Mount Union Bank Buys Lot for New Building
The Central National Bank of Mount Union purchased a lot to erect a bank building. At the Solebury Farmers' meeting it was urged that raising grade cattle would be profitable due to the abundant pasture and hay crop this season. The Moravian Seminary and College for Women in Bethlehem opened its 173rd scholastic year with over 200 boarders and residents. Virginia M. Greth of Reading was granted a divorce after alleging she and her children slept in a dog house and her husband attempted to asphyxiate her with gas. Two would be car thieves from Philadelphia were arrested after targeting Aaron Schwent of Gratersford. The Moravian Historical Society at Nazareth held its annual meeting and will build a rest house on the Indian monument site at a cost of $1000. Myer town eyes a park and town clock. George Redssecker, once of Elizabethtown, is jailed in Dauphin County for forgery after a guilty plea. Charles Beistline of Highspire caught a five-pound three-ounce bass. Milton M. Borger found a box from 1812 containing papers including a note that Abraham Shelly taught school and charged 75 cents per pupil.
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Central National Bank of Mount Union
Solebury
Moravian Seminary and College For Women
Bethlehem
Virginia M. Greth
Reading
Aaron K. Schwent
Gratersford
Edward Walls
Philadelphia
Ancient Moravian Historical Society
Nazareth
Whitefield House
Myeratown
George Redsecker
Elizabethtown
Dauphin County
Charles Beistline
Highspire
Milton M. Borger
Old Ziongville
Abraham Shelly
Doctor Kendig Dies After Predicted Death Date
Dr. Maris Kendig, 61, a noted Conestoga Center physician, died at Lancaster General Hospital from a complication of diseases. He had predicted his death would come on Sunday June 20 and secluded himself at home awaiting his end, a belief that grew after family members had died on a Sunday. He belonged to a prominent local family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maris Kendig
Conestoga Center
Lancaster General Hospital
A TABLE OF LOGARITHMS FOR WORKING OUT PROBLEMS
Edgar Lneien Larkin explains in New York American how a table of logarithms converts exponents into readable values. He describes using logs to multiply large numbers, square figures, and perform division, noting tables cover numbers from 1 to 108000 with seven decimal places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Lneien Larkin
New York American
The Secret of Lonesome Gove Chapter Six
Chester Kent and Sedgwick discuss the mysterious beach death linked to the painted woman from Sedgwick's studio. A cryptic encounter, a rock attack, a jewel necklace matching the painting, and a warned future recall push Kent to demand the full romance behind the pictured face.
My Lady of Mystery chapter offers Sedgwick romance on June 22
Sedg wick narrates a meeting with a well-heeled woman while painting on copper near Martindale road. A muddy mishap with her horse leads to repairs, introductions, and art talk. She visits the studio, discusses prints, and hints at future meetings as their acquaintance grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har Kent
Martindale Road
Kent
Gill
Sedgwick
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Keystone
Lewis N. Moyer
Secret of
Lonesome Gove
Rough Rider
Young Mercury
Lonesome Cove
Ash
Chester Kent
Dennett
Cadystowne
Mr. Sedgwick
House of Life
Remem
York Fair
Wallace
Cleveland
Ohio
Carwile Bros
America
Corradinis Menagerie
Marco Twins
Angelo Armento
Dayton
Jordan Sisters
Duttons
Americas
Alex
Marnitz
Manila
H.C. Hechert
York
My Lady of Mystery
Francis Sedgwick
King Cole
Ching Lung
C. K
Ching
C. E
Bosh
C. K.s
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