Lebanon Daily News, Saturday Evening, May 8, 1915 Stork Leaves Baby Boys at Two Homes Ralph Boyer, of 636 East Lehman street, is receiving the felicitations of many friends on the birth of a baby boy at his home. The new comer is the first born and tipped the scales at 11 pounds. The father is employed at the American Iron and Steel Manufacturing Company works, and hosts of friends tender their best wishes to the youngster and the mother. A baby boy also appeared on Thursday at the home of Raymond Painter, at 1118 Orchard avenue. The father is employed at the Herrmann Aukam Works, and fellow employees there have delighted the father with their good wishes.

Wow! This must have been written by a man! Wouldn't you think a woman who gave birth to an 11 pound baby should get a big congratulations and at least be mentioned by name in the newspaper? Marlene Weaber Leber wrote: > Lebanon Daily News, Saturday Evening, May 8, 1915 > > Stork Leaves Baby Boys at Two Homes > > Ralph Boyer, of 636 East Lehman street, is receiving the felicitations of many friends on the birth of a baby boy at his home. The new comer is the first born and tipped the scales at 11 pounds. The father is employed at the American Iron and Steel Manufacturing Company works, and hosts of friends tender their best wishes to the youngster and the mother. > > A baby boy also appeared on Thursday at the home of Raymond Painter, at 1118 Orchard avenue. The father is employed at the Herrmann Aukam Works, and fellow employees there have delighted the father with their good wishes. > > ==== PALEBANO Mailing List ==== > Lebanon County Historical Society Home Page: > <http://www.lebanonhistory.org>