Plans to Formally Unveil Dancing Nymphs Sculpture
City officials plan a formal unveiling of the Dancing Nymphs bronze group near the fountain. Parks chief M Harvey Taylor will convene the art committee to select a site, with Mrs William Henderson named by the Civic Club. Hershey chocolate figures arrived and await sculptor Giuseppe Donato’s return to Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Harvey Taylor
Civic Club
William Henderson
Hershey
Harrisburg
Montgomery and Sompany
Guiseppe Donato
Real estate transfers and license transfer at Hotel Bollinger
Real estate transfers include Lydia M Hill to State for Capitol Park extension 512 Walnut Street for 3300 and several other parcels valued up to 1725. The Dauphin county court approved the transfer of the Bollinger Hotel license from Peter I Pendergast to John E Smith and Andrew J Farrell with no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captol Park
Lydia M. Hill
State
Capitol Park
Walnut Street
John T. Remsburg
Charles F. Green
Hummelstown
J. B. McPherson
Edwin Moeslein
Royalton
Hershey
Linn Whitman
Derry Township
A. E. Brough
Mary P. Lear
Bellevue Road
A. E. Hefflefinger Et al
Christ Lutheran Church
South Thirteenth
William 8. Harris
Larue Walmer
Market
EE. J. Stackpole
Mattie C. Lewis
Briggs Street
Capital City Building and Loan Association
E. M. Deeter
Emerald
Washington Shaffer
John S. Hain
North Fifth
Bollinger
Dauphin County
Peter I. Pendergast
Chestnut Street
John E. Smith
Andrew J. Farrell
Brake man adopts baby girl left at his door
Altoona Pa December 2 John B Mc Knight a Pennsy brake man took steps to adopt the five week old girl Marion found on his doorstep in Juniata Tuesday night. A note with the date October 26 1915 and a secret basket with clothing accompanied the infant. The McKnights already have two children and welcomed another, saying our home is like a street car there is always room for one more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
John B. McKnight
Juniata
McKnights
Marion
McKnight
Elect Mrs. Joseph Sweigert President of Auxiliary
At the Allison Division No. 34 Ladies' Auxiliary gathering last night officers were elected for the year including President Mrs. Joseph Sweigert, past president Mrs. William Lehr, vice-president Mrs. Edward Engle, secretary Mrs. H. E. Zeigler, treasurer Mrs. William Freed, insurance secretary Mrs. I. P. Wyam, guide Mrs. S. Hillyard, seninal Mrs. Roy King, and trustees Mrs. J. P. Cashman, Mrs. William Leh, and Mrs. William Mentzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Division
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Joseph Sweigert
William Lehr
Edward Engle
H. E. Zeigler
William Freed
I. P. Wyam
S. Hillyard
Roy King
Railroad crews listed by division and assignment at Harrisburg
Reading and Philadelphia divisions detail outbound crews with enginee rs firemen conductors flagmen brakemen and up crews for multiple trains at Harrisburg and Enola. The Reading section notes a Davenport Treacy piano ad and an unrelated steamer sinking in the Mediterranean by presumed submarine activity.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
McGowan
Gemmill
Purg
O'Leary
Madenford
Wemen
Miller
Enterline
Baker
Paul
Peters
Emrick
Lutz
Rhoads
Strickler
Walker
Dunlevy
Wagner
Earhart
Rupp
Swarr
Kramer
Arney
Myers
Dengler
Welsh
Boyd
Noudeshel
Pickel
W. Mumma
Shearer
Burk
G. W. Mumma
Shirk
Clouser
Harris
Havens
Ulsh
Doede
Webster
Knaub
Potterger
Stephens
Simmons
Stauffer
Shelley
Baya
Seagrist
Forsythe
Kohr
Koss
Schmidt
Strauser
Edwards
Adams
Musser
Kilgore
Kieffer
Eichel
R. C. Myers
Bell
Schoffstall
Reese
Troy
Fleck
Kuhn
F. T. Snyder
Pelton
Shaver
Landis
Beck
Pensyl
Waltz
Hall
Brady
Cunningham
R. J. Snyder
Desch
Graham
Fry
Dougherty
Barkey
Sheets
ENOLA
Carson
Dewees
Libhart
Rhine
Krow
Naylor
Waltman
Wilson
Kane
Fair
Huggins
Waller
Reed
Zeiders
Detweiler
McIntyre
Clark
Karvel
Brown
Reading Harrisburg
Bonowitz
Sweeley
Sullivan
Anspach
McMullan
Henry
Danner
Guinther
Galbraith
Are
Why Your Hair Looks Ugly and How Parisian Sage Helps
An advertising piece urges women to care for hair using Parisian Sage. It claims frequent scalp rubbing with the lotion nourishes hair and scalp, making hair soft lustrous and easy to style, and notes endorsers that druggists sell the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Kennedy
Marie Wesbroom-Dager to Play at Elk Memorial
Marie Wesbroom-Dager of Philadelphia will be the accompanist for the Elk Memorial program at the Harrisburg Elks Lodge in the Orpheum theater Sunday at 3 30. The arrangements committee will finalize details tomorrow night. Dager is noted as accompanist for the Contaves Chorus and Camden Choral Society and serves as organist and musical director for Christ Reformed Church in Philadelphia.
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Lodge of Sorrow
Harrisburg Elks
Orpheum Theater
Marie Wesbroom- Dager
Philadelphia
Dager
Contaves Chorus
Camden Choral Society
Camden, N. J
Christ Reformed Church
Madame Sulka-Shaw
Taylor and Lynch File Statements of Fall Election Costs
City officials and candidates file expense reports for the fall election. M Harvey Taylor spent 454.40 with 150 pledged to the county Republican committee. W H Lynch total 506.90 with 150 to the committee. Charles C Steiner 115.25. County Commissioner-elect C Cumbler filed as treasurer, campaign costs 537.25 with 500 to the county committee. County committee records show October 11 to November 30 1915 receipts 9 001 22 expenses 8 261 28. November 27 1914 to October 11 1915 receipts 1 615 07 expenses 1 009 85. county committee gave 3 000 to City Chairman H F Oves to campaign in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Harvey Taylor
Republican Committee
W. H. Lynch
Charles C. Steiner
C. Cumbler
Cumbler
H. F. Oves
Harrisburg
Royal Fire Company Elects New Officers
Members of the Royal Fire Company No. 14 elected officers and delegates last night. Webb Sprinkle was chosen president with J O Stevens as vice president and Harry Bowman as recording secretary. Linclon Dillon wielded foreman duties with Aukman and Edmunds as first and second assistants. John Daugherty Bowers Hauck Sprout Tippett Cassell were named directors. Officers and delegates to state and relief associations were also selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Fire Company
No. 14
Webb Sprinkle
J. O. Stevens
Harry Bowman
John Michner
Lincoln Dillon
William Aukman
William Edmunds
Willian Tippett
Firemen’s Association
George B. Sprout
Thomas Behney
Firemen's Relief Association
Millard Tawney
William Bowers
J. ©. Stevens
Firemen’s Union
Harrisburg School Board to Hold Last Meeting
The present Harrisburg school district board will meet tomorrow evening to handle routine business at the board offices. The finance committee convenes tonight. Monday afternoon the new board will be organized and officers elected. New members are A. Carson Stamm Dr C E L Keene and Robert A Enders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg School District
A. Carson Stamm
C. E. L. Keene
Robert A. Enders
Republicans File Report Shows 1915 Contributions
Charles Johnson of the Republican State Committee filed the 1915 financial report with the Secretary of the Commonwealth. The year ended December 2 shows $58,290.66 in contributions and $89,824.37 in expenditures, with notes discounted totaling $30,000 and current indebtedness of $69,472.78. Cash on hand December 2 stands at $332.73, after covering 1914 deficits and maintaining party operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Republican State Committee
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Attractive New Drug Store Opens at 32 North Second Street
M Forney reopened a modernized drug store yesterday after moving from 426 Market Street. Hundreds visited the opening receiving sodas and souvenirs. The store features a soda fountain, display cases, ice cream service, a full prescription department, laboratory, private truss room, offices, and a public restroom with writing materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On. M. Forney
Market Street
North Second Street
Defective Baby Roberts Dies After Board Decision
Margaret Roberts, a deformed and paralyzed infant born November 23, died at Babies' Hospital. No operation was performed after Dr. Maurice Rosenberg proposed a life-saving but crippling procedure. A physician board ultimately rejected the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Margaret Roberts
Chicago
Maurice Rosenberg
Uncle Joe Pleads For Efficient Army And Navy
Former Speaker Joseph G Cannon advocates a strong navy and a standard army as guarantees against war and safety for the people in a Chicago interview. He notes he did not vote for Wilson in 1912 or 1916 but will not criticize his European policy, urging nonpartisan stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Joseph G. Cannon
House
Wilson
Cannon
Jitney ordinance debate puts you in charge of regulation
An advisory notice outlines a proposed city ordinance requiring jitneys to operate under a license with full owner and driver details, a $5,000 bond per vehicle, annual $50 license for seven passenger limits, and mandatory identification cards and driver licenses. It stresses that the measure protects riders and funds street upkeep, urging citizens to decide.
City Council to consider Workmen's Compensation ruling
City officials weigh action after State Workmen's Compensation Board ruling extending benefits to families of non elective city county school and borough employees. No firm plan as January 1 start approaches. council, county commissioners, and school board may discuss at upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
State Workmen's Compensation Board
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Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Ruhls Bread
the Telegraph Printing Co
Harrisburg, Penna
Auxiliary
Davenport & Treacy
Spangler
North Sixth St
London
Harbor
Mediterranean
Marie Wesbroom-Dager
Elk Memorial
Elk
Mrs
Taylor and Lynch
Maclay
toYou
Harrisburg Railways Co
Federal Advertising Agency
D. S, Seitz
Real Sport
By Briggs
Horace
Papa
Will
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