John Fulton to Speak in Enola A. B. Church
John Fulton head of the Bethesda Mission of Harrisburg will preach at the First United Brethren Church of Enola tomorrow morning. In the evening W. J. Heam of Harrisburg will speak. Pastor J Stewart Geln is ill and unable to preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fulton
Enola A. B. Church
Bethesda Mission
Harrisburg
First United
Brethren Church of
Enola
J. Heam
J. Stewart Geln
F. I. Kerr
Lebanon
St. Matthew's Reformed Church
Mr. Kerr
T. H. Matterness
Beaver Springs
Anna McDaniels
First Presbyterian Church
Mendelssohn
Peace
Mary A. Corbett
Paul D. Miller
Richmond
Teilman
Wely
Shelley
Merkel
West
ST. John's Music
St. John's Lutheran Church
Wilson
Petrie
David the Shepherd Boy
Earl Thomas
M. R. Alleman
H. R. Rupp
William Krelg
Big Drive to Sell New War Savings Certificates
Cumberland County Public Safety Committee in Carlisle announces a major push to place 1 million dollars in the new war savings and thrift certificates. Special committees will operate in all sections to deliver the government message to every home. George E. Lloyd, the district attorney, is appointed as special agent and chairman by Secretary McAdoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Cumberland County Public Safety Committee
George E. Lloyd
McAdoo
Fight for Your Life with Hypoferrin Tonic
A period health ad urges constant fight against illness using Hypoferrin a tonic claimed to restore vigor and health. It describes ingredients lecithin and iron peptonate and promises improved blood nerves stomach and muscles. Sold by Sentanel Remedies in Small Ohio and through Grugeist’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentanel
Nnall
Ohio
Crews' Standings and Assignments Across Philadelphia Enos Lines
Rail yard lists for Harrisburg and Enola divisions show crew calls after specific times with assigned engineers firemen brakemen and conductors. Yard boards name up crews and yard watch personnel across middle and Reading divisions with orders for passenger department personnel andengineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Binkley
Black
Grass
Tennant
Davis
Stambaugh
Killheffer
Cowley
Tawney
Beaver
Fissi
Mlagman
Lopez
Snyder
Moretz
Adams
Linsenbach
Miller
Whisler
Roddy
Schoffstall
Harshbarger
Vonboskirk
Fegley
Rupp
Hughes
ENOLA
Crosby
Burkheimer
Reynolds
Middle Division
Yard
Kingsberry
Feas
Holland
Hinkle
Sheaffer
Benser
Holmes
Boyer
Brubaker
Haubecker
Morrison
Kenneday
Milliken
Meek
Sanders
Cashman
McDougal
Crimmel
Alexander
R. M. Crane
Kelly
Spotts
Keane
Graham
Sparrer
Shreck
Smith
Keiser
Zeigler
Thompson
Huss
Schrauder
Grove
Mearkle
Naylor
Huggins
Gladhill
Ramsey
Keller
Realer
Newark
Richards
Herr
Osmond, Welsh
Smeltzer
Copeland, Shindler, Naylor
Freed
Bordney
Warner
Myers
Greenwood
Cochenhour
Highspire Community Notes and Thanksgiving News
Donations from Highspire for the Polyclinic Hospital totaled thirty seven bags. A bazar by the Ladies Aid Society of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church is in the school house basement today. Local college and staff members spent Thanksgiving with families in the area. Soldiers from Camp Meade on furlough visited parents. Lost satchel reported with possible Philadelphia or Allentown origin. only ID is a People's Bank check book from Steelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highspire
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Gladys McDanel
Goucher College
Baltimore
Hilda Weaver
Millersville State Normal
Harry Durborow
Raymond Duncan
Grant Nitrauer
Russell Mhrhart
Lebanon Valley College
Sylvia B. Cover
H. ©. Mathias
Quincy
Highspire United Brethren Church
M. HW. Wert
C. K
Allentown
Sixty-ninth Street
Philadelphia
People’s Bank
Steelton
Steelton Churches Plan Sunday Services And Music
A local church notices column lists sermons at multiple Steelton worship centers with topics such as Calvinism as a life system Where is the King and The Advent Message plus services, Holy Communion and baptisms at Centenary United Brethren and Trinity Episcopal with Sunday schools and youth events. The items include a First Presbyterian First Reformed and St. Johns Lutheran schedule and a later note about special church music at First Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
C. R. Segelken
Little
Holland
First Reformed
H. H. Rupp
Christian Endeavor
First Methodist
W. H. Shaw
Epworth League
St. John’s Lutheran
G. N. Lauffer
David
Inter
C. E
Main Street Church of God
G. W. Getz
God
St. C. BE
Centenary United Brethren
A. K. Wier
Holy Communion
J. B. Funk
Mountville
T. B. Funk
Trinity Episcopal
W. C. Heilman
Central Baptist
H. D
Germer
Tressler Methodist
J. M. Lloyd
Summerdale M. E
West Side firemen dedicate new motorized apparatus tonight
A street parade at 7:30 pm marks the installation of motor driven apparatus into the West Side Hose Company. T. J. Nelley presents the apparatus. Edward Lewis accepts. The parade features the Highspire band and includes multiple fire companies. A banquet follows at the fire house with borough officials and council members as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Hose Company
T. J. Nelley
Edward Lewis
West Side Company
Myers and Conestoga Streets
C. J. B. Malehorn
John Brinton
Highspire Band
Rescue Company
Middletown
New Cumberland
Susquehanna
Harrisburg
Highspire Fire Companies
Myers
Trewick
Christian
Frances
Main
Mohn
Fine
Franklin
Hose House
John R. Reider, Jr
L. D. Shrauder
James Thompson
Albert Sherbocker
Huber Noggle
Ra B. Reider
Ladies’ Auxiliary
John Snell
Jacob Murphy
George Waidely
Bent Shrauder
Charles Boughter
William Sherbocker
William James
Alfred Sherbocker
Joe
George
Steelton Knits 2000 Articles for Red Cross Quota
The Steelton Red Cross announces completion of energy 2000 knitted items for national headquarters with over 1400 in stock at headquarters and more than 225 finished by Steelton’s auxiliary. The effort since August 22 aims to meet the quota today and continues through winter with hopes of another large contribution. A talk by John Newbold of Philadelphia is set for Tuesday at 2 PM for members and enlistment families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Highspire
Steelton's
W. 5
Chick
Boys Drown While Skating on Dam at Mill
In Ephrata Pennsylvania on Thanksgiving Day two nine year old boys Barl Bod and Victor Swartz of Reamstown drowned while skating on the dam at the knitting mill at the town’s west end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephrata
Victor Swartz
Reamstown
Tunneling Under Reading Tracks For Sewer Line
Engineers plan start next week on tunneling under the Reading Railroad freight tracks at Conestoga Street to advance the Intercepting sewer project. The northern canal sewer branch is finished and work on the southern section will start after the Reading road tunnel, though winter delays loom due to material and labor shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestoga Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reading Road
Romance of Dickinson Culminates in Wedding
In Washington, Miss Caroline Sheaffer of Carlisle married John Capiello of Scranton on the eve of his departure for France with an engineering unit. The ceremony, held Wednesday, was military in character and officiated by Rev. Henry Anstadt. Bridesmaids were Misses Helen and Martha Sheaffer. attendants were Thomas Monger and Luther Brame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Dickinson
Washington
France
Caroline Sheaffer
John Capiello
Scranton
Henry Anstadt
Messiah Lutheran Church
Helen
Martha Sheaffer
Thomas Monger
Camp Hill
Luther Brame
Dickinson School of Law
Codes Take Effect Sixty Days After Issuance
State Industrial Board will discuss codes governing elevators and cranes in Philadelphia this month. After official issue, the codes take effect in sixty days. The meeting December 11 will seek criticisms on about six codes including a goggles requirement for certain industries and plans to coordinate state and national child labor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Public Service Commission
Phoenixville, Valley Forge and Strafford Street Railway
Philadelphia Suburban Gas and Electric Company
Lititz, Manheim and Ephrata Gas Co
Lititz
Consolidated Traction Co
Pittsburgh
West Reading Water Co
Conestoga Traction Co
Lancaster
Conestoga Transmission Co
Citizens Light, Heat and Power Company of Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Dixon
H. J. Hull
Blue Ball
Clearfield County
Election Board
Twenty-Eighth
State Department
Warren
Beshlin
Prohibition
Lyons
Husings
Washington
Crawshaw
Socialist
Meadville
Northwestern Pennsylvania Railway
State Insurance Fund
Cummings
W. W. Cummings
Northumberland
Altoona Trials City Manager Plan Spur for Other Cities
Altoona studies of the city manager form amid a municipal election focus on its potential adoption in other third class cities. The State Department of Labor and Industry will send bureau experts to observe Dayton and Bethlehem in seeking economical governance models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Mountain City
Bureau of Municipalities
State Department of Labor and Industry
Dayton
J. Herman Knisely
Bethlehem
Butler
Duquesne
McKeesport
Karl M. Lohmann
Lohmann
Harvard
Lost Pocketbook Turns Up at Home Minus Cash
Newport, Pa. December 1. Mrs. Reese Bartel’s pocketbook, lost three months ago, was found yesterday beneath a door at her home. It contained a railroad ticket from Newport to Harrisburg and a $100 time certificate, but the $15 in cash was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Reese Bartel
Harrisburg
Newport First National Bank
Bartel
How Fat Actress Was Made Slim
A stage trend favors Marmola Prescription Tablets for fat reduction. An actress claims she loses two to four pounds weekly using Marmola, and maintains her weight by taking the tablets periodically. The Marmola Co. advertises large cases at 75 cents, with direct mail options from Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmola Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Middletown Fire Damages Rodfong Property in Center Square
Early today a Middletown fire of unknown origin badly damaged the Rodfong property in Center Square. The home occupied by Mrs. George Rodfong and son Waller and the store room used by Misses Sara and Agnes Markley had most goods removed. loss estimated in the thousands, partly insured. Funeral services noted for Miss Anna E. Shireman and Mrs. Carrie Manfred with Catholic rites pending. community notices include Y M C A and Y W G A fundraising total reported between 2100 and 2200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Square
George Rodfong
Waller
Sara
Agnes Markley
George Redfong
Anna E. Shireman
Richard Crout
Samuel Stoner
Donald Harry
Charles Johnson
Solomon Brinser
Behney
Carrie Manfred
Lawrence Street
Guido
Frank
Oliver
Samuel Bernard
St. Mary's Catholic
Jules Fein
East Middletown
Y. W. G. A. Fund
Council
Musterole Relieves Soreness Without Blisters
An old remedy touts Musterole as a ready made mustard oil ointment to replace mustard plasters. The preparation claims to ease chin aches neuralgia and throat infections without causing blisters.
Smoke Inhalation Expels Catarrh Remedy Ad
A physician Dr J W Blosser of Atlanta presents a herbal remedy for chronic catarrh and related conditions. The method uses medicated herbs inhaled via pipe or cigarette, claimed to reach head and lungs without tobacco. Trial outfits offered by mail for ten cents, or one dollar for a month supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Blosser
Atlanta
Sanpan touted for relief of nerve and stomach woes
Mrs. C Ringold of Harrisburg says she suffered long with nerves back and shoulder pains and stomach bloating. After trying various medicines with no relief, she tried Sanpan and claims it chased her troubles away quickly. The Sanpan man is meeting customers at Keller's Drug Store in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. Ringold
Christian St
Harrisburg
Sanpan
Keller's
Market 81
Adv
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Jeffery
Standard Trucks
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General Auto & Machine Shop
S. Cameron Street
Steelton Churches
Sunshine Biscuit Company
North Front
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West Side Firemen
Theta Chi
J. A. Kelbaugh
Chambersburg
Infantry
Esther Mull
Reading
Reading Railroad
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McNeil
State Industrial Board
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Musterole
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