Nocton's Auto Runs Off Bridge In Fog
A fogbound accident reports Noctors automobile leaving the road and plunging into the water beneath a bridge. No fatalities are confirmed though injuries are believed minimal.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1914
Page
8
A fogbound accident reports Noctors automobile leaving the road and plunging into the water beneath a bridge. No fatalities are confirmed though injuries are believed minimal.
A Lebanon Valley College student and Montclare Church pastor is the Rev John Jones son of Rev M H Jones long associated with Penbrook. He plans a revival at his church next week with addresses by prominent United Brethren clergy and intends to enter a theological seminary after completing studies.
Local social notes list visitors and short visits across Dauphin Pennsylvania during Thanksgiving week. Names include Mrs. Howard Bailey Miss Martha Cresswell Judge Henry Duffy Miss Mary Umberger Mrs. Emory Wierman and Julian son Miss Maggie Poffenberger James Lewis Gross Mrs. Frank Kline Miss Dorothy Helman Miss Anne Shaffer Edward Garman Mrs. Edwin Winterborn Mrs. Charles Bowman and children George and Ruth Arthur Lutz Harold Lutz P. B. Young Irvin Gerhart and the Forneys.
J W Forney an engineer at the Johnson Buaillie plant says his $30 pay envelope vanished while he shoveled coal into furnaces. He suspects the envelope slipped from his vest and was burned in the fire. Local reports note other community events from Millersburg area.
Green Castle Electric Light Company superintendent H S Bittner has handed in his resignation last week. The successor has not yet been appointed. William Alexander and F D Mickey of Chambersburg join the board. Local society notes include a reception for Mrs John Garfield Davison and a marriage announcement for Frank Hoffman Jr and Lena Lear. A fire damaged the home of Mrs Sophia Cain.
Newport Pa December 5 community plans a central Christmas tree in the Square with a star atop and about 200 electric lights. A large committee structure handles tree setup, finance and executive duties while local residents travel between Harrisburg Philadelphia Lewistown and Union Deposit for visits and updates.
Anville residents report holiday gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kreider visited their son D Albert Kreider in New Haven. Cyrus Herr hosted a turkey dinner for children and grandchildren, an annual affair enjoyed by all. Other notes include births, visits, and travels among local families in Lebanon and Harrisburg areas.
In Berrysburg Pennsylvania on December 5 a local notice reports the postponement of the teachers local institute from December 12 to December 19 at Uniontown. Superintendent Shambaugh visited town schools and several residents and visitors are named along with a Christmas program at the Lutheran and Reformed Sunday school. A man named Monroe Heim aged about fifty died of apoplexy at a farm near Pillow.
New Cumberland residents report a family reunion at Zion's View hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fink with Mrs. Annie Smaling and Ruth attending. Several locals made visits and returns from Lancaster Shippensburg Philadelphia Decatur IL Annville Williams Grove Wellsville and other towns.
Thompsontown notes births and visits as families welcome a newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Johnson. Many residents, including John Allen and David Keiser, travel to or from McCoytown and Williamsport, with visits spanning Lewistown, Harrisburg, Shippensburg, and other nearby towns. Multiple church and college affiliations appear, with Thanksgiving and weekend gatherings, parental support, and house moves among the highlighted social items.
Waynesboro Pennsylvania December 5 Herbert L Grimm state editor of the Philadelphia North American visited his parents Reverend Doctor and Mrs J Lower Grimm. Local hotel operators A Gasman Hains entertained friends at a fine turkey dinner including Eugene Bowyer Sarah C Way JT Lester Earp Baltimore and Isabel Todd Waynesboro. Samuel Care of Waynesboro celebrated his birthday with elaborate dinner hosted by his daughter in Chambersburg. Dr Mark L Heefner Daniel Heefner and Omar Kauffman drove to Philadelphia where Heefner and Heffner will resume studies at the University of Pennsylvania. A D Adams and F H Adams returned from Hanover and York. Mrs Clayton Philips and Miss Sue Philips spent weekend in Baltimore. Miss Marjorie Funk departed for Philadelphia for several weeks. John M Newcomer and family returned from their farm at Big Pool Md. Clarence Hartrook, formerly with Philadelphia Shoe Store, now with G M Spangler in Harrisburg, visited his mother. George Bartholow and family visited in Pittsburgh with Fred Bartholow of the Hotel Warner. The Ruby Seal Band of the Methodist Episcopal Church met at Miss Ethel Washabaughs home for a brief program with refreshments. Mary Babb of Carlisle visiting friends here. Dr and Mrs Joseph Enniss returned after a short stay in New York and New Haven Conn.
In Lewistown area reports 38 deer shot this season in Mifflin County's Seven Mountains region. The item also notes local social visits and movements, with mentions of residents from Harrisburg Cleveland Philadelphia and Baltimore visiting nearby towns and attending church gatherings and Thanksgiving meals.
Dillsburg Pa December 5 Recent the Ladies of the Monaghan Round Table presented their annual play the Matrimonial Exchange at the Dillsburg Opera House described as the most successful yet. The cast photo lists Charles Smith as Billy Light Mrs Ira Heikes as Mrs Bridget O Flanagan Robert Bailey as Michael McGinnis Mrs Charles Sidle as Mrs Clyde a widow Harry Grimes as Laurence Gotrox banker Katherine Altland as a colored maid Daniel Altland as Lord Reginald Montgomery Mrs Charles Altland as Fanny Gusher Grant Sheffer as Gustave trainer Gretna Beitzel as Pareppa De Claimer actress and poetess Mr Cook as Laury Gotrox Katherine Gintzer as Nellie Clyde Mrs Robert Smith as Alvira Slimmins Gabble with children William Sheffer as Thomas Jefferson Gabble Elizabeth Cook as Malinda Gabble Katherine Graff as Katherine Clyde Bertha Sidle as Sarah Elizabeth Gabble James Smith as George Washington Gabble and two black cats represent the pets.
Miss Lavina Lemon of Mifflin earns the grand gold medal for Woman's Christian Temperance Union work with the intercounty contest held last May at Ridge Avenue Methodist Church. Local notices list many residents visiting relatives and traveling to events.
A collection for Belgian sufferers at union services Thanksgiving evening and Methodist Episcopal Sunday school Sunday morning raised over 22 dollars. Various local residents visited relatives and traveled to nearby towns this week.
Mount Joy pa December news details Benjamin F Gochenaur of Mount Joy joining Elizabethtown Gunning Club for a two weeks expedition to Keating Clinton county capturing a fine 200 pound deer the only one shot by club members. Samuel S Stacks celebrated his 65th birthday by giving a school offering and the article notes several local social visits and events.
Hershey Pennsylvania reports the post office occupying newly refurbished spaces formerly used by the Hershey Trust Company in Cocoa avenue. Local residents Dr W T Sherman Culp of Chicago will speak on Unearned Kings at Hershey Central Theater Sunday at 3 PM while others are noted about visits and moves in town.
Elizabethville Pa December 5 Miss Sarah Goodyear from Harrisburg visits the Gaulpp sisters. Mr and Mrs Jesse Sheetz attend William Sheetz funeral at Carsonville. Florence Cooper Paxtang visits parents. Clinton Miller family at Lykens Williamstown. Isaac Miller Lemoyne and son visiting. Elizabeth Weaver home from Philadelphia. Esther Mattis visits Berrysburg. John Miller Denver Pa visits. Isaac Bonawitz carpenters at Malta. Lenker announces birth of a daughter. Aaron Shoop ill Tuesday morning improved. Elmer Culp travels in New York State for Valley Shoe Co. Charles W Cook arrives with western horses. Romberger and Matter United States grangers stationed at Highspire. Local stores begin holiday styles with no decorations noted.
Blain Pa December 5 Lou Bistline Robert Wentz and Edmund Book attended a midwinter course in agriculture at State College. Other items note Miss Sallie Collins learning dressmaking at Mrs Sallie Kreamer and several local visits and social notes including marriages and visits among residents.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.