Four Bodies Recovered From New York Wreckage
New York June 20. Rescue teams recovered four bodies from a Bronx apartment building collapse. Three workers were found in a second floor section. twelve were injured as debris caused the seven story structure to fail. Search was hindered by debris but personnel remained unhurt. Variations on the cause emerged, including roof failure and upper floors collapsing onto lower levels.
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New York
Bronx
Elovely
Debra
Wibe
Sfiernann
Walla
Myerstown Evangelical Church Field Day and Scout News
Myerstown Evangelical Congregational Church hosts a field day on June 23 with morning benevolent work, afternoon talks on Sunday School and church publishing, and an evening 25 piece Mormon Sunday School Orchestra. Troop 20 Boy Scouts report four active patrols cutting trees for cabin sites, with leaders Jorn Pogelman and Earl Fritz advancing training at Camp Strauss. Sunday School resumes at 9 16 with morning worship, then 7 20 worship. residents and families, including the Richters Frants Stelix and Looge clans, attend a beach outing at Bowers Beach.
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Myerstown
Evangelical Congregational Church
Churen Center
Boy Scouts of
Yooma
South Railroad Street
Dean Tyson
Robert Himmelberger
Flaming Arrow
Eagle
Beaver
Fox
Bassler’ Woods
Stuart Pogelman
Bellatang
Camp Strauss
Oliver
Earl Fritz
Bravzelloal Congregational Church
Walter Richter
Jacob Frantz
Rodney Stelix
Richard Looge
Bower's Beach
Lucky Lebanon Day Shoppers Ride Free for Bargains
Lebanon merchants sponsor a one day event with free transit to shoppers from nearby towns. Seven shoppers win two hundred dollars in merchandise. premiums worth ten percent of purchases issued as tickets. Free bus service covers several towns. event kicks off at 4:45 PM at the Chamber of Commerce with a drawing and redeemable credits at participating stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Mercantus Development Division
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
Minra
Big City
Chamber of Commerce
Eighth Street
Kathyrn Durao
Levanon
Werbrook
Hlind
Reading Coach Company
Hershey Transit Company
Hin- Malstown
Hershey
Elizabethtown
Campbelltown
Dolnia
Reading Cosvic Company
Iitses
Myerstown
Tregcott
Avon
Clenna
Fairland
Ani
Lazorick Marries Callen In St Marys Church
Helen Lazorick and Robert T Callen were married in a 9:15 am ceremony at St Marys Catholic Church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Lazorick, wore a white gown with long sleeves and a veil. The groom is a plant superintendent at Automatic Nut Company. The couple will reside at 601 Gaulford Street.
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Misa Helen V. Lazorick
Stephen Lazorick
Lehman Street
Robert T. Calle
Gullgord, Street
Charlon Callen
Lansford
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Hev
John J. Lawley
Harrisburg
Bethlehem
Tulie
Mary Schnelty
Cyril Erdman
Pridogrooh
Calien
Gaulford Street
Callon
No Mend Toslery
Callen
Lansford High School
Automatic Nut Company
Quota Club To Meet In Lebanon
Lebanon quota club members will meet at Mrs. John Len non home at 635 Cumberland for their regular business session Monday evening at 7 46 o clock.
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Lebanon
John Lennon
Cumberland -Biraet
Bueineas
Women 6 0 P to Hold Annual Picnic Tuesday
Members of the Women’s Republican club of Lebanon county announce the annual picnic at Woods Creek park near Lickdale on Tuesday next year. The morning session will be shortened to fit Alvus events, and transport will be provided by Pine Grove buses leaving the city at 10 15 and 2 36. Mrs Mather Artz, club president, oversees Woods Creek park and plans special entertainment for members.
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Women's Republican Club of
Lebanon County
Hive
Heer
Woods Ceork Park
Lickdale
Sheri Lee
Pine Grove
Mather Artz
Women's Remblicancity
Eluh Meni
Palmyra Board Elects New Sixth Grade Teacher
Palmyra June 29 Miss Christine Gruber of Annville was elected to teach sixth grade after Olive Remley resigned. Gruber a Lebanon Valley College grad, did additional work at Millersville State Teachers College. John R. Rehney was reelected school janitor for the coming year. Laneck Bros. won the contract for editing and wiring. Dr. Robert M. Olson opened a new office at 114 East Cherry Street. He is a graduate of George Washington Medical School and has interned at Union Memorial and Emergency Hospital Washington.
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Palmyra
Christine Gruber
Annville
Cade
Hi Reactors
Gruber
Lebanon Valley College
Milloraville State Teachers College
Olive Remley
Hummelatown
John R. Rehney
Laneck Broa
Robert M. Olson
East Cherry Street
Olson
Gorga Washington Medical School
Washington, D. Gy
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Weahington
D. C
Walter Reed General Hospital
0. C. Amy
Washingon
D.C
Manheim Fire Company Wins First Prize Parade Triumph
The Manheim Fire Company won the first prize of 188 at a west appearance parade during a county firemen’s association convention in Newmahstown. Ephrata Fire Company took second prize, Palmyra earned 100 for best appearing county company, with Independe nt Borough claiming third and New York winning a 50 award for distance. The Manheim marchers in blue trousers and red shirts earned a notable victory, echoing their earlier triumph in Christiana two weeks prior.
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Manheim Fire Company
Rebason Coutts
Newmahstown
Ephrata Tre Company
Palmyra
Letrimen County
Porkovaranca Company
Jobnnon
Newpork
Aeven
Christiana
Ie Caieaster
Piremoi
Miss M. E. Swope Weds Leon Guyer in Harrisburg
Miss Marjorie E Swope of 1210 Cumberland Street Harrisburg daughter of State Budget Secretary and Mrs Guy J Swope wed Leon G Guyer son of Mrs Sarah Smith of West Main Street Annville at Trinity Lutheran Church Harrisburg. Rev Elwood Schwenk officiated with Rev Peters Swope assisting. The couple, attended by immediate family, had a wedding dinner at Hotel Warner. They plan a home on Cumberland Street and both families noted education and work backgrounds.
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Tyne
Marjorie
Swope
Cumberlang Street
Abiselty
Guy J. Swope
North Secon Street
Harrisburg
Leon G. Guyer
West Main Street
Annville
Sarah Smith
Clork
Trinity Mutheran Church
Elwood Schwenk
Pleres Swope
St. Sophen's Reformed Church
Paul Copenhaver
Weir
Iit Cumberland Street
Guyor
Teaanon Mgh School
Milarayilia State Teachury College
Lebanon Nsiness College
Pennway Bakery
100000 Converts in China Reported by Propagation Office
A report to the National Office of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith notes one hundred thousand adult converts to Catholicism in China during the past year. The document highlights significant growth in the region and calls for continued missionary work and support from Catholic communities worldwide.
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New York
China
Thial
Thiats
Popu
Tragic Drowning of 12 Children in Lake Gardiner
A small boat carrying 12 children from five Luke elementary school sank on Lake Gardiner during a picnic. Only five youths survived, including operator Colvin Lundin. Rescue teams found all victims, as parents and officials mourn the loss of a community event turned fatal.
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Labes
Ineay
Lune
Gardner
Hern
Luke Elementry
Childrot
Mira Stall Burhow
Lundin
Brier
Machus
Durhnoes
Mary Peiffer Weds Geo Boland In Jones Town Nuptials
Mary Peiffer of Geo Boland married George Boland in a morning ceremony at the couple's Main Street home in Jones Town. Rev J F Musselman presided. wedding party and immediate families attended. The bride wore a white gown and georgette accessories, and the groom wore white. A small reception followed for close relatives.
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Mary Peiffer
GEO. Boland
J. F. Musselman
United Brethren
Starra Liane
Attica
Vielwley
Marrline
Mika Mary B. Palffer
My.wad
William Palffer
Jonestown
B.D
Cnorge Leland
All
Thomas Belang
Mir Grad Bunaian
Howmitt Watt
Warn of Counterfeits Seeks Merchants Aid
Local merchants are warned to be vigilant for counterfeit twenty dollar bills. The notice references a suspicious encounter described yesterday in Reading involving a woman customer and a small hat seller, urging quick reporting to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Stauffer Reports County Fire Losses Rise in 1935-36
County Fire Marshal Ate Raha SB cites 1935 36 period losses reaching 134 000 000 an 8104 percent rise from 1934 35. Two industrial fires in Lebanon and a church fire caused major damage while 4 percent of blazes were among dwellings. Church fires totaled 1 533 000 with a warning of continued risk as the report notes a severe year with several large incidents.
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Juno
Atdiston
Cris
Ateraha SB
Manoyra
Res
Lebanon
Pisineks
Miarshal
Recaru
Bilin
Legislature Enters Eighth Week On Monday
As the session resumes Monday, Democratic leaders face a stalled budget plan and a tax program. The governor’s vetoes and relief needs drive discussions as lawmakers seek mechanisms to fund aid for the needy while navigating party conventions and partisan tensions.
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Hayelabore
Marrikburg
Mayet
General Assembly
Philadstpate
Arle
Lebanon County Firemen Convene at Marstown Gathering
Large crowd gathers as Lebanon County Firemen and nearby communities converge in Marstown for the annual county firemen's association convention. The morning program includes prayers, welcome remarks by Richard, and a response by Elmer Rotat. President Relist appoints officers and the meeting proceeds with plans for the memorial events and county firemen activities.
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Newmanatowt
Lebanon County
Marstown
Anal
Protocelai
Yenter Et Tsis
Gandal Noel
Witéon Thithhatten
America
B. Miller
Salem
Miller
Fi Miller
Richard
Elmer Rotat
Sebi Ferstown
Sidoalitlan
Relst
Whaa Burkholder
Cantal Walmer
Latiar
Jonestown
Arma
Uanal Farm
W. J. Kutz
Aecre
Miller Williams Wed In Salem Memorial Church
Ruth D Miller and Lloyd Llewellyn Williams wed June 20 1984 at Salem Memorial Church in Salem. The ceremony was performed by Charles Koller and Rev J L Mynson with immediate family and close friends present. The bride wore a Lanvin model gown with satin bodice velvet accents and a long white gown.
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Mivs Rutas Des Miler
Beri and
Lloyd
Llewellyn Williams
Roxton
Muse
Elay
Heide
Mitings
Artelo
William ‘Hen Meckulehl
Ashington
Puffa
Howe
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Nee Miffern
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R. T. Callen
St. Mary’s Church
Teen Front
M. E. Swope
Leon Guyer
Quay Church
A'S. Stauffer
County Fire Marshall
Paige
Ruthd. Miller
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