March Will Fight and Sheriff Sells Road in Harrisburg
James March the former South Mountain contractor plans to go to Harrisburg to protect his railroad interests as the Dauphin county sheriff proceeds with a sale under an execution for 12.80 to satisfy a debt. March to hire lawyer Gilbert to obtain an injunction while Midland directors meet to discuss the planned sale and actions of March and his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jame March
South Mountain Railroad
Harristacy
Schuylkill River
Anasme
Blue Mountain Railroad
Harrisburg
W. C. Mayne
Dauphin
Court House
Atelty
March
Hau
Gilbert
Dauphin County
Philadelphia
Jim
C. G. Derr
Reading
Midland
Pennsylvania Midland Railroad Company
Lapdis Gerberich
Offee
Highth
Chestnut Streets
Prorift
Harrrisburg
D. F. Gerberich
William Ho Bpllman
James M. March
Landis A. Gerberich
John H Gressler
James M. March, Jr
John H. Uhrich
Geet
Deaths record Theobald Guinther and Ax and Snoke families
Mrs. Rosle Guinther wife of Theobald Guinther of 120 North Fourteenth Street died Wednesday evening after Brights disease. She leaves husband a son Christian C. Yost a daughter Lespoblina Guinther and another daughter Lottye living at home. Mabel Emma Ax daughter of Mr and Mrs F F Ax of 363 North Lexington Street died Wednesday afternoon of brain fever. Mrs Adam Snoke died Tuesday night in Steeletown North Anpyville township aged about 28. She leaves husband and two children. Her maiden name was Hetrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theobald Guinther
Rosle
Theobald Gulather
North Fourteenth
sMrent
Briglt
Gulather
Bie
Salem Ev
Christian C. Yost
Dibs City
Lespoblina Guinther
Philadelphis Hospital
Lottie
Mabel Emma AX
Fissey F. Ax
North
Lexemth Street
Adam Bnoke
Adam Snoke
Steeletown
Anpyville Township
Hetrich
CAMP 64 ELECTS OFFICERS AND INSTALLATION
CAMP 64 elects officers with installation by District President Jones of Jonestown next week. Mrs Erb formerly of Lebanon opens a millinery store. Ladies Mite Society of Lutheran Church meets with notices of events and community deaths and eulogies, including service details at the Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Jonestown
Erb
Lebanon
Amy
Bertha
James Hall
Haowporte
Fineavives
Louer
J. Wolker
Tolebucker Reformed
Sears
Kertsilte Serena Sears
Willines Barnst
Bold
Herks
Taney Khe
Cebiye Metkey
Hettiel Lerk Mme EY
Jedd Ae Veiduy
Ehurch
Will Loy
Tauto
KLS
Hwiths
Heorge W. Hoitziun
Willian Z. Noll
Willman G Diets
Turtus
Willkun
Doh Tetrol
Sinle
Charles Wall Horak
Alternatie
Wilim WL
Linen Jantiter
Moyer
Disarter Presidear Hy
Tiny
Janigstowrl
Ort Moteroning
SS. Obeering
Hans Ways Adeert Jul
Derronals
Mikees
Beedle
Edith
Tington
Ghlo
Lve &F
Weshind
Chrasderfer
Mary Tittle
Reve
Mhitadelhia
Inia
Pantie Luon Faytary
TD Clirles Taterai
Thas
Sol Titan
Society of the Taithera Chirel
Nutuma
Meg
Dhilipa
West Myersten
Hewett
Philadelphia
Aid I. Snyder
Lehaunn
AL KK. Sechrist
Kleintoherrville
Teow
State Normal School exercises mark commencement day
Large turnout of students exstudents and families gathered at Milleraville for flag exercises followed by a daybreak commencement. President Edward D Heim welcomed attendees as a refined program featured Miss Mary Siegrist who wrote The Old Oaken Bucket set to music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milleraville
Millersyle Normal School
Edward D. Heim
Schuylkill Haven
Mary Siegrist
Levanon Pigs School
Uriah B. Siegrist
South Sixth Street
John G. Kreider
Laura Risser
J. H. Risser
Tenth
Walnut Streets
Ilis City
Lebanon
Risser
Lebanon High School
Adele C. Bressiler
Bessie L. Moorehead
Laura Ims
Ser
Julia G. Kreider
Nzel
Gertrude E. Sealor
Cornwall
Eugene PB. Siegrist
Esa
Fils City
Frank 7. Miller
Rirser
Tenth and
Lottie Siegrist
Seventh and
Chestnut Streets
Great Railroad Brotherhood Picnic At Harrisburg
Thousands of railroad workers and families gathered at Hevervolr park Harrisburg for a historic picnic. Attendees came from the middle and Philadelphia divisions Northern Central Philadelphia and Reading systems with Gov. Stone and state officials addressing the crowd. Prominent union leaders including Frank Sargeant led speakers as concerts entertained all day and C L Railway employees John Morgas William Lineawraves Peter Nagle Benjamin Robt Eddie ONeil were noted among attendees leaving on the 10 16 rain train C L road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Brotherhoods
Penonssivania
Hevervolr Park
Serve
Mounntainity Wand
Altoona
John DB. Morgas
William Lineawraves
Peter Nagle
Benjamin Robt
Eddie O'Neil
C&l
Morgar Nh
Helen
Attempted Safe Robbery at Sweet Home
A burglar broke into the coal office of Oscar G. Klopp in Sweet Home while Rev. Dr. Klopp was briefly away. The thief opened the safe but could not access small drawers, using a cleisle and hammer and causing damage. About 10 money and Klopp papers were disturbed but valuables were not secured. the unidentified man fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Klopp
Hohe
Dr. Klopy
Compliments at Emmanuel Lutheran on anniversary address
Rev. J George Steger editor notes a tribute by Larish Tether Lancaster commending past achievements of Emmanuel Lutheran members. The speech urged stronger Christian fellowship, local church unity, and active outreach to bring world to Christ, praising Lebanon Lants and church leaders for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Luth
Larish Tether
Lancaster
Fea
Jsnttz
Lisruth
Garden of Eden
George Steger
Witisk Helter
Re Lants
Lebanon
Aulivet Af “Chur
Wre Kyaw
Gm Alle Jewyer
Pramhwat Jayoue Te
Te Church
Chan
Fife
Ats Ae Bars
Vurparatiol
Creasurer
Trinity Anniversary Observed With Church Events
The Sunday schools of TrinitySouth Eran Chucely and the church mark their centennial and sixtieth anniversaries on Sunday July 7 by settling the last debt on the manse property acquired years ago Rev Tre Kuntz of Nazareth will attend both morning and evening programs described as very interesting. Iron men meet in New York after representatives Arthur Brock and Harry M Capp travel to the WaldorfAstoria for a Haz Iron association meeting of rolling mills east of the Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Trinity Southeran Chucely
Cea
Tre Kuntz
Nazareth
Northaiopiog County
New York
Arthur Brock
St Lebanon
American Iron and Steel m Manufacturing Company
Harry M. Capp
Howe Cumberland Street
West End Rolling Will Company
Haz Iron Association
Rocky Mountains
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Visiting her sick sister in Steelton and Pottsville departure
Mrs. Daniel Musser and son Robert travel to Steelton after being summoned by the illness of Miss Anna M. Eisenhaue. They will stay a week, and Mrs. Musser will visit her nephew before returning home. Also Charles Hauasman leaves Fisher Academy of Music as resident manager after contract ends. A Neal Dow Legion meeting in W Yardhall, N Ninth street drew a crowd and plans a large rally next Tuesday with Adolph Bangster to speak on Echoes of the convention. Ed Moyer and child from Ponora arrive. the child is lost briefly in Brambaugh and Hank area, bell of court house echoes search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Augustus Ristenbatt
Montena
Edy. Trent
Docaller
Rissenbatt
Minses Fiabe Schock
Elizabeth Hall
Boch
Ape
M. & Schovk
Bernyite
Daniel Musser
Robert Musser
Old Cumberland Street
Steelton
Anna M. Eisenhaue
Neal, Dow Legion
Neal Dow Loyal Temperance Region
Pottsville
Charles Hauasman
Fisher Academy of Music
Hlouse
Haysarwesy
Ed Moyer
Pontana
Brambaugh
Hank
Court House
Graduates Receive Diplomas at Schuylkill Seminary
Graduates at the Schuylkill Seminary in Fredericksburg receive diplomas marking completion of studies. The ceremony honors each graduate, with faculty recognition and local officials in attendance. Schools and families celebrate the milestone amid community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill’ Seminary
Fredericksburg
New Trustees and Faculty at Sehuglill Seminary Commencement
Presiding Elder W A Leopold delivered the commencement oration and Prof Teel presented diplomas as the school reopened after five years. Alumni reunion and banquet followed with toasts by pastors and educators. Trustees organize new term with a slate including Bishop Brey Tagel as president and Rev Leopold as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Leupard
Teel
Sehuglill Seminary
Vrederle&burg
Charles
Irvin Bretz
Wiscoulsio
W. A. Leopold
Er. W. Teel
Hey. W. A
Bixlop
Phos. Bowarty
Laupold
Kebeld
Mtary
Hrot
Byte
Bev. Warna PY
Ted
Priecipad
Churksib
Bowmen
W. Z. Miller
Edith EL Payne
Mesete J. Dubbs
Rhukic
Tre
Treva
The Tramp Question Faces June Grand Jury Action
The June grand jury will hear Joe Ellgood’s charge and a judge’s decision on tramp confinement. Police report few tramps pass Lebanon Vales railway crossings, while wagon traffic and vigilant districts shape efforts to curb vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ellgood
Pie
Lebanon Vales
Vega
Smallest Red Man Mikey Honored in Swetara Order
Honsleker, a messenger at mere machine works, is described as the smallest Swetara member of the Improved Order of Red Men in the city. At three inches tall and twelve pounds, he is active in duties and popular among workers, known as Mikey, admired for dignity and loyalty, and slated to play a prominent role at next June’s grand lodge convention in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP. Honsleker
Mere Machine Works
Swetara the
Pennsylvania
Mikey
Liensell
WIDOWS HOME DONATION SUMMARY AND CAMP MEETING UPDATE
Donation records at the Widows Home show items received since January 1 including sausage pounds potatoes and produce from multiple local ladies and households. A separate note covers the White Oak camp meeting of the Church of the Poor in Lancaster county starting July 1 for ten days with Rev Herring and other preachers, evangelist Miss Mary Dissinger and two attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak
The
Church of the Poor
Lancaster County
Joh Herring
David Herring
John Boxer
Iter
David Livering
Shindel
Lancaster
J. A. Bougheer
Royalton
Mary Dissinger
Marine corporal Oberly drowned after a wave swept him from back channel
Frank A Oberly United States Marine was swept from his bathing back channel by a wave and drowned. He was 26, served seven months and had just furloughed for deployment to the Philippines. He leaves grieving parents and several siblings. funeral arrangements to be set in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surial
Philippines
Furtlough
Frank A. Oherly
United States
Huckchimanl
Aitbyns
Oberly
Von
Grese
Lanippines
Co. D. Nedrondia
National Guild
St Mary's Church
Strickel
Slatera
Journ
George
Edward
Emin
Lucy
Cornelia
South Noth Street
Philadelphia
Aldermanic Court Hears Theft and Nuisance Charges
A hearing before Alderman Miller considered cases including a highway robbery charge against William Hershher for a $1000 bond set for September court, plus a separate case of leakage of a nuisance involving George Govkley near the almshouse. Additional notes report arrests for alleged bets and trespassing with items including an umbrella theft and a misconduct incident on the commons.
Wedded at Stoverdale Camp Meeting Grounds
The article notes the June wedding of Andy Buch and Mary Melinesuck, officiated by Rev. Father Burkard in this city, with Verey A. Weigel and Miss Emu Ginder also connected to local nuptials. A private party from this city plans to spend the Fourth at the Stoverdale camp meeting grounds south of Hummels town, leaving on early trains to enjoy the Swatara riverside day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buch
Andy Buch
Mary Melinesuck
Cornwgll
Father Burkard
Patty Gipwerve Tages
Speni
Stoverdale
Hummels Town
H. W. Billman
WJ. C. Strubbie
Head of Delegation from Maryland at Buffalo Fair
Maryland's legislative delegation to the Buffalo Exposition includes five members chaired by Earl Groefing. Mr Graeme is a son of Mr and Mrs Hermanh K R Graeh of 914 Walnut Street this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Buffalo
Earl Groeftng
Mr. Graemr
Mra
Hermanh KR. Graeh
Walnut Street
This City
Reception for West Jonestown couple signals community joy
Rev. and Mrs H Batterwick hosted a Tuesday reception in West Jonestown where 30 to 40 young people attended, modest refreshments served, and a serenade capped the evening. Earlier the bride and groom were married that afternoon with the wedding march by Mrs Rev Heilman. Additional notes mention eight marriage licenses issued last week by Clerk Kochenderfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. &. Batterwick
West Jonestown
Jonestown
W. FE. Heilman
Kochenderfer
Edward M. Buchmoyer
Hllen Achrack
Frederickeburg
Wr. B. Thompson
Harrisburg
Aonr
Waltman
Lebanon
Hiram J. Rhead
Annville
Annie H. Houer
Bast Hanover
Theo
R. Tease
Philadelphia
Isabel Kohr
Oscar T. Bender
Emma H. Whitman
Isaac G. Miller
Sucker Hill
Lillie D. Yeagley
Mt Nebo
Willams Wike
Lillie A. Kine
WEDDING OF MISS GATES TO CHAS COOKE AT ZION LUTHERAN
Miss Garalyn Hannah Gates wed Charles Henry Cooke in a ring ceremony at Zion Lutheran Church on a Wednesday evening. The couple, attended by family and friends, planned a wedding trip to Pittsburgh where they will reside. A large reception followed at the bride’s home with abundant gifts and well wishes for prosperity. Visiting New England noted for Harvey P. Daugherty of Daugherty & Son leaving for business and leisure travel to Boston and Barre quarries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garalyn Hannah Gates
Chas
Hi. Cooke
Jo Zion Lutheran
Cacle
J. Stoever
Charles K. Gates
Geneus
tUis
Giecouery
New England
Uarrey P. Daugherty
Walnut Street
Ara
H.C Daugherty & Son
Eighth
Chestnut Streets
New York
New England States
Boston
Alles Daugherty
Boston Conservatory of Music
Spleadill
Daugherty
Barre
Rutland
St. Quincy
Masa
Westerly
Fromyitton official convened at Harrisburg in 1860s style
A historical note reports a state convention meeting at Harrisburg with Rev. S C Swallow giving the welcome address. Local candidate Grum bite is mentioned for state treasurer. Delegates from Lelation County include L L Grompire A D Smith Cornelis Gruobine W G Horgoer Rev D Relikolt. The American Iron and Steel Company announced a July pay day shifting from the 4th to the 3rd and increased clerical staff to prepare payrolls. A labor accident at 242 South Second Street sees John Kennedy lose part of a finger while operating a machine at the central works. he was treated at Good Samaritan hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
S.C. Swallow
Grum‘bite
Esc
Lelation County
L. L. Grompire
A.D. Smith
Cornelis Gruobine
W. G. Horgoer
Rev
D . Relikolt
John Kennedy
South Second Street
Central Works
American Iron and Steel Manufacturing Company
Master John Wise Returns Home With Great Improvement
Master John L Wise, son of Mrs David F Wise of Mt Airy Philadelphia, has recovered from illness and is able to read and speak clearly. Once treated for veadler fever he attended a deaf and dumb school, now showing marked versatility in speech and reading. Andy E Light of Jonestown arrives from New Haven after graduating college with an A B degree, greeted by friends at P and R station, and will work through summer with his parents in Annville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L Wise
John 1, Wise
David F. Wise
Mt Airy
Philadelphia
Meirs
Lawigh
Wright- Bey
Andy E. Light
Jonestown
New Haven
Conn
Ato Cottege
Joneriiwn
Ideht Ig
Lebanon Vatley College
Ann
Reading Railway Agts Situation Unchanged as Wages Rise
Reading Iron Company announces wage increases effective July 1 as Reading workers who struck at the locomotive stop remain out. Notices urge struck men to present membership proofs and pay stubs at the general foreman’s office. Some shops report partial returns while others stay idle. engineers and machinists resume work but with unclear grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Iron Company
Reading Railway Company
East Penn Rom
Samuel I Prince
Iken
Adda
War Shop
Reading
Relief Association
Sith
Boker
Seventh Am Chestnut
Sua
Aron CO Raishs
Frank C. Smink
Smink
Aml Danyilte
Mit
Con
Twenty Years Ago Reprint From Daily Mews Item
A reprint notes past local happenings and people, including references to Corn wall township and Islshup Shan wale. It mentions EA McGinley in New York visiting with friends, and several residents and clerks associated with Way for Dery Church and local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jheueeday
Janes Bradley Ant Wit
Cornwall
Cortwall
Islshup Shanwale
Katanuyias
Incol Shenk
Wy A. Dimbur
Trife
Coder Livvaty Kariius
Dery
Frick
Stinak
Sua
Shack
Weyl & Co
Warner
Ainuapherlind
A Gift To Nurse From Bequest In Chicago Hospital
A $50,000 gift to Mrs. John G. Stenfield, a Chicago nurse, arrives after three lawyers visit her home. They present a package said to contain $52,000 in new U S money, claiming she aided a killer. The note requests she keep the gift, noting she has been kind during illness and urging discretion. Also, Bandmaster George F Tyrrell and family head to Mt Gretna for vacation at the Highland cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Stenfield
John G. Steinfield
Chicago Hospital
U.S
Will
Gretna
George F. ‘Tyrrell
Cubs
George
Mt. Gretna
Tyrred Wit
Aeena Leppard
Thesmut
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Annville Township Boundary Debate and Extensions
Contention over extending lines between Annville and nearby areas dominates discussion as farmers and quarry owners push for incorporation and wider township boundaries. Proposals seek to fix the southern line and prevent overreach while planning a state meeting and Allentown regroup.
Attending Commencement of Local Teacher Meyer
Verry L Meyer attended the public school commencement in Nuceh Lelanor, traveling from AR WI for the event. Meyer is a graduate of the Elte school and plans a reunion and banquet this evening in Calay to mark the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verry L. Meyer
Teschérs
Calay
Meyer
Elte
Cle Clana
Left for Cleveland
Distorted notice reports Miles L heob of 481 North Sixth Street leaving for Cleveland aboard a jet. The fragment mentions a Miss Mare, her sister, and Dr Geol, with unclear relations and dates. The readable text references travel to Cleveland and a husband visiting relatives prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U. Miles L. Heob
Hein
Algert
North Sixth Street
Thip City
Tye Jett
Mare
Leuk
Dicaw
Geol
Service of Lovefeast at Bethany B Mission Chapel
Next Sunday at 2 30 there will be four service of lovefeast in the Bethany B mission chapel on East Millo Street The public is invited The services will be in charge of Rev J Kunis of Salem U B church Sunday echoes will be held at 1 20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany B. Mission Chapel
East Millo Street
I Rev. J. Kunis
Salem U. B. Charet
Placing Steel Culverts Across City Streets
Highways Commissioner Welrich directs a large crew to install Boklion steel culverts at multiple city intersections including Eleventh and Lekman at Eighth and Mimi o, Ninth and Elizabeth, and Fourth and Chestnut. Flower Mission Day echoes as WOTG holds a meeting Friday night to discuss items from the flower mission list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welrich
Rlvity
Tottny Fe
Eleeenth Am! Lekman
MiMio
Ninth
Elizabeth
Fourth
Chestnut Streets
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Ollmonnsch
Nancy Hut Inn
Brief Fon
Maedel
Ole Eppe- Schaesee
Nancy
Scutudia Gouge
Mister Dricker
Len Bali Siluos
Heiza Wella
Maehuing Kotta B
Valles
Syd
Bob Ol
Deutsch
Weil
Weils
Ale Jent
Schtolz
Dale Faehle
Dale Fuebin
Dale Schaemen
Dale Duu
Bob
Hospital
Das Pisfort
India
County
Orver
G’echmaert
Bobs
Mel Drurrel
Lnodie
Goodby
Lickeroles Valley
He der Auvere Sch Hin Retz
Yoni
James March
Myerstown
Laura Christ
Dinah Kline
State Normal School
Mr, Lantz
Wells
Ponds
Clairles Clemmens
Gambier
William DP Cambier
Iteport
St Marks Reformed Church
Levi Wenkel
Weles
Faker
W. P. Gamrber
David Bechtold
Weiss
J Stein
Wilmar Spohn
League Island Navy Yard
United States Marine
Aldermanig News
Alderma i. Ta. Miller
Willi Hershher
Ehurei
Tdbite Shiner
Firus Ward
Cyrus “Ny
Zimmertann
Betsivad
Bertia Bas
Lossiss Argubedl
Tames Coyle
Labceny 18
Mike Nortovia
Cernyeall
Alfermio
le Miller
Liezle
Tie Fite
Ole Wbbrella
Jutthee
Ide
Tefendant
Wellnestiiy Oping
Rose Milky
Bercy Toye
Robert Lone
Cearge Lehinai
Chariet Ly A
Omberiand
Sons OF Veterans
West Lebanon
Philadelphi
Wildword
Wm. B. Means
Wildwood
Mr. Means
Ron
S.J. L. Apanster
Fifth Ward
Norristown
Coe de Norristown Iron Company
Farmere’ National Bank
Itig
Dean
Greece
American Ironant Steel Company
Lebanon Business College
Denlinger
Prop
VALE
Reading Railway CO. Agts
Tae
Agenta Anonudeml
Uieanlin
Wrk
Wark
Wari
Foramen County
Ofice
J. G. Stenfield
Ly Lome
Annille
Weat
Carper
Henge
Riegert
All West
Tire
Ahs Township
Anutls
Cuener
Askéwsur
Aisi
Helm
YLA
Propasa
Hiv
Dletien Nethae
Lohynen
Teumbkity Ag
Hebron
Avon
Allentown
Orier
Flower Mission
T. G
Echine
Fuwer Mission Dar
Fowler
Dr. Wood
DR. Geo. Ross & CO
Oppa Court Home
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