Auspicious Opening Tall Cedars Pure Food Show
The first annual Tall Cedars Pure Food and Business Show opened Saturday night at Plasterer’s large garage to strong crowds. The auditorium and booths impressed attendees with white decor, a Chevrolet car drawing, and nightly vaudeville acts. The Tall Cedars parade and band led the street procession to the venue, with living models and new products slated for the week ending Thursday.
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Plasterer
Uptown
Ahold
Tall Cedars
Lebanon
Tall Cedar Rangers
Tall Cedars Orchestra
New Buildings to Rise at Mt Gretna for State Reserve
Adjutant General Frank D Beary of the Pennsylvania National Guard orders more structures at Mt Gretna State Military Reservation. Hairiaag Concrete Works near Annville wins the work with a 100000 block order for permanent kitchens mess houses and other advance buildings. annual construction at the military plant is expected to grow significantly this year based on contracted materials.
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Frank D. Beary
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mt. Gretna
Hairiaag Concrete Works
Annville
Fairland Concern
National Guard
Lebanon Teachers to Send Petitions to Legislature
Co. A. Boyer, president of the Lebanon Teachers Association, has sent notices to all Lebanon teachers to attend a special meeting at 4:30 this afternoon. Petitions will be signed to be sent to the State Legislature about a seven million dollar cut in public school appropriations. Petitions go to the Legislature tomorrow as other towns act similarly to defeat the bill.
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Co. A. Boyer
Teachers Association of
Lebanon
Dinner in Honor of Mrs Jo Bleistine's 60th Birthday
A birthday dinner was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Bleisting 2414 West Lehmen Street In honor of Mrs Bleistine on her 60th birthday The event featured a large gathering and well wishes for the guest of honor.
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Jos. Bleistine
Joseph A. Hi
Bleisting
West Lehmen Street
Residence of Wallace Glick Robbed in Home Break-in
Wallace Glick and his family found their Twelfth Avenue Lehman streets residence ransacked after returning Sunday evening. Entry was through a rear door with a brick wrapped in a handkerchief breaking a window. Several valuables and $8 were stolen. Officer Herman Anspach investigated today.
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Wallace Glick
Twelfth Avenue
Lehman Streets
Herman Anspach
Onion Snow Backdrop Shifts From Dance of Flakes to Rain
A colorful Sunday snippet recalls an early onion snow, a Pennsylvania Dutch myth about onion plantings touched by snow. The day began with a dawn flurry then turned to rain as the temperature rose and winds shifted, leaving a pretty though brief moment of morning spectacle.
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Geraldine
Daddy
Weaver Family Returns From Los Angeles Visit
John S Weaver and Mrs Weaver returned to Lebanon from Los Angeles California where they spent months with Mr and Mrs Daniel Weaver and the elder Mr Weaver who is nearly blind. The parents arrived home Sunday morning after a direct trip while Daniel Weaver Jr took over the business and John Weaver bought the home and furnishings. The elder man hopes summer back home will restore strength and Mrs Weaver remains in good health.
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John
California
Daniel Weaver, Jr
John 5. Weaver
Members Motorcycle Club Enjoy First Spring Outing
More than thirty five Harley Davidson club members gathered Sunday at Hermit Cave near Colebrook for a spring outing. They made a fire, roasted dogs, and shared stories around the blaze, enjoying warm camaraderie on their annual trip schedule.
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Harley Davidson Motorcycle Club
Hermit Cave
Colebrook
County Agent Berger Advises On Growing Asparagus
County Farm Agent A. C. Berger urges farmers and urban gardeners to plant asparagus roots for spring. He recommends one year old Washington roots, 75 to 100 for a family of five, planting 20 inches apart in four to five foot rows, with crowns planted deep and soil gradually filled as plants grow.
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A. C. Berger
Washington
Berger
Held For Hearing For Threatening Life Of Fellow Countryman
County detective George H Carpenter arrested Steve Busiley on a charge of assault and battery and threatening the life of Steve Stoijan, a fellow countryman. A woman's favor is said to have caused the fracas. The defendant was held to answer at a hearing on Saturday before Alderman Paul Ulrich of the First Ward.
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George H. Carpenter
Steve Busiley
Steve Stoijan
Ala
Paul 5. Ulrich
Services For The Late Mrs Sarah Echenbach at Red Lion
The body of the late Aira Sarah Jane Echenbach was at the home of her daughter Mrs Bayard in Annyste awaiting arrangements. Funeral services are set for Red Lion tomorrow with details incomplete in the notice.
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Sarah Echenbach
Red Lion
Aira
Sarah Jane Echenbach
Bayard Aetly
Annystein
Captains Named for Hotel Sales Teams in Lebanon
The Community Hall Organization announces twenty captains leading four divisions for a stock selling campaign. Dinner conference at Welmer Hotel next Friday at 6:16 pm will seat 120 salesmen under General Sales Manager Is. G. Warpel. Publicity explains why a million-dollar Dallas Hotel model is planned for Lebanon and how expansion and tourism drive future profits.
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Hole? Ciizens
Welmer
Is. G. Warpel
Howamd
Dallas
Lebanon
Leabanop
Hershey
Two Drunks Fined. One Fined Twenty Six Dollars
Officer Able Wills arrested two intoxicated men at Sixth and Cumberland streets Thursday evening. One was fined 26 dollars at police court, the other 10 dollars. A motorist charged with speeding also paid a 10 dollar fine this morning.
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Able Wills
Sixth
Cumberland Streets
Lebanon Officers at Hearing in Lancaster
Police chief Harry Sealer and motorcycle officer Abe are involved in a Lancaster hearing. Fragmentary text references a Lebanon police presence and four other unclear items.
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Lebanon
Lancaster
Harry Sealer
Abe Aett
Ooh Ue
Missionary Conference at Centenary Methodist Church
Arrangements are complete for an all day missionary workers conference at Centenary Methodist Church Highth and Whi Tow streets on Wednesday under the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Philadelphia Branch. Representatives from Philadelphia district churches will attend. The program begins at 10 AM with services, minutes, committee appointments, and talks on health, education, and village schooling, plus devotional and offering.
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Centenary Methodist Church
Highth
Whi- Tow
Woman's Foreign. Missionary Society
Philadelphia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Couferanca
Castolla
Iowa
Helen Beck Injured at McKeesport in Car Crash
Helen Beck daughter of Mrs Lucy Back accompanied her brothers John and William Kale to McKeesport for Petey Kale's funeral. She suffered a broken nose and nervous shock after a collision with a truck while driving John Kale's Overland Red Bird Touring. The car was badly damaged with two front fenders, a broken rear wheel, and a damaged radiator. The owner left the car in McKeesport for repairs and plans to retrieve it once repaired.
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Helen Beck
Lucy Back
Johyn
Wiliam Kale
McKeasport
Petey Kale
Ivoid
John Kale
Indy
McKeesport
Inquest Scheduled On Death Of Reading Merchant Albright
An inquest into the death of Reading merchant Samuel H. Albright after a collision in Jersey is set for April 9 at 2 20 PM in Hershey. Dauphin County officials halted proceedings due to court session demand. Samuel H. Munford of Lebanon is jailed on involuntary manslaughter charges, alleged to have driven the car involved.
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Sfarry H. Alligh
Reading Busines
Jershey
Hershey
Robert T. Fox
Pr. Z. J. Kreider
Dau Phin
New York Garage Fire Threatens Rapid Transit Car Barns
A blaze erupted at 2:30 A M on Hast 179th Street in New York destroying automobiles in a garage and menacing Interborough Rapid Transit Company car barns. No injuries reported and investigation underway.
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Nowady United Press
New York
Hast 179Th Street
Interborough Rapid Transat
Lebanon Native Mrs. Gingrich Dies in Dodge City Kansas
Mr and Mrs James B E Zarbey of 114 South Sixth Street received word on March 26 in Dodge City Kansas of the death of Mrs Mary Gingrich widow of the late Seatah Gingrich once a well known contractor of the city. She was born in Lebanon and lived there many years before moving to Dodge City. She was confined to bed about eight weeks a Wesle heart was given as cause of death. She was aged about til yearr.
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James BE
Zarbey
South Sixth Street
Dodge City
Kansas
Mary Gingrich
Seatah Gingrich
Officer Reed Detains Drunken Man at Noon
Police report Officer John Reed corraled a drunken man at noon today near Second Street and Mifflin as he attempted to arrest him. The man, sleeping on the curb, woke during the takedown and caused minor trouble getting him into custody. Reed later completed the arrest and is resting at Old Hall.
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John Reed
Po- Heaman Reed
Old Hall
Serena F Ney Leaves Estate to Five Children
The last will and estate of Serena I Ney, late of Palmyra, filed at the register of wills office, appoints Eugene Bowman as executor. The estate valued at 4800 dollars includes a 1000 dollar bequest to Mrs John Wittlek, with the remainder divided equally among five children, including the daughter named in the will. C W Witmer is noted as attorney.
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Serena I
Ney
Pallmyra
Court House
Hoke
Eugene IV, Bowman
Palmyra
John Wittlek
C. W. Witmer
Wisi
Lost locket restored to Mrs Allwein
Mrs John P Allwein of 227 Lehmt y street had a gold locket and chain recovered through a lady named Mrs Harts who returned them after reading the Lost and Found column in the Daily News The helper declined any reward and expressed happiness at helping the loser
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John P. Allwein
Hartz
Daily News
Harts
Forbes Stricken With Apoplexy in Chicago Residence
Col Charles St Yorbey, former Veterans Bureau director, now paralytic, rests at Hart private hospital. Further comment on his condition is withheld. Forbes, sentenced February 4 in Chicago to 16 years for conspiracy to defraud the government, was stricken Friday night at his sister Marie Judkins home while awaiting the outcome of his appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Boston
Charles St. Yorbey
Veterans Bureau
Hart Private Hospital
Forbes
Chicago
Marie Judkins
United States Supreme Court
County Detective Links Axe Handle to Mountain Murder
County Detective George, from a distant township, brings from the wilderness a set of stained articles tied to the Jeff Cr eary case. A single barreled gun and bloodstained axe handle are found near Cr eary’s shack, suggesting a struggle and possible murder weapon. Officers seek a decisive clue as they pursue the assailant who entered the cabin and disturbed the brush pile.
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George
I Penter
Jefterin
Creary
Juetidacs
Crogateuth
Agal
Jeff
Micone
Dearer
Bachman Leaves Post After Bayuk move stalls factory
M H Bachman former manager linked to Middletown plant plans to quit on Wednesday as Bayuk closes Wood and Wilson street unit. He had leased a building, but Bayuk will ship machinery to P Warehouses. Kreidler of Krejtley Co takes charge at Anville factory.
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M. HI. Bachman
Ville
Apo
Notic Bayuk
Cancer
Bachman
A. K. Kettering
Anni
Krejtley Company
Funeral Services For Local Farmer Held At Lutheran Church
Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church at 9 thirty this morning for the late local farmer. The ceremony paid tribute to the life and work of the deceased, with attending family members and neighbors expressing condolences.
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Lutheran Church
Mtaed
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