Junior Aid Arranges For Christmas Stockings
The Junior Aid society held its regular monthly meeting at the home of first vice-president Miss Ellen Virginia Bishop of Riverside Drive. Plans were completed to provide for the poor at Christmas, dolls were collected for stockings, and two new members elect were Eliza beth Harris and Gladys Voorhees. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Aid Society
Ellen Virginia Bishop
Riverside Drive
Elizabeth Harris
Gladys Voorhees
Local Women Visit and Return From Philadelphia Trip
Misses Lydia Kunkel Alice Lescure Catherine Beidleman Eleanor Bailey Mary Louise Hubiey Louise Hickok Sara Bailey Betty Oenslager Cecilia Kunkel Jane Ely Alice V Cooper Margaret Davis Mary Cooper Bet tina Stine Winifred Meyers Nelle Payne Annette Bailey Dorothea Davis Theodora Kaufman Vir ginia Bishop Mrs Martindale Ward at 430 South Thirteenth street is home after visiting her daughter Mrs Fred Isenberg in Huntingdon Mrs H L Orth Miss Roberta Orth and Miss Anna Orth of the State Hospital returned from a visit in Philadelphia Miss Ella Delbo of 607 North Front street goes to Collingswood N J to visit cousins Dr and Mrs Howard Baer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Kunkel
Alice Lescure
Catherine Beidleman
Eleanor Bailey
Mary Louise Hubiey
Louise Hickok
Sara Bailey
Betty Oenslager
Cecilia Kunkel
Jane Ely
Alice V. Cooper
Margaret Davis
Mary Cooper
Bettina Stine
Winifred Meyers
Nelle, Payne
Annette Bailey
Dorothea, Davis
Theodora Kaufman
Virginia Bishop
Martindale Ward
South Thirteenth Street
Fred Isenberg
Huntingdon
H. L. Orth
Roberta Orth
Anna Orth
State Hospital
Philadelphia
Ella Delbo
North Front Street
Collingswood
N. J
Howard Baer
Edward F. Dunlap
North Second Street
Andrew Conrad
Lewistown
Calvin Wagner
H. J. Cohen
Harold
Harrisburg Hospital
Fire Companies Hold Elections In Three Town Units
Annual elections by Mt. Pleasant Shamrock and Susquehanna fire companies produced nominations for January elections. Mt. Pleasant re elected George W McKhenny as president for the twelfth time with a full slate of officers and trustees. Shamrock and Susquehanna also listed presidents secretaries foremen and delegates with multiple three year terms and convention delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Shamrock
Susquehanna
Good Will
Krely
Mt. Pleasant Company
George W. McKhenny
Mt. Pleasant No. 8
John W. Bowman
Charles
Russel Downey
Wm. Mcluade
Emanuel Bowman
Charles Downey
Harry Schreck
Firemen's Union
H. B. Long
Wm. C. Roberts
C. Downey
Firemen's
Kelief
R. Downey
Adam Coover
Harry L. Charles
Frank P. McKenzie
Shamrock No. 11
Francis Gardner
Lewis Miller
Charles E. Doelker
Daniel Zellers
B. C. Murray
Charley E. Doelker
Lawrence Robinson
Jacob Strine
George Gardner
B. C., Murray
William Ballets
Samuel Weaver
William Low
Elmer Hiney
Wilson Simmers
Firemen’s Union
Edward Z. Gross
Firemen's Relief Association
Edward Metzgar
Hope No. 2
Augustus Kreidler
Nelson Reinel
W. L. Windsor
John ©. Kindler
Edward Halbert
Edward Keys
Geo. J. Shoemaker
Ralph McCord
Harry Nelson Bassler
Charles Brice
Samuel Oleson
James Wolf
Harry Miller
Charles Sprucebank
Albert MeKabhie
George Bhier
Percy Patton
John Senegar
Horace Chain
Frank Kindler
G. Porter Hammond
Albert Mehatlic
Henry Miller
George J. Shoemaker
Earle Caton
Paul Sowers
Lester G. First
Charles Price
E. L. Fisher
Samuel E. Oleson
Mt. Vernon
William S. Tunis
H. D. Hilton
Charles D. Hilton
Robert H. Hughes
W. G. Etter
M. Gastrock
Stephen Bitner
H. J. Sebold
William 8. Tunis
Charles H. Hilton
Firemen’s Relief Association
D. Franklin
H. Miller
E. Dapp
Milton Myers
J. B. Looker
Local Society Notes and Visits From Harrisburg Area
Mrs George Fry hosted Market Square Presbyterian Sunday school class at 336 South Sixteenth Street with music and flowers. Guests include Trudell Lindley and others, with several families and visitors heading to Philadelphia briefly. Local residents Andrew Conrad and Harold Cohen return from visits, while Charles Rosenthal and Belle Cromie are noted for travels and hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fry
South Six
Teenth Street
Market Square Presbyterian Sunday School
A. T. Hubley, Jr
Trudell Lindley
Rachael Noble
Dorothy Arnold
Minerva van Horn
Mary Shupp
Lil
Leonard Cunkle
Briggs Street
W H. Heads
Rossiter Jameson
Thelma Jameson
Cleveland
Ohio
Lyman Rice
North Second Street
A. J. Rosenthal
Charles Rosenthal
Herr Street
New York
No-License League Plans 24 County Branches
Dauphin County No-License League to organize 24 local branches by December 17. Executive committee meeting at the Y M C A will finalize. Officers named include Rev. Harvey Klaer president and Rev. A S Lehman vice president with John De Gray secretary and James M Barker treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin County League
Harvey Klaer
A. S. Lehman
Hummelstown
John de Gray
James M. Barker
M. M
E. R. Nissley
Ella Goho
J. S. Armentrout
Wilmer Crow
J. Gilbert Aldinger
Harrisburg
Parisian Sage Ad Promises Hair Vitality in Comb Care
An advertisement warns of hair loss from combs and urges using Parisian Sage bought from H. C. Kennedy or a druggist. It claims scalp stimulation from root to tip improves growth, texture, and reduces itching and dandruff, noting the product is affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Kennedy
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FUR Parlor
Strich’s
FUR
Beaver
Red Fox
Iceland
Fox
Spangler
Maclay
Victoria
Mary Miles Minter
Emmy of
Stork’s Nest
Theda Bara
Junior Aid
Orpheum
Louis Simon
New
Big c
Lasky
Toylanders
Keith
Dorothy Gish
Old Heidelberg
Triangle
Rosco Arbuckle
Keystone Sennett
Colonial Orchestra
Andrew Mack
Amer
Ing
THE
Irish Dragoon
Theo
Burt Sayre
Mary Pickford
Jack Pickford
Glenn Martin
Paramount
Educational News Pictures
Marie Doro
Duncanopr
Russell H. Conwell
Technical High School
Harrisburg Academy
Academy
J. H. Troup Music House
Mt. Pleasant, Shamrock and
Albert E. Chesley
Reynard
North Third Street
Washington
Belle Cromie
New York City
Donaldson
Peruna
Charles Anspaugh
R. R
Lagrange
Ind
Miss Nettle E. Bogardus
Westfield
N. Y
Manalin
Havana
John C. Herman & Co
Victor
Victrolas
Edison
J. H. Troup
Music House
Troup Building
South Market Square
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