, in Hye Hieletown, will be dedicated on Bungay June 38. Architect A. A. Iteher designed it with Gothic cathedral style.

Hye Hieletown Plage Lee A. A. Iteher Ptety Bungay

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