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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1919

Page

4

Keystone Motor Car Co Drives 17 Dodge Cars Displayed

The Keystone Motor Car Company, Dodge distributors, drove a fleet of 17 Dodge models from the factory to Huntingdon. The cars, including t-bird sedans and roadsters, are now on display at 57 South Cameron Street. Chal mers Horton, 25, of Mount Union, died from wounds suffered while deer hunting. another hunter, A L Stapleton, shot Horton, mistaking him for a deer.

Keystone Motor Car Co Keystone Motor Car Company Dodge Brothers Dodge Tottring South Cameron Street Huntingdon Chalmers Horton Mount Union A. L. Stapleton Horton

Secretary Daniels to Speak at Chamber Dinner

Chamber of Commerce officials report 300 reservations for a luncheon Monday where Josephus Daniels Secretary of the Navy will be the speaker. Attendance is limited to chamber members and the dinner is at the O'Cock. Daniels will also speak at a celebration in Crace Methodist Church. Miss Gottshall Gottshhall illness causes postponement of yesterday's meeting to next month.

Miss Gottshall M. Glenn Gottshhall Associated Aid Societies

School Board Authorizes Fifth Acre Plot Purchase and Fager Building Sale

The board approved buying five acres at Sixth and Division streets from the McKee-Graham estate, part of Hoffman's Woods. It also authorized selling the Fager Building on Walnut Street to the city for 20,000, used as police headquarters. The city leased it for five years at 2,500 yearly after renovations. Franklin J. Roth, William Avord, and Howard M. Bingaman began terms. The board will inspect new Junior High facilities, address janitors overtime pay next meeting, authorize two substitutes as regular teachers, and approve new city school typewriters.

Sixth and Division Streets Fager Walnut Street Sixth and Division Streets Hoffman's Woods North Sixth Street McKee-Graham Franklin J. Roth William Avord Howard M. Bingaman

Camp Curtin Junior High School Notes

A report from Camp Curtin Junior High highlights the socialized recitation as a key democratizing tool. The Speak Well Club showcased ninth year sections with critiques, student performances, and praise for speeches on Lincoln, Roosevelt, and Mogui Indians. The program featured trumpet solos by George Cohen and a talk by Mr Dhalwanie of Bombay introducing Hindoo culture and India’s international ties.

Katherine Aumiller Carrie Fairies Elda Stambaugh Ruth Brumbaugh Grace McLaughlin Anna Weitmyer May Tittle Laura Crane Ruth Wells Lois Booker Samuel Wilson Wallace Liggett Marion Oehme John Jesavio Paul Donmeyer Lincoln Lenore Rice Ruth Lisse Theodore Roosevelt Evangeline Shelhamer Helen Ritter Miss Ritter Harriet Witman Elizabeth Longaker John McCullough Robert Delmotte Harvey Kjaer George Miller Dick Johnson Smith Helen Graeff Dhalwanie Bombay India Newton Swails

Polyclinic Campaign Organized To Guard Funds

M T East president of Polyclinic Hospital board warned Harriburg residents that unauthorized solicitations in the name of the hospital are not approved. He said only one assigned collector will be official for each solicited person, and no general public subscriptions will be asked before mid January.

M. T. East Polyclinic Hospital Harriaburg

Dr Frederick G Coan to Speak at Covenant Church

Dr Frederick G Coan of Persia will address Covenant Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening at 7 45 o clock. The event aims to inform attendees on timely concerns and draws parishioners from the community.

Coan Frederick G. Coan Persia Covenant Presbyterian Church

Pine Street Churches Communion Service Announces Programs

The Pine Street Presbyterian Church outlines morning communion with Dr. Lewis Seymour Mudge preaching on The Changeless Christ and evening service on Samson. The day features a Sunday school at 1 40, choir and cantata selections, and a schedule of Monday through Friday activities including Trus tees meetings Red Cross and Scouts. December 14 baptism for children is announced with service music varied across churches.

Pine Street Presbyterian Church Lewis Seymour Mudge Samson Boyd Memorial Board of ‘Trustees W. P. Stuart Pine Street Bethany

Music in the Churches at Messiah Lutheran Sunday Service

The program lists morning and evening preludes, anthems, offertories, postludes, and solo numbers by performers including Stanley G. Backenstoss and Mr Buckenstoss. Students and choirs present cantatas and hymns, with titles by Bach, Mendelssohn, Dubois, and others, reflecting a festive Christmas and religious program at Messiah Lutheran and Christ Lutheran churches.

Bethlehem Lutheran Stanley G. Backenstoss Pietro von Gesu Bambino Jesus Messiah Lutheran Buckenstoss Cecil Fanning Pine Street Amilitar Malling J. S. Bach Dubois God Poster Klein Warren Mendelssohn

Morning Prelude Mediation Cadman Trio Chorus

Morning-Prelude Mediation performed by Cadman trio with Softly Now the Light of Day anthem sung by Sudds Mrs Bowman Miss Shartzer and Mr Manley in a community concert setting. The program highlights vocalists and a classical arrangement.

Errata Feuille Cui Buck Lagarde Kinder Briggs Ferrata Meredith Allegro Con Fuoco Beréns Cadman Sudds Bowman Miss Shartzer Mr. Manley

Fraternity to Hold Masquerade Party at Capitol Clubhouse

A masque or party will be held Christmas Eve at the clubhouse of Capitol Legion No 1108 National Protective League located at 26 North Third Street.

Capitol Legion National Protective League North Third Street

Scouts Attend Great Rally in Harrisburg Church

The Boy Scouts of Harrisburg packed Zion Lutheran Church with nearly a thousand onlookers for a district rally hosted by Troops 1 and 14. Troop 13 staged a life saving demonstration. other troops showcased first aid, knotting, compass use, and campfire scenes while Scout Executive J. Frederick Virgin and Commissioner William H. German spoke on scouting growth and methods.

Boy Scouts of Harrisburg Zion Lutheran Church Reformed Salem Church Troop 14 Zion Pine Street Presbyterian Church Reveille Penbrook John I. O'Neill Market Square Presbyterian Church Zion Church Ivy John H Faver Harrisbur Pine Street Church Christ Lutheran Church Knotting Capital Street Presbyterian Church Sixth Street United Brethren Church Stevens Memorial Church Bethlehem Lutheran Church Immanuel Lutherin Church J. Fredrick Virgin William H. German

Armenian Struggles Highlighted by Dr Coan in Market Square

Dr Frederick G Coan of Persia spoke yesterday afternoon at Market Square Presbyterian Church about Armenian suffering. He plans a follow up address next Tuesday evening at Covenant Presbyterian Church at 7 45.

Coan Armenan Market Square Presbyterian Church Frederick G. Coan Persia Covenant Presbyterian Church

Spanish War Veterans Elect New Officers in Harrisburg

Harrisburg Camp No. 8 of the United Spanish War Veterans elected officers at a meeting last evening. They expressed appreciation to Post 27, American Legion, for inviting them to the Legion smoker and vaudeville on Thursday at Chestnut Street auditorium. They voted to cooperate with the Legion and planned to find suitable quarters for the year. Commander, D. FF. Marakan, was elected.

Harrisburg United Spanish War Veterans American Legion Legion Chestnut Street D. FF. Marakan

Senior leadership roster for veterans group listed

Senior vice commander Whermang Bitner junior vice commander CG F Hantzman officer of the day William C Horton officer of the guard Charles Cluck trustee N W Rearn.

Whermang Bitner CG. F. Hantzman William C. Horton Charles Cluck N. W. Rearn

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