Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-30
PENNSYLVANIA

BETHLEHEM, Pa. March 29.--Nine-
ty seniors of Lehigh university at
tended their annual class banquet. =.
c. Thomas of Canterbury, Del, the
class president, was toastmastef.
Toasts were responded to py Lewis
Heck of South Bethlehem, c. Breh-
nan of Wilkesbarre, Warren u. Nc
Cam of Philadelphia, Frank E trout.
man of Butler and Emmett X; OlGoi' 5o,
and Humphrey d. Smith of Philadel-
phia.
WOODVILLE. Miss, March %
Charles Gray, an ex-slave, SO years olu'
whc as a boy drove the coach that car
ried John Tyler from GreenWay, va
surated in 1841, is dead at his CABIN
home on the Glass plantation.
AIIENTOWN-At the annual meet
ing of Allen commandery, knlsLts
Templar, in which district is included
the Rethlehem, Hellertown. Slatington,
Catasauoua and Allentown, these Of
ficers were elected: Eminent command
err. DR.. John S. Mack of Slatington;
generalissimo, Frederick w. Ulrlch OIL
South Bethlehem; captain general
Harry r. Smith; treasurer, Henry H.
Schlauch; recorder, Captain Henry y
Wagner: trustees, David S. Bachman'
Harry w. iSoo eAAAN
man of Allentown.
MIFFIINBURG-At local option
mass meeting in the auditorium of the
Lutheran church an anti-saloon league
was organized. Rev. n. II. Chase OF
Harrisburg, assistant secretary OF the
Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon league de-
Iivered an address.
READING-Samuel E. Slegel, lead
ing dentist, was married TO MISS ger
trude Kelp, daughter of John heIp ol
Temple, near Reading, by Rev. w. II.
Myers. A. poo
nles Methodist Episcopal church IN
honor of John Hahn, deceased mem
ber, announcement was made that MI
Hahn had made a bequest of $Zooo 10
the church.
C,uESTER-Thomas Maloney and
Matthew Black, two 16-year-old youths
who confessed to having burglarlzed
a store in the central section of the
CITY recently, were held for court.
AMBLER-Marga j. Dagger NJ );
Amber. F. J. Amber and Annie kelsel
were elected directors of the Union II
brary association at the annual meet
ing.
NORTH WALES-The Beaver home
stead on the Summertown turnpike mas
been purchased by Rev. Edward Ran
dolph of Trinity Methodist church'
Philadelphia, for a summer resiuence'
LATROBE-Six miners were serious
ly injured when the cage in which they
were being lowered into mine dropped
to the bottom of the shaft.
rooNIcpUrPC-F miles from
the scene of the accident, the body OF
Charles Kreitzer of McKee's Half Fails,
one of the seven men who lost thelr
lives in the Miffinville bridge disaster,
was recovered just below Bloomsbury
SCHWENKSVILLE- farmers OF
this section organized q Farmers
union and elected the following ON
GERS: President, Henry Hoff; vice presi
dent M. c. Gotshall; secretary, Wll-
liam Sturm, and treasurer, G.. NJ. carr
HAZLEHURST-Th Copiah county
branch of the Southern Cotton Growers
association met for the purpose OF or
carizing the Copiah Cotton assocla-
tion for the present year ana tor AZ Az.
creation of an executive committee. An
order was passed instructing the sec
retary to notify the people OF the
county of a meeting to be held III
Hazlehurst March, 25 for the purpose
of considering any business to be
brought before the convention.
OCEAN SPRINGS-Another fire, the
wcrk of incendiaries, occurred at Bon
nia in the Van Cleave, Miss, district
The warehouse of Sam Byrd was com
pIetely destroyed by fire. Bloodhounds
we're put on trail and a negro run
down.