News: Items from the Myerstown Enterprise, January 5, 1906, Myerstown, Lebanon County, PA

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Items from the Myerstown Enterprise, January 5, 1906

SCHAEFFERSTOWN

Heidelberg Castle, No. 43, K. G. E., elected the following officers last 
Thursday evening:  N. C., Irwin Horst; V. C., John A. Yeagley; H. P., Harvey 
Iba; V. H., Calvin Mentzer; N. of R., M. A. Fetter; O. E., A. S. Brendle; K. E., 
S. G. Lausch; Trustee, Wm. H. Iba.

Architect H. T. Hauer, of Lebanon, has been engaged by Camp 256, P. O. S. of A., 
to prepare plans for the new hall building.

Jonathan Snavely sold his farm, situated near Kleinfeltersville, to C. Henry 
Bennetch at $50 an acre.

Miss Mamie Steinmetz gave a party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 
George Steinmetz, on Saturday evening.  Many young people were present and a 
merry time was enjoyed by all.


MT AETNA.

Dec. 28, 1905.

Marcus Hoffa made improvements to his store room.

William Bechtold met with an accident while returning home from Cresskill Mills, 
while acting Santa Claus, he ran after a buggy, fell and has a badly lacerated 
and swollen face.

Mrs. Clara Brown is ill.

Mt. Aetna, Pa., Jan. 3, 1906

Misses Mary Schlasman, and Emma Klopp, were in Lebanon visiting friends.

Calvin Berger residing on the farm of Levi Peiffer West of town has moved on the 
farm of his father, deceased.

Morris Fisher wife and daughter Mabel, attended a turkey dinner served by 
Nathaniel Kalbach and wife at their home at Richland on Saturday.

I. J. H. Bordner has a farm near Bethel and a house in town for rent the latter 
is undergoing repair and general improvements.

C. C. Klopp, was in N. Heidelberg on Tuesday.  His school for that day being in 
charge of D. S. Bordner.

Wm. Klopp adjusted the five damages on the premises of ex-poor director John 
Fisher in the interest of the Farmer's Mutual Assistance & Fire Insurance 
Company.

I. J. H. and F. S. Bordner attended a public sale at Millersburg.

Henry Clay is remodeling his house on East Market St.

Penrose Seltzer and C. W. Bordner horse dealers and shippers of Womelsdorf were 
here buying horses.

D. S. Bordner student at Medico Chirurgical College and Edward Klopp, at 
Jefferson Medical school left for their respective colleges after spending the 
holidays at this place.

Chas. Spoorman is employing a force of men digging a well on his property.

Geo. Bricker cigar maker will move his family to Myerstown in Spring.

The wedding of John Glick and Miss Cora Troutman both residing south of town 
will take place Saturday at the parsonage of Rev. L. D. Stambaugh, Jan. 6.


Myerstown Enterprise, January 5, 1906