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12 Oct 1925
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Lebanon Semi Weekly News in Lebanon, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Lebanon Semi Weekly News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1925
Page
1
Obituary Notice of Ralph B Strausbureer’s Death
Mourners gathered as Ralph B Strausbureer was buried after death in 1924. Mrs McClain and Ellen D surviving child, with services at Anthony's Catholic Church and burial at St. Catholic Cemetery. John O C McClain and James Maloney of Lancaster listed as kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Strausbureer
McClain
Jow
Ellen D
L-garvices
Anthony's Catholic Church
T.atholic
Ais
John OC. McClain
Mia
James Maloney McOth
Lancaster
Officers Elected by Chas Florys Class of Lawn U E
A Saturday evening gathering at the Lawn United Evangelical Sunday School led to the formal organization of Chas Florys class. Officers named were President Mrs Samuel Horst Vice President Mrs A Lt Brubaker Secretary Miss Dorothy Rengler Treasurer Mrs Wayne Garrett, class named Willing Workers, with members and guests present including Mrs Samuel Horst and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Flory
Lawn United Evangelical Sunday School
Colebrook Road
Samuel Horst
A. Lt. Brubaker
Dorothy Rengler
Wayne Garrett
Deaths and Funerals of Dorothy Snavely and Peter Watson
Funeral services for Dorothy Snavely daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Snavely were held at United Christian Church Campbelltown with interment at the church cemetery. Peter Watsons services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in Schaeferstown with burial at Buchers cemetery Reading and survivors including two sons George and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Snavely
Harry Snavely
Campbelltown
United Christian Church
M. B. Krum
Amyville
We! the
American Express Company
Reading
George
Frederick
Mr. Briner
Funeral Service for John Brandt at Union Salem Church
Reverend Clarance Mease conducted a funeral service this afternoon for John Brandt of Jones Town at Union Salem Church. Friends served as pallbearers and laid the body in the adjacent cemetery while floral tributes covered the casket. EH B Strauss Funeral Director oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, Brandt
Clarance Mease
Otc
John Brandt
Jonestown
Union Salem Churess
Lickdala
Adjojning
Capkot
B. Strauss
Charles Mark youth song fragment in Marlboro hymn
Fragmentary OCR notes show a fragment tied to Charles Wesley with a reference to Me and I during youth. The lines are incomplete and lack clear context or a full event, making the precise tale or date unclear. Further readable text would be needed for a complete summary.
Thompson Sons Fail to Arrange Final Rites for Cornwall Man
Robert Moore, 56, of Cornwall, died after a stroke and was laid to rest after Thomson Sons in charge of arrangements. Survived by a wife and two brothers Jordan and George of Worth Cornwall. Henry Belmont funeral set for Saturday at 2 46 pm at his father in law Bolgier Heller’s home 3412 Miffin Street with Rev. Harry Miller and Rev. Welland officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moore
Robert ‘Moore
Cornwall
Jordan and
George
Worth Cornyrall
Henry Belmont
Bolgier Heller
Miffiln Street
Harry Miller
Salem United
Brethren Ghyrsh
Welland
Moravian Church
Governor Pinchot May Call Special Session
Special to Mews by United Presa from Punxsutawney Pennsylvania reports that Governor Pinchot may call an extra legislature session while recovering from laryngitis. His secretary did not deny the report and will resume travel Wednesday night after rest. The session would address Grant Power plans changes in banking and election laws and city enforcement measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa
Punxsutawney
Pinchot
Govarnor
Pinchotta
J. M. Lukehart
William Reynolds Dies in Fall From Roof in Philadelphia
William F Reynolds 73, a Philadelphia businessman, died after plunging 66 feet from the roof of a home while inspecting repairs. He lost balance and fell to the pavement as he approached the edge in Philadelphia today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reynolds
Phila
Philadelphia
William F. Reynolds
Siig
Ad Gong
Lancaster Market Report from Penna Bureau of Markets
The Lancaster livestock market shows steady to weak demand for various classes with beef steers steady to lower quality. top cattle at $10.50, bulk $7.60-$9.00. Fat cattle, cows, and bulls mostly lower. stockers and feeders mixed. Hogs down about 50 cents weekly. calves, sheep, and loads noted. Receipts include cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep across multiple cities totaling 1,322 head. Grain and feed prices listed for farm use, including corn at $1.28 per bu and hay and various feeds per ton or hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Livestock Daily
Weerkley Review
Penna
Bureau of Markets
Virginia
Canada
St. Paul
Kentucky
Tennessee
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York
West Va
Town
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
North Carolina
Maryland
Ohio
Lancaster
U. S
Stephenson On Trial For Murder In Indiana Politics Tale
D S Stephenson stands trial for murder after a death bed statement describes his abduction from Indianapolis and assault on a train. Report notes his past as a ward politician in Evansville and leadership in Indiana politics, with ties to the Ku Klux Klan and influence in state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Stephenson
Indiana
Oberholtzer
Evansville
Ku Klux Klan
Waa
Lebanon Party At Bunker Hill Delight Local Guests
A weekend gathering at Bunker Hill enjoyed a fireside feast with roasted wethers and marshmallows. Attendees included Ernie Doupls, Mary Coleman, Christine Gerhart, Edward Douple, William Malone, Mr. McKinney, Howard Steiner, and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Douple as chaperones. Four Reading youths and Miss Erma Douple performed vocal selections to the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Deliciouts
Ernie Doupls
Mary Coleman
Christine Gerhart
Edward Douple
William Malone
McKinney
Howard Steiner
H. M. Douple
Reading
Erma Douple
Miss Teresa Perini Celebrating Birthday
Rexmont stenographer Teresa Perini in City Clerk office today receives birthday congratulations from many friends and fellow employees. She remains at her neural post as she is seen as beautiful and admired. Wishes for continued beauty and strength of character in the years ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Perini
Rexmont
City Hall
Lieut Albert Carlson to Succeed Capt Smith As State Police Officer
Harrisburg announces the promotion of Lieutenant Albert Carlson of Wyoming to captain in the State police to succeed Captain Herbert Smith former Deputy Superintendent of the Eastern Penitentiary now a Federal officer. The transfer list includes first sergeant William D. Drummer Edwardsville and sergeants Boettner Philadelphia and Griffith Adams Town in new troop assignments and several troop reassignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Carlson
Capt. Smith
Harrisburg
Wyoming
State Police
Herbert Smith
Eastern Penitentiary
Carlson
Seargeant
William D. Drummer
Edwardsville
Reading
Thomas M. Boettner
Philadelphia
Buer
Montgomery 8. Bennett
Butler
Hershey
Edwin @. Griffith
Ademstown
Roteener
Donald H. Austin
Canton
Ohio
San M. Holden
Chambarabure
Greensburg
Marcus White
Warren
D. Butler
Paul J. Roche
Bangor
Sunday Auto Trip Visits Hamburg and Auburn
Mr. and Mrs. John Spayd and families from North Twelfth and Guilford streets traveled in Ford sedans to Hamburg and Auburn on Sunday to visit relatives. They encountered deer, quail, and rabbits during the journey, with the trip described in local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spayd
North Twelfth Street
Jay Arner
Miners’ Village
John J. Wile
Guilford Street
John D. Lehr
Brandywine Street
Hamburg
Auburn
Wile
Mr. Spayd
Mee Lepra
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Peter
Lebanon
Lebanon County
Bolivia
Ibrestin Ss
Chas. Flory
Lawn U. E. Sunday School
Dade
Warwick
Nashua
Coats
The
Bon Ton
Pete Ar Watson
Jets
Peter Watson
Ee Hoyes
A J. Bushman
Schaeheretown
Buehher
Y. We Thompson
Charles” Wesley
Mark
Sng
Caners & Gutterss
Shack
D. S. Stephenson
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