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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1918

Page

3

Draft big help for many men in Pennsylvania during WWI

Pennsylvania supplied 7,669 men to student officer training camps and 9,577 to technical schools, totaling 17,246 in the army program. Major W. G. Murdock reports white educated draftees, funded by $1,797,983.71 across 24,405 draft bills, with an anticipated $10 per man final average cost as local boards expedite classifications and final inductions.

Pennsylvania W. G. Murdock Army Philadelphia Pittsburgh Easton Erie Lancaster State College France Murdock

Rome Welcomes Wilson Party in European Tour

President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson are to stay in Rome with an apartment readied in the Royal Palace of the Quirinal. Unofficial word notes possible visits to France England and Belgium and a Turin ceremony making Wilson honorary citizen in Piedmont towns. A separate note mentions evangelist Beulah McIntire at United Brethren Church Wormleysburg.

Associated Press Rome Royal Palace of the Quirinal Wilson Europe France England Belgium Italy Turin Piedmont Beulah McIntire United Brethren Church Wormleysburg

Elks Honor Dead in Harrisburg Memorial Service

Harrisburg Lodge No. 12 held a Majestic Theater memorial for seventy five deceased Elks including thirteen in the past year. Musicians Miss Margaretta Kennedy and Miss Helen Kanders performed, as Frank Loughran delivered an eloquent oration on Elk aims and immortality, with closing sentiments and a parade of ceremonial duties.

Harrisburg Lodge No. 12 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Majestic Theater William H. Opperman Allia Marcia Ce Pa Margaretta Kennedy céNist Schumann Traumerer George Edward Hawes Market Square Presbyterian Church Misa Helen Kanders New York Metropolitan Opera Company Israel Mendelssohn Elijah Scrantonian Speaks Miss Kennedy Walde United States

Forty Hour Devotion at St Marys Church

Services continue at St Marys Catholic Church as part of the Forty Hours Devotion. High Mass was officiated by Rev William V Daily. Rosary sermon and benediction held in evening. mass schedule listed for today and tomorrow at 5 30 and 7 45 with a children procession slated for Tuesday morning.

St. Mary's Catholic Church William V Merey Tuesay

You Need Not Suffer From Catarrh

An advertisement claims catarrh is a blood infection and promotes 8 8 8 from Swift Specific Company as a permanent cure. It asserts the product purifies blood and relieves throat and nose symptoms, with free medical advice from the company’s chief adviser and no charge for letters.

McKey decision on compensation limits test of worker duties

State Compensation Board Chairman Harry A. Mackey bars Philadelphia and Reading objections to Ruth L. Frye’s award after findings that Preston Martin Frye’s death in Rutherford yards occurred during duties of dropping cars, not interstate commerce work. The ruling emphasizes the actual work the employee was engaged in at the time of the accident as the test for compensation eligibility.

Harry A. Mackey State Compensation Board Philadelphia Reading Ruth L. Frye Marysville Preston Martin Frye Rutherford Yards Frye Mackey Pennsylvania State Game Commission State Forestry Reservation Commission South Mountain Juniata Valley State Highway Department Automobile Division Automobile Registration Bureau

Ida Yocum case denied care by visiting nurses

A statement by Mary W Miller of the Visiting Nurse Association denies reports about Ida Yocum of 2249 Jefferson Street. It details eight months of nursing care from November 1917 to June 1918, followed by hospital treatment and forty three days, then continued care until she could manage her needs. The note notes a need for institutional care and that County Home admission was refused last June.

Mary W. Miller Visiting Nurse Association Ida Yocum Jefferson Street Mary W.ler Harrisburg Hospital Directors of the Poor Las June

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