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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1915

Page

5

Good Will Fire Raises Funds for New Enginehouse

West Fairview Pa Dec 6 a committee for Good Will Fire Company completed a cost report showing total building cost 6114 11 with 4003 46 raised from subscriptions bazaars and festivals leaving 1110 65 to raise. Funds expected during December 20 to January 1 fair and bazar. Florin Dec 6 a serious carriage accident near the culvert left Mr and Mrs A L Brandt with rib injury and internal wounds after their carriage was struck by a racing team. Aubrey Sheesley son of J Paul and Mrs Sheesley dislocated his left leg at the Halifax home and was taken to Harrisburg Hospital.

Florin Here A. L. Brandt Mrs. Brandt Mr. Brandt Halifax Aubrey J. Paul Sheesley Front Street George M. Matter Halifax Township Harrisburg Hospital

Skin Book Ad Offers Free Sample by Mail

An old advertisement pitches a free sample skin care book by mail. It promotes a 32-page skin guide and asks readers to send a postcard to Cuticura Department T Boston for a copy, noting worldwide availability.

Cuticura Dept. T Boston Resinol Baltimore

Bear Dinner by East Bound Hump Crew at Enola Yards

Enola Pa Dec 6 last evening the east bound hump crew held a roast bear and pig dinner in the trainmen room. A 286 pound bear shot near Williamsport by William H Deckard was served with music by the crew sextet. A list of attendees follows including many crew members and staff. Also notes 79 rail cars for Russia passed Enola yards en route to Vladivostok and Marysville seeks to organize a sixteen piece orchestra led by D D Fisher.

Enola Enola Yards Williamsport William H. Deckard D. Vogel M. H. Williams W. H. Deckard J. M. Hilderbrant C. J. Nunemaker Mec. Steeley C. H. Kreitzer W. D. Corker B. E. Shull W. H. Crawford T. C. Griffith Philip Rothnar Night Yardmaster W. B. Lightner G. W. Kapp C. H. Cupples R. J. Morris T. E. Glatfelter A. M. Fry Walter Russia Vladivostok Marysville, Pa D. D. Fisher Fisher C. R. Weills Marysville

Orchard demonstration schedule in Perry county Pa

Perry county orchard demonstrations by the Bureau of Zoology, Department of Agriculture, Harrisburg, set for December 8 and 9 with demonstrator J. C. Williams. Meetings begin at 1 PM, rain or shine, at Newport and New Germantown sites hosted by Charles F. Tressler and C. W. Otto respectively.

Marysville Bureau of Zoology Department of Agriculture Harrisburg Perry County Charles F. Tressler Newport C. W. Otto New Germantown J. C. Williams

Railroad erects houses for Enola yard expansion needs

New Cumberland tale notes a plan by the railroad to build several new houses to replace those destroyed by enlarging the Enola yard for foreign labor accommodation. A local party celebrated William Ennis Jr.'s fourth birthday with games and a red and white dining room, a cake with four red candles, and candy-filled peanuts as favors.

Enola New Cumberland William Ennis William

Social and Personal News of Towns Along West Shore

Marysville residents and relatives visit towns from Philadelphia to Altoona and York. People from Marysville travel to Baltimore New York City and Mifflintown while others host and welcome relatives in Loysville Enola and New Cumberland. Social visits include Frences Fortenbaugh Grace Lucas Anna Hammaker and Shelly among others.

West Shore Mary Lick Marysville Philadelphia C. R. Miller South Bethlehem Frances Fortenbaugh Grace ‘Lucas Altoona Charles Jeffries T. J.bower Baltimore Bruce Rider John Rider Martha Boyer Helen Gnau York Ruth Raisner Duncannon H. R. Raisner Pauline Glass Elsie Glass J. C. F. Geib New York City Frank Germeyer Carlisle Philip Hershley Walter Myers Indianapolis George Myers Myrtle Lightner Joe Donald J. B. Lightner Loysville Anna Hammaker New Buffalo Elizabeth Robinson Plymouth Ohio J. J. Colyer Jacob Lefever New Cumberland Merl Harry Shelly Goldsboro George Grove Ruth Haverstock Lancaster Ida Kreiger Bellavista KE. A. Brunner Enola William Carrigan Freda Jacobs Mifflintown Juniata County J. 8 Famous Ladies’ Mite Society St. Matthews’ Church

Miss Cora Good Weds Victor M Harnish in Mennonite Ceremony

In Marietta Pa on a Saturday evening Miss Cora Good of Conestoga Center married Victor M Harnish of Willow Street in a Mennonite Church service conducted by Rev John H Moser. Attendants were Miss Edna Harnish and Evan McKinney.

Marietta, Pa Cora Good Conestoga Center Victor M. Harnish Willow Street John H. Moser Mennonite Church Edna Harnish Evan McKinney

Kreider Shoe Company reps hosted by Congressman Kreider

Congressman and Mrs. A. B Kreider entertained factory representatives from Kreider Shoe Company visiting Annville Pennsylvania during a week long stay at their East Main Street home. Attendees included H Cushman C H Cushman J H Sallenbach J Edward Baker William Dallas H C Harnish A H Kreider BE Withers E S Gerberich and G R Kreider.

Annville Kreider Kreider Shoe Company East Main Street H. Cushman C. H. Cushman J. H. Sallenbach J. Edward Baker William Dallas H. C. Harnish A. H. Kreider BE. W. Withers

Bryan Urges Wilson to Mediate Again

Ex Secretary of State William J. Bryan urged President Wilson to renew mediation efforts with the belligerents. He called for the president to seek peace terms from all involved, arguing humanity and neutral rights require such overtures.

Bryan Wilson Associated Press Washington, D. C William J. Bryan

Central Democrats to Elect Officers Friday

The annual election of the Central Democratic Club will be held Friday night, December 31. Nominees include Edward Moeslein for president, Charles W. Erb for treasurer, D. Reel for secretary, and several for house and membership committees. Additional nominations may be made at the meeting. Miss Marguerite Herr of Lancaster visits Miss Clara Cromleigh in West Main Street, Mechanicsburg.

Central Democratic Club Edward Moeslein Charles W. Erb D. Reel E. M. Winemiller D. K. Young George Marshall House Committee James G. Miles O. J. Bogan James B. Maul Ernest Krentz Peter Vanderloo H. W. Jones Charles Dasher Charles S. Trace Charles Moeslein C. B. Shammo Reese Powell John A. Dinger Charles Kohler H. A. Phillips Sand Charles Duttenhoffer Lancaster Mechanicsburg Marguerite Herr Clara Cromleigh West Main Street

Vesuvius eruption staged in a grand miniature display

In a store theater a large scale replica of Vesuvius erupts on stage as spectators watch women and children flee the fictional city of Herculaneum. Dives Pome Roy and Stewart have crafted the scenic effects with J J Sulzer designing the set. Two daily performances from last Saturday through Christmas with a 4000 seat hall, Victrola music, and dramatic thunder and lightning.

Mt. Vesuvius Herculaneum Dives Pomeroy and Stewart J. J. Sulzer

Dillsburg Veterans Banquet Honors 13 Post Members

In Dillsburg Pennsylvania on December 6 the General James B. Ricketts Post No. 57 of the Grand Army of the Republic held its annual banquet at the Hotel Central with thirteen members present. Rev G H Eveler served as chaplain and led the gathering. A piano advertisement notes Spangler Music House as the conservative choice for high rent avoiders. A separate Lewistown notice states a site for a new 100000 dollar high school on A C Mayes Green Avenue plot, four hundred feet frontage and over five acres.

Dillsburg James B. Ricketts Grand Army of the Republic Hotel Central G. H. Eveler Lewistown A. C. Mayes Green Avenue

Sauerkraut Dinner Planned by Enola Ladies Aid

Enola Pennsylvania on December 6. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church will host a sauerkraut dinner and supper at the Enola P. R. R. M. A. building on Tuesday December 14.

Enola Ladies’ Aid Society of The Methodist Episcopal Church

Debility and Pink Pills Offer Vital Rebuilding

Symptoms of debility describe fatigue, pallor, and loss of vigor with normal organ function. Dr Williams Pink Pills tone the system, restore appetite and sleep, and improve color as blood returns to the muscles. Free books on blood building and eating are offered by Dr Williams Medicine Co.

Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y Dr. Williams

Burgess F. W. Lentz Buried at Marysville

Franklin W. Lentz chief burgess of Marysville died Tuesday night. Funeral held at his Valley street home with Rev. Parsons and Rev. Fuhrman officiating. Buried in Chestnut Grove Cemetery. Tomorrow the Ladies' Aid Society of the United Evangelical Church will be hosted by Miss Lydia Maurey at her High street home.

Marysville Franklin W. Lentz Valley Street C. A. Parsons Church of God L. A. Fuhrman United Evangelical Church Chestnut Grove Cemetery Dauphin Ladies’ Aid Society The Lydia Maurey High Street

Memorial services for Harrisburg Elk Lodge draw 11500

The annual memorial service of Harrisburg Lodge No 12 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks was held yesterday afternoon at the Orpheum Theater with more than 1500 members and invited guests in attendance. Emerson Collins Deputy Attorney General spoke. Robert L Schmidt read the dead roll. Prayers were offered by two pastors and Benjamin W Demming delivered the preliminary address. The musical program was a major feature.

Harrisburg Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Orpheum Theater Elks Emerson Collins Williamsport Robert L. Schmidt Harry Nelson Bassler Second Reformed Church Thomas Reisch Christ Lutheran Church Benjjmin W. Demming

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