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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1914

Page

7

Chocolate Factory Hours Change Prompts Worker Relief

The Hershey chocolate factory shifted working hours from 6 20 a m to 7 a m to benefit employees living outside Hershey. Other notes record a Christmas sale by Hummelstown Dorcas Society, funeral for Solomon Cassel, and local visits and small town events. Swatara Creek remains unusually low for years.

Hummelstown I. T. S. Club Lutheran Sunday School Solomon Cassel Grantville Lutheran Philadelphia & Reading Ross Nissley Elizabethtown M. F. Nissley Clarence Conrad Katherine Washington, D. C Dorcas Society of the United Brethren Church Hershey Chocolate Factory Hershey George W. Cassel John Hemperly J. B. Rhodes Harrisburg Oscar Skinner Cc. H. Miller East Second Street

Golden wedding of Mr and Mrs John S Risser celebrated at Lawn Home

The December 5 1914 event in Lawn Pa marks the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs John S Risser. Guests from Elizabethtown Palmyra Florin Hummelstown Bachmansville Cressona Reading Lawn and other places gathered with gifts and flowers to honor the aged couple who have lived together in the same house. A photo includes many Risser family members and friends. Also noted is Marian Minsker of Zionsville leaving for West Chester to study at the normal school, after being Dauphin High School valedictorian in 1914.

John S. Risser Dauphin Lawn Home Course West Chester Lawn Samuel Risser Joseph S. Risser Christian M. Shenk John A. Shenk Harvey S. Risser Ezra S. Risser Irvin M. Killian John R. Killian Pauline Miller Noah W. Risser John W. Risser Albert G. Risser Stella G. Risser Clarence Mease Frank Mease Paul Mease Marian Minsker William Minsker Zionsville Minsker Dauphin High School

Fire In Manheim Area Fragments Highlight Local News

A Manheim note lists Shreiner building a large auto garage at West High and Grant. Several residents visit relatives in Columbia Elizabethtown Richlandtown Harrisburg and Palmyra. A 2 year old briefly ignites a lamp as a tablecloth is pulled. fire is contained.

Manheim John B. Shreiner West High Grant Streets John Krieder Lizzie Way Columbia Ephraim Good Bishop, Cal Charles Butter Clara Bolster A.S. Blough Elizabethtown Ed. Shank Reading William Madden Altoona Newton Gibble Martha Lausch Miles Lausch Adamstown E. P. Hostetter Steigel Street Elizabeth Thuma Laura Hersh Annville Palmyra Clayton Gibble Annie Barr Walter Hackman Harrisburg

Geib Celebrate Eighth Wedding Anniversary With Turkey Dinner

Mr and Mrs F W Geib mark eight years married with a turkey dinner at their Front Street home in Marysville Pa A bridge evening and music followed attendance included Scott Leiby J P Lilly R H Cunningham G H Eppley and others.

F. W. Geib Marysville, Pa Front Street Scott Leiby J. P. Lilly R. H. Cunningham G. H. Eppley Berkie Bitting Norfolk Lewis Bitting H. M. Wooden Renovo Jacob Kline W. H. Wilson Axis Charles Jeffries Lena Bowers New Kingston Henry Ettien Clara Charles Lebo Oberlin Wenrich Harrisburg J. W. Ashenfelter Charles E. Dryfuse Philadelphia Jersey City S. G. Geib Mary Bowers M. O. Sheaffer S. L. Flickinger Reading Mae Fisher Newport G. M. Fisher Lewis Tyson Green Street Scott S. Leiby

Home for Holiday College Students Visit Relatives

Duncannon reports a roundup of local residents visiting kin, returning from Philadelphia and Lancaster. College students John DeHaven Roy Heckendorn Clarence Glass Delath Mellinger William Jennings Katharine Hart and others spent Thanksgiving at home. James Rosborough improves after Mont Alto Sanatorium stay. Local families hosted relatives from Harrisburg Lebanon and Camp Hill.

Duncannon Duncannon Frank Wenstimaker Philadelphia Adelaide Schiller Lancaster John Frank Newport George Clara Zimmerman Ruth Lebanon Jesse McCoy Charles E. Johnston James Charles H. Miller Arty Charles Major Rebecca Elizabeth Owen Harrisburg John DeHaven Roy Heckendorn Bucknell University Clarence Glass Delath Mellinger William Jennings Lehigh University Katharine Hart

Mechanicsburg Hosts Delegation and Lectures on Germany

A Southern District Association delegation from the United American Mechanics visited Integrity Council No. 197 in Mechanicsburg, Pa., for a Monday meeting with speakers including Howard Holstein and Geo H. Sides. Lectures on Germany followed a study year, and social refreshments were served.

Mechanicsburg Order Southern District Association Integrity Council United American Mechanics Howard ©. Holstein Geo. H. Sides F. W. Gallatin J. T. Heisey Merle Altland D. P. Finkenbinder Rakestraw A. B. Leiber County Teachers’ Institute Carlisle A. A. Arnold W. H. Hench Shiremanstown L. M.neiffer Harrisburg Germany Woman’s Club Katharine Rough West Main Street Anna Shhroeder Hazel Martin Elizabeth Frank George Ross Ladies’ Aid Society St. Mark's Lutheran Church Margaret Nickel Bessie Singiser Helen Hagen Catherine Dice Catherine Stokes Hazel Rosmack Carrie Romack Dorothy Koser David Nickel Franklin Nickel Dorcas Society of the Church of God Harold Wrightsone Lebanon Valley College Brenner Pen Mar Elizabeth Campbell Scranton Julia Heffiefinger Olive Taylor

Good Properties Sold Recent Real Estate Transfers at Newville

Real estate notices from Newville Pennsylvania list transfers and local movements. Purchases include Daniel Heller buying the Gordon Leigh home on East Main street and John Heller building a new residence in the north end. The Hayes estate sells properties on South High street and Big Spring avenue for six thousand dollars. The Rev George N Lauffer resigns as Zion Lutheran pastor to join St John s Lutheran Church Steelton.

Newville George N. Lauffer Zion Lutheran Church Lauffer St. John’s Lutheran Church Fof Steelton Samuel A. Davidson Lizzie Davidson Phoenix Arizona Raymond Shenk Philadelphia J. G. Morrow Landisburg Landis Raymond Maxwell Harrisburg A. M. Maxwell Elizabeth Stewart George B. Landis A. Clair Landis Havana Cuba G. W. Landis Fred Randall Dorrancetown Robert Randall W. C. Woodburn Sara Akron Ohio Willis K. Glauser C. L. Searight Edith Bentz Lucretia Ott John Woodburn Robert Sollenberger Samuel Abrahams Altoona Daniel Heller Gordon Leigh East Main Street Big Spring Avenue Shirey W. R. Simpson Gertrude Hoover N. Parsons

Scalded with lard emory wentz meets wi butchering

Gettysburg Pa Dec 5 John B Jens a longtime resident dies at his York Street home in his ninety second year The town notes report Emory Wentz was scalded when boiling lard spilled from a can during butchering at his father's home Others include a hand amputation near Abbottstown a church bazaar and rural telephone organizers.

Emory Wentz Gettysburg John B. Jens York Street St. Francis Xavier Church Peter Grim Abbottstown Hollinger Wertz Hanover Grim Christian Endeavor Societies St. James Lutheran Church James Beaver Mount Joy Township William Wentz Wentz Frank R. Peckman Jerry Jacob Shank Maria F. Weigle York Springs Carlisle Ira F. Brame E. F. Strausbaugh J. I. Herter E. H. Plank

Large Surprise Party At Home Of Mr And Mrs Bowers

A large surprise party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs George F Bowers on Saturday evening. The gathering featured social time and refreshments with guests in attendance from the area and neighboring towns.

MR. and Mrs. Bowers Lloyd Strayer Dillsburg George F. Bowers Susie Look Vera Look Raysor Raysorville Heights Frank Wolfensberger John Baldwin Blanche Earl Leah Paul Wolfensberger LeRoy Wolfensberger Bertha Straw Hummelstown Herman Carl Marlin Eliza Shreiner Hulda’ Longenecker Highspire Marion Smith John Geyer Harrisburg

Tale of Mia Gray Duck and Mrs Black Hen

In Barnyard Village a gray duck hides eggs and resents chickens. When eggs vanish and a hen foists her own brood on the hen, the two mothers discover the ducklings swim as well as land. The ten little ducks end with two affectionate foster mothers.

Mia Gray Duck Black Hen Barnyard Village Mistress Peacock Mother Hen Mrs. Gray Duck Mother Black Hen Mother Gray Duck Mother Black

Farmers Party With Old Time Garments and Activities

Old time farmers party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Updegrove in Tower City featured guests in period attire, buckwheat cake and sausage supper, and games and dances. The event included an organizer for a new parent teachers association in the local schoolhouse. A local man, Jack Stakem, died of typhoid pneumonia at the hospital, leaving a wife and three children.

Tower City Henry Updegrove Charles Henry Homer Lebo Albert Stephens Ira Hoffman Wayne Kahler Guerny Troutman Jack Everman Lottie Reiner William Clouser George Rowe Kemble Lykens Bertha Jones Reading Hattie Barnhart Frank Barnhart William Sereiner William Barnhart Tremont Wise Wagner Smith G. Schoffstall William Jones Humphrey George Seesholtz Jack Stakem

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