University Club Big Dance Planned For 1920
The University Club schedules its first big dance of 1920 for Tuesday January 2 at the Penn Harris hotel ballroom and banquet halls. Reservations are limited to 160 couples with invites issued to members first. guests arranged after member space. Music by Sourbeer and his orchestra and college songs will heighten the college nostalgia.
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University Club
Harrisburg
Penn-Harris
Sourbeer
Robert T. Fox
Donald W. Huber
P. B. Rice
C. O. Shaar
Russell A. Preble
W. H. Earnest
Arthur E. Brown
H. H. Kirkpatrick
Frank B. Wickersham
Births Reported for Baldwin Enterline and Keller Families
Mr and Mrs Raymond W Baldwin announce the birth of son Raymond W Baldwin Jr on November 25 1919 at 738 South Twenty sixth Street Mrs Baldwin formerly Miss Bertha Dorothy Free of Harrisburg Also Mr and Mrs W C Enterline announce a son John Nevin Enterline born December 1 1919 at Camp Hill And Mr and Mrs John Keller announce a son Earl David Keller born November 25 1919 at Wormleysburg.
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Raymond W. Baldwin
South Twenty-sixth Street
Baldwin
Bertha Dorothy Free
Harrisburg
W. C. Enterline
Camp Hill
John Nevin Enterline
John Keller
Wormleysburg
Earl David Keller
Needlework Guild Bazar Opens With Rush Today
The Needlework Guild bazar opened in the storeroom at 319 Market Street with a country store, grab bag, cakes, dolls, and handmade items on display. Mrs. Edward Kirby Lawson of Penbrook chairs the committee.
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the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Polyclinic Hospital
Market Street
Edward Kirby Lawson
Penbrook
Large Military Ball Set by VFW Post in Winterdale Hall
Invitations issued for Howard J. Calder Post No 31 Veterans of Foreign Wars ball in Winterdale Hall on Wednesday December 10. The post is among the state's largest and influential groups with many prominent veterans. Committee led by H D Meyers chairman Charles H Burg commander and Charles A Jefferies adjutant.
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Howard J. Calder Post
United States
Winterdale Hall
H. D. Meyers
Charles H. Burg
Charles A. Jefferies
Warren Eisenhower Third Birthday Party at Race Street
The third birthday of Warren Eisenhower was celebrated at 614 Race Street with children enjoying games music and a supper. Attending were Esther Paul Martha Horner Gertrude Graham Catherine Keiser Dorothy Eisenhower Paul Albright Clair Woods Kenneth Temple George Duval Charles Eisenhower Warren Eisenhower Mrs Temple Mrs Snyder and the Eisenhowers hosted.
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P. M. Tebbs
Whitehall Street
Dorothy Jane Tebbs
Jack Horner
Elizabeth Hopkins
Miriam Stotz
Helen Byers
Rosalie Dare
Florence Dare
Helen Kirk
Adelia
Ruby Rosenberg
James Kirkpatrick
Stanley Brinton
Billie Rosenberg
Harold Brough
Lawrence Ferree
Jack James
Billie Conrad
Willard Rodgers
Paul Ingersoll Tebbs
Warren Eisenhower
Race Street
Esther Paul
Martha Horner
Gertrude Graham
Catherine Keiser
Dorothy Eisenhower
Paul Albright
Clair Woods
Kenneth Temple
George Duval
Charles Eisenhower
Benefit Bridge Nets 210 For Visiting Nurses
The aid society of the Visiting Nurse Association raised about $210 at a benefit bridge event Wednesday evening at the Civic Club house. Mrs. Howard A. Bingaman led the effort with association members and thanks were extended to all who assisted in the success.
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Civic Club House
Aid Society of the Visiting Nurse Association
Howard A. Bingaman
Privy Council Reverses Empress of Ireland Sinking ruling
The Privy Council overturns the Canadian Supreme Court, ordering the Canadian Pacific Company to share the proceeds from the sale of the Storestad after the Empress of Ireland disaster on the St Lawrence River. The liner, carrying 1200 passengers and crew, sank after colliding with the Storestad near Father Point on May 29, 1914, with 1024 lives lost including notable figures. Twenty one Americans were aboard and six were saved.
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London
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Canadian Supreme Court
St. Lawrence
Privy Council
Canadian Pacific Company
Montreal
Liverpool
Father Point
St. Lawrence River
Rimouski
150 Will Attend Underwriters Banquet
More than 150 members and guests are expected at the Life Underwriters banquet tomorrow evening in the Penn-Harris. E. H. Scheaffer is in charge of arrangements.
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Nderwriters
Eighth Regiment to Discuss Reorganization Dinner
The officers of the Eighth Regiment will hold a dinner and consultation in the Penn Harris tomorrow evening to discuss questions regarding the reorganization of the regiment. Mr and Mrs B Hammond and family of Middletown visited Mrs Mary Hammond at 2317 North Fifth Street who has been ill for a week.
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Wilhelm Kempe
Leona Muriel Kempe
Charles H. Kempe
Elizabeth
N. J
W. Carroll Wilhelm
New Jersey
Gresselli Chemical Company
Gresselli
Carl M. Kaltwasser
Riverside
Wareham
Baldwin
Second
Harris Streets
John W. Reed
Public Service Commission
Boas
North Front Street
Helen Espy
Penn- Harris
Fred J. Yestadt
Harrisburg Hospital
C. A. Emerson
New Orleans
Florida
Penn-Harris
B. Hammond
Middletown
Bishops Plan Five Years of United Brethren Work
The Joint United Brethren Board meets in Derry Street Church with Bishops Bell Foutz and Howard presiding. Reports detail denominational building, foreign missions, and church stewardship for the next five years. Address speakers include Oliver Williams C G Batdorf Ta Warner and Congressman Kreider.
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United Brethren Board
Bell and Foutz
Derry Street
United Brethren Church
A. T. Howard
Oliver E. Williams
Cc. G. Batdorf
Ta Warner
Mathews
H. H. Baish
W. M. McFaul
A. 8. Kreider
Professor Baish
United Brethren Ministry
Operators Standing By Fourteen Percent Wage Proposal
Coal operators in Washington are stood by the government fourteen percent wage advance for miners and have not considered any larger sum than the Fuel Administrations proposal. D A Kennedy secretary of the Kanawha Operators Association reports the stance as he attends the talks. Early reports say the coal situation in West Virginia remains unchanged.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Washington
Garfield
D. A. Kennedy
Kanawha Operators’ Association
Kennedy
West Virginia
Four of Schooner's Crew Drowned After Collision
Four members of the crew of the two masted schooner Mary F. Lynch were drowned when an unidentified tug struck and sank the vessel off 32nd Street Hudson River. Captain Andrew M. Francis was rescued. the four deceased were all African American seamen from Miami Florida. The schooner, loaded with stone, arrived from Stonington Maine and was bound for Ossining New York. Built in 1890 at New Castle Maine, it registered 105 tons.
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New York
Mary FE
Lynch
Thirty-second Street
Hudson River
Andrew M. Francis
Miami
Fla
Stonington
Ossining
N. Y
New Castle
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Attrac
Joseph Menzer
Jane
Charles Shaffner
Robert
Green Street
Samuel VanKirk
Oil City
Howard W. Goodman
Howard W. Goodman, Jr
Bethlehem
Goodman
B. H. Bennett
Mabel Cronise Jones
Columbia
Woman's Club
Spencer C. Gilbert
Francis Jordan Hall
Henderson Gilbert
North Second Street
Neil Salsich
Atlantic City
Needlework Guild Bazar
Frank Hull
Department of Mines
Coal Mining Institute of America
Pittsburgh
Marietta, Pa
Lancaster County Farm Bureau
Emerson Parrett International
Cleveland
Waterloo Bay
P. S. Bucher
International Tractors
Potts Manufacturing Company
Mechanicsburg
Xmas Entertainment
Shining Light
St. John’s Reformed Church
Hartman
Adrienne Myers
Elizabeth Myers
Dorothy Reheard
Andrew S. McCreath
Riverside Apartments
Civic Club
Margaret McCreath
Berwick-on-the-Tweed
Scotland
United Brethren
Judge McFaul
United Enlistment Movement
Congressman Kreider
Allegheny
East Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
P. M. Camp
Chas. Krauss
Market ST
P. C
Union Meat & Provision Company
North Third Street
Cumberland Street
Lebanon
Troup Bros
Rom Troup Bros
Xuias Talking Machine Club
North Market Square
Empire
PATHE
Stodart
Magnolia
Tablenola
Humanola
STARR
Victors
Columbias
Edisons
Rishell
Sonora
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