Bishop Mills in Sermon at Business Session
At the East Pennsylvania conference Rev J Mills delivered the annual address praising modern preaching while outlining three eras of pastoral leadership. Bishop Malta’s demonstration impressed delegates as they considered ideal traits for future preachers including organization, moral issues, and community leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
East Pennsylvania
Bishop Malta
United Brethren
Tom Tee
Tie
J. A. Lyter
J. Halbright
Social at Fairland at Henry Books Home
A pleasant social gathering occurred Tuesday evening at Henry Books home in Fairland. Guests enjoyed social dances and fine refreshments. Attending were Lloyd Fegay George Hollman Geo Kline Harry Helsey Denver Hber sole Herman Killian Ammon Ging rich Tealah Hawk Ira Enright Charles Artz Harry Rooke George Nee Irwin Keller Frank Killian Stella Himmelberger Minnie Luts Gertrude Anspach Carrie Ties Gertrude Fox Lizzie Wenger Lizzie Tice Ella Miller Mabel Books Katie Milles Ada Funek John Robb and the Spanglers Books family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Books
Fairland
Lloyd Fegay
George Hollman
Geo. Kline
Harry Helsey
Denver Hbersole
Herman Killian
Ammon Gingrich
Tealah Hawk
Ira Enright
Charles Artz
Harry Rooke
George Nee
Irwin Keller
Frank Kill
Inspection program at YM C A building event prompts soloists
The public inspection of the Young Men's Christian Association building at Ninth and Willow streets runs from 7:30 to 10 PM tomorrow. Soloists include Oliva Shanaman soprano Charles D Kimmel baritone and Simund Goad bass with M Slagen violinist and Charles Long pianist. Brief addresses by Dr Joseph L Lemberger and John Willis follow in the reception hall where a large reception committee will greet visitors. Refreshments will be served by the Women’s Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Ninth and
Willow Streets
Oliva Shanaman
Charles D. Kimmel
Simund Goad
M. Slagen
Charles Long
Joseph L. Lemberger
John Willis
Woman’s Auxiliary
Man Falls From Tree Injures Shoulder
Richard Windelblech of Jonestown fell from a tree on Wednesday afternoon and dislocated his shoulder. Dr. A W Shultz attended to the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Windelblech
Thomas Windelblech
Jonestown
A. W. Shultz
Squirrels Spur A Mountain Day Trip From Town
James W. Hauer of 34 North Fifth Street and Jacob Sherk of Five Points left this morning in Sherk’s wagon for the mountains to spend the day squirrel hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Hauer
North Fifth Street
Jacob Sherk
Five Points
Mr. Sherl
False alarm sounded in business district fire drill
A false fire alarm rang this afternoon about the hour, startling Union Company workers on the street before the error was realized. The alarm was not heard in the northern section of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Nordern
Cits
G A R Reunion H M Neying to Attend in Lititz Pa
Distinguished visitors will join the Central Pennsylvania G A R Association reunion in Lititz October 1 with H M Neying of Red Bank N J as the newly elected commander in chief. Also attending are Department Commander Patrick De Lacey and staff of Scranton Past Department Commanders Gherst Reading Goblin Lebannon and Stewart Harrisburg. A poem‑like aside mentions local names Elate M4 toma toes and a curious measurement of an apple with a 16 inch viremmiference.
County League in Danger Amid Protests and Walkouts
County baseball in Lebanon faces possible disbanding as protests prompt managers to threaten withdrawal. Richland appeals a protest ruling allowing a replay, Myerstown plans to quit if decisions favor opponents, and leaders debate whether a season can reasonably continue. Clymer absent leaves Lebanon without a decisive vote in a fragile league struggle.
Frank Weikel Recovering From Serious Illness At Home
Frank Weikel of 14 Spring Street, formerly a driver for one of S PB Lung's bakery, is slowly recovering from a serious illness. Many friends are glad to hear of his convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Weikel
14 Spring Street
Lung
Hosiery Mills Run Day and Night to Meet Orders
The hosiery mills of A R Kreider and Bro at 232 North Ninth run day and night under foreman Harry T Frey to fulfill a large volume of orders. The note emphasizes productive effort and the importance of utility over novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Kreider‘ and Bro
North Ninth
Harry
T. Frey
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Myre Viengst
A large birthday surprise was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Viengst north of Myers town for Mrs. Myre Viengst on her eighty fifth birthday. Music and games featured the event with many gifts given to the honoree. Refreshments were served as relatives and neighbors joined in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frientis
Heb
Thomas L. Yiengit
Myerstown
Myre
Yiegst
Viengst
Pneate
Mra
T. L. Viengst
Isaac Hi. Yilengst
Mo Hyeirown
Miles W. Vidgst
Eliner Yilengst
Miles Moore
Harry Gasaert
Wayne Gagsert
Geo. Aassért
William Rhinehart
Robert Fiddler
Wayne Fiddler
Rufua Swope
Harry Leflér
George Sheftey
Adam Fisher
John Lentz
Herbert Wolf
Henry Sherman
iHarrig Shelly
Tolin Wike
Ruff Viengst
Dora R, Brown
Emma ¥. Brown
Maggie’ N. Brown
Yallie Viengat
Mary Viengst
Mother's Death Reported From Germany
A letter to the Daullary family from Germany reports the death of Magdalen Starr on September 14, mother of Mrs. Daullary. She had traveled to her old home to attend her mother during illness and died the same day. The message notes the mother’s rapid decline and the daughter’s arrival prior to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daullary
State Senator J. P. Gerberich Fetes Birthday With Postal Shower
State Senator J. P. Gerberich of this city today marked another birthday anniversary as friends sent postal showers and best wishes for many more. A Hast Hanover township native, he is described as a man whose family members never grow old, staying youthful through the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Gerberich
Dr. Gerberich
Hast Hanover
Kimmerling’s iuiherlings visit hosts list and events
Visitors at the home of El Thierwechter in Kimmering's on Sunday included Shirk family members and numerous neighbors such as Ada Shirk and Maud Rabel. The Staple have finished curling corn and are at bushings now. Agron Wittis of Ludlana visited Mrs S. Thierwechter on Monday. Ebws Shirkwu at the Tura almis on Eviday. the Kinmertna's erring Gand visited Mr Thierwerhter and will perform at Mt. Zion Wickersham Lyceum society Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuiherlings
Bept
EL Thierweehter
Kimmering's
Bwing. Shirk
Ada
Mbuel Shirk
Edyu
John Boyer
Harry Boyer
Karnes
Margaret
Levi Tice
S. Fh. Thierwechter
Wits
Carle
Clement Achey
Hesadle Thierwechter
Bessie Rabel
Jennie iMabel
Maury Rabel
Edna Linger
Alice Hoyer
Mayme Wenrich
Joseph Boyer
Harvey Thierwechter
Joliu Dtubed
William Martin
Sadora Arnold
Jacob Arnold
Harry Brandt
Warner Holfa
George Statel
William Rabel
Howard Rabel
Marheert Klick
Paul Huyer
John Achey
Marry Thierwechter
Paul Thierweclter
Pierre Thierwechter
Agron Wittis
Ludlana
Coudin
Milerweehter
Shirkwu
Tura Almis
Eviday
Kinmertna
Erring Gand
Thierwerhter
Mt. Zion Wickersham Lyceum Society
Miss Rough Mecurdy to Attend Wellesley College
Miss Rough Mecurdy daughter of Mr and Mrs Meturdy of West Berland Street will leave Friday aboard the 1070 train for Wellesley College Massachusetts to resume her studies in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rough Mecurdy
Mra
Meturdy
Ort Wesberland Street
Briday Druru Ing
L. Train
Wellesley College
Mage
Ministerium Sessions End In Lancaster Conference
Ministers and laymen from this county served on committees in Zion’s Tartheranchurch Lens cock during the Lancaster Conference of the Ministerium of Pennsylvania of the Lutheran Church. The second day opened with devotions, reports, and discussions on apportionment and catechetical instruction. Committees were named for conference missions, synodical apportionment, Bible school work, andSunday school statistics, with meeting place decisions deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
Sre
C. H. Haupt
Grace Lutheran Church
Lancaster
Haupt
J. C. Kungmann
Mt. Airy
Philadelphia
Home Missions
The
Lutheran Church of the General Council of America
Sleger
Kunzmann
A. WH. Youse
Myerstown
Sve
Richard &. Rengler
Mount Joy
Co. BH. Haunt
J. W. Richards
FP. Mayser
Lancir
Aaw
Latenspergery Se Lengnon
O. Tr. Reitner
Predorigkeburg
Lebanon County
Mr. Youse
John HW. Strenge
St. Mark's Church
C.K. Fesley
Harrisburg
P. George Sieger
P. George Steger
A. M. Mehrkam
Columbia
J. J. Landt
Lebanon
H. K. Lantz
Shiremanstown
Nathaniel Light
Annville
William M. Mearty
New Holand
A. Wy
Lalbengsperger
Aa. Welckeal
Leacock
J. W. Smith
Ephrata
Guests at Miss Evelyn Schools Birthday Party
The guest list for Miss Evelyn J Schools birthday party includes Margaret Betl Marguerite Kitnieh Margeret Wad Lilian Berger Lucetta Blewer Olive Catherine Teatrica Marguerite Strickler Lenk Meyers Lena Alluul tair Mary Horta Pearl Laght Ma dred Flowers and gentlemen Harry Peiffer Donald Strickler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn J
Mry
Ar. J
Leshian Street
Margaret Betl
Marguerite Kitnieh
Margaret
Lylia Wad
Lilian Berger
Lucetta Blewer
Olive Catherine
Teatrica
Marguerite Strickler
Lenk Meyers
Lena Alluultair
Mary Horta
Pearl Laght
Madred Flowers
Mistera
Harry Peiffer
Donald Strickler
County treasurer redirects bond reissue funds
The county commissioners directed a partial bond redemption and reissue process citing a marked amount and a planned action by January 7. The messy text references funds labeled as 10,000 and a sequence of codes and percentages, indicating a reissuance and payout under local government finance procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conaity
Geistluger
Gabe to Speak at Republican Meeting in Lancaster County
Assemblyman G. Moyer of Pal- Tayva is slated to address a Republican gathering in New Lol- Tend Lancaster county on October. The rough OCR text confirms a speaking event with political figures and a regional venue in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. 2 Moyer
Pal- Tayva
Bugked
New Lol- Tend
Lancaster County
New Route Agent Named for Adanna Express District
Notice announces the appointment of C. BP. Gehs of Harrisburg as route agent for the district including Lebanon. G. Lee McDonnell, royal agent, states the change follows W. P. Cale’s transfer to Pittsburg after five years as route agent. The change is effective today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lee McDonnell
Adanna Express Company
C. BP. Gehs
Harrisburg
Lebanon le
Mr. Ochs
Success
W. P. Cale
Pittsburg
Weimer Weighs In As City Assessor Term Resumes
The Inte Thune Weaver notes Antings Hon. Joh A. Weimer serving as city assessor. The report highlights Weimer's ongoing term and municipal oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh A. Weimer
Hartman Weds Oberly in Catholic Ceremony
Miss Mary Hartman daughter of Samuel A. Hartman and Paul Oberly son of Theresa Oberly united in marriage at St. Marys Catholic Church. Rev Father Adium Chat officiated at 8 am with Matelle Hartman and Samuel Hartman as attendants. The couple plans a week honeymoon at Ningars Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Adium, Chat
St. Mary'a Catholic Church
Mary Hartman
Samuel A. Hartman
Old Cumberland Street
Paul Oberly
Theresa Oberly
Walnut Streat
Matelle Hartman
Samuel Hartman
Chariey ‘Thompson
Frank Hartman
James Hekenroth
Lohengrin
Overly Ia
Iran
Oberly
Ningars Falla
Zion Lutheran Weekly Junior G H Society Meeting
Zion Lutheran Preparatory Services hold Friday evening at Bon Lathatan church to finalize arrangements for The Belle of Honnydingle musical. Preparation for Holy Communion Sunday service at 10:40 AM with sacrament administered after evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Lathatan
G. H.society
Attractive window display enhances Bachrash’s Hore on Cumberland Street
The show window at Bachrash's Hore on Cumberland Street has been improved with shelving. The display now features the latest millinery fashions, hats, and garments, drawing much attention for its practicality and appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachrash
Cumberland Street
Remodeling Underway at Sixth and Colberlain Streets Store
Work has begun on remodeling the northeast corner of Sixth and Colberlain streets to house Harry Zweler the grocer. The Zweler store and warehouse will occupy the lower front and second floor offices. Work directed by architect AL Stinetiar of the New Shenk Workding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
Colberlaind
Harry Zweler
Zwelér
Enue
Penny postage begins between United States and Creal Britain
The article notes a new penny postage rate between the United States and Great Britain effective October 1 for mail sent to mail addressed for delivery overseas. Letters may require a display of postage at delivery and the rate is calculated by weight. The change is under an order from the Postmaster General and follows a recent international agreement. A later line mentions Bethlehemites witnessing the aurora borealis on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Urlle-Eplutt
United States
Creal Briain
Britain
Aman's Fall Fractured Seugir Deceased Mary Last Time
Obituary notes the death of Mary Last time and others in a fall at Semet Solvay North Lebanon near Wada. Augustas L Ebersole and family mourn the loss. A man identified as Roger and Miss Bertha are named among survivors. The accident occurred during demolition work with machinists when a heavy beam fell. An ambulance response carried the victim to hospital but she did not recover. The report reflects local mourning and ongoing sorrow at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustas
L. Ebersole
Roger Au Ates
Plater
Jota
Lene
Mbersole
Bertha
Wharsdle
New York Firm Opens Cumberland Street Outlet
A New Clothing and May Manufacturers Outlet branch store opened Saturday in Cumberland Street. The large buylnens room at Ley Academy of Mugle hosts the launch as the firm plans a national chain rollout. Lancaster will see a similar opening next. The store promises finest lines of menswear youth and children’s apparel including caps and furnishings. J Sherk, from this city, is employed in sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Turers
New York
Th Ley Academy of
Mugle
Dalid
Cumberland
J. Sherk
Reverend Boyer Visits Jonestown on Conferencing Journey
Visited by Rev W J Boyer of Whilifabias town attending a U B church conference in this city. He halted Tuesday evening at Jonestown, his former home, and with baker BE A Bhand and John Lentz they bagged a large coon, the fourth Baker Shaya has secured this year. Boyer greets many friends before continuing his journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Boyer
Whilifabiastown
U. B. Church
Thia‘city
Jwhite
Jonestown
BE. A. Bhand
Wno
John Lentz
Shaya
Boyer
Returned Home Mrs Matilda Belice Visits Philadelphia Kin
Mrs Matilda Belice of Polorett a Philadelphia suburb returned home this morning after a summer visit. She is 78 years old and in good health. She was the guest of Mr and Mrs Gyrus Bogey near the Water Works and Mee and Mrs HH H Bower of Lee North Ninth street. Mrs Cyrus Bager and Mrs Peirce are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Belice
Polorett
Philadelphia
Gui
Gyrus Bogey
Near the Water Works
HH. H. Bower
Lee North Ninth Street
Cyrus Bager
Peirce
Piano tuner here prof Howard J Paul guest of Rev Kreidler
Prof Howard J Paul of Fétes Ville is tuning Rev Kreidler’s piano at 342 North Tenth Street. He recently arrived from New York City where he trained in piano tuning with Hardman & Co. and is well qualified for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Paul
Ville
Arb. Kreidler
North Tenth Etroek
Paul
Kreidler
New York
Styay
Hardman & Go
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M. H. Jones
Spayd
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Tonestown
G. A. R. Reunion
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Lititz
Josey M. Flattenstine
Poltetown
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Iddree News
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Bleistein
Richland Club
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Stoever
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Bielstein
Coover
Schneider
Immel
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Pwo
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Germany
Ws. Daullary
Kimmerling
Shing Orchestra
Mt. Zion
Wile
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Rev
A. E. Youse
Hepindero
Gabe
Adana Bropress Company
Miss Hartman
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Augustus L. Ebers
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