Federal court orders Lebanon brewery closed for a year
A federal court in Harrishire permanented an injunction against Paragon Brewery on North Seventh Street, ordering a one year closure after evidence showed violation of the prohibition law. Donmoyer was released from the injunction after proving he sold his interest before seizure, while ownership disputes prompted a possible appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Paragon
North Seventh Street
Harrishire
Albert W. Johnson
William L. Donmoyer
Donmoyer
WSE 8S & Mortpager
United States
Dunsmore
Paragon Manufacturing Company
Donmeyer
Lancashire Realty Company
Reading
Johnson
Mrs Wallace Kline Died Sudden in Myerstown
Lizzle wife of Wallace Kline died suddenly at her South Railroad Street home aged 37 while preparing for a funeral. Survived by husband three children sister and step mother. Funeral Monday 9 30 from home and Myerstown Church of the Brethren with burial at Freystown cemetery. John Demmy died at his home near Greble aged 67 with several survivors and funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzle
Wallace Kline
New Bross
John Werner
Kline
Harry
Beulah
Lester
Pierce Edris
Rehrersburg
Mary Bross
Bernville
Wallace’ Kline
South Railrroad Street
Myerstown
John Demmy
Grebie
Daniel Bross
Calvin
John
Oscar Rhine
Carson Gassett
Samuel Brogs
Greble
Bessie Long
Lebanon
MISS D MILLER WEDS R W PATSCHKE IN PRIVATE RITE
Minas Alice M Miller, famed hosiery clerk and local singer, married Ralph W Patschke in a private ceremony at the Lutheran parsonage in Womelsdorf. The couple heads for a honeymoon to Watkins Glen and Niagara Falls before returning to settle November 1 with Miller family in Seventh and Mifflin streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minas Alice
A. T. Miller
Bon Ton
At & O'Clock
Ralph W. Patschke
John Patschke
Womelsdorf
P.C. Croll
Seventh Street Lutheran Church
Ealty
Watkin's Glen
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Erie
Altoona
Samuel M. O'Miller
Seventh and
Mifflin Streets
Ide
A. K. Mills
Annville
Fourth Street Presbyterian Church
Lebanon Steel Foundry
Drive for Wilson Memorial Univ Requires Million Fund
Washington today reports a fundraising drive aiming to raise five to six million dollars to erect a new university on the outskirts of Washington. The effort backs a Wilson Memorial University project with wide local support from civic leaders and potential donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woooodraw
Will Universit
Funeral for Mrs. John Werner Held at Church of the Brethren
Rev Michael Kurtz and Rev Hervey Frantz officiated Wednesday morning at the largely attended funeral for Mrs John Werner in the Church of the Brethren. Hearers included Ellsworth Barry Frank Halchinson John Eisenhower and Daniel Olewine. Interment followed at Mt Hope cemetery. Dinner was served in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kurtz
Hervey Frantz
John Werner
Church of the Brethren
Ellsworth Barry
Frank Halchinson
John Eisenhower
Daniel Olewine
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Funeral Attended by Mr and Mrs Smith
Mr and Mrs Robert Smith attended the funeral of Mrs Frank Smith, a sister in law, yesterday afternoon in Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Frank Smith
Reading
Harvey Noll Seeks Millecreek Township Tax Collector Seat Independently
Havey Noll of Newmanstown pre empted Independent Party name and filed at the county commissioners office to run for tax collector of Millecreek township. He is a cigarmaker who recently lost both thumbs in an accident. Edw Brooks won the Republican nomination and Samuel Mack the Democratic nomination after a tight primary race. James Cherrington long held the post but chose to retire, triggering the current contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havey Noll
Newmanntown
Independent Party
Millecreek Township
Edw. Brooks
Samuel Mack
James Cherrington
Akely
Jacob Werner Hurt at Calcite Quarries Work Site
Jacob Werner of Prescott was badly injured on Tuesday afternoon while operating a steam shovel at the Calcite Quarries. The lever reversed and struck Werner, who was taken at once to the hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Werner
Prescott
Werner
Jet
Wright resigns as secretary over road bond plan clash
Special to News by United Press from Harrisburg Pa states Paul D Wright of Erie resigns as secretary of the state department of highways after clashing with Governor Pinchot over the use of 50 million bond funds. Wright asserts priority on finishing the primary road system before funding secondary routes, citing a $2 million secondary project and prior voter promises. He notes prior administration had not intended to spend bond money on the secondary road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Paul D. Wrecht
Erie
State Department of Highways
Pinchot
Wright
Bradford County
Rum and
Canton
Erle
Sadler
Indiana County
W. H. Gonnell
Radio Committee Locates Interference Source in Lebanon
Members of the Lebanon County Radio Club trouble committee locate a noise causing interference on Fifth Avenue. The noise disappeared when a high tension line was disconnected. A ground wire leak is noted. The Metropolitan Edison Company supports the effort and will take steps to prevent the noise. Hoke Brothers listed as involved.
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Lebanon County Radio Club
Fifth Avenue
Tha
Edisoy Company
Infant found dead in Chickies Creek near Chickies
Lancaster county. Ten month old Frances Tracey of Marietta was found dead in Chickies Creek after her mother reported she had been taken from behind and knocked unconscious during a walk. School children Thomas Martin and Richard Quinn followed baby carriage tracks to the body. Deputy Coroner Walter Fryberger took charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
United Press
Frances Tracey
Marietta
Chickies Creek
Chickies
Lancaster County
Curtis Tracey
Thomas Martin
Richard Quinn
Walter Fryberger
Poultry Industry Expands Across Pennsylvania Census Shows Growth
A 1920s Pennsylvania census reveals 15,984,000 laying hens and pullets, signaling a shift from traditional roosts to modern, wired poultry houses. Count by county highlights Allegheny, Philadelphia, and other regions increasing flocks, with electric lights enabling early feeding and longer farm productivity.
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Pennsylvania
L. H. Wibbe
State Department of Agriculture
Allegheny
Aymsstone
Aymsstone Sieneveredeest 226,787 | Beaver *, 177,397 Bedford © . 342,687 Berke
Blalry
Bradford
Bucks
Oys
Butler
Cambria
Eye
Pcametor Ty
Alls Carbon
Gentre
Lackawanna
Lebanon
Lohien Pepe Jeer
Luzerne Weepeesersetbee
Lycoming O. Waeiacs
McKean
Mercer Jyepyanpeeee
Monroe
Montgomery Ephe Oor
Montour
Northampton
Northumberland
Perry Verve Eess
Philadelphia
Pike Veaeiee
Potter
Beceeerte
Schuylkill Snyder
Bomersey, Sullivan
Susquehanna
Reese
Wowanbo
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmorelan
Wyoming
York
Seat On . ren on the ac day
Fragmentary OCR note presents garbled words about seating, dates, or events with no clear names, places, or dates readable enough to extract a coherent item. The readable content suggests a minor notice or caption but lacks decisive facts for a proper summary.
Clearinghouse clearings rise in September report
H A Ulrich, manager of the Leavenworth Clearing House Association, reports September clearings at 2 604 181 68 dollars, up 228 960 11 from September 1924 and up 1 532 860 04 for the year ending September 30.
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H. A. Ulrich
Lebanon Clearing House Association
Conditions of Crops in Penna Slightly Favourable
Weather this week was mostly fall like with general rainfall in some areas and frosts reported in many counties without damage. Field work progressed with corn cutting advancing, silos filling, wheat planting finishing, potato digging continuing, late apples being gathered, tobacco cutting well advanced, and alfalfa largely completed as the growing season winds down.
Family Reunion Honoring James Davis Birthday in Peachtown
Mr and Mrs James S Davis of Peachtown near Fredericksburg hosted a birthday celebration for James Davis with immediate family. A chicken corn soup dinner followed by a concert delighted guests. The cake, decorated to show his age, was baked by daughters Mrs Jacob and Robert Wolf. Presents included gifts from the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Davis
Peachtown
Fredericksburg
Davis
Jacob
Robert Wolf
Lebanon
Mr. Davis
Bomberger Favored News Force With Water Melons
H S Bomberger a successful vendor of water melons peaches apples in this and adjoining counties rendered two luscious water melons to the NEWS office force this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. $. Bomberger
Kiwanis Club Raises Over Six Thousand for Miazpah Home
The Kiwanis Club banquet at Hotel Weliner announced a fund drive surpassing $6,000 for the Miazpah Faith Home for homeless children in Fredericksburg. Chairman A Charles R Keller praised efforts and extended the campaign for another week as clubs and locals, including Hon Ton store staff, contribute. Three prizes for next week spur teams to recruit, log donations, and collect the largest individual contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Miazpah
Fredericksburg
Kiwanis
Hotel Weliner
A. Charles R. Keller
Hon Ton
Graal
Rev Ence Again To Lead Conference In Mount Joy Session
Re elected Conference Superintendent Rev Ence heads the Ninth term during the morning session at Mount Joy Unified Brethren church. Reports from education publishing Sunday schools and Christian Endeavor followed with Bishop Bell presiding and several addresses on budget, ministry, and seminary work.
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C. Enek
Pennsylvanuia
East Pennsylvania
Mount Joy Unified
Dayton
Ohio
C.H. Stain
Baltimore
W. R. Funk
C. A. Lynch
Ephrata
Lev C. Hershey
Elizabettown
Christian Endeavor Societies
R. R. Butterwick
Annville
Tonehbraka Seminary
Ira
Lowry
Tatamourse
G. R. Ritchie
Philadelphia
A. T. Rundove
Elizabethville
A. 2. Siddal
Bonebrake Seminary
Dundove
United Brethren
Siddal
Lebanon Valley College
Mount Joy
W. RR. Funk
C. Burtner
Allentown
Ray. C
Lynch
I. N
Spayd
Leb
Derricks Fail to Lift Sunken Sub in New London
Two wrecking derricks named Arch and Century couldn't lift the sunken submarine. The failure was reported by message received at headquarters this afternoon in New London Conn. The city medical staff and police awaited further details as rescue efforts continued.
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New London
Conn
Sudden Death of Rev H W Bright at Norristown
Howard M Bright a street corn merchant in Eastweld learned on Wednesday of his brother Rev Dr Harry Brights death in Norristown The two men had long been close and the shock to relatives and friends is profound Harry Bright a Lebanon County native and Lebanon High School and Franklin and Marshall College alumnus served as pastor in New Kensington and at the Church of the Ascension in Norristown He suffered heart trouble and breathing difficulty for years and was found dead in his room before a planned trip to Lancaster for Franklin and Marshall College’s centennial service Relatives include his mother Anna Bright of Reading and brothers George W Bright of Philadelphia and Chi Bright of Reading Funeral services will be held in Norristown tomorrow
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Howard M. Bright
Lebanon
Michael Bright
Liv
Harry
Lebanon High School
Franklin and Marshallege
Theological Seminary
Uranus
The
Reformed Church
Newsington
Pittsburgh
Franklin and Marsh College
Lancaster
Famil
Haguil
Ile Wis
Fishermen Return From Delightful Chesapeake Bay Trip
A Lebanon group of professional men and guests including J. Boyer Assemblyman H. Behney Clarence J esq J. K. Schropp Harry Negley and others along with Andy Neau of Mt Gretna and Hy Seidel of Harrisburg returned home from a several day fishing trip in the Chesapeake Bay area. They reported a pleasant journey and observed local racing activities at Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ard J. Boyer
Fh. Behney
Clarence J,esq
J. K. R.scehropp
Harry Negley
Dy. R. J. Schropp
Ser Greiner
C. Byron Burgner
Ley Bell
Wiliam M. Haak
Snyder
Paul L. Stohler
Fra Hammar
Andy Neau
Mt. Gretna
Hy Se
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D’miller
R. W. Patschke
Wilson Memorial Uni
EHG
Harvey Noll
Millcreek
Sec
Radio Committee
Hoke Brothers
Dyay
South Ninth Street
Ata Gant
Creek
Ren
Ng Rai
Penna
James Davis
ENCE
H. W. Bright
Norristown
Chesapeake Bay
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