Social happenings brighten Harrisburg week end
A flurry of social visits and gatherings unfolds across Harrisburg and nearby towns. Notable mentions include Josephine Steinberger hosting at North Stratton Street, and Miss Ruth Lady hosting a Valentine party on Sprites Avenue with guests from Franklin and Marshall College and Red Bank among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Steinberger
Bertha Nuss
Harrisburg
Joseph Steinberger
North Stratton street
Ruth
Sprites avenue
Eugene Bachman
Herman Frasch
Melvin Wainwright
Red Bank
New Jersey
Carl Bergner
Frank Beachley
John Noble
Franklin and Marshall college
Lancaster
Upper End Communities News Notes
Local notes from Biglerville Arendtsville and vicinity by special Times correspondent. Residents visit, travel and family events include Daniel B Kulp returning to Williamsport after a weekend in Biglerville with the Bucher family, Kermit Gulden visiting home from Millersville, and Mrs Bucher remaining for a stay. Families gather for dinners and social events among Arendville Harrisburg and Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B .Kulp
weir
Williamsburg
Biglerville
Kermit Gulden
Millersville State
Arthur E. Rice
Harry M. Kirkpatrick
Harrisburg
Miss Jane Rice
Nancy Dill
Nancy’ s
Kirkpatrick
Huge Snowslide Buries Two Miners in Idaho Cabin
Bellsogg Idaho February 15 Scores of miners tunnelled to reach two buried miners Car Arcander and Henry Lwid after a fifty foot snowslide toppled a bluff striking their cabin. rescuers feared the men were dead unless reaching a tunnel. county authorities supplied aid as rescue work continued through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellogg
Idaho
Car Arcander
Henry Lwid
Silver Dale Mining company
Big Creek Gulch
Arcander
Lund
Lodge Observes Sixth Birthday Celebration in Baltimore
Lodge No. 288 Pocahontas holds sixth anniversary Wednesday evening in the Mystic Chain hall Baltimore street. Deputy Lottie E. Hayes and Dr. Reese will speak. Hawaiian Tom Boys provide music. Mary Miller and others direct a red white and blue program in honor of George Washington's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxaway coucil
Pocahontas
wil
Baltimore street
Lottie E. Hayes
Harka council
York
Dr. Reese
Biglerville
Tom Boys
Aspers
Mary “Miller
Louise Woodward
Lorene Galbraith
Pauling Koon
Helen Ricé
George Washington
Mary ‘Lott
Helen Mendler
Anna Mae “Galbraith
Mary
Fridinger
Bertha
Stites
Jennie Sharrrah
Emily “Steinour
Gertie ‘Legore
Hypathia
Adelsberger
Couple Weds Saturday in County Ceremony Prompts Local Notice
Fragmentary text notes a Saturday wedding in the county with names including Mundorff and Stine. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate a local marriage notice and social event.
State loses millions in tax claim case
A court case involves the Campbell Soup Company of Camden New Jersey and an estate valued at about 114 million dollars with state inheritance tax disputed. Pennsylvania valued Dormance's estate at 200 million and sought 31.46 million. Federal inheritance tax noted as 9.5 million. Washington report cites a judiciary sub committee discussing restrictions on short selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Bannum
orp
Campbell soup ‘company
Camden
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Dorrance
Nersey
Washington
house
New York stock exchange
Gettysburg Bullets Visit Franklin & Marshall in Key Showdown
Gettysburg Bullets travel to Lancaster to face league leader Franklin and Marshall in a pivotal division clash. A win would solidify Gettysburg’s top position while Franklin and Marshall searches to maintain their improved momentum and erase a recent slip. Albright and Lebanon Valley won Saturday, keeping third-place ties intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
central Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Lancaster
F. & M. Possums
Franklin-Marshallites
Gettysburgians
Albright
Lebanon Valley
Muhlenberg
Ursinus
Franklin and
Marshall
Man Dies Saturday In Dillsburg Hospital
A death occurred Saturday in Dillsburg linked to a physician named Heiges. The report notes the man was semi conscious and later died, with family and cemetery references in Dillsburg. The stock market section reports Feb 15 New York trading with initial profit taking and a rebound later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heiges
sto
Dillsburg
Dillsburg cemetery
stock REPORT
New York
Police Probe Strange Death Of American Girl on Liner
Boston reports a faked cablegram claiming Miss Elizabeth Barrett Cook, a 20 year old Boston heiress, died at sea aboard the Chinese Prince. An inquest was ordered in Gibraltar after she died of pneumonia on the Mediterranean voyage. Police seek the hoax sender after her mother received condolences from her supposed fiancé Arnold, a Mass Tech student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gibraltar
Elizabeth Barrett Cook
Mediterranean
ing
state department
Helen James
Arnold
Randolph-Macon college
Fire Destroys Atlantic City Pier on Sunday
Steeplechase Pier a landmark on Atlantic City's boardwalk burned Sunday after flames discovered at 9 55 p m spread rapidly. Fire crews fought the blaze as crowds gathered along the boardwalk near the Chalfonte Haddon Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City Pier
Atlantic City
Malay
Pennsylvania avenue
PHose
rena
Father slays three children in Ruffner Hollow tragedy
Bolton E. White 46, an automobile salesman, hacked his six children in a Charleston area home on a Saturday. three children died, others were critically or fatally injured. Notes found describe his actions and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Bolton E. White
White
Ruffner Hollow
Louise
iB n
Hilda
Kathleen
James
Malcolm
Shire
uline
Elk river
Clendenin
Freshmen Bullets Edge Dickinson Yearlings at Carlisle
In a Carlisle battle on Saturday, Gettysburg freshmen defeated Dickinson's yearling quintet 13 to 12. The Bullets trailed most of the game but forged a late lead, after Dickinson opened with a 3 to 2 first quarter edge and held a 9 to 7 halftime advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg college
Dickinson
Carlisle
tool & one
Trickster to Perform at Kalbfreisch Billiard Parlor
Trickster will appear Tuesday at Kalbfreisch billiard parlor at 8 pm. He is featured in Ripley’s Believe It or Not and in It Seems Strange. Mr Shuster performs feats with 20 baseballs 25 tennis balls or 20 billiard balls and gives a lecture plus demonstration with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley's
Hix
Fix Dates For School Entrance Examinations
Dates for high school entrance exams are set by Mr. Shank and will be fixed to fit each principal. Exams occur at Brush Run on April 29 for Bendersville and Butler at Guernsey school on May 2, East Berlin and Conewago Independent and Hamilton at East Berlin on May 3, Oxford and Mt. Pleasant east at Clearview school on May 4, Hamilton and Reading townships at Hampton on May 5, and Straban township at Hunterstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Brush Run school
Bendersville
Butler
Guernsey school
East Berlin
Conewago Independent
Hamilton
Oxford
Mt. Pleasant
Clearview school
Reading
Hampton
Straban township
Hunterstown
Shank
Pastor Claims. (Continued from page one)
A preacher argues that all men under the national flag deserve freedom, and that God’s purpose is partly fulfilled by this ideal. The remarks expand on a broader sermon about liberty and moral duty in society.
Gettysburg High drubs Maroons to end winless skid
Gettysburg High School defeated the Gettysburg Maroons 39 27 in a home game as John Harris led with 39 points. The Maroons struggled, scoring little in the second half, while Harris showed height and execution to pull away. A junior varsity loss followed as height overwhelmed the Maroons. Next, they face Lancaster High at Lancaster Wednesday, with Steelton High visiting Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg high school
John’ Harris
Rote
Maroons
John ‘Harris
Harris
John Harris
Jayvees
Lancaster high
Lancaster
Steelton high
G. F
Thomas
Scott
tel Griffith
Smith
Heiges
Mather
Felton
Rineer
Gettysburg
Rupp
Kitemiller
Trostle
King
Heilman
Sheely
Lohr
Jones
Fischer
Enders
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Anna Tate
M. E
Emmitsburg road
Ralph B. Butt
Buford avenue
Valley ‘Stream
Long Island
M. Sherdel
Robert M. Osler
Patricia
Ann
Northumberland
J. Price Osler
York street
Wilson Bair
Littlestown
Perry J. “Tawney
Low street
Eola Wierman
Philadelphia
William G. "Weaver
H. T. Weaver
Ashland
William G. Weaver
Ralph W. Baker
willamsport
C. we Baker
East “Water trust
Helen R Stallsmith
the. ayer
WLC
Walterayer
Broadway
Women’s. Missionary societies of the Christ Qutheran
Christ’ Lutheran church
Angela’ Stock
St. Joseph's college
Emin burs
Alvin Byer
Norristown
Gilbert Reen
ML C. Jones
Hanover
Edmund W. Thomas
Lincoln avenue
W. Clinton Fry
Rotary
Warren M. Stouck
Hanover street
Charles We “Stock
Broadywsey
W. T. Spensler
Carlisle street
George Henry Lark
Harry Thomas
George Mitchell
center square
Virginia
daugter
Mrs
James Mitchell
John Thomas
Pittsburgh
York Springs
Frank Hetzel
E. Mae Beales
Chambersburg street
Paul $. Miller
Sarah Doll
East Orange
Charles H. Wilson
Fast Middle street
Huron Smith
Milwaukee public
Wisconsin
Charles E. Ammons
Beidlersburg road
Clayton Jester
present county
Elkins
West Virginia
Willis Pitzer
Arendtsville
A. 8. Lehman
oO. K. Hines
F. ‘Pentz
E. Seidle
Wolff
Catherine Wolff
Robert Carey
Arendville
Dwight F.'Putman
Maryland College for Women
Luthersburg
Arendisville
O. H. Benson
Guernsey
Springfield
Massachusetts
B. G. Walter
James. . Smallwood
Elizabeth Hoyer
Huntin ters
an ty
Goldie Noel
Bigierville
eac
Carl ‘Black
Fred
affair rand
Helen
Glenn
Evelyn
Jean
Jack
Pana
Glenroy
Mauricé “Heller
Mervin
Heller
Blaine Heller
Trilogy club
Phyllis Keefer
McKnightstown
Clair Ratfensger
Arerndisville
Poughkeepsie
Georgetown
Del
Sussex counlty
almshouse farm
Lodge
Mundorff
Gettike 3
chiveakciee
Rae William Penn
San
Mr. Beam
south
Beam
southern
Virgin’ Diamonds
Virgin Diamond
CHER
VIRG TS
SCHELL
Geo. M. Zerfing
GARDNER
YORK ‘STREET
McCall’s
AMS
JACOB E. TRIMMER
Amoskeag
BLUE PARROT TEA ROOM
Jesus Christ
Niesaw RRA
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