Miss Carpenter Bride Today of W F Daugherty
Miss A Leone Carpenter of 1031 Poplar street becomes the bride of Warren F Daugherty of Cornwall at Zion Lutheran church at 6 30 pm today The ceremony will be conducted by Rev William E Swoope Relatives and friends from several cities will attend A recital by Clayton Long and H Wesley Carpenter precedes the ceremony with a program of operatic and classical numbers The church will be adorned with palms ferns lilies and white hydrangeas with white ribbon and ferns at the altar Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Leone Carpenter
Poplar Street
Warren F. Daugherty
Cornwall
S. T
Zion Lutheran Church
William E. Swoope
Lancaster
Altoona
Berwick
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
New York City
Cleveland
Atlantic City
Clayton Long
H. Wesley Carpenter
Ohio
Mr. Long
Cziboulka
Tannnhauser
Wagner
Guy D’ Hardelot
de Koven
Mr. Carpenter
Mendelssohn
Margot McLanigan Weds Henry Weaver in Palmyra
Miss Margaret L. McLanigan of 35 West Malin Street Palmyra and Henry D. Weaver son of Mrs Elwin Campbell of Datnia Florida were married last evening at 8 in the First United Brethren church Palmyra The ceremony used the ring service and was witnessed by relatives and a few intimate friends The bride wore white crepe trimmed with pink a white turban and gloves They will live at 822 Cornwall Pike with the bridegroom's relatives Mr Weaver a Miami High School graduate works at Hotel Weimer Mrs Weaver attended Palmyra schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret L. McLanigan
West Malin Street
Palmyra
Henry D. Weaver
Elwin Campbell
Datnia
Florida
First United Brethren Church
P. B. Gibble
Archie Wolfe
Cornwall Pike
Weaver
Miami High School
Hotel Weimer
Marriage licenses issued at Lebanon courthouse
The Lebanon county courthouse issued several marriage licenses. Couples include Frank W. Basehore, 21, and Carrie M. Sutherly, 20. Warren F. Daugherty, 25, and A Leone Carpenter, 25. Homer D. Bomberger, 23, and Naomi B. Miller, 23. David E. B. Carmany, 24, and Violet M. Foltz, 21. Paul G. Challenger, 25, and Mary O. Hynson, 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon County
Frank W. Basehore
Bethe
R. D
Michael Basehore
Carrie M. Sutherly
Meckville
Simon Sutherly
Warren F. Daugherty
Cornwall
W. W. Daugherty
A. Leone Carpenter
Edwin B. Carmany
Violet M. Foltz
Palmyra R. D
Paul G. Challenger
East Orange N. J
George Challenger
Mary O. Hynson
Roy
J. L. Hynson
Hathaway Park
Weather update for Eastern Pennsylvania
Partly cloudy with cooler temperatures and a chance of local afternoon thunderstorms. Forecast notes a slow rise in temperatures and unsettled conditions through the day with possible light showers later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna
Move to have federal aid used on highway
Harrisburg today a delegation from communities along the Benjamin Franklin highway urged that part of the 18 800 000 federal aid highway funds be used to improve the road. Secretary of Highways Samuel S Lewis said he will draft recommendations for Governor Pinchot after receiving word from Washington on expenditure. The group included mayors and burgesses from Lebanon Reading Hershey Potts town Harrisburg and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Samuel
Lewis
Washington
Pinchot
John K. R. Schropp
David Hammond
Lebanon
Weber Ermentrout
John K. Stauffer
Peter Klein
Herbert W. Elvidge
Hew Johnston
Reading
Burgess John G. Zeigler
H. N. Perry
Hershey
Burgess John K. Kline
Pottstown
George A. Hoverter
Scientist Begins Detective Work on Lamson Case
A scientific detective Edward Oscar Heinrich of Berkeley uses microscopes and past crime experience to probe the death of Allene Thorpe Lamson. He visited the Lamson home at Stanford University and expressed satisfaction with the evidence found as he aids the defense of David A. Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Edward Oscar Heinrich
Berkeley
Lamson
Allene Thorpe Lamson
David A. Lamson
Stanford University
University Preas
Heinrich
Police seize still on land of day advocate
State and county police raided a 75 gallon still on a 300 acre Lancaster county farm owned by John A. McSparran, secretary of agriculture and prohibition law advocate. Two men fled as officers fired in the air. McSparran’s son Charles accompanied police and residents complained of waste from the still entering a fishing stream. Authorities confiscated the still, destroyed gallons of liquor, and seized 250 pounds of sugar along with corn and rye mash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lancaster County
John A. McSparran
Robert A. King
MacSparran
Charles
Ijiquor
Harry Lehman Reaches Fifty With Birthday Party
Harry Lehman of Twelfth and Chestnut streets celebrated his fiftieth birthday Tuesday evening with a party hosted by his wife and children. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehman Sr. and Jr., the Hummels, McDonalds, Culfiels, Hickerwells, and Lehman children Martha Betty Carl Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lehman
Twelfth
Chestnut Streets
Hummel
Harry Lehman, Jr
Reuben McDonald
Nick Culfiel
Harold Hickerwell
Carl Lehman
Martha Lehman
Albert Lehman
Betty Lehman
Mercury Mounts to 98 as Heat Wave Arrives
Summer arrived under a sweltering sun as the thermometer jumped from 58 to 98 degrees in twelve hours. The heat wave advanced from the West, nearing the previous hot spell’s record, while cooler trends were expected from the western plains and the lake in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Observatory
Lebanon Valley Gas Company
Inspectors Named for Jobless Garden Project
Announcement names William Fisher and Charles Kline of South Fifth Avenue as inspectors for district 2 of the community gardening movement directed by Karl Bribaker. Inspections occur weekly with pest control clinics in West Lebanon East Lebanon and Myerstown areas already receiving instruction. District leaders are asked to apply to district managers for materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fisher
Charles Kline
South Fifth Avenue
Karl Bribaker
West Lebanon
East Lebanon
Myerstown
Engagement Announced At Heights Luncheon
At a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Thomas Quinn at the Stone House on the Heights, the engagement of her niece Miss Carline Keiser to William R. Worhoya of Tower Michigan was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas §. Quinn
Stone House On the Heights
Carline Keiser
William R. Worhoya
Tower, Michigan
Lower State Aid Fails to Hamper Local Relief
Lebanon city and county report sharing in the return of prosperity official sources today. More than 2,000,000 persons have been returned to work since March 4 and about 1,600,000 have gone back on the payroll since April 1. In May and June 1,400,000 more were employed while unemployment aid diminishes. Mrs Earnestin Weber notes aid reductions are easing and fewer applicants seek help, keeping Talbot Emergency Relief Fund intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
American Federation of Labor
Ent
Mre
Earnestin Weber
The
Lebanon Associated Charities
U S Moves on Trade Barriers at World Conference
London dispatch reports the American delegation introduced a resolution by Secretary Hull calling for removal of trade barriers, signaling the United States will not seek dollar stabilization before the conference acts on Roosevelt's program. The move spurred debate among gold standard states and overshadowed efforts to push stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Heat wave death toll rises across multiple states
The ongoing heat wave brings new fatalities across Wisconsin Michigan Pennsylvania Ohio Missouri and Kansas with Nebraska and several cities reporting extreme temperatures. Washington D C reached 98 3 while Kansas hit 102 and other cities posted triple digits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Missouri
Kansas
Washington, D. C
Woman's Club thanks Lebanon Daily News Times
The Woman's Club of Lebanon extends its appreciation to the Lebanon Daily News Times for favors to the publicity committee and club during the 1922 83 year. The club thanks the paper for publishing news about club activities and its cooperative support to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
News-Times
Woman's Club of
Lebanon
Lebanon Daily News-Times
Hirchback Bride of James Fitzgibbon in Philadelphia
The marriage of Helen B Hirchback of Sand Hill daughter of Lewis Hirchback to James Charles Fitzgibbon son of John Fitzgibbon of this city occurred Tuesday June 20 in Zion's church Philadelphia. Rev Kurt E B Molzaten officiated. Bridesmaid was Elsie Miller of New York and best man Eugene Miller of New York. Guests at the wedding breakfast in a leading Philadelphia hotel included Mr and Mrs John Manzock Mr and Mrs Julius Hirchback Lebanon Mr and Mrs Ray Allewelh Springfield Pa Mr and Mrs Julius Ullaloth Philadelphia Mr and Mrs Richard Miller and son Eugene New York and Elate Hirchback Lebanon. The groom is a Lebanon chain store manager. The wedding trip has been postponed for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen B. Hirchback
Sand Hill
Lewis Hirchback
James Charles Fizgibbon
John Fitzgibbon
Philadelphia
Zion's Church
Hev
Kurt E. B. Molzaten
Elsie Miller
New York
Eugene Miller
John Manzock
Julius Wirchback
Lebanon
Ray Allewelh
Springfield
Julius Ullaloth
Richard Miller
Eugene
Elate Hirchback
Kantor Shirt Company Announces Fifteen Percent Wage Boost
Kantor, manager and proprietor of the S Kantor Shirt Company factory at the Eighth Street Market House, announced wage increases of fifteen percent starting Friday. The firm employs about 150 girls, with weekly wages rising from fifty cents to three dollars for many. The company has operated in Lebanon for twelve years as of November 1 and produces about 1,200 dozen shirts weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kantor
S. Kantor Shirt Company
Eighth Street
Lebanon
Preparatory Service Friday at St. Mark's Church
Preparatory services for the Maly Communion will be Friday at 7 46 in St. Mark's Reformed church. The pastor will preach on The Experiences of a True Worshipper. Communion services Sunday at 6 a.m. and 10 45 a.m. No evening service Sunday or during July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Reformed Church
Two Cars Collide Causing Slight Damage at City Intersection
A minor collision occurred at Ninth and Elizabeth streets this morning around eight. One car was driven by Carl Koeedy of Lebanon Rate 4, 9 and the other by John Barry of Lebanon Route 6. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth
Elizabeth Streets
Carl Koeedy
Lebanon
John (. Barry
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce to discuss Recovery Act meeting
The Lebanon Chamber of Commerce partners with the Pennsylvania State Chamber to inform business leaders about the National Industrial Recovery Act. A July 7 delegation will attend a Harrisburg meeting with associate counsel John Caliasso of the National Association of Manufacturers to review the act, its theory and trade code implications. Local officers and manufacturers will attend the Lincoln Valley event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Washington, D. C
Industrial Recovery Board
State Chamber
Pugiiese
Narricbarp
Jocal C. of
Charles Houser Breaks Arm in Tree Fall
Charles Mouser aged nine fell from a cherry tree at Welmer plot near Churet street last night breaking his arm. Patrolman Ed Brown pursued several children before hearing the boy. A passing motorist Isaac Brandt from Avon took the boy home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mouser
North Sixth Street
Welmer
Churet Street
Edehte'clark
Brown
Isaac Brandt
Avon
Veterans honored at Eastern Pennsylvania Conference
Fifty United Brethren ministers and officials with forty years plus service were honored at Mt. Gretna. Rev Gauffman of Noffaville aged 79, the oldest active clergyman, received fifty-nine years in the denomination. A pageant was staged by Manheim Christian Endeavor Society as conference officials discussed a new camp meeting building. Nominating committees named leaders for upcoming election including Levi Hershey, Paul Hummel, Almeda Brandt, Anna Joss, Mrs Leroy Pegsey, Kathryn Lehman, and Rev R S Meb erly and Rev Sezra H H Ranck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Gretna
United Brethren Church
Eastern Penneylvania
United Brethren In Christ
Gauffman
Noffaville
Manheim Christian Endeavor Soelery
8. C. Enok
Hell On
Levi Hershey
Elizabethtown
Paul Hummel
Hummelstown
Almeda Brandt
Manheim
Anna Ioss
Ephrata
Leroy Pegsey
Kaitryn Lehman
R. S. Meberly
Oberlin
Sézra HH. Ranck
New Holland
He, M. Rhoad
Spaniards Missing as Search Expands Across Mountain Terrain
Mexico City reports intensified search for two Spanish trans Atlantic fliers, pilots Captain Mariano Barberan and Lieutenant Jonquin Collar, after crash rumors near La Malinche. Officials confirm possible crash and injuries, with extended hunt into Oaxaca and Guerrero regions and denials from Ambassador Alvarez Del Vayo about wavesala State crash claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
D. F
Rodriguez
Mariano Barberan
Jonquin Collar
Tabasea
I¢ Sierra Mountains
Villa Hermosa
Tabasca
Oaxnaca
Guerrero
Department of Communications
la Malinche
Lieut
Collar
Cas
Alvarez del Vayo
Wlaveala
Miss Mary Hynson will marry Paul Challenger
Rev J Leonard Hynson, pastor of Fourth Street Presbyterian, will wed Miss Mary O Hynson to Paul G Challenger of East Orange New Jersey Saturday at 4 o clock. The ceremony at church will be preceded by a short organ recital with family and friends invited. Brother James Hynson of Scarsdale will give away the bride. Dorothy Bletoch of Philadelphia acts as maid of honor with Miss Harriet Siegriet of this city as bridesmaid and best man Worth Troyette of East Orange New York. Other attendees include Mrs Irldesmaid Bletoch Gourher College Baltimore and Harry Athersare etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leonard’ Hynson
Fourth Street Presbyterian Church
Mary O. Hynson
Paul G. Challenger
East Orange
N. J
George G. Challenger
Lehman Street
Adu
Minsle
Hynson
Jamea
Scarsdale
N. Y
Ats
Dorothy Bletoch
Muladalphia
Harriot Siegriet
Irildesmaid
Bletoch
Gourher College
Baltimore, Worth
Troyette
Mast Orange
N. T
Athersare Mveratt Harry
Mabert Hyngon
Philip Davis
James Schueffer
Newark
Leroy Albert and Wife Mark Fifteenth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Leroy Albert of North Twelfth Street celebrate fifteen years of marriage in a quiet observance. Albert is known as a reporter and his wife, Margaret Reinha r, was previously Mrs Relnhar before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Albert
North Twelfth Streets
Albert
Margaret Relnhar
Soviets to Aid in Search for Jimmie Mattern
Moscow reports the Soviet wireless station on Chukot Penins ula near Alaska has been ordered to establish contact with American stations to aid in locating missing aviator Jimmie Mattern. No word has reached Russia since he departed Khabarovsk Siberia a week ago for Nome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Borviet
Chukat Peninsula
Alaska
Jimmie Mattern
Ker
Mattern
Khabarovsky
Siberian
Nome
Mrs Harry Granger Home From Hospital
Mrs Harry Granger was hospitalized at Good Samaritan Hospital for several weeks with appendicitis. She was discharged and returned home in Leone on Monday of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Granger
Good Satan
Opstatia
Leone
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Margaret M'Lanigan
Henry
Court House
Premier MacDonald
James M. Cox
Vital Monetary Committee
Sam D. McReynolds
Maxton Elmnelt
Raumssla
Othe
Associated Press
U. SS
Nebraska
Lincoln
Mattoon
Bloomsburg
Frederick
Detroit
Chicago
Erie
Helen Hirchback
Bride
James
Fitzgibbon
Kantor Shirt Company
ST. Mark’s
LEB. C. OF C
Charles Houser
U. B
Mary Hynson
Paul Challenger
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