Busy Bees of Camp Hill to Host Annual Bazaar
The Busy Bees society of Camp Hill Methodist Church led by Mrs. George BR Luper will hold a bazaar and supper in the new fellowship building. A display of fancy work and household articles will be offered, with ice cream cake and candy. supper from 6 pm features a substantial menu, aiding the society’s treasury.
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Busy Bees Society
Camp Hill Methodist Church
George BR. Luper
New Fellowship
Busy Bees
Camp Hill
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Symptom Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for grippe and colds. It claims to open nasal passages, stop discharge, relieve headache and feverishness, and ease throat and sneezing with a 25 cent price at any drug store.
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Pape
Grippe
Market Square Y P S C E Elects New Officers For Year
The Young People's Christian Endeavor Society of Market Square Presbyterian Church elected officers for the year. President Harry L. Phelps, vice president Emily Cummings, secretary Mary B. Wills, treasurer Marie Hare, reporter Stewart Blair, librarian Daniel Roberts, organist Edith Denny, assistant organist Dorothy Taylor. Committee chairs include Nellie Gourley prayer meeting and Sara Nune maker missionary. Also noted are social Mabel Clark lookout John E. McCullough Sunday school Garfield McAllister visiting Dolores Segelbaum good citizenship James Reid and music Lawrence Moyer.
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Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Nellie Gourley
Harry L. Phelps
Emily, Cummings
Mary B. Wills
Marie H. Hare
Stewart Blair
Daniel Roberts
Edith Denny
Dorothy
Thanksgiving Donations at Home of the Friendless
Donations poured in for Thanksgiving at the Home of the Friendless, including fruit baskets from Miss Clara Cunkle and Mrs. Zollinger, and food staples from numerous donors and Messiah Lutheran Church. Public Schools contributed dozens of jars of fruit and vegetables, rice, cereal, potatoes, onions, and cabbage totaling extensive support.
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Clara Cunkle
Zollinger
Willard Young
A. J. Dull
Mary Mitchell
Anna
Sibyl Weir
E. C. Kunkel
Clarence Sigler
Anna Doehne
J. D. Demming
Mrs. Thompson
Mrs. King
John Reily
Miss Herr
J. Radle
Jacobs
Jas
H. Darlington
E. G. Slaybach & Co
Lynch
William Hammond
Jennie Dull
David Herr
Charles A. Kunkel
Edward Bailey
E. Keffer
L. A. Forney
Joshua Gress
Cameron Young
Yontz
Lamberton
Messiah Lutheran Church
Harrisburg Club Elects New Board At Annual Meeting
Harrisburg Club members elected Henderson Gilbert H W Stubbs and George S Reinoehl to three year terms on the Board of Governors. William H H Nell and Dr Wilmer R Batt filled two and one year vacancies respectively. A banquet followed. the board will organize Friday night.
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Harrisburg Club
Henderson Gilbert
H. W. Stubbs
George S. Reinoehl
William HH. Nell
Wilmer R. Batt
Informal State Meeting of U S Daughters of 1812 in Philadelphia
An informal State meeting of the United States Daughters of 1812 is set for Philadelphia at the Plastic Club on December 16. State and local officers plus invited guests will attend an executive meeting and State conference with two sessions starting at 10 30 AM.
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United States
Daughters 1812
Philadelphia
Plastic Club
Comac Street
James Barr Mersereau
U. S
Mabel Cronise Jones
Solomon Hiney
Steelton
Martha H. McInnes
Norristown
Societ
Parent-Teacher Meeting at Lochiel Open-Air School
The Lochiel Open-Air School PTA holds its second meeting tomorrow at 3 pm in the Lochiel building. Principal Miss Mary M. Snyder leads a program with an Education address by Prof Brehm, Health address by Dr Clarence R. Phillips, vocal solo by Mrs Frank Smiley, readings by Miss Violet Rowland, Victrola selections, school choir pieces, and a social hour with refreshments.
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Parent- Teacher Association
Lochiel
Mary M. Snyder
Professor Brehm
Clarence R. Phillips
Frank Smiley
Violet Rowland
Lambert Murphy
Trinity Choir
Large Leather Rocker Presented to A. A. Myers
Thirty employees of the Harrisburg Gas Company honored Abraham A. Myers on his seventy birthday with a surprise party at his home 1613 Regina street. Myers has served the company since 1869 in trusted positions and received a leather rocker as a gift. Music and refreshments accompanied the celebration.
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Harrisburg Gas Company
Abraham A. Myers
Myers
Regina Street
Party in honor of newlyweds at Green Dale Farm
Special to The Telegraphs Thompsontown Pa December 7 Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rohrbaugh Shuman hosted a dinner for twenty six in honor of newlyweds C Roswell Shuman and Esther Gramm Shuman formerly Miss Esther Galbraith Gramm of Harrisburg The event featured heirloom tableware bitter sweet and laurel decorations and a guest list including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rohrbaugh Shuman Mr and Mrs C Roswell Shuman Mr and Mrs Arthur Shuman Mr and Mrs Gilbert Haven Frank Mr and Mrs Warren Sellers Mr and Mrs Charles Ripman Ill Mrs Charles Brandt Mrs David H Spotts Miss Katherine Rickabaugh Mary Herr Pearl Haldeman Florence Dimm Helen Herrick Ruth Jones James Smith Gramm Gilbert Rickabaugh and George Stewart Shuman
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Thompsontown
Lloyd Rohrbaugh Shuman
Green Dale Farm
C. Roswell Shuman
Shuman
Esther Galbraith Gramm
Harrisburg
Arthur Shuman
Gilbert Haven Frank
Warren Sellers
Charles Ripman
Clair Kerehner
Charles Brandt
David H. Spotts
Katherine Rickabaugh
Mary Herr
Pearl Haldeman
Florence Dimm
Helen Herrick
Ruth Jones
James, Smith
Gramm
Gilbert Rickabaugh
George Stewart Shuman
Literary program at Susquehanna Township High School
The Susquehanna Township High School held a literary program last Friday afternoon featuring songs, solos, readings, essays, and a debate on free trade. Highlights included Estella Omert and May Albright as vocalists, Krantz Roberts and Fern Henry in readings, and a positive debate outcome for the negative side. The next meeting is scheduled for December 24, 1915 at 1 15 PM with patrons urged to attend, and local residents Roswell Haines and others were noted as visiting Philadelphia after stays in the city.
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Susquehanna Township High School
Estella Omert
May Albright
Krantz Roberts
Chas. Zimmerman
Fern Henry
May Rowe
Anson Miller
Robert Swat
Frank Martin
Emory McNeal
George Rensel
United States
Cawley Stine
Ruth Kepler
LeRoy Sweltzer
Emily Miller
Massa
Cold Weather Rheumatism Advised Treatment Card
The articled notes cold weather and dampness worsen rheumatism by stirring a preexisting blood taint. It cites uric acid or a hidden bacillus as possible culprits and claims thick blood builds relief. Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted to enrich the blood and prevent recurrence. free booklet available from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
Meeting Set To Plan Charity Play At Y M C A
Officers and Roberta Disbrow Lloyd Sunshine Society members will meet Mrs June Lake tomorrow at the Y M C A to organize the production The Magic Wheel for the society. Miss Mary Pilkay will host the Tourist Club this evening. Mrs Russell J Stackhouse travels to New York for Christmas shopping.
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Lake
Roberta Disbrow Lloyd Sunshine Society
June Lake
Telegraph
Mary Pilkay
Russell J. Stackhouse
South Front Street
New York
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Conway Hall
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Lucius Robinson
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U. S. Daughters of 1812
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Blough Factory
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Charles Thompson
John Y. Boyd
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Martin Luther Sarvis
Nellie
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Jersey City
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Lansing
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Green Street
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James F. Danner
Market Street
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Rebecca Grant
Greenville
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Cube
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Youngstown
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North Third Street
A. Carson Stamm
South Thirteenth Street
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Susquehanna Two
Roswell Haines
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John S’. Knox
George W. Giede
Ladies’ Bazaar
Charmeuse
Iront
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Larry Moon
Hazel Weiler
Sue Nissley
John Gitt
Edward J. Knisely
Miss Yingst
Miss Merry
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Bowman & Co
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State and Front Streets
Bonbons Chocolates
F. J. Althouse
Croll Keller
J. H. Baher
James C. McAlister
Huyler
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