Lebanon Semi-Weekly News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 7

JtJtf NEWS, LfiSAKOK, mm Bright, Newsy Letters prepared expressly for the Readers of the geml'Weekty News. CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT important ttappenittgs tlji briefly told by the Seiht News Correspondents. BEENVILLE Bernvllle, June 29. Rev. F.

W. Ruth preached in St. fhooias church. Rev. L.

R. Miller preached la Ffledens chtjrch. The Ringgold band attracted tiiftny people to Umbenhauer's park the occasion being the bands 76tn anniversary picnic. The local committee and ladies' auxiliary furnished meals. St.

Thomas Sunday school whl 'held its annual picnic Monday, July 4, in Umbenhauer's park. The local baseball team -won a 'game on the local diamond by the of 17-3. The Hershey Chocolate Company paid $2.40 per hundredweight for lour per cent milk for the first half ot June. Mrs. Kate Winters has many Celery plants.

STOUCHSBURG Stouchebvrtrg, Jun e29 Many local people attended Children's Day services at Christ Lu- tre In "Durand of the Bad Lands." Acker, pastor. The supper hold by Marion Orange was a success. Wednesday evening, June 29, Buck Jones will appear In the local theatre in "Durand fthe Bad Lands." Miss Ray Searle, of Minersvlllo, spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Searle.

William Yocum and family, of Heading, called on Miss Valeria Yocum and Mrs. John Welrlch, of Myerstown, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Welrich. Mrs.

W. Brunner and daughter, Bra, from Palmyra, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schadler. M.

Miller, M. S. Snydor. W. D.

Pelf for, Milton Royer and Milton Royer, motored to Fleetwood and AHentown. In Allentown they attended the service held by Rev. F. Kllngaman. Miss Ruth Klllmer, nurse at St.

Joseph's hospital, Reading, spent her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Aaron Killmor. KLE1NFETERSV1LLE Kleinfeltersvllle, June 29 James Keener and family, of fichaefferatown, and Mrs. Paul Moyer end children, of Newmanstown, visited Samuel Heirneisen and family. Mamie Stober, Helen Nesslnger, Mr.

and Mrs. John Boyer, Norman Mlsa Henrietta Noll, were among the callers In Lebanon. JElmer Haak, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Royor, Mrs.

George Weik and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knier, at Manheim, on Sunday. and Mrs. Allen Keller and Grace and May, and Mrs.

Mallnda Sheetz attended the Hart! Jnan reunion at Brickerville on 1 Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ream and Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Ruth and daughter visited the former's sister, Mrs. Haldeman, near Blalns- pprt, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Ruth and daughters, Helen and Ludora, Miss Irene Lesher and William Boyer, of Reading, visited Frank Karterraan and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Strickler and Mrs. David Reed and grandson, of Stricklestown, were visitors In town on Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Becker and daughter, Myrtle, of -Sinking Spring, and Mr. and Mrs, Aaron Becker. or. Reading, visited David Bedger and family on" Sunday.

The farmers are busy makine hay. The tobacco farmers planted their tobacco -last week. John Stewart and family, of Lebanon, visited his uncle, Jacob Stewart, and family, on Sunday. STRAUSSTOWN Strausstown, June 29. AH the local fraternal orders, Odd Fellows, Independent Order of 'Americans, P.

o. s. of P. o. of and Rebekah lodge, are Invited to attend, in a body the church services Sunday morning, July 3, when Rev.

F. Ruth preach a spe- lal patriotic sermon. Members of the Willing Workers' Society composed a quilting party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Henne, this borough.

In the party Mrs. Franklin Schaeffer, Mrs Potteiger, Mrfl Michael Knoll Mrs. Oscar Holtzman, Pearl Potteiger, porothy Potter, Mrs Lucetta Spengler, Mrs. Cassie Seyfert, Mrs. Diana Reber, Mrs' a 1 lMrs Ellen Welsenborn.

Mrs. Klick, Mrs. William McAlister George Berger. Mrs. ofan Hollenbach, Mrs.

Robert Wengert Mrs. Lev! Hlester, Miss Carrie' Wester Mrs, Rebecca Foreman, Mrs. Albert Henne, Mrs. Benjamin Besger, Mrs. Lizzie Christmas, Mrs Rebecca Lengle, Mrs.

Martha Hlm- melberger, Paul Relgel, Catherine S.trausa and Verna The strawberry and Ice cream festival held under the auspices of JSlo-n's Aid Society -was a success. Chicken soup, sandwiches, ber- lies, ice cream, candy and 'coffee were served. A profit was realized. Rev. Jra W.

KUck preached his last sermon here, He to move with his family by July when he will take charge of the trip to Silver Lake. H. W. Anthony, this place; James Gallagher, New York, and Mr. Nusa, Reading, Officers of the Anthony Hosiery Company, left on a 10 day trip through the Central States.

Benjamin S. Berger entertained the following at dinner: Rev. Ira W. Klick and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Berger, Albert Berger and family and Mrs. Leah Moll. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hlmraelberger, Womelsdorf; Charles Weiser, Lizzie Wlttman and son, of Reading, called on Miss Beckle Hiester, this place.

Lewis C. Freeman, aged 82 years, is critically 111, having suffered a stroke. Mrs. Mary Wertman is unable to walk due to the effects of a fall and general debility. Thomas Epting bought a new auto from E.

E. Spatz, agent, for C. A. Stahl, this borough. Herbert Berger bought a new auto from Vincent Hlmmelberger, agent, for Galem Merkey, Bethel.

Isaac Dietrich, this place, and William Ziegler, near Rehrersburg, are supplying local people with strawberries. Rev. F. W. Ruth will conduct services here Sunday, July 3, at 10 a.

m. Sunday school at 9 BETHEL Bethel, June 23. Phil. S. Steinbach transacted business at Reading.

I. M. Kline fell and fractured several ribs. Mrs. Kphralm Blelstein visited at the homo of Mrs.

Phil. S. Steinbach. Mrs. Thomas Frantz Is on the sick list.

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gruber, of Mt.

Aetna; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gruber, Sinking Spring, and Chac. Gruber, Werneaville, were visitors at Bethel. Air.

and Mrs. M. B. Krum nnd family, of Annville, visited friends at Bethel. SCHUBERT Schubert, June 29.

Farmers are busy cultivating corn and making hay. Corn and potatoes are making good progress. James Marberger, wife and daughter, Minnie, visited the family nt Harvoy Zleglor, near Mount Aetna. Ralph Potteiger and family and J. A.

Marberger and family vlsitei the family of Ellas Schucker, at Wyomissing. MTS. Roth vlsltod relatives at Reading. Ellas Reber, merchant, made a business trip to Reading. Irvin Unger, of Strausstown, implement dealer, put up a fine ornamental fence for Jacob S.

Moyer. H. C. Heagy and family, acconv panled by John Heagy and wife, of Reading, took a trip to Pine Grove, Schuylkill Haven, Cressona, Hamburg, and other places. FRYSTOWN Frystown, June 29.

Quite a number of our citizens attended Children's Day exercises St. Paul's Reformed church, at Hamlln, on Sunday evening. A neat sum was realized at the firemen's carnival, held on Saturday evening. People were present from a distance as well as from nearby points. The committee has decided to have the carnival on the evening of the Fourth of July.

Music will be furnished by the Fred- erlcksburg band of 40 pieces. Paul Klein and daughter, Lucile, called on his parents. I. M. Frantz and family made a business trip to Lebanon.

Mrs. Davis Dieffenbacfo, who underwent an operation for appendicitis, IB rapidly convalescing under the treatment of Dr. Gingrich, of Frederlcksburg. L. E.

Hennlnger Is erecting a garage on his premises. George Schlasman has the contract. H. A. Schneider and Misses Annie Snyder, Marlon Keeney and Florence Anspach visited Lilian Deck on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Palsgrove and John Gundrum accompanied a fishing party to Bower's Beach. BETHEL in that sa Bethel, June 29. Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Swope, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Steinbach, Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin Bashore, Samuel Snydar and M. D. M. Schmeltzer spent a day In Reading. Mra.

Thomas Frantz is confined to her home with illness. Local farmers started haymaking, although the weather is not favorable. The hay crop will be a fair one. Wheat fields look promising. Corn is much delayed on account of the cool Mr.

and Mrs. William Stupp, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Klopp and family motored to Lemoyne, Cumberland county, where they were entertained at the home of the former's Robert J. Stupp, and family. From there Mr.

son Robert and family started on a trip to West Liberty, where they will be the Liberty, where they will be the guests of the former's brother, Rev. Solomon Stupp, who tej confined to nU home with illness. Rev. Charles M. Kissinger and son called on some' ot his.

parishioners here. Tbe public sale of cows held by Harry J. Schlappig, In the park east of town well attended. Ralph the auctioneer, Jacob SW9D9 recorded the Francis Bordner and James Marks, i of this place, painted Harry J. Schlapplg's barn.

Strawberries sold as low as In cents a quart here. i Sweet cherries are scarce in this community, but the sour variety is plentiful. Miss Mary E. Kurr. school teacher in New Jersey, and Miss Sara M.

Kurr. a teacher In the Heading schools, spent day wUh their mother, Mrs. Sallte B. Kurr. The following members of Camp 214, P.

O. S. of were nominated for the different offices: President, George Wetdner; vice president. Morris Price; master of forms and ceremony, William G. ArU; conductor.

George Batdorf; James Livlngood; guard, William H. Bashore; delegate, Harry Kohr and Martin L. Schnoke. The Bethel scohol board elected Mr. Layser, of Rlchland, vice principal of the Bethel high school.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I. Gfoh, son Harry, and daughter Edna, and Mrs. Kate Oroh, of Lemoyne, Cumberland county, were entertained at the home of Mr.

and Mra. Henry Sotztng. Mr. and Mrs. Howard H.

Klln-j and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bonsing, Misses Lizzie, Annie and Rebecca Merkoy and Lester Klopp motored to Lebanon. Rev. Ira W.

Klick met his catechetical class here. Rev. C. M. Rlssinger held German services in Salem's church.

The pastor selected for his theme St. Luke, 16:26, "And besides all this, between us and you there la a great gulf fixed; so that they which would pass from hence to you cannot; neither can they pass to us, that would come from thence." Lutheran services will be held Sunday forn- noon, July 3 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Seizing and sons, of Bethlehem, were entertained at the home of tho former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Sotzing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elsenhouer, of West. called on Mrs.

Mary Wagner. Mrs. Wertz, Lebanon; Mrs. Cecelia Elsenhouer and Mr. nnd Mrs.

William Elsenhouer, Mt. Zlon, wcro entertained at the home of Mrs. Mary Wagner. EASTHANOVER East Hanover, Juno 29. Zion's Reformed Sunday school picnic will be held on Saturday, July 2, in Alvln Cassel's grove.

Sheridan band and the Palmyra Clarinets are engaged to furnish tho music. C. S. Seamon, of Shellsvillo, called on A. U.

Black. Mrs. Emma Daub called on Mra. Sallte Boltz at Bellegrove. Ralph Miller, of Lebanon, was a business caller at this place.

Ralph Arehart, C. B. Arehart and John. Bushong called on William Messner. Mr.

and Mrs. Morris Maulfair, of Palmyra, called on Mr. and Mrs. A. W.

Black. Amos Wagner and son, Amos, called on Paul Kercher, of Lickdale. The following called on C. B. Arohart and family over the week end: Earl Blnkley and son, Allen, Elmer Swanger and family, all af this place; Perry Meyer and family, of Ebenezer.

Herman Albert visited Clarence Shuey on Sunday. Walter Custer was a caller at Harrlsburg on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ulrlch, Mr.

and Mrs. William A. Klick, and Samuel Fry and lady friend motored to the Du Pont Gardens. W. Earl Spltler and family were callers at Jonestown.

Irvln. Winters and family, of Bellegrove, called on Mrs, Emma Daub. Many people of this place attended the public sale of farm stock held by, Daniel Gerbarich, near Manada H1J1. Mr. and Mrs.

John Winters, of Steelstown, visited Mrs. Grant Albert on Sunday. The following called on H. L. Riegel and family on Sunday: Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Bachman, of Bachmansville; H. Speraw and family, of Annvilla; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Riegel, Earl Stover and son, Lester, all of near Bindnagle's church.

The U. B. Sunday school, of Grantville, will hold their annual picnic on Saturday, August 6. The crack Washington cornet band of Annvllle, will furnish the music. NEWMANSTOWN Newmanstown, June 29.

Rev. B. Richard Arcker, pastor of the Stouchsburg Luthe-an Parish on Saturday evening, June 25, at 8:00 o'clock, at his parsonage, married Miss Kdna Hart, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Harry Hart, and Earl Sites, eon of Mr.

and Mra. Chas. Sites. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Auchenbach fcid daughter, Mary Alice, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mock, of Reading, motored to Akron, Ohio, where they will spend some time visiting friends: Rev. B. Richard Acker will have services In Ellas' Sunday, July 3, at 10 m.

The Sunday school will at 9 o'clock. The Luther League will render a program at 7 o'clock. FREDERICKSBURG Fredericksburg, June 29. Mies Irene Meyer transacted business at'Lebanon, Charles Mr. and John Broaa, Mrs.

Lizzie Knapp and Bay Boyer visited at i Mrs, Allen Shark In $10 Bills Sold For $5 Each And at a Profit, Too You n-oilhl consider ai." ino )nnk- Ing this offer as business proposition to bo olthor a fool fnklr. Vet yory many people 31O-00 tor $5.00 with the same confidence that a half yonr old child reaches out for tho moon nnd with thf same result. We do not yon 910.OO glosses for or 85.00 glasses for 810.00, but glasses worth for 910.OO and glasses $5.00 for $5.00. To INTRODUCE the Skill of DR. HAMMAKER, Wo will for a limited time, examine your eyes, It youtdth QUALITY reading or sewing lenses, mounted in a STANIW 12 karat gold filled, comfort cable temple frame, yellow or white gold, shell combination if desired, a regular GRADE $10-00 outfit for This is a most UNUSUAL VALUE, and may be WIT! at anv time, each pair of spectacles made to meet DUAL REQUIREMENTS, and GUARANTEED to be SATI TORY.

SCHMIDT OPTICAL CO. 831 CUMBERLAND ST. Examinations Optomctric. A'o Drops Used. Utuior motored to Bernvllle on Sunday.

John K. Trnutmnn and wife, or Lebanon, spent Sunday In town. Or Walrnor. of Mlllersburg, is spending a few days in his homo town on a vacation. Jacob Fulmcr, of Lebanon, is spending a wocka' vacation Jn town.

SUEDBERG Suedberg. June SO. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Newcomer nnd sons, Ray and Wllhert, left for Newville on a camping trip.

The Odd Fellows lodge Is having an outing at Pine Grove on Saturday, July 2. The Klan outing, which was held Pino Grove, last Saturday, was largely attended. Mr. and Mrs. George Schwalm and son, Harold, left on a camping trip to Newvlllo.

A supper will ho hold in tho P. O. S. of A. hall at Suedberg on Saturday, July fl.

Music will bo fttrnlBhecl by an orchestra. ROUNDTOTvSlEY Round Top Valley, Juno 30. C. R. Banhore painted his barn.

George G. Snyder erected a now fence. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fldler, of on tho family of Isaac, Fidler.

Frank Zeller started saving lumber on hts tract of timber laud. D. A. Swopo sold the steers which ho fattened on his farm here. Some local farmers started haymaking.

A fair crop IK being harvested. Corn is greatly delayed on account of tho cool weather. A great deal was replanted. Many local residents attended tho carnival held by tho Fryst.own Firo company. Mrs Isabella Umborgor received a telegram from the State of Washington informing her of the death of her son, William Umberger.

Mr and Mrs. Seth Shank, and son, Samuel, and Mrs. Lizzie Moorp. of Avon, spent a day at the former a summer home here. The farmer's greatest pest, the potato bug, is scarce in this sec- tl0 c' R.

Bashoro visited the scone of tho airplane wreck, near Schuylkill HU SeTvices wore conducted in Morkey'B Meeting House by the Church of the Brethren. to bed with pleurisy. George Cudbury. North Annvillp. and Mlste nerthn Ulttle, of Ebenrzcr, were in mnrringe by Rev.

T. J. Harnh'hrt on Saturday. Miss Edna AVolfe spent, a day with friends at Alt. Joy.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Posey and daughters and grand daughter npent Sunday afternoon nt Wm. I-Iucy'a, Aiiuvllle. SANDILL CLEONA Cloona, June 30.

William Sando and family are camping for two weeks at Mount 11111 Reformed Sunday school will have Us picnic in tho grove at the church, Saturday, July i. me Palmdale band fill furnish music Sunny Side United Sunday school; 7:15, Rov. Joseph Kettering, pus- t01 Rov and Mrs. C. R- Longenecker and daughter attended the Longenecker reunion at Hershoy on Sat- Mr and Mrs Houtz, of Mt Zion, and Mr.

and Mrs. James Loser and two children, Cornwall Pike, spent Sunday at Amos Sny(i r'fi Miss Cora Dutweiler, of this place, and Ralph Kaylbr, of Deodate, were united in marriage by Rev. F. J. Slabach on Saturdaq.

Mrs. Samuel Lehman and Miss Hettie Eby, Manheim, spent Tuesday with Miss Susan Balsbaugh. Hill 9 A. preaching, by Rev. U.

E. Apple, pastor; 10 A. Sunday school. Miss Esther Snoke left on Tuea- doy. on an extended western trip.

Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Lnngeneck- er, Misses Dorothy Snyder, Helen Longeiiecker, Dorpthy Seltzer, Martha Kreider and Susan Baisbaugh attended tho Christian En'deavior convention at Mt.

Grotna. John Biely sold hla home on Maple street to John Phillippy, of Lebanon. The wcchange of residence will be made next weak, when tho Biely family will move to AhnviHc. Mrs. S.

C. Buck and son, of Harrlsburg. spent Monday afternoon at Rev. C. R.

Longenecker's. Rev. and Mrs. II. G.

Light spent several days at Philadelphia. Emanuel U. A. Sunday school; 10:15, sermon; 6:15 J. Junior and Senior E.

William Dorimoyer and family moved to Lebanon on Monday, where they will conduct a grocery. Mffl. Katie Hoover accompanied some friends on au auto trip to New Jersey. Mrs. B.

B- Wenger and two daughters, East Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Ralh Howell, MJdUlo- port, Qhio; Mj-0, Raber, -Mrs. Reteecpft Sand HIM. June 29.

Mr. nml Mrs. Stephen Hoist find fntnily nnd Mrs. Ani.le Hoist, of Rending, spent the Snbbnth visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Ktockbcck. Mr. nnd Airy. John Christ spent tho Subbnth nt Tho HI. irk visited the homo of Mr.

and Mrs. Ororgo llunslcker nnd left a bouncing baby boy. Mr. Klick traded his Ford Sedan for n. Chrysler Hnlph nnrl Lloyd Keller loft for Atlantic City, wlioro thoy nro employed nt present time.

Mrs. Oscar Sholly and children, of RelnophNvlIlp, visited hor pnr- cntw, Mr: and Mrs. Alicrt Gosnort. Mr, mid Mrs. ISclen Light nnd ohll- clron, of Lobanon, hor puriMils.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Light.

Unrry I'hlrcli, of Fourteen street, Lebanon, a caller In town. Mr. nnd Mrs. Horrt, of Twelfth Lebanon, movod to town. Tho fnneml of Kricus Hnrtman largely attended, Isaac Weaver of Oullford street, visitor! relatives in town.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Sherman nnd family, of Sunset, visited Mrs. Klier- sister. Mrs.

Samuel Got HP. J. B. Light trimsaotod business in Lebanon. Many of our folks attended tho picnic nt Mt.

Xlnn on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Daubcrt, of Reading, upont tho wr-ok-cnd visiting her parents, Mr. and Mra.

Kilns Sando. Charlos Matternoss, of Ebo.nezer, was a caller in town. Simon Bohne-y, of Lebanon, transacted business in lown. TOberly and "Mrs. Harry Bberly, of Wai-deck, were visitors at the A.

C. CioHsort home. Albert Gossort visitor) Charles Stohler and family, of 11111 Street, on tho Sabbath. Mr. and Mrs.

Shirk, Swatara township, visited their daughter, Mrs. Geo. Zordelmay and family. SYNER Synor, Juno 20. Frank Slmffner and family, of I'lil- myra, tho guests of John Hooso, Sr iromrr Blauch and party wore nt Bower's Reach, tlshinK.

No flah Htorlc.s, UH tho wind was too BlvonB- Vfrn. KJlenberKcr (1 spout tho wnok-und ut Lawnton with hur Mr. Miller troatod lilniHolf to a now hay rako nnd mower on TuosOny. Our farmers uro at hay muUliiR- and aro ffottlnK a Rood crop this year. Oscar sold six' rows tn B.

Behm, to bo planed on Ills farm. Harry Fox sold a black horse, to Oscar Hemnorly. William Hates and family nnd Mvrtle Kyle, of Lawnton, wero tho guc-Hta of O. Noll and fiimily. ITEELSTOWN' SteolHtown, June The Missionary Auxiliary of tlm U.

Ji3. rhurch will meet on uvcinng, "ira K. nioiich, of Lebnnon, visited hix mothnv tvt. this lianlcl Kllno and wife, of Valley Olcn visited CyruH Ilunklo uml wife. Claude Light und family, of Orblsoiilu, and Mnrlin L.

Hlim-di and fumlly, Hellogrovo, paid abort visit to Mra. David M. Blanch and ftunlly. Kev. Qcorffo F.

Miller and family, of Palmyra, and Win. Briiith, wife and dauKhtffr Eva, of Clear Spring, worn entertained at the homo of Mrs. Carrie Aen wife and non. Victor, and SllHH Verna Hetrleh, of Palmyra. vlBlted Mrs.

David M. Blaueh and fam- John A. Farlinif und wlfo visited hla nn-. nnd wife via- Red hln parents near I'almyra. John Wlnte.ru ar.nonipanled a party of men on trip to Mower's lieaoh.

HKTHE LOIJAHGK. Rev. O. M. Kissinger, pastor.

Services for July 3rd: 9:30 A. Zion's, Mt. Consistory meotln gafter service. 7:30 P. iSt.

John's, Fred- orlckahurg. lOtfA "CHURCH Spuyd, minister. Sunday school, Allen leader, at 9:00. Morning worship at 10:00. Are we a Christian Nation? Young people's meeting at 7:30.

What Our Government Does For Us. Miss Mildred JBomberger, leader. Evening sermon, The Laud Wo Love. OF GOD, TJUHQ. Preaching by the Peter S.

iase ,1 at 7:30. Subject, "Loyalty to.Qod." ship at 10:15 A. M. Consistory meeting, July 7, at the church at 7:45 P. M.

HTOUrHSlU'HO PARISH Rev. E. Richard Acker, pastor. Services for Sunday, July 3, follow: Attnlaha Lutheran, Rehrersburg nt p. m.

St. Kilns', Newmanstown Services at 10 a. m. Trl ritviirir or UHKTIIRKX Services In Church nt the Brethren for Sunday, July 3. arc as follows: Ephratn, morning and evening.

Pnlmyrn, morning and evening. Heidelberg, morning. Richlaucl, morning and evening. Myerstown. morning ntul evening.

Meyers, inornlnK. MooiiBhine, morning. Fryst.own, evenlnK. Schubert, morning. I'axton, evening.

Hanoverdnte, morning. Valloy, evening. White Onk, morning. Manheim, eveuiiiK. Ellzabethtown, inorning and evening.

Stovons HH1. evenluR. Chici'iCH, morning. Spring Creek, IlummelHtown, morning. Annvillo, morning.

S. Annvllle, ovonlnp. liuchmanvUIc, inorulnR. Cornwall, morning and evnnlng. Lobanon, morning and nvoning.

Cocallro, morning. Indiiui Creek, evening. Strouphours, evening. Swopos Valley, morning. BUNKEB KIIiL OHXJRCn A rtni- priinrain IIIIH boon iin-unRi'rt for Iho nnininl Cliihli-nn'K Dny siM-vli-iiH of the IHinluM- Hill m'huol.

ifivon Hundny July il, o'uloolc, In the Uiiiikoi; Hill Huirch. KIMMEBI.INO'B BUPOBMBD ApimlnlinrnlH for July S. Hundny Soliool HOHHlnii al I p. in. nervlrcH nt 2 p.

followort by clvitlcal liiHtrui'tlon In olmrjju of 10. JOINEDJNWEDLOI Miss Elsie Mease brido of Russel Reich, ning at 9 o'clock, when the 8 were Carried at the home Charles Kelm, pastor of the 'Lutheran church. The bride W. tired In a georgette gown 01 green with hnt to match. and Immediate friends were' guests present.

After the cr a ception party was hold at the of the bridegroom. Tho brido Is tho daughter Ol nnd Mrs. Walter Mease bridegroom a son of Mr, andv, M. Ml Reich, of 712 Loctiat They will he nt home to Men 712'Locust street. KOCHERTY V.

B. 'H Pixy nevvlci-, Sunday ovn- July al V.30 o'oloi-k. Tlir Hoch- Kchnol will rniulcr tliolr inlnroHtlng proRruni. Kvfrybody wol- come. MT.

ZION LUTHERAN Rnv. J. II. Dlelil, Xoar Sunday fi a. m.

Clilldron'H Day nt p. m. TULPBHOCKEN REFORMED Win. 1'i'tin HlKliwiiy, near Myors- town. Ri-v.

MUI-K-HII A. I'i'torH, nilu- iHior. July 3, Hd-vlci- as follows will bo t-oiuliirtiMl in 1li(w lilHUirk 1 TulpohocUcn i-huri'h: The I'liun-h IHblc Holiool HOHtdon at 0 a. Harry Supt. Plvliic W(irnhlp at 10 a.

in. Kubjc-cit of dlHcoui-Ho, "Pali lotlsm to Dato." pall-lot ii 1 m-xt. by IfoliiK 'o divine sorvlcn Vln- lllntf woi-Hhlppors ii over wnlcoinc at Old BETHEL EVANGELICAL Tho IlulhM KvniiRolli'ul Hcliool of KrfilnrlckHbui'K will hold I'lill- drnn'H Day proKi'imi on Sunday i-vi-nlnjf, July at n'clocU. Tim program will COIlHlHt of HoloH, fi'l'llILl lOIIH, CX- orclHOH, roHponnlvi! and xylu- KeltH'lioiiH. Tin- principal nd- rtrcHH will be delivered by lii-v.

A. U. rKer, of Annvllle. SPENT SUNDAY IN PBESOOTT and Airs, llonry nioltsler and fmnlly, of Wfaverlown. and John Ixirtfer and family, of llarrl.MbufK, Hpent Kunday nt tin! hninu of Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyil SmnltH, I'roticott. ft 1 1 Sales and bervic Station Will Open July Isjt At the former Arnold Gi age, Wcidman street betwqei 6th and 7th. We will be position to furnish the 1 expert service to every cr and operator. We to all Truck and Automobjl owners a cordial call and give us a trial.

We will carry parts International Models, guarop teeing prompt attention anil satisfactory work. Car washing both night service. C. A. YOU Pro Dependable service a 1 cost.

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