Technical High School Seniors Dance to Be Held Wednesday
The Technical High School senior class plans a Wednesday dance at Hanshaw's Hall on December 17 with the Sourbeer Meyers five piece orchestra. No invitations are issued, formal attire required, and all friends of the class are welcome. The event is organized by the senior class dance committee led by Charles Lingle Calvin Frank Bernard Alsinger Henry Palm Blair Hefkin and Ross McCord.
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Technical High School
Hanshaw’s Hall
Sourbeer- Meyers
Charles Lingle
Calvin Frank
Bernard Alsinger
Henry Palm
Blair Hefkin
Ross McCord
Charity Ball Set By Associated Aid Societies
Announcement that the annual charity ball will be held in Chestnut Street Auditorium Thursday January 29 with Mrs. Marlin BE Olmsted as chair and a committee including Miss Anne McCormick, Frank J. Brady, Henderson Gilbert, John Fox Wells and Edwin E Herman. Bolshevism to be discussed at College Club meeting December 9 at 2 30 p.m. Mrs R T Baker’s home hosts. Miss Helen Burchall visiting from Wilkes Barre. Randolph Jackson returns to Cleveland after visit to relatives in this city and York.
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Associated Aid Societies
Chestnut Street
Marlin BE. Olmsted
Anne McCormick
Frank J. Brady
Henderson Gilbert
John Fox Wells
Edwin
College Club
R. T. Baker
North Second Street
Helen Burchall
Wilkes- Barre
Ella May Young
Green Street
Randolph Jackson
Cleveland
York
Holiday Dansant in Penn-Harris Harrisburg
Christmas afternoon at the Penn Harris ballroom will host a dansant organized by Dorothy Bothwell Mary Lutman Reed McCarty and George Shreiner Jr with Sour beer Meyers Orchestra. Tea will be poured by a group of young women and dancing runs from 2 30 to 5 80 as a social afternoon for holiday visitors and locals.
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Harrisburg
Penn-Harris
Dorothy Bothwell
Mary Lutman
Reed McCarty
George Shreiner, Jr
No Reductions in Taxes for Ensuing Year
Secretary Glass reports no appreciable tax cuts for the next fiscal year and urges strict economy to end government borrowing. He cites estimated expenditures of 5.63 billion for 1920 and 4.47 billion for 1921, with a current-year deficit near 3.9 billion and 2.0 billion for 1921.
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Congress
Elf Ventures
Europe
United States
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Judiciary
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Navy Department
Interior
Department
Post Office Department
Department of Commerce
Department of Justice
Department of Labor
Interior Department
Reclamation Sethe Shipping Board Himaepping Boa
Associated Aid Society Elect Officers in Harrisburg
Karl DeSchweinitz spoke to Associated Aid Societies highlighting a new era of understanding and service. Miss M. Glenn Gutshall reported growth and relief expenditures of 14 290.81, with Stanley G. Jean named treasurer for a proposed foundation fund to handle bequests and support the needy.
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Karl DeSchweinitz
Philadelphia Society For Organized Charities
Associated Aid Societies
Civic Club
Associated Aid
DeSchweinitz
M. Glenn Gutshall
Stanley G. Jean
Jean
Harrisburg
Chamber of Commerce
Frank J. Brady
William Henderson
Edwin S. Herman
Mercer B. Tate
Francis J. Hall
D. D. Hammelbaugh
Henry W. A. Hanson
Mary Heister
Charles H. Hunter
Morris E. Jacobson
George Kunkel
Vance C. McCormick
Donald McCormick
Marlin E. Olmsted
Charles BE. Pass
Clarence R. Phillips
Mary E. Reily
John F. Sweeney
Woman's Missionary Society Bazaar Held Tomorrow
The annual bazar of the Second Reformed Church Woman's Missionary Society on Green and Verbeke streets runs from 2 to 10 PM tomorrow. The junior department offers Christmas gifts ice cream and cake on sale.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Second Reformed Church
Green
Verbeke
Life Underwriters to Hear Experts Speak
James V. Barry assistant secretary Met Life and ex Insurance Commissioner of Michigan and Graham C. Wells general agent Provident Life and Trust Pittsburgh and NA Life Underwriters vice president will address Central Pennsylvania Association of Life Underwriters at a 6 PM dinner Saturday in the Penn Harris Hotel. John Heathcote Met Life manager in the city announced all life insurance men in Central Pennsylvania are invited to attend regardless of membership.
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United States
Central Pennsylvania Association of Life Underwriters
Penn-Harris
James V. Barry
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
ex-Insurance Commissionr
Michigan
Graham C. Wells
Provident Life and Trust Company
Pittsburgh
National Association of Life Under Writers
John Heathcote
Pennsylvania
Local fraternal officers elected for coming year
The initiation officers for the coming year were elected with Con sul Harry Hill past consul George Nebinger adviser John K. Morrow clerk E A Miller assistant clerk John L. Huston banker H H Towsen escort J J Matter physicians Albra W Baker J H Kreider watchman George W Filer sentry C E Rea trustee George Ty Satehell.
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Mington
Pel
Harry Hill
George &. Nebinger
John K. Morrow
E. A. Miller
John L. Huston
H. H.towsen
J. J. Matter
Albra W. Baker
J. H. Kreider
George W. Filer
C. E. Rea
George Ty Satehell
Tabor Inquest Resumes In Lawton Michigan
The inquest into the death of Maud Tabor, noted language and literature student, resumed in Lawton Michigan after the body was found jammed in an old trunk in the basement. Indications point to an adjournment for two weeks after today’s session.
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Tabor
Lawton, Mich
Maud Tabor
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