Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 3

REV. TUB MORNING Services Held Iti the U. E. Church At Rlein- feltersville DEATHS NUPTIAL MASS AT ST. MARYS PRETTY EVENT BIG ATTENDANCE Deceased Great Reviv alist and Brought Many to Conviction The funeral of the late Rev Seehrlst.

who died last Sun day evening, at his home at Klein feltersvllle, aged 78 years, tdrtk place this morning. Services wen held In the U. E. church and Inter ment followed at the cemetery of the church. Preached Over 40 Venn Deceased was a minister of United Evangelical Church and preached for a period of over 40 years.

He wan well known In Lebanon, Lancaster, Berks and Lehlgh counties where he served charges. Rev. Sechrlst was a great revivalist and large audiences were present at his meetings. Hundred? of souls were brought to conviction through his powerful preaching. Born In Center County Rev.

SechriKt was a eon of Christian Sechrlst, who also was a minister of the Gospel. He was born In Center county. His parents migrated to Lancaster county, to wjiat now known an the Walter's farm about two miles south of Klelr.fel- tersville. He was married to daughter of Rev. John Klein-fetter, who was one of the pioneer preacn- ers of the Evangelical Church and colaborer of Rev.

Jacob Albright, the founder of ttfc Evangelical Church. In early years Rev, Sechrist kept a general store a Kleinfeltersville and during his ministry he was also pastor of the U. E. church. He retired from the active ministry some years ago on account of his age.

The Survivors His first wife proceeded him In death about 15 years. Later he married Loan da Becker, who survives. He I also survived by these children; Prof. Frank Sechrist, of tho University of Cincinnati; Oliver Se- chrlst, Hyde Park, near Reading, and Mrs. Albraham Royer, Allentcwn, find one brother, William, Sechrlst Funeral on Monday at one o'clock at the house, servifces In the U.

B. church at Annville at 2 o'clock followed by Interment on Mt. Aanvllle cemetery. ttfte. JOHJT MtsttAton John L.

Bftlsbaogh nee Catherine Bent residing In Mt Pleasant died on Wednesday evening after a 6 weeks' illness of dysentery. Her husband preceded her In death Apr. 3, 19.14. She is survived-hy 5 children, Land Is, cleona; Mrs. Simon Behm, BriRhtvlew; Mrs.

Oeo. Tpi.i.,1' man. Lebanon; jClarn and Sufean at M.1SS bUlalia BleiStCin Bride of Adam Hollinger HONEYMOON TRIP Both Popular, and Have the Felicitations of Many At a nuptial mass in St. Ma.ry's ling's church, Cor the late Mrs. ratholic church at 8:30 o'clock this beth Sholley, of Pleasant Hill.

The 1 morning, in tho presence of a large obsquies occurred from the house, concourse of relatives and frlonds, 1722 Center street. Interment was. Miss Caroline Aulolla Blnisteln, of made in the cemetery adjoining nnei Lebanon, and Adam Altryslus church. Hollinger, of t.nls city, were joined P. H.

Thompson waa the undertaker. FUNERALS SIRS. EMZAIWTH SHOMAT Rev. 1. Oalvin Fisher, pastor of, ISt.

Mark's 'Reformed chiirch, this morning fct ten o'clock was In oharg of funeral services, held In Kimmer-i nf Services be In charge of Rev. J. Ollck, of Terre Hill. Funeral ar- rangemfnts -in charge of Melllngei of Denver. Tag Day For Southeastern Playgrounds Police permission has been granted the Southeastern Playground Association for -the use of the city streets, on Saturday of this week, for a Tag Day demonstration for the purpose of raising funds for the playground.

Various are the needs for next season entertainment of tjie children In 'that part of the city, and funds must be 1 provided if the playground is to fulfill its functions and purposes. i Stolen Touring Car Abandoned On Highway The alx cylinder Studebaker tour Ing car that -was stolen from Bake James Batz, of Cleona, some tim during last night, was recovereu shortly before noon today on the William Penn Highway, near Hum meletown. The State police founr t'he car end returned it to the own er with no damage whatever. Kronstadt People Are Leaving Today, Officials Announce 'Special to News by United Press.) Petrograd. Oct.

evacua tion of Kronstadt, tie main nava fortress guarding Pefarograd was be gun today according to official announcement. Kronatadt's civic evacuation IB evidently in antlcipation.of a German naval drive toward Petrograd. The fortress 1s located 20 miles west the' Russian capital qn the island 01 Kotlln and is regarded as a fortress of the first rank. A large naval depot, with docks, yards and various establishments is also located there. Revel, the outermost of the Russian naval fortifications the Quit of Finland, has already been exacuat- ed, both by evil and military forces.

The Russian are apparently concentrating their power of defense on the remaining CprtlAcatlona of Vl-bory, Helslugfoire and Kfonstadt. OSCAR T. ORAEFF All that was mortal of the late Oscar T. Oraeff waa laid to rest this afternoon, in the old Moravian cemetery, at Helbron. The funeral services were conducted at the house at 210 North Tenth street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev- S.

C. Albright, 'pastor of the Moravian church, offllcatlng. He was assisted by the Rev, Dr. J. Max Hark, of Mt.

Gretna, a former pastor of church. The Moravian church choir Bang selections duting the course of the ceremonies. Tnere was a large attendance of relatives and friends. There were many beautiful floral rlbutes, nmong them, being a beau- Iful wreath from employes of the filler Lumber yards; and beautiful designs from Mr. and Mrs.

H. M. Miller, the Moravian Mite Society, rustees of the church, of which Mr. Oraeff was a member, and from many ndlvlduals. The bearers were Samuel Mentzer and Charles Forster.

of the Miller establishment; R. G. Evans and O. A. of the Moravian church, and B.

U. Sowers ind i. A. Sowers, personal friends. HOWARD G.

Funeral services were held today or the late Howard G. Dlsslnger. Brief services took place at the Iweltzer residence, at 201 East Cirm- erland street, and were continued In he Evangelical church at Schaeffers- own, with the Rev. John J. Kreisel, of this city officiating.

Burial was made In the Evangelical cemetery at' Schaefferstown. A profusion of beautiful flowers surrounded the casket and the funeral was largely attended. Mr DlssinRer. who was employed In the 10-Inch mill of the Bethlehem Steel Company, 1 was widely known and was very popular in a large circle of friends. His death Is particularly deplored by his many friends and associates of the Swatara Tribe of Red Men, of willed he was a member for a long time, and the bearers at the funeral today were selected from a delegation of the fraternity.

Undertaker H. C. was In charge. in the holy Hrldo'm Undo The ceremony was pwformed by the Rev. Father A loyal Blelflte-ln, rpfrtor of St.

Patrick's Catholic church, at Treverton, an of the bride. Miss Bertha Bowman Bleistein, a sisiter of the bride, was brlrtewnald, and Herbert Allwein officiated HB Extended Trip. After the ceiremony there was an 11 o'clock dinner at the home of tho bride's parents, ait West Lebanon, at which time felicitations were showered upon t'he happy couple by members of tho Immediate families, and a host of friends, and ait 1:30 o'clock they left ovnr the Pennsylvania for an extensive honeymoon trip. With transportation available as an employe of the Pennsylvania Railroad, the bridegroom planned to ta.ke the most of his opportunities and the couplo wil! Pittsburgh, Washington, D. C.

Buffalo, N. Niagara Falls, and Ontario, Canada, and mn.ny other points. will make stops ait Milwaukee, to visit relatives and friends; at Flint, Michigan, to see ot'hor fplcinds, and at Tireverton, to t'ho brido'e grandmother. They will spent some time in York county vtaMIng relatives of the bridegroom. They will be at home to friends after November 7, at West Lebanon, a dozily furnished home awai'to them.

Popular Couple. The bride is the daughter of Mr. amd Mrs. Joseph A. H.

Blelstein, her father being widely known as the "Mayor" of West Lebanon and is popularly knwon. Personal Chat About People You Know Readers of fHF NEWS Urged to Furnish for This Department. a Postal Card or Telephone P. Roy Smith, of 831 9.iuth Bigiuh street, return Wednesday evening from a visit to her old hom at J. Warren Gingrich, of Palmyra, spent Wednesday night and part of today in this cttjr.

Rlla Reizenstpln. left for and Fred CHI- more, of Reading are transacting business in this city. Morris Erdmnn and wlfo and spent the day In tha Quaker Philadelphia morning. and Now York this Mayrne of o.h.1 city. jAfdss Ruth Young, a dork in fifth strpft, la spending several 1 In Reading, days in Reading.

Shenk's fltore, was in Reading this forenoon. Mae ObprholUor, nf this city, spent the forepart of the THE BON TON Hermann, general super- totemde-nt ml the Hermann Aukum and Company's Industrial plants, was among fho forenoon passengers Philadelphia and New York today. Ray nieim and daughter, w-ho are visiting her on Willow streets, loft today Phlladel- to spend several days. A. Homherge.r, of Willow AT THE HOTELS J.

C. Boyd, of MprcensluivK and Paul K. MIHer, of Han-lsburit. W.M-R guests today at the Atnerlr.iii house. Mrs.

Geo. Arndt Receives Gifts From Husband Mrs. George Arndt. of 111 South! treet, near Eighth, among thej Third street, today received a oreooon rwwBewgers to Philadelphia to spend several days. nlflccnt ponnnnt from her husband who is a memlber of tho Fourth Company, 107th Machine Gun Hat- 1 L.

White and wife, of Newi tallon 3n camp at Camp Hancock, i Augusta, Georgia. The pennant la one of the largest that has been ro- by any of lyebanon's fair BOX, and Is made of excellent quality frit The bridegroom is tlho e'en of Mr. and M.rs. James Hollinger, of 51 Maple street, and In employed as one )of the train d'lspalclieirs at the local of the Lebanon Branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad. They both have hosts of friends who wish them well In their matrimonial venture, F.

E. K. Members Entertained By Misses Arnolc Lutherans Observing Their Golden Jubilee Ylork, ware among th guests at the tratford on Wednesday nlgbt. Chief E. O.

Hn.rtmnn. Is ransacting business In Porry county. and a)Ik Mrs. Arndt also a photograph of her husband, -who looks to be In excellent health, and Is Raining weight rapidly. Promotion for the Heilman Brothers Wlllam and John Heilman, brothers, and cons of Mrs.

Eve Heilman, of 15 South Seventh who are serving with the United States Army, have been promoted in the ranks. William, who is station-! ed at fort Deleware, has betfn. made! a corporal, and John, who Is Btatlon-i ed at 'Fort Taylor, now wears the' Sergeant cheverons. mi JOHN FABEB. Following a brief burial service NOTICE Have all kinds of Live and Fraeh Killed Poultry on hand daily.

Chickens, Squabs, and Pigeons Large or Small Lota KELLER IbU at ten o'clock this morning at the frave In Mt. Lebanon cemetery, the jody of the late John Faber, of Fers Falls, waa laid at rest. ilev. Adam Christ, rector of St. Gary's Catholic church, officiated.

The obsequies occurred from the residence of Nathan Miller, 933 Chestnut street. D. A. Firantz was the undertaker. Wizard Edison Somewhere In United States Members of the F.

E. K. Klub, this oily, were delightfully entertain ed on Wednesday evening by th Misses Irene and Clare Arnold daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charle V.

Arnold, of Sixth and Lehman Sts It was a mosque party in whic'h the appeared 1n costumes that were ghoulish but thi fact in no wise detracted from th thoroughly enjoyable occasion. Pump kins and other decorations in keep ing with the Hallowe'en season add ed to the success of the party. Refreshments were served. The participants included the fol lowing: Cecelia Sullivan, Gertrude Murray, Margaret Kennedy, Elizabeth Murray, Margaret Werth, Florence Sullivan, SophJa Englehart, Irene AT nold, Clare Arnold, Rebecca Eieen- hauer. I "to hv Ji Orange, N.

Oct. Edison, the electlc wizard, Is now somewhere in the United States, spending ten weeks on the high Asking Bids to Print the Ballots The county commissioners have seas in perfecting his invention for A ft fR the protection of American and! specimen ballots for Allied ships U-boats. from tha German Prices of Grain In the Pit Today (Special to News hv iChlcago, Oct. -The opening and closing of the grain market today waa as follows: 116 3-4, 119 3-8 May, 112, 113 7-8. 58 7-8, 59 5-8; May, 60 3-8, 60 3-4.

Quotations On the Stock Market Today (Socclal to News by United Press.) New York, Oct. Quotations on the Stock Markets at 2 o'clock to- were as Atchison, 92 1-2; American Car "oundry, 67; American Locomotive, 59; Anaconda Copner, 62 3-4; Locomotive, 60 7-8; Baltimore Ohio, 56 1-4; Bethlehem Steel, 84 1-4; Butte Superior, 19; American Can, 32 1-4; Crucible Steel, 66; Brie, 18 1-8; Inspiration Copier, 45; Kennecott Copper, 33 3-8; Lehigh VaHey, -67 3-4; Miami Cop- 31 45 3-4; North- )rn Pacific, 96; Pennsylvania, 60 1-4; Reading, 72 3-8; Republic Irton antj Steel, 79; Southern Pacific, 87 Ir4; Union Pacific, 117; U. g. U. SteeJ, 106; election to be held Tuesday, her 6.

County Commissioners Clerk Light, assisted by L. Raymond Rie- has prepared the necessary copy for the use of the successful bidder. Alderman Miller United In Wedlock Couple At his office; on October 30, Alderman Robert L. filler, of the Third ward, performed the marriage of Hiss Eva Addis, daughter of Isaac Addis, and John B. Showalter, a salesman, son of Blwood Showalter, both of The license was issued here.

NEW RUGS MADE 'From OLD CARPETS Send Card to ELLA KLEIN 146 8- FIFTH LEBANON Representing HEAPING RUG WORKS These Ruga also for sale. Any (Continued From Page Ona). causes of war, nor to exercise the imagination upon hopes and dreams of peace. Our nation finds Itself gliding into the rapids, and the' thing to do Is not to sit down and inquire, "How did we happen to be caught In this irresistible nor, 'what will befall us if we go over the cataract? 1 But the thing to do Is to stand by? the leadership of those who are guiding the boat and to oxert all our strength in accordance- with their direction." President's Report At the business session in Withor- spoon Hall in the afternoon' tho president's report was prepared and a call made for the members to assist in the sale of Liberty Bonds, and a numiber of subscriptions were promptly made. Probably the most Important ness of the day was the sulnuisiBlo" of the merger resolution for union of the three great bodies of the Lutheran Church In this country.

It will be formally acted on today, and is as follows: Plan for Church Union Resolved, That the General Council hereby approves the proposed constitution of tlte United Lutheran Church' In America, authorizes and directs Its submission to the District Synods at their next conventions, and most heartily recommends Its adoption. Resolutions for President Resolutions pledging support of the Government were adopted with Dual Event Was Celebrated At Mover Horn An agreeable surprise party wa held at the home of Mr. and Mrs Harry Moyer, at 139 South SCherr Avenue, on Tuesday evening, 'In celebration of t'he birthday annlversarle and Mrs. Moyer and son, Harry, The evening was spent In social chat ant the usual amount of merry making An e'ljegant luncheon was served, to which all did ample tistlco. handsome and costly gifts were re ceived.

Those In attendance were: Mr and Mrs. L. Buaaer and children Evelyn.and Earl; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Spang lor and daughter, Helen; Mr.

and Mrs. Ed, Emerich daughter, Dorothy; Mrs. William Buseer and daughters, Marlon and Varna; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kapp Miss Vorna Moyer, Miss Mae Dltz- ler, Messrs.

Lee Moyer, M. D. Foo.ht A. Arnold, Joe Arnold, Chfts. Moyor and Mr, and Mrs.

Hezeklah Fatherland, of Denver, Colorado, old friends of the Moyer family, who Just ar- great enthusiasm and ordered sent rived a few hours before the sur- to President Wilson. Officers Elected The election of officers resulted as follows: President, Rev. Theodore E. Schmauk, Lebanon; vice presidents, Rev. Frederick H.

Bosch, New York; Rev. G. Franklin Oehr, Wllk- insburg; Rev. E. F.

Ritter, Ohio; Rev. Lawrence A. Johnston, St. Paul; Rev. Emll Hoffmann, Toronto, Canada; Rev.

Charles L. Warstler, Frankfort, Rev. G. Keller Rubrecht, Milwaukee; Rev. Juergen Goos, Saskatopji, Saskatchewan, Canada; Rev.

F. W. Bussard, Rev. F. F.

Fry, Rochester, N. Rev. George B. Pifer, Brldgeiwater, N. Rev.

Tacob Maurer, Willlamsburg, William C. Wolfsdorff, Yoakum, recording secretaries; Rev. William K. Frlck, Milwaukee; Rev. rottlleb C.

Berkemeler, Mount Vernon; Rev. Lars G. Abrahamson, Rock sland; corresponding secretaries, Rev. Frederick A. Kaehler, Buffalo; Rev.

Henry Off.ermann, Philadelphia; prise. All had a good time and loft wish- Ing them many happy returns of bhetr natal days. Alfred Appell, Burlington, Treasurer, Andrew G- Anderson, Rock Island. 111. Musical Program In the evening services were held the Church of the Holy Communion, Twenty-first and Chestnut Hreete, consisting of a fine musical irograru and an address by Rev.

'harles Jacobs. The convention will continue to- ay in Witherspoon Hall. BQMKTHING YOU A Sewing Machine And the SINGER is the one. You will never go wrong with 'a Singer. Our late model Is the 68-1-Rotary buttle.

Would be pleased to bring lie to your home on trial. It's asy to own one. Terms to suit ou. Saturday, the 27th, bargain day. ome early- One Singer 66-1-Rotary buttle machine will be eold at a argain.

Qne New Boy- 1. Here Is your chance. M. CANTER 1109 CHESTNUT BT. Academy of Music Orchestra Was Highly Lauded The Academy of Music orchestra, of which Prof.

Mason Keim Is the director, made a big hit with theatrical patrons last evening, when they played the entire musical score or 'the "Treasure Island" production in fine shape. Several times the orchestra was applauded vigorously and their rendition of the "Flying Dutch- mart" selection met with an unusual amount of praise. It Is saJd that this one selection alone has been rehearsed for several weeks by t.hn big city orchestras before It could be played the same as the Academy orchestra rendered it last night. SCHJAEfFFERSTOWN U. Woman's Missionary Association will celebrate their Anniversary on Saturday evening, October 27th.

A very interesting and. helpful program has been provided. Service will begin at 7.30. Sunday school at 1:30 p. m.

Sunday; preaching service Sunday evening at sermon by the pastor. (Everybody welcome to above services. O. T. Ehrhart, pastor.

Important Sale of The Famous Vogue" Hats At About One-Third Off Regular Prices The producer of these famous New York Hata has given us an opportunity to make you better acquainted with this wonderfully stylish millinery, and has sent us just 60 Charming New Creations No two alike. Exclusive, distinctive stylM In the finest materials. The noticeable elegance of style which distinguishes "Vogue" Hats is peculiar to them alone, and is procurable in no other Millinery. $10.00 HATS $6.98 $12.00 HATS $8.00 $16.00 HAT8 THE BON TON 86 Year Old Civil War Veteran Takes Liberty Bond (Continued from Pago One) pold has issued an urgent call that all workeru have t'helr roporta In at tonig'ht'e meeting. In speaking of the work accomplished by the earns of volunteer workers during he campaign Chairman Leopold this morning declared hio was more than wUh ithelr accomplishment securing the quota required of county.

This, ho pointed out, bad been made certain only as ha result of tireless, self-socrlfloinB sffort continuing over a period of Ive days and, in most caaea at no Htle sacrifice in a business sense. Spurred on by a feeling of patriotic duty these men, he added, had made 'ae undertaking a complete success, or which he as head of tho general ommlttee feels deeply grateful. Another striking evidence of the biding faith which come people en- ertain wRh respect to tho Liberty oan as well as denoting a patriotic plrlt in contributing to the support the government in helping to pro- ide the for the maintenance the boys who are to do the flght- wae reported today. A veteran the Civil War and so deaf that his had to act as the medium thru irhlch t'he transaction wae made, Cy- UK Horiaflue, 86 years old, of 629 street, Independent Borough, Wednesday subscribed $100 to he Second Liberty bond loan. Hie ubeortptlon was secured by Alfred oona, a member of Capt.

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