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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1916

Page

8

Rumanians Losing Hope to Save Bucharest from German Advance

London reports dwindling belief that Romanian forces can defend Bucharest on the Argeciu line as Von Mackensen pushes across the Danube. German strategy to envelop Romanians on both flanks and sever main armies gains momentum with Campulung capture and new supply links.

London Argechu Campulung Torzburg von Mackensen Danube Lake Grinko Mackensen Itenitza Mackensey Bucharest Argeciu Belgium Brialmont

Battle for Chihuahua City Ends with Villa Forces In Control

Refugees recount a multi day siege as Villa forces attacked Chihuahua City from three directions and captured key targets including Trevino's artillery. The city briefly changed hands multiple times with prison and surrounding areas fiercely contested. General Trevino reportedly retreated near the city awaiting reinforcements while Villa casualties and positions remained unclear.

Trevino Carranza Chihuahua City Villa Murguia Coronel Hill Round House Bell

Armistice Arranges Ceasefire After Greek Civilian Toll

In Athens on December 1, Spanish and Dutch ministers helped convene a meeting at the French legation where the cabinet and entente diplomats discussed terms. An armistice was agreed and firing stopped. The casualty count is not known though many civilians were killed.

Athens London Entente

Polish Soldiers' Work Displayed In City Lecture

Balzie kiewicz's bronze works and a new line of stuffed dolls by wounded Polish soldiers will be showcased at the Technical high school auditorium. Miss Henrietta Ely of Philadelphia will lecture on Poland and items including dolls cards searfpins and scena facture will be sold after the talk starting at 8 15 pm to benefit the Newsboys' Association and foreign residents.

Balziekiewicz Pederewski Warsaw Technical High School Bender Newsboys’ Association

Announce Marriage of Miss Tress and Mr Groom

A wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr and Mrs John Tress 308 South Second street Thanksgiving evening at 4 o clock. Miss Helen Tress married Albert Groom of this city with Rev Ellis N Kremer officiating. The couple will reside at 30814 North Second street after a trip to Philadelphia and New York.

John Tress South Second Street Helen Tress Albert Groom Ellis N. Kremer Reformed Salem Church Lillian Tress Roy Sheldrake Philadelphia Joseph Blackburn Lenola N. J John Pasco Johnstown Nelson Tress Washington Denehey-Wahl Mary Alma Wahl Duncanjnon Robert H. Denehey Smithfield Street Methodist Church Pittsburgh Thomas Charlesworth Denehey William R. Denehey North Front Street

Martinsburg Pair Wed in Martinsburg Marriage

Miss Julia Elizabeth Coyle daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Coyle of Martinsburg West Virginia and Ira Carroll Kline of the same city were married at 2 30 this afternoon at the Zion Lutheran parsonage Pine street Harrisburg by Rev S Winfield Herman There were no attendants They will honeymoon in the Cumberland Valley The couple will reside in Martinsburg Mrs Kline sings in the St John Lutheran Church choir Mr Kline is a prominent business man and volunteer fireman The Harrisburg assemblies schedule is announced with dates and details for upcoming events.

Julia Elizabeth Coyle J. W. Coyle Martinsburg W. Va Ira Carroll Kline Harrisburg Zion Lutheran Church Pine Street S. Winfield Herman Cumberland Valley Kline St. John's Lutheran Church W. R. Kline Winchester Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association

King of Greece to Give Up Big Guns to Allies

Athens reports the King of Greece agrees to surrender artillery as demanded by Admiral Du Fournet. Allied troops are withdrawing from Piraeus and have begun leaving the Zea Pier with only about 800 guards remaining.

Greece Athens London du Fournet Piraeus Zappeion

Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered for Deafness Claims

An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh, promising one hundred dollars for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It notes treatment requires constitutional remedies and includes product pitches for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.

Hall J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Railroad Trainmen Plan New Year Parade in Harrisburg

The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen announces a New Year celebration in Harrisburg with an eight hour law parade on January 1 morning and a mummers' celebration in the afternoon. A planning committee led by Frank C. Mordan will organize the event with meetings December 8 and 11 at 1152 Market Street and Fackler's Hall Thirteenth and Derry Streets. The demonstration aims to be the most elaborate labor parade yet, with prizes for best float and largest union turnout.

Harrisburg Henry B. Bent George S. Comstock, Jr Carl B. Ely Henderson Gilbert Vance C. McCormick Frank A. Robbins, Jr Masonic Hall Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen White Block Lodge No. 127 Fackler’s Hall Frank C. Mordan William Barbour George Bamford William Donacher Charles Zimmerman Joseph Wagner Clarence Miller John Mauffair William Peters Market Street Fackler's Hall Thirteenth Derry Streets

Harrisburg and Enola Divisions Rail Crews Standing and Assignments

Detailed standings show crews and up lists for Philadelphia Division lines at Harrisburg and Enola, with engine, fireman, conductor, and brakeman assignments. Middle Division crews and first departures after certain times are listed, along with names of up personnel and forthcoming Altoona entries.

Harrisburg Philadelphia Tennant Simmons Black Brubaker Gray Sober Downs Hogentogler Grass Baer Dohner Johnson Achey Powers Dietrich Walters Shimp Penwell Strickler Swart Baker Hepner J. Walker Eckrich Thomas Wilson Kimberling Beale Wilt Crosby Penner McNaughton Knupp Houdeshel Brink T. W. Cox Hummer Albright Bomberger Leppard Grove Asper Howard Peters Sjr Sellers Pensyl Crone Seagrist J. R. Rumberger Linn Eckert Kunkle Vlagman Anderson McNaight Beers Yohn Reed Murray George Campbell Jury Cameron Kraft Rowe Ryder Kowatch Wright Blessing Sayford Matson Machamer Gibbons Ewing Yinger Landis Hoyler Beck Brewer Malaby Trodgers Snyder Loy Brady Desch Graham Eyde McKillips Hitz Peiffer Snell, Jr Fleisher Blottenberger Enola Brenner McDermott Hoopes Kearney Quentzler Eichelberger Shade Whitington Gayman Hastings Mumma Funk Altoona Rider Hill Bower Kling Reese Wilhelm Myers Bryan Smith Brandt Hall Hinkle Liddick Wichelberger Pene

Karl Steward Dies Prominent Harrisburg Lodge Member

Karl Steward 47 a longtime Harrisburg resident and key figure in the Day Rudy stained glass firm died after a year of illness. He led the National Art Glass Manufacturers Association and served as state commander of the Sons of Veterans. Funeral at Bethlehem Church followed by burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Survived by wife, mother, sister, and four brothers.

New Market York County la. Day Rudy Company C. Day Rudy Steward National Art Glass Manufacturers Association United States Canada Sons of Veterans John F. Hartranft Royal Arch Masons Zembo Temple Jece Lodge B. P. O. Ellis Harrisburg Sportsmen's Association Pennsylvania Sportsmen's Association Dauphin County Court J. Bradley Markward Bethlehem Church Harry Nelson Bassler Second Reformed Church

Notable Lookalikes Stir Creek City Streets

Funeral services for Frank P. Hall, 65, will be Tuesday at 2 PM in Mechanicsburg. He leaves a widow, son Floyd, and daughter Martha. Burial at Silver Springs Cemetery with Rev. H Hall Sharp officiating. The piece also describes humorous anecdotes about Mr. Steward and Congressman Kreider, noting repeated mistaken identities in public.

Ray E Jacob W Mr. Steward Aaron Kreider Frank P. Hall Washington Street Mechanicsburg Floyd Martha Silver Springs H. Hall Sharp Trinity Lutheran Church

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