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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1917

Page

9

Red Cross Seeks 4000 Members in Columbia Drive

Columbia Chapter of the Red Cross names High Levan as director of the membership bureau for a drive opening the week of December 17. A monster mass meeting is planned and a door to door canvass will seek four thousand new members. A State Armory meeting Monday evening will detail plans with former captains and auxiliary representatives present. Ministers will deliver sermons on Red Cross work December 16.

H. M. North, Jr William H. Lucas Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association G. W. Brown St. Peter's Alfred C. Gruner James A. Meyers Columbia Water Company Eli. C. Shannon Columbia George A. Shillow A. L. Campbell Bureau of Publicity State Armory Red Cross

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

Advertisement extols Pape's Cold Compound as a fast acting cure for colds and grippe. It claims rapid nasal and sinus relief after two hour doses, easing headache fever throat soreness and sneezing, with pleasant taste and no inconvenience.

Pape

Cumberland County Institute Opens in Carlisle Today

Carlisle hosts the sixty seventh annual Cumberland County teachers institute opening session held today Judge Ss B Sadler welcomed educators to town The event features a Red Cross drive aiming for five thousand new Carlisle Chapter members and intensive sessions for instructors with speakers including Dr Francis H Green Dr George D Tapy Prof T L Gibson Dr Ezra Lehman and Dr James H Morgan.

Teachers’ Institute Ss. B. Sadler Carlisle The Red Cross Francis H. Green West Chester Normal School George D. Tapy Crawfordsville Ind Department of Education Wabash College T. L. Gibson Baltimore Ezra Lehman Cumberland Valley Normal School James H. Morgan Dickinson College

Frances Sigler Weds Andrew A Clark in Quiet Mechanicsburg Ceremony

Miss Frances Lydia Sigler and Andrew A Clark of Mechanicsburg were quietly married at the bride’s home on South Walnut Street with only family present. The couple’s honeymoon followed. Both graduates of Mechanicsburg High School class of 1914. Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Clark, left for Columbus to join the Aviation Corps as a tool maker.

Mechanicsburg Frances Lydia Sigler Andrew A. Clark W. A. Siglér South Walnut Street B. L. C. Baer Church of God Isabel Sigler Mr. Clark Marie Clark

Food and Fuel Shortage Causes Inconvenience

Food and fuel shortages in Dillsburg Pennsylvania cause notable inconvenience though not yet dire. Sugar shipments continue but fall short of demand while coal supplies lag. local bakeries lack sugar to meet cake needs. David M. Mumma buried in Mechanicsburg aged 67. formerly a farmer and later employed by Bethlehem Steel in Steelton. survived by wife and three children.

Dillsburg David M. Mumma Mechanicsburg Hampden Township Bethlehem Steel Company Steelton Lloyd Hutton Lewisberry David Mumma Iss Amy Mumma

Sacred concert by augmented choir in Mechanicsburg

In Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania last night an augmented choir directed by W A Sigler presented a sacred concert at the Church of God. Soloists included Ida Weber soprano Florence Bentz contralto Frank Hollinger tenor and A B Crawford baritone.

Mechanicsburg W. A. Sigler Church of God Ida Weber Florence Bentz Frank Hollinger A. B. Crawford

Deer hunting opens in Blue Ridge mountains area

Waynesboro pa dec 3 the deer season opened with many hunters taking deer on opening day. notables include john i knepper of waynesboro who bagged a 185 pound ten prong buck near tomstown. abr am staley mont alto forestry dept killed a nine prong buck. roy mickley mont alto took a six prong buck. others noted include christopher calimer glen furnace john rosenberger blue rock and roy messler road side. camps like mont erey gun club newmans routerville sport gun club and coca cola club anticipate further kills with three to six deer expected per camp.

Waynesboro Blue Ridge Mountains John I. Knepper Tomstown Green Ridge Abram Staley Mont Alto John Rosenberger Blue Rock Roy Messler Amos Ressler Roadside Shriner’s Mountains Pittsburgh John Hughes Maryland D. T. Thomas Glen Furney H. B. Moats Mr. Moats Robert Small Clarence Yeafer Greencastle Caledonia Monterey Gun Club Newman's Routerville Rifle Club Sport Gun Club Coca Cola Club Cold Springs Cashtown

Miss Martha Eberly Dies at Harrisburg Hospital

Miss Martha Fritchey Eberly, 68, of Mechanicsburg, a daughter of the late Joseph Eberly, died at Harrisburg Hospital after stomach trouble. Survived by sisters Mrs. Singiser and Mrs. Mil ton Mumma, and brother T. C. Eberly. Funeral plans not set. In a separate item, Harry Ralph Funk, seaman in the U S Navy, died by his own action at his parents’ home in Waynesboro after expressing intent to avoid returning to service. coroner Kinter found no inquest needed.

Mechanicsburg Martha Fritchey Eberly Harrisburg Hospital Cumberland County Joseph Eberly Hampden Township Methodist Episcopal Church Eberly W. L. Singiser East Main Street Singiser Milton Mumma Silver Spring Township T. C. Eberly Joplin Waynesboro Harry Ralph Funk United States Navy Kinter Chambersburg

Pressman Leaves Waynesboro for Harrisburg

Charles H. Ripper, after twelve years as a pressman at the Daily Record, has resigned and departed last Saturday for Harrisburg to take a similar post in the State Printing office. Mrs Rebecca Knepper dies at 75, survived by three daughters, at Knepper's station home.

Waynesboro Charles H. Ripper Daily Record Harrisburg State Printing Office Rebecca Knepper Welty G. Smith Knepper

Suit for 86000 Damages Filed in Carlisle

Peter Stone of Middlesex township sues Blaine Shughart for 6000 in damages claiming Shughart’s car struck him, causing severe injuries and prompting the action filed in Carlisle. Jan Dec.

Carlisle Peter Stone Middlesex Township Blaine Shughart Shughart

Ask Dissolution of Theater Ownership

Carlisle equity action seeks dissolution of the Paramount Theater Company with a receiver appointed and an accounting sought. Lindsey funds alleged as principal, Joffe accused of wasteful management and withdrawals. Dec 3 report from Mechanicsburg and Carlisle.

Benjamin Joffe Paramount Theater Company Mechanicsburg Lindsey Joffe

Local Notes on Return Visits and Homecomings

Mrs Mary Darlington returns to New Bloomfield after visiting her son Frank Darlington. Miss Frances Rice comes back from Cumberland County. Mrs Lincoln Haine visits Millersburg relatives while James Holman returns to Marysville for railroad work. Mrs Ramsey Williamson and children resume home here after visiting her mother in Dalmatia.

Mary Darlington New Bloomfield Frank Darlington Frances Rice Cumberland County Liverpool Lincoln Haine Millersburg James Holman Marysville Pennsylvania Railroad Ramsey Williamson Dalmatia

Surprise for Miss Vanetta

A birthday surprise party honored Miss Margaret Vanetta at her parents home in Halifax on Saturday evening. Special music was provided by Joseph Lee, Edwin Lebo, John Arnold, C. D. Leiser and Guy Rutter, with refreshments served to a long list of relatives and friends.

Halifax Charles Miler Esther Charles Miller Clinton Rowe Mike Paulus Isaac Williams Edwin Weaver Mary Lebo George Zellus Mildred Dimpsey Mary Radle John Rummel Arthur Nice Harry Hoover Lester Romberger Claire Zimmerman John Bechtel Arthur Miller Harper Corsnitz

Infant Frances Freager Dies in Pneumonia

Frances, infant daughter of William Freager of near Hummelstown, Pa, died Saturday of pneumonia. Funeral will be held at the parents' home tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Hummelstown Frances William Freager

New Pastor Preaches at Trinity Lutheran Wrightsville

Marietta Pa Dec 3 The Rev Paul Y Livingston new pastor of the Trinity Lutheran Church at Wrightsville preached his first sermon today He succeeds the Rev G William Millar who accepted a call at Gordon Schuylkill county

Marietta Paul Y. Livingston Trinity Lutheran Church Wrightsville G. Wiliam Millar Gordon Schuylkill County

Bishop Confirms Class in Marietta Church

The Rt. Rev. J. Henry Darlington of the Harrisburg diocese confirmed a class at St. John's Church in Marietta and preached a sermon before a large audience. The rector Rev. H. B. Pulsifer introduced the confirmands.

Marietta J. Henry Darlington Episcopal Church Harrisburg St. John's Church H. B. Pulsifer

Florin Visitors and Travelers Return Home During Holidays

Ephrata resident John Stoll guests with parents Mr and Mrs Harry Stoll. John Carson spent time at Camp Meade and in Washington. Rev and Mrs O G Romig of Florin and Florence Romig of Hershey enjoyed Thanksgiving in New Holland. H M Hendricks of Coatesville conducted business locally. Clayton Rupp of Eden and William Smith of Quarryville visited friends. Mrs Charles Quickel of Columbia visited Florin. John and George Shoop of Lebanon visited relatives. Mrs Louisa Dickel of Lancaster stayed with Mrs Elizabeth Sides. Raymond Walters and family of West Fairview visited Mr and Mrs Samuel Walters.

Florin John Stoll Ephrata Harry Stoll John Carson Camp Meade Washington O. G. Romig Florin Florence Romig Hershey New Holland H. M. Hendricks Coatesville Clayton Rupp Eden William Smith Quarryville Charles Quickel Columbia John and George Shoop Lebanon Louisa Dickel Lancaster Elizabeth Sides Raymond Walters West Fairview Samuel Walters Pittsburgh George Ricedorf Harrisburg George Rhoads Newport Eugene Garber Hunt Foster Gutshall Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind Annie Gutshall Charles Smith Clearfield Athletic Association W. C. Smith Stony Point Methodist

Visitors and Families Share Time in Harrisburg Area

Mrs A H Hummel and Mrs Moy er Hummel visited in Harrisburg on Sunday. Harry M Wolf spent a day in Ard ae with his son Professor Ray Wolf. Arthur Holler stayed several days with his parents. Vernon Walters and Esther Walters visited Harrisburg yesterday. Joseph Rhodes of Harrisburg spent a day with Cyrus H Miller. Edwin H Blessing and family enjoyed Sunday in Harrisburg. Minnie Landis weekend with Dr Fisher and wife at Palmyra. H H Peterson hosted Mrs Petersons parents George Spangler of York over Thanksgiving.

Mifflin County Mountains Full of Deer Hunters

In Mifflin County many hunters camp in the Seven Mountain region through December 15. Camps near Red Cap Roost and Camp Hi Power host Lewistown and Yeagertown party members, with several Burnham groups in Treaster Valley. One deer per person, up to six per camp. 3,247 hunting licenses issued, up from 3,222 last season. A first deer was taken near the Big Kettle by a Milroy-led party under Forester William Aurand.

Lewistown Seven Mountain Burnham Yeagertown Reedasville Milroy Red Cap Big Kettle Hi-Power Pat” Garrity Treaster Valley Seven Mountains William Aurand

Pennsylvania Couples Married at Hagerstown Md Licenses Issued

Pennsylvania couples received marriage licenses and wed in Hagerstown on December 3. Couples listed include Detrow and Artz from Harrisburg, Long and Stewart from Lemoyne and Harrisburg, Gilbert and Longacre from Milroy and Mifflin, Eckert and Smith from Gettysburg, Anderson and Thompson from Harrisburg, Hostetter and Goss from Bellevue, Schrader and Snyder from Greencastle, Wagner and Klick from Lebanon and Mt Zion, Miller and Knepper from Waynesboro, Wilson and Hopewell from Lewisburg and Northumberland, McLanathan and Kuhn from Greencastle. Halifax surprise party honors Esther Miller on her tenth birthday with family and friends present.

Pennsylvania Hagerstown George E. Detrow Nellie Artz Harrisburg J. Leroy Long Lemoyne Virginia E. Stewart Emory Gilbert Milroy Bertha Longacre Mifflin Lawrence Eckert Lydia Smith Gettysburg Andrew Anderson Minnie R. Thompson John H. Hostetter Annie M. Goss Bellevue Jacob H. Schrader Georgianna H. Snyder Greencastle Herman Wagner Lebanon Jennie Klick Mt. Zion Charles W. Miller Mary 8. Knepper Waynesboro Frederick O. Wilson Lewisburg Beatrice E. Hopewell Northumberland David H. McLanathan Cora E. Kuhn

Halifax Eyes First Municipal Christmas Tree

Halifax residents urge a community Christmas tree this year noting the town has never had one due to late electricity. They say lights can be installed at low cost and a fitting program planned for the first illumination.

Halifax Halifa

Interesting Features in Draft Registration in Perry Co

Perry County draft statistics show totals and outcomes for 1 609 registrants with 129 quotas and 765 called for examination. 844 registered but not called and 661 called and accepted. Local notes include residents visiting relatives and holiday events, with December 23 Christmas service at the Methodist Sunday school.

Perry Co New Bloomfield Perry County

Narrow Escape From Death in Williamstown Coasting

Williamstown Pa December 3 Allen Row son of Mr and Mrs Allen Row narrowly escaped death when he and companions were coasting on thin ice Row broke through and was rescued by O C Bressler who heard the boy cry He was taken home unconscious

Williamstown

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oia Telegraph Cumberland Valley Columbia Chapter High Levan Mer Levan Cumberland Co. Institute Mecca Cumberland Boas North Second Street Wm. Strouse Martha F. Eberly Tion George E M. M. Lindsey No. 2 Charles L. Brown Charles BE. Ward Mt. Holly Springs Daniel W. Wiley Pine Grove Jerome W. Neidigh Newville Paul F Joseph Cahill Criminal Court ELKS Scott S. Leiby Carlisle Lodge of Elks Lesby George M. Hays Mifflin County David Zimmerman Frank Zimmerman Kenneth Tate Cressona Ed Wallace Philadelphia H. A. Shaffer Grayce Thompson Herbert Logan East Street Charles Rhoads Samuel Cox Lykens Carlos Allen and Tower City Aaron Ralph W. Grove Boston Victor Talking Machine Company Victor Victor Company
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