Plenty of fun on the Fourth at city parks and grounds
Amusement planned for Independence Day with ten miles of park areas open free of charge. United States Army musicians will headline a program with the American Legion Independence Band, plus a Union County Band concert at Pansy Hill and a scenic automobile exhibit. Kids contests, games, and sports are scheduled in the afternoon, with evening concerts and live programs featuring various acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jilly
Troyut
Parka Trang
United States Army
Sglon
Pyriente
Lebanon
Greworka
Union Bore County Band
Pansy Nill
Frank W. Haret
Ithe
Bpeetat Entertainment
Postal Cards Will Cut the Cost of Postage
A PennsylvanIa budget plan shows postcard postage slashed to one cent saving mailouts for a year and trimming yearly postal costs. The plan forecasts about a million postcards sent, with savings from inland letter postage and other duties. On the same page a local incident notes Mrs Belhwarte injured after a fall from a carriage on YF Nerrn Street. She was taken to Lebanon Sanatorium for X ray tests and further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barelaburg
Wow Ool
He ‘Gikte
Pinenot Wald
Plu
Tietst
Enth
Mehrrry
Belhwarte
Lebanon
Saptiel
Ine
Christine Boyer Weds Earl Lutz in Glasgow Ceremony
Christine Boyer became the bride of Earl Lutz in Glasgow in a formal nuptial attended by family and community members. The couple, after a prep wedding in Lebanon area churches, will reside in Glasgow and Altponw, with the bride a graduate of Lehighon High and the groom a worker in trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Boyer
Earl Lutz
Glasgow
Rev Chamberlin Speaker at Kiwanis Club Today
The talk highlighted that an American is defined by spirit and willingness to adopt national duties rather than color or religion. Germans and other immigrants were credited with aiding settlement and development of Pennsylvania and other regions. The discussion drew applause as attendees supported the idea of patriotic public spirit and adherence to laws. A telegram from Sanford Koedberg of Lebanon Kiwanis was read at the 17th annual International convention in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tir
Alfred D. Strickler
Prealdest
Paul L. Strickler
Selbs
Wevers
Lindbergh baby kidnapping trial details emerge
Statements read in Flemington New Jersey describe John F. Curtis claiming the Lindbergh baby fell ill after kidnapping and was tended by a doctor who was sworn to secrecy under threat of death. Curtis testified as captors and a mistrial bid were argued. The doctor allegedly treated the infant and the wife was allowed to travel after recovery but warned not to reveal information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fighes Curtis
Curtis
John J. Lamb
New Jersey
Erols
Curtle
Beeries Alek
Curtie
Iahy Hs
Tre
Mbpolitte Race Jory
Tabe Pramset
Kolah class holds monthly meeting at church lawn
Kolah class members of Cantenary Methodist Sunday school met Tuesday evening on the church house lawn with Mrs Curlie Walker presiding. Plans discussed for a summer event at Twin Grove park in August. Present were Lela Keefer Calberius Kulp Emly Shorr Ruth Relfsnyder and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantenary Methodist Sunday School
Church House
Curlie Walker
de- Volinhals
Twin Grove Park
Augie
Lela Keefer
Calberius Kulp
Emly Shorr
Iy Shamokin
Mount Carmel
John L. Pipa
Af Te Gompany
Bath
Pipa
Mabaiey City
Attar
Huge
Pennsylvanis Trust Company
Reading
Mesey Peprenenpead
Readiye
Ehalyy Han
Tata
Joey Hay
Hill Reformed Church Plans Friday Evening Business Meeting
Hill Reformed Church holds a Friday night business meeting in church rooms led by Pastor A. O. Spessard. Communion services are scheduled for Sunday morning, July 3, conducted by the pastor. A picnic is planned for Saturday, July fifth in Womelsdorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hill Reformed Church
Lev. A. O. Spessard
Pialer
Sunder Weetuvl
Womelsdorf
Samuel Simpson and Wife Celebrate Anniversary
Samuel Simpson and wife celebrate their anniversary with a wedding ceremony performed by Rev. Smarsh. The couple, living at 180 Lewlibs street, are remembered by Mary Cathole burn and Margaret Ofurcak, as neighbors and friends note their continued happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Simpson
Brimiel Slane
Megele
Mary
Smarsh
Ars
Binnson
Margaret Ofurcak
Warty Hugen
Local Fire Chief William Morgag Retires at 70
In Kagriebarg city, William Morgag chief of the Store Bureau of Fire Prevention retires at age 70. His replacement and exact location are noted as pending, while his lengthy service is acknowledged in a brief city notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morgag
Bureau of Fire, Prevention
Kagriebarg
Aled
Charles Traiger
Trapped in car in river leads to drownings at Utica
Three people died and others were injured when a sedan sank into the Mohawk River after a collision near Utica. Mrs Sophia Laudonte, 40, daughter Gillien 14, and Eleanor Serva were drowned. John Laudonte, husband, and driver, survived with injuries. Firemen pulled occupants from the rear. two additional passengers were uninjured. The incident occurred late at night, with exposure injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittle Falls
Motawk River
Utica
Mre
Sophia Jau-donte
Bouth Morgenatevet
Chicago
Gillien
Eleanor Serva
Whiteshere Street
Utlea
dJohn Laudonte
John
Lmuidente, Jr
John Locaelen
Istale Streat
Brooklyn
Itate Falls Department
Paltr Serva
Karl Seitz Saves Rector Abel From Assailant in Vienna
Karl Seitz, Vienna's socialist burgomaster, saved Orhencio Abel, rector of Vienna University, by grappling with a professor who drew a pistol during a monument unveil. The assailant was disarmed. the rector may be sent to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Seitz
Vienna
Orhenio Abel
UNL
Karl Seltz
Orhento Abel
Vienna University
Camilo Sehneider
Uolvereley
Professor
Cornwall Baptist Special Services at First Baptist Cornwall Pa
Church notices list Sunday services across multiple local churches including Cornwall Baptist First Baptist in Cornwall Pa at 11:00 a m led by Hoy W Ja Bhnmale from Wilmington Delaw are, with cordial invitations to attend. Other churches mention St Paul Union, Rocherty U B, Grantville Circuit, Bethel Reformed, Zion Ev Lutheran, Fontana Union, Junestown ULB Circuit and Pave Weigley Burt with varied service times and notes on Sunday schools and catechism.
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Cornwall Baptist
First Baptist of
Cornwall
Hoy
W. Ja
Bhnmale
Wilming|ot
DelawWare
Grantville Clurcuit Uuliog
Brethren In Christ
O. G. Komig
Pastal
Connie Sanday
sSer Hees
A. m. Belem
Bethel
St. Paul's
Hamiln
Ciaga
Elect Officers for U B Summer Assembly
Mt Chetna June 27Several thousand people attended closing services of the United Brethren Summer Assembly at Mt Chetna The assembly elected officers for the year including vice president recording secretary and various superintendents among numerous local and out of town delegates and attendees from Philadelphia Annville Middletown and Baltimore with Rev Chester Retten officiating and Prof Homer Rodeheaver leading music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Ramig
Mt Chetna
Atnus
United Brethren Bummer Assembly
Mra. J. Hal Smith
Dayton
Ohio
MR. W. Stickel
Middletown
E. P. Runyan
Philadelphia
I. Moyer Hershey
J. Owena Janet
D. O
Annville
Assembly
Homer Rodeheaver
Aisnon G
Batdert
D. D
Hear ‘Inburg
Young People’s Congress
Homet Rodeheaver
Hoy
Chester Retten
Mt. Joy
Marion Db. Batdort
Lert C. Harshey
Blizkbathtown
Mise Adma M. Groff
Ephrata
D. Lemtoy Feglay
Allentown
Esther Wolf Tahn Getulemoyer
Mary Virginia Parker
Wolfskill Martin Clans Reunite at Ephrata Park
The Wolfskill Martin clans held their annual reunion at Ephrata Park with about 160 members attending. Officers were elected including President P. Wolfskill and vice presidents Ludwig and Hadver, with prizes for youngest and oldest attendees and a program of readings music and talks. Next gathering date and place to be decided by the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiiele Park
Tesloden
3. P. Wolfskill
Reamytown
Harry F. Ludwig
Lebanon
Harry M. Hadver
Lancaster
Harry Hover
Lanciater
Richland
Mra. J
I Martino
Azeistanc Tistac
Clayton Wolfskill
Reamer Town
Wolfskill
Sylvia
Ms. Wolfskill
Vernon
Walter Wal Wre
Aflis Anne Buckwalter
Orchestra Paleck
Vth
Mish Buckwalter
H. M. Hoover
Lancaster Reading
Lillian Swelgart
Gane
Marriage Licenses Pair from Rural Areas Reported
Mertinge Weangug were issued at the vourL Like Tues afternoon to Keniy ft Michael a lawyer of Palmyra Rural Woula No. 1 son of Wiliam Mehaal of Hadrrtaburs Pa and Viola B Kreiser of Lick dale Rural Route No 1 daughter
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Michael
Palmyra
Woula No
Wiliam Mehaal
Hadrrtaburs
Viola B. Kreiser
Lickdale
Gipsy Band Halts in Lebanon County Larceny Case
A traveling group of fifty or more Gipsies aged weeks to sixty years paid fines after larceny charges were brought by two Lebanon merchants and a salesman. Sheriff Shenk and troopers escorted them to the county line, with two band members named Anna Miller and Clara Miller charged. Police traced stolen money to local merchants and the women were later released after paying $34 in fines and costs.
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Nathat Banda
Henry Dahenk
Schaeffer
James Critchfield
Oma
Lebanon County
Benjamin Franklin
New York
Washington
Sunde
E. H. Brightbill
Brighthill
Garste
Cornwall Pike
P. H. Zeigler
Zelgier
Quentin
Poplar Street
Charles T. Hickerwell
Hay
Anna Miller
Fortysight
Brazil
Clara Miller
Costa
Bhotka
South Ninth Street
Lebanon
Palka
Herman Antperch
David Balhier
Polles
Palmyros
Elizabethtown
Waa
Miss Ruth Maus Weds John H Miller In Quiet Lebanon Church
Ruth Maus daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Maus of 23 Weldman street married John H Miller son of Mr and Mrs Dawcon R Miller of 490 North Sixth Street Monday evening at Trinity Lutheran church Lebanon. Rev Kineed Sehwonk officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Russell Noll. Bride wore white georgette gown and carried bouquet. Couple to spend a week in Wildwood New Jersey then return for Riverside party at 97 House. Mr Miller worked at Key Lang Macgrow Plant and the groom at Lebanon Valley Furniture Company.
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Ruth T. Maus
Charles §. Maus
Weldman Street
John H. Miller
Dawcon R. Miller
North Sixth Giraet
Trinity Lutheran Church
North Fifth Street
Kineed Sehwonk
Wussell Noll
Ildwood
N. J
Lebanon
Riverside
Miller
Lang Macgrow
Lebanon Valley
Merritt Long Elected Head of Lebanon Exchange Club
Merritt Long of 448 South Twelfth Street, trust officer of Lebanon County Trust, was unanimously elected president of the Lebanon Exchange Club at Tuesday’s Crystal Restaurant meeting. He succeeds Harry Peiffer who chaired the session. Henry J. Becker of 445 North Eleventh Street was chosen treasurer. Other officers elected include William Waenbaugh as vice president, A Sewers Jr. as secretary, and John Bieser, J. G. Moeschtin and Ross Boger to the board of control. The new president noted next Tuesday’s meeting will be at the Steltz dining room, Ninth and Cumberland streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Long
South Twelfth Treet
Aegretant
Lebanon County Trust Company
Lebanon Exchange Club
Crystal
Lebanon
Long
Harry Peiffer
Tato
Henry J. Becker
North Eleventh Street
Steltz
Ninth
Cumberland Streets
Wreath Sent For Milton Dissingers Grave
George E. Bord of 1604 Willow Street receives a wreath from the 107th Field Artillery Battery Pittsburgh for placement on the grave of Milton Dinsingar buried at Lebanon Cemetery. Comrades Banty and James Strickler of Palsta were wounded and listed among those who arranged the tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Bord
Willow Street
France
Belgium
Hie oulAt
Hattery EL
Archiblery
Pittburgh
Milton Dinsingar
Mty
Lebanon
Banty
Jame
Strickler
Palsta
Who- Wag
Professor Abernethy Elected Rotary Club Head
Professor A R Abernethy superintendent of city schools was elected president of the Rotary Club at a Wednesday country club meeting. He succeeds John Bashara who was honored with a diamond pin for service this term. James Kinney became first vice president with R F King second vice president and Thomas Cox treasurer, David Hammond secretary. Directors include the five officers plus A F Longacre and Alfred Lek. Committee appointments were announced and summer Rotary meetings will be held at the country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Abernethy
Rotary Club
Country Club
Professor Abernethy
John Bashara
Bashare
Reterymanbers
James Kinney
Brat
R. F. King
Thomas Cox
David Hammond
Alsc A
Farm calendar notes on potato spraying and timber crops
Agricultural notes cover potato pest control with a two component spray of catelum greens in 100 gallons of hor denox mix ture, and suggest four to five applications. Evergreen stock guidance warns against early overgrowth for first years. Swine water supply and woodlot labeling advice included. Marriage license reports Carl Shuey and Ernestine Alpert granted in One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waata
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Ulin
Kirma
Myslery
Jatin
Spxtal
Sotax
Matthew
Memon
Tia Terrire
Horrare
Damel Nowe
Glaegow
Chelatdun Boyer
Mwid Mri
Dlarry GO. Boyer
Be Miple Treeet
Letaniy
Earl Lik
G. OG
War
Myerstown
Wueriabe
They
Th. MY. Gighty
United Brethen
Elivyen
Lhebette
Ghiskow
Cattely Creek
agKow
Rev. Chamberlin
Kiwanis Club
Pennsy
Vania
Sant
Holland
Lindbergh
KOLAH
Sheriff
Chain Theatres
Honus Army
Guhors
Open Por Pionicr
NORTH
WDGE
ST. Pau Union
Enti
WY. W. Dippell
Paxter
Duly &Rd- Swndty School
Zion Evan
Lutheran
H. Diehl
Fredericksbure
Gosherts—Stundsy School
Vesper Wergloe
Fontana
Junestown Ulb
Uerich
Suietiown
Huntay School
Pave Weigley
Burt
Hig
Winidale
Bilton
Alan, Gost
Paul Waigley
North Eleventh
U.B. Summer Assembly
Wolfskill-Martin
Gipsy Band
Miss Ruth
Maus
Exchange Club
Milton Dissinger
Prof. Abernethy
Pati
Ted
Carl Shuey
Marvey C. Shuey
Srnestine Alpert
Clement Albert
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