Judge Henry disposes of number cases at June term
At the June Term of Argument court Judge Henry presided with one case for argument. A verdict over $900 was issued for Paul Rittle against A P Zeller over a fatal accident involving Ruth Rittle. Attorneys Graef and Siegrist argued for defendants and plaintiffs respectively, with Dawson Light also present for the defense. The court reserved its decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Paul Rittle
A. P. Zeller
Ruth Rittle
Zeller
Walter C. Graef
E. D. Siegrist
Dawson W. Light Esq
Mendelssohn Hear My Prayer rendered by parish choir
A Sunday evening service at St. John's Reformed Church featured Mendelssohn Hear My Prayer sung by the mixed choir under Paul Witter. Mrs. A B Brubaker and Mrs. E F Fiducia sang solos with Donald Witter on violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn
Paul Witter
St. John's Reformed Church
Partridge and
Willow Streets
A. B. Brubaker
E. F
Donald Witter
Godard
F. Federlein
E. F. Fiducia
Marche Maderne
Lemare
Night clerk shot in Bronx hotel office
A night clerk named William Farmer aged 28 was found shot to death in the office of the Hotel Afaire in the Bronx early today. Three men were seen driving away from the scene soon after the shooting and a bullet wound was noted near the clerk’s heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
New York
Bronx
Auaire
Theody
Wiliam Farmer
Alice
Nine Mohammedan Fanatics Condemned to Death in Kokand
Nine Mohammedan fanatics were sentenced to death by the Uzbekistan Soviet Supreme Court for stoning Chekimzaade. Four got ten years solitary confinement, three received five years, and 19 were exiled. The case highlighted the clash between traditional Islam and Soviet modernizing policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokand
Russian Turkestan
Supreme Court
Uzbekistan Socialist Soviet Republic
Chekimzaade
Fire at Adams Home in Cleona
A fire at Joseph Adams home on Harris Street Cleona started in the kitchen and burned through the floor into the walls. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze with damage estimated in the hundreds of dollars and some furniture burned. no one was present and the cause is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleona
Ahiceman
Joseph Adams
Harris Street
Burgess
Walla
Rose Gallagher Legal Fight Over Miller Annuity
Judge C V Henry in Lebanon County courts weighs whether Rose Gallagher the Miller estate annuity recipient for over a decade may continue to receive income or face loss of the life estate under the will. L R Riegert filed for a declaratory judgment with Lebanon County Trust Company as trustee. No testimony was offered and briefs were filed as the matter advances to the court for a ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uon
John L. Potterger
A. Stewart Ulrich
Farmers ‘Trust Company
Elizabeth Yordy
Vincent Henry
Jonestown Bank
Jonestown Bank and Trust Company
Edward H. Smith
People's Trust Company
Annville
T. A
Emma K. Seabold
White Oak Street
C. V. Henry
Lebanon County Courts
Rose Gallagher
J. Henry Miller
Miller
Lebanon County Trust Company
L. R. Riegert
Esa
Common Pleas Court
Donald and
Congress Royal
Ieourt
L. Saylor Zimmerman
Lebanon worker injured finger at steel foundry
Charles Auchenbach of Lebanon Route No. 5 sustained an index finger injury while at the Lebanon Steel Foundry on Sunday morning. He was transported to Good Samaritan Hospital where treatment was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Auchenbach
Lebanon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Indiana Roads Blocked After Sunday Heavy Rain
Indiana Pa state highway crews cleared mud and debris as roads in Indiana and Clymer districts remained blocked after Sunday's heavy rainfall. Hundreds of tons of earth rock and debris clogged routes, with crews working to reopen highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana CO
Indiana
Clymer
Red Lion Denies Itinerant Preacher Placard Visit
In York Pennsylvania an itinerant tent evangelist led by Rev R G Koons faced town opposition after a large placard on his truck proclaimed Red Lion has no room for Jesus The red Lion police chief ordered him to leave town. he relocated outside borough limits and held services in a field yesterday with residents protesting earlier actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Red Lion
Jesus
Postpone Peacox Trial Until September 16
White Plains N Y Today Trial of Earl Francis Peacox for the murder of his wife Dorothy was postponed until September 16. The judge halted the opening after the district attorney said the state was unprepared. Defense counsel said they were ready. One hundred talesmen and witnesses were excused until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Earl Francis Peacox
Dorothy
Supreme Court
Arthur
Tompkins
Frank A. Coyne
Sydney A. Syme
Talesmen
Delaware River Bridge Sets Daily Traffic Record
The Delaware River bridge between Philadelphia and Camden, built and operated by Pennsylvania and New Jersey, recorded a new daily traffic high when 64 332 vehicles crossed yesterday. Joseph K Costello, the bridge's general manager, said no bridge or tunnel has matched such a figure in one day.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
Camden
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Joseph K. Costello
Denial of Citizenship for Yale Divinity Professor
New Haven Conn today Federal Judge Edwin Thomas denied American citizenship to Douglas C MacIntosh Dwight Professor of Theology Yale Divinity School who would not promise to defend the United States against all enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Douglas C. MacIntosh
Dwight
Yale Divinity School
Edwin §. Thomas
Dr James H Snook pleads not guilty to murder
In Columbus Ohio the dismissed university professor Dr James H Snook pleaded not guilty to a first degree murder indictment at arraignment this morning He is accused of killing Thesra Hix a university student with the case proceeding in criminal court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James H. Snook
Thesra Hix
Death of Rev Herman E Knies in Reading Pa
Rev Herman E Knies 4% recins of St Barnabas isconal Chuypeh died at his home after a long illness in Reading Pa. He served in Scranton and Mahanas City before retiring last year. He was unmarried. Dr and Mrs PLB Bamberger of 17 Walnut Street left Saturday for Montreal to attend the Homeopathic Medical Convention in session there for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Herman Edward Knies
St. Barnabas Isconal
Scranton
Mahanas City
Itere
Canady
Plb. Bamberger
Walnut Street
Montreal
Canada
Homeopathic Medical Convention
New Highway Dedication Highlights Berks County Efforts
Bethel and surrounding areas celebrate the Mt Aetna to Strausstown road dedication with an all day program. County officials Hoch Adams and Noll praise modern concrete highways for economic gains and rural progress while a 100 car motor parade leads to Shower's Park for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Noll
Lebanon
Mt. Aetna
Bethel
Strausstown
Berks
Newmanstown
America
Gurney W. Clemens
Indiana College
Chaffman
Frank W. Ruth
Bernville
Clemens
Daniel K. Hoch
Reading
Bethel Township
Isaac Barr
Jocal School Board
Charles
Adams
Noll
Walter A. Ringler
Francis K. Savage
John Hi. Bumline
Lester Klopp
Struustown Company
Milo Oh Dietrich
Reuben Rashore
Milton §. Potteiger
Warren Furman
Edgar J. Bright
Robbers Take $5748 From Oriental Theatre Manager
Four gunmen robbed the Oriental Theatre assistant manager in Chicago this morning after posing as repair workers. They forced the manager to open the safe and fled in a curbside car with $5,748, the theater being in the Loop downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Theatre
Chicago
Motion Picture House
George Hosenthal
George Tabor
the Oriental
Loop
Lickdale Couple Wed in Brownstown Ceremony
Miss Annle Kercher and Alfred Becker both of Lickdale were married Saturday at 11 09 by Rev Lourg Werner at his parsonage in Brownstown Lancaster County. The clergyman is the bride’s uncle. Attended by Mr and Mrs Herbert Yost the couple will reside in Lickdale and were cheerfully celebrated by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annle Kercher
Alfred Becker
Lickdale
Lourg Werner
Brownstown
Lancaster County
Herbert Yost
Levitz Brothers Return Home From Detroit
Ralph and Leon Levitz of 128 Cumberland Street, Airplane Model League of America members, returned from Detroit after placing in the second National Contest by the American Boys Magazine. Leon took seventh in Junior Outdoor, winning silver and cash. Ralph placed eighth in Senior Outdoor, earning bronze. Both received proficiency certificates signed by Merril Hamburg and William Stoudt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Leon Levitz
R. B. Levitz
Cumberland ‘Street
Halaw
Merril Hamburg
Association
William Br.stoudt
Ford
Leon
North Leha‘Nan
Henry Houck Old School Building Sells at Public Sale
Officials of the Lebanon School District held a public sale on Saturday afternoon for the former Henry Houck school building on East Weidman Street. Michael Black, who lives opposite the property, bid £2,555, the highest offer. M. M. Seltzer, esq., attended as solicitor to the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Henry Houck
East Weidman Street
Michael Black
M. Seltzer
Ecq
Sphool Board
Rare musical treat at Trinity U B Church recital
The Trinity U B church choir directed by John Hunsicker gave a farewell to its season with a four piece orchestra. Solo and duet performances highlighted the program as the choir gains high standing among local churches. Mrs Kimmel Mrs Reiber and Miss Marion Light were among featured performers with the fifteen choir members and notable orchestra arrangements by Hunsicker. The audience praised the effort despite warm weather and anticipation builds for September's return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity U. B
John Hunsicker
Trinity A. B
Bean
Chur
Charles Kimmel
Robert Reiber
Mechanic Pablo Rada Offers Help in Franco Search
Madrid report says Pablo Rada, the mechanic who accompanied Major Ramon Franco on a trans Atlantic flight to South America, offered his services to the War Department to aid in locating the missing commander. He was prevented by Atnes from boarding the flight to the United States and now plans to use his own plane to assist in the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Pablo Rada
Ramon Franco
South America
Atness
United States
War Department
Rada
Wee
Heat Wave Sweeps Lebanon With High Humidity
The report notes oppressive humidity and temperatures fluctuating around the 90s with a peak near 4 on Saturday and a drop on Sunday. Readings from the United States Weather Bureau at the Rupes plant site document daily temperature estimates through June with several days showing persistently high heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninties
United States
Servatory
I Ptedpeny Steel Plant
Widow Malinda Benson Found Dead at Home in Harrisburg
Mrs. Malinda Noll Benson, widow of former County Commissioner William F. Benson, was found dead Sunday at her home, 119 Water Street, after neighbors failed to reach her following a visit. Coroner ruled death from angina pectoris, she was about 78, with no children, survived by stepson Prof. Harry K. Benson of the University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Noll Benson
William F. Benson
Water Street
United Brethren Church
Harvey Walmer
Manbeck
Harry Mumma
East Lehman Street
George Krestner
Tenth
Cumberland Streets
Kreitzer
Benson
Harry K. Benson
United States
University of Washington
Seattle
Wash
Wealthy Lady Robbed of Jewelry in Chicago Home Hold Up
Mrs. Benjamin Bogeaus and her husband, a wealthy real estate man, were robbed early today in Chicago when two young men held them up in front of their home after an evening at a cabaret. Jewelry valued at 37,000 dollars was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Benjamin Bogeaus
Sowers Celebrate 45th Wedding Anniversary in City
Mr and Mrs Isaac Sowers of 909 South Tenth street marked their forty fifth wedding anniversary on Friday with a quiet day and warm wishes from many neighbors. Mr Sowers works as an engineer on the Corn Will railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Sowers
South Tenth Street
Sowers
Cornwill
Lancaster Co 200 Years Old Pageant Celebrates History
Lancaster Pennsylvania marks two centuries with a pageant of gratitude at Williamson Field Franklin and Marshall College. A cast of about 3000 will perform scenes from 1729 to the present including Asa Galbraith campaigning for her kin's assembly seat and the Saint Nation Indians treaty and Franklin meeting Lancasterians on measures against France and India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Williamson Field
Franklin and Marshall College
Chester County
Asa Galbraith
Andy
Fix Nations
Old Lancsater Court House
Benjamin Franklin
Europe
James Buchhanan
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Lincoln
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B. Bogeaus
Servstone Abbatoir, Inc
John S. Weaver
Ellsworth C. Brighthill
A. H. Burkholder
Anna M. Loose
A. Harry Honker
Elizabeth M. Loose
Myerstown
iFer Awis Insurance
Sprecher
Delaware River Bridge
D. C. Macintosh
Levitz Bros
Detroit
Kimmerlings
Eversbady
Trinity U.B. Church
Maj
Franco
Lancaster CO
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