Gleim Reelected Treasurer at Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Meet
Frank H B Gleim of the Lemberger Company Lebano druggists was re elected treasurer of the Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association during the 33rd annual convention at Harrisburg on Thursday. Attendees returned home after a big, instructive gathering. Next year the convention will be in Philadelphia. The session approved introducing a bill to establish a State Pharmaceutical Experiment Station to conduct research and distribute reliable drug information. A motion was adopted to form a committee linking druggists with the State Health Commissioner and the State Prohibition director on enforcement matters. The committee will be appointed in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. B. Gleim
Lemberger Company
Lebano’ Druggists
Wag
Pennsylvania
Aseo‘station
Harburg
Philadelphia
Phe
Copas
Phar
Macy
State ‘Bealth
Bethany Orphans Need Sugar Says Sup t Moore
Rev. W F More, superintendent of Bethany Orphans Home in Wem selsdorf reports sugar shortages worse than wartime as rhubarb pours in. two teachers will not return next term and no primary teacher is available. He notes salary struggles, seeks an assistant matron, and mentions plans to fix the dam for swimming and garden use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F.' More
Bethany Orphans’ Home
Wemselsdorf
Lebanon
Bethany
Allentown College For Women
Antherr
Leinbach Cottage
Bulmer
Pottstown Men Injured After Auto Crash With Truck
James W. Warren and Elwood Ongacre of Pottstown were injured when their automobile was struck by a truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Warren
Elwood Ongacre
Pottstown
Silk Remnants Package Offered With Guarantees
Wayne Fox of 1321 Wallace Street Philadelphia offers a large silk remnants package described as the largest ever, featuring best silk in bright colors in piece sized portions with satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Fox
Wallace Street
Philadelphia
Welding and brazing services for broken machinery parts
Notice urging readers to use welding and brazing to repair broken parts on machinery and farming implements. Promises guaranteed work or money back to prove quality. Encourages customers to try the service, noting others are satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Auto collision at Ninth and Cumberland injures Milford Ulrich
Milford Ulrich of 524 Springab ley figures in a car collision last evening at Ninth and Cumberland streets. His Maxwell touring car, driven by a Sinking Springs resident, struck Ulrich as he turned east on Cumberland after traveling south on Ninth. Both cars were towed to the Kapp garage for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Ulrich
Springabley
Ninth
Cumberland
Maxwell
Sinking Springs
Kapp
Auditors Hear Isaac Kalbach Estate Case In Court
Auditor Paul G. Adams, Esq. conducted an oral hearing in the Isaac Kalbach estate on Thursday afternoon. The exceptants rested their case as the executors began their defense. Representing Mrs. Irwin Pp. Eastman and another Carlisle daughter were Bassler Boyer and Swarts. Harrisburg attorney Brandt appeared for Levi Kalbach, and B B McCurdy, Esq. spoke for the executors. The estate value is reported near a quarter million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Adams
Isaac Kalbach
Bassler ‘Boyer, Esq
Irwin Pp. Eastman
Swarts
Carlisle
Fox
Brandt
Harrisburg
Levi Kaibach
Dauphin Country
B. B. McCurdy
B. B. McCurdy, Esq
Sugar Heist On Highway Slashes Tice Truck Load
Paul Tice and William Fairburn reported a bold sugar robbery while returning from Philadelphia. Two men rode away with a hundred pound bags, prompting a pursuit as the cargo reached Lebanon with about 200 pounds recovered. state police investigated after motorists witnessed suspicious activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Tice
Simon Tice
Myerstown
Tice
Chaoe
Lebanon
No Mary Went Over the Mountain Folklore
A News report discusses the July 2 Mary folklore about rain, noting it links Mary visiting Elizabeth with a six week pattern of rain or dry spells depending on the night’s weather. The piece critiques reporters who treated the superstition seriously and notes the myth’s questionable basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Elizabeth
John the Baptist
Imountain
Fornwalt Couple Welcome Baby Daughter at Lebanon Sanatorium
Mr and Mrs Ralph Fornwalt of Tamagna formerly of this city announce the birth of a baby daughter at the Lebanon Sanatorium on Sunday afternoon. This is the first child. Mrs Fornwalt was Miss Ama Schock before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Fornwalt
Tamagna
Lebanon Sanatorium
Fornwalt
Ama Schock
Lebanon Farmers Return From State College Farm Week
A. C. Berger and Lebanon delegation report lectures and demonstrations were highly interesting and valuable. A. B. Shenk of Hershey was named chairman of a key committee to federate county farm bureaus across Pennsylvania. Sixteen counties backed paid memberships, fourteen opposed, twenty-five undecided. The committee will shape details and seek bureau sentiment with an advisory group led by Secretary Rasmussen. Federation action expected at the January Farm Products Show in Harrisburg. Some see county bureau work as a substitute for farm institutes, which may end after another year depending on funds and legislative support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Berger
Lebanon County
Lebanon
State College
A. B. Shenk
Hershey
Dauphin County Farm Bureau
Lebanon County Farm Bureau
Rasmussen
Dean Watts
McDowell
Hibshiuan
Weaver
Harrisburg
State Department of Agriculture
Farmers' Institutes
Haymakers to Attend Quakertown Convention July 17
Local Red Men group initiates two Haymakers during Friday session and plans a special car trip to the Quakertown Convention on July 17 leaving at 5 27 pm. Return planned for Sunday with the band and about 45 members expected to accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quakertown
Order of Red Men
Letters Granted In Two Delaware Estates
Deputy Register of Wills Joseph M. Hoke granted letters testamentary on the estates of Monrose Y. Youss to widow Annie Youse of Hebron with $1,200 personal property and $840 realty. Also Sallie Wagner of 1414 Norsk Ninth Street took letters testamentary on her husband William Henry Wagner who died about ten days ago, estate valued at $150 personal property and $1,000 realty. The will was probated before Deputy Register Los M. Hoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Hoke
Monrose Y. Youss
Annie Youse
Hebron
Sallie Wagner
T14
Norsk Ninth Street
Willian Henry Wagner
Register of Wills
Los. M. Hoke
Arrested at Milton Now in Lebanon Jail
Constable Herman Ross of the First Ward arrested Franklin Wolbert at Milton Pa on charges of felonious entry and tar gery during a robbery at the Straub boarding house while in Lebanon on the 21st. James Weston the informant says Wolbert took $30 and other articles. the defendant was committed to jail to await a hearing before Alderman O B Siegrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Ross
Franklin Wolbert
Milton
Straub
Lobhanen
James Wo Weston
Wolbert
Wison
O. B. Siegrist
Annville Shooting Practice at Millard’s Traps Tomorrow
The Annville shooting association will hold a practice shoot at Harry Millerd’s private traps tomorrow at 1 00 P M Members only may shoot for trophies Invitations were extended to invited participants for the practice line shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annville
Will
Millard
Annville Shooting Association
Harry Millerd
Pracline
Large Class Initiated By Tall Cedars
Members of the Lebanon Forest of the Tall Cedars of Lebanon held a large meeting in the Sheng building. The year’s largest class was elected to membership including men from Hershey and other out-of-town points. A substantial donation was given to the Fourth of July fund and a sumptuous feed followed. A committee led by Grand Taif Cedar Robert O. Boyer was formed to set a date and place for the annual outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Forest
Lebanon
Sheng
Hershey
Robert O. Boyer
Many brides during closing days of June
Marriage License Clerk Clifford Strauss issued licenses to eleven couples today. Herbert C. Yost and Gertrude A. Kercher. CG Walker Snyder and Edna Mae Ibach. Harry Haas and Helen Sherman. William Shelly and Catherine Buadck. Benjamin A. Gerhart and Ada Hollinger. William H. Uhler and Mabelle Hostetter. Harry J. Kintzer and Sarah A. Kneasel. Miles Copenhaver and Susan Krall. Boyd P. Martin and Margaret Coyle. Roy W. Bucks and Myrl I. Wenrich. Paul M. Kindt and Martha A. Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Strauss
Herbert C. Yost
Miller
Lickdale
Charles W. Yost
That Place
Gertrude A. Kercher
Daniel Kercher
Walker Snyder
Cyrus Snyder
Newmanstown
Edna Mae Ibach
Darius Bender
Harry Haas
Baker
Hiram Haas
Fredericksburg
Helen Sherman
Susan Krall
Grant P. Krall
Lebanon
Boyd P. Martin
Hummelstreet
Harrisburg
John H. Martin
Siddonsboro
Margaret Coyle
James Coyle
North Twelfth Street
Roy W. Bucks
Harry P. Bucks
Waterstreet
Myrl I. Wenrich
Hill Street
John Wenrich
Paul M. Kindt
New Street
Samuel J. Kindt
Martha A. Meyer
Samuel P. Meyer
Lichtenthaler enlarges Kaufman’s Auditorium at Gretna
Arthur Lichtenthaler, lessee, is enlarging Kauffman’s auditorium in Gretna. The floor expansion adds nearly 200 square feet of dancing space, with carpenters expected to finish the extension this week. The event drew about 100 Lebanon residents Saturday evening as ideal weather and other attractions attracted crowds, including weekend cottage visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauffman
Mt. Gretna
Arthur Lichtenthaler
Lessee
Joined in wedlock Pekaw Stahl Speraw and Esther Stahl
Rudolph Speraw and Miss Esther K Stahl both of Lebanon were married on June 19 1920 at the bride’s home Rev J R MacDonald Swalara Station Pa officiated The Rev H K Kreider Campbell town united Aaron P Kreider of Annville son of Jonas Kreider of Fairland with Miss Katie M Lehman daughter of Aaron G Lehman of Palmyra Rural Route No 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekaw—Stahl
Rudolph Speraw
Esther K. Stahl
Lebanon
Rev
J. R. MacDonald
Swalara Station
Kreider
Lehman
H. K. Kreider
Campbelltown
Aaron P. Kreider
Annville
Jonas Kreider
Fairland
Katie M. Lehman
Aaron G. Lehman
Palmyra
Uhler and Hostetter Wed in Hebron Home Ceremony
On Saturday at 7 o'clock Rev. Warren C. Hess joined Walter Uhler and Mrs. Mabelle Hostetter in marriage at the groom's parents home, Mr. and Mrs. John Uhler. A tasty supper followed the ceremony.
Atlas Held Up The World Quote In Campaign Talk
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes Senator See saying for the next campaign they do not need a very powerful candidate but want a man who can swing a few states. The remark frames a strategic, statesmanship oriented view of electoral influence.
Do News Abs Bring Results Ask Hark Bros
Lebanon merchants report strange results in ads showing friendly alignments with the News advertising columns. Hank Bros., Cumberland street store owners, received a $52.50 money order from Yuma Arizona with hosiery underwear and other articles and a Lebanon Semi Weekly News sheet verifying the goods. The shipment was sent by the first express, illustrating Lebanon prices compare favorably with big mail order houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Hank Bros
Cumberland Street
Yuma
Arizona
Health officer Maulfair to attend state county officers convention
Pr H C Maulfair Lebanon County Health Officer under state health department will attend a convention of county health officers of the state in Mt Alto starting Monday and continuing through Friday. The conference will discuss the educational campaign recently started by State Health Commissioner Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. H. C. Maulfair
Lebanon County
State Department of Health
Peta
Mt. Alto
Martin
Lebanon Valley Castle Elects New Officers
The Lebanon Valley Castle No. 6 A. O. K. of the M. C. held its officer election at the Strand Building Thursday evening. Commander W Otto Shelly presided, with Chaplain John Grimes, Vice Commander Charles Coleman, Marshall Ralph Matterness, Recording Scribe Robert Witters, Financial Scribe Charles W Grimes, Treasurer J Henry Herman, Inside Guard Guerney Moyer, Outside Guard John Bh Bieistine, Trustee John E Bieistine, Representative A N Miller, Alternate James Bobbs, Janitor William C Kiscadden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Valley Castle
M. C
Strand
W. Otto Shelly
John Grimes
W. Otto Shelley
Charles Coleman
Ralph Matterness
Robert & Witters
Charles W. Grimes
J. Henry Herman
Guerney Moyer
John BH. Bieistine
John EB. Bieistine
A. N. Miller
James Bobbs
William C. Kiscadden
Light Family Auto Trip From Allentown To Lebanon
Mr and Mrs Mason L Light and daughter Lucy formerly of this city now living in Allentown drove to Lebanon on Sunday to visit relatives and friends. Mr Light works with the F Hersh hardware firm of Allentown. They returned home Sunday evening Lucy Light will stay here with her brother for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason L. Light
Lucy
Allentown
Lebanon
Light
F. Hersh Hardware Firm
Lucy Light
Kreider factories feel effects of tie up on railroads
The Kreider shoe factories in this city and Annville report shipping delays due to a railroad tie up hindering eastward shipments to New York and New England centers. Western shipments to Chicago and other stations remain uninterrupted for now, though Rutherford disruption threatens future deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreider
Annville
New York
New England
Chicago
Rutherford
St John’s Choir to Hold Annual Outing at Valley Glen Park
The choir of St. John’s Reformed Church and Rev and Mrs John L Levan will hold their annual picnic at Valley Glen Park tomorrow. About 22 persons are expected to join, leaving in trucks around 7:40 in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's Choir
Valley Glen Park
St. John's Reformed Church
John L. Levan
Valley Glen
Baggage Master George Spangler Returns From Visit
George B. Spangler a longtime baggage agent at Lebanon station of the Pennsylvania railroad and wife Mrs Spangler returned home from Columbia Ohio where they visited Mrs Michael Swartz and family They attended a large birthday celebration and met many congenial people The couple enjoyed automobile trips and generous hospitality and hope to entertain their new friends soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Spangler
Lebanon Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Opening of Hotel Conewago at Gretna Grand Social Event
The Hotel Conewago at Mt. Gretna overlooking the lake opened the season with a grand social event. Nearly 300 guests attended the complimentary dance as electric lights lit the auditorium and hotel. Manager Miss M Emilie Patterson welcomed guests and Asa A Weimer observed without active involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewago
Gretna
Mt. Gretna Lake
M. Emilie Patterson
Asa A. Weimer
Weimar
Telephone Girl Retires at 80 in England
England's oldest telephone operator, Mrs Elizabeth Andrews, retires at 80 after twenty one years on the exchange at her cottage. She recalls the early days with six subscribers, wartime Zeppelin alarms, and a pay around 12s 10d weekly, noting a proposed cut to 10s would have ended her career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Bancraft
United Press
Hall
England
Elizabeth Andrews
Andrews
National Telephone Company
What Impressed Him in Europe Dukes and Counts
A reminiscence notes a question about the most remarkable thing seen in Europe. The narrator recalls dukes and counts who were not broke and did not wear comic opera costumes, highlighting a contrast between wealth and appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Louisville Courier-Journal
Hynicka Crushes Foes in Party Endorsement
The Cincinnati Post notes Rud K. Hynicka, former Lebanon man, won the biggest political battle of his career by securing the endorsement of the Hamilton County Republican Central and Executive Committees. Charles P. Taft had urged Hynicka to go, and after explanations at the meeting the committee gave a unanimous endorsement. Western papers mislinked Hynicka with Cox and the Democratic nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Post
Hynicka
Rud. K. Hynicka
Lebanon
Hamilon County
Republican Central
Charles P. Taft
Harding
New York
Cincinnati
Cox
Ohio
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Nora Heagy of Manheim
Mrs Nora Heagy wife of Earle Heagy of Manheim aged 24 died Thursday at her home from a complication of diseases. Survived by husband one daughter Dorothy her mother Mrs Elizabeth Brenner and one brother John Brenner of this city. She had been ill only a short time and her death shocked friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Heagy
Earle Heagy
Manheim
Dorothy
Elizabeth Brenner
John Brenner
Mrs Malinda Beckley Dies After Illness at 74
Mrs Malinda Beckley of 231 South Ninth street died this morning after a ten week illness from ailments of old age. Aged 74, she was a member of Iona United Brethren church. She leaves two daughters Mrs Frank Horst and Mrs John C Kreider a brother Adam Light and two sisters Miss Kate Light and Mrs Sarah Bolzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Beckley
South Ninth Street
Iona United Brethren Church
Frank Horst
John C. Kreider
Adam Light
Kate Light
Sarah Bolzer
Infant Paul Rittle Dies After Pneumonia Illness
Paul Rittle eleven day old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Rittle Reinoehisville died this morning after a period of pneumonia. Besides the parents he is survived by siblings Viola Charles Beatrice Bertha Elvira and several others, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Henry Rittle
Af Reinoehisville
Viola
Charles
Beatrice
Bertha
Elvira
Mrs Susan Stuck Dies After Long Illness At 5
Mrs Susan Stuck aged five years died last evening at the home of her daughter Mrs Howard Hellar, 345 North Twentieth street, after a long illness. Cause of death was paralysis. She was a member of the United Brethren church and is survived by her daughter and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Stuck
Howard Hellar
North Twentieth Street
Stuck
United Brethren Church
Mrs Clara Kembel Interred At Mt Lebanon Cemetery
The remains of the late Mrs Clara Kembel of 448 North Fourth Street were laid to rest this afternoon at Mt Leba non cemetery. The funeral began at 2 o clock from her sister s residence at the above address. Rev Liebegott preached the sermon with H C Rohbland in charge. Surviving daughters attended as Mrs Kembel had died while visiting in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kembel
North Fourth Street
Mt. Lebanon
Liebegott
H. C. Rohbland
Kembel
Lebanon
Real Estate Transfer from Witte to Matthew in Newmanstown
A deed filed at the Court House transfers a house and lot in Newmanstown from John H. Witte to Jacob W. Matthew for a consideration of $1,400. The action records the sale and the price as stated in the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
John H. Witte
Jacob W. Matthew
Newmanstown
Willow Grove Park Sabbath Visit Noted by Residents
Mrs. Paul R. Kiscadden and Mr. Paul of 1123 Cumberland Street and Miss Edith Wramer of 341 South Ninth Street spent the Sabbath day at Willow Grove Park and visited friends in Philadelphia. Returning home they brought along Mrs. Kiscadden's daughter Vara, who had spent two weeks with relatives in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Kiscadden
Paul
Cumberland Street
Edith Wramer
South Ninth Street
Willow Grove Park
Philadelphia
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Glen
of State Pharmaceutical Association
Moore
Bensinger & Hughes
Spring Alley
Hank's
Paul G. Adams, Esq
Arthur Lichtenthaeler
Kaufman
Hark Bros
DR. Maulfair
Gro. Spangler
West
Him
Rkaynicka
Hamilton County
Mes, Nora Heagy
Paul Rittle
Mrs. Susan Stuck
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