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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1916

Page

11

Enola to Host First Community Christmas Tree

Enola sees a community Christmas tree planned on the Y M C A lawn with joint committees from the Y M C A Lutheran Methodist Reformed United Brethren and civic groups. The tree marks the first of its kind in Enola and will be set up by the playground association. Dr Abner Blair a Chambersburg physician dies in a Philadelphia hospital at age seventy.

Enola G. Hepford Feneral Enola Y. M. C. A W. T. Montague W. L. Fisher J. H. Kinter M. S. Sharp George E. Rudy H. M. Bloser The Lutheran Church F. G. Sleep W. L. Troup L. Mae Bitner Methodist Church T. H. Matterness J. F. Zellers Reformed Church J. S. Glen C. L. Cocklin Mrs. Heller United Brethren Church J. W. Harm Chambersburg Abner Blair Philadelphia Public Playground Association of the Enola Pa Association Miss Goodyear New Cumberland Yates Fourth Street Church of God Harrisburg A. R. Ayres Trinity United Brethren Church Lizzie Goodyear Herman Goodyear Bridge Street

Women Sufferers Need Swamp Root Remedy Ad

Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often misattributed to other causes. Swamp Root, Dr. Kilmer's kidney remedy, offered in fifty cent or one dollar bottles, claims to restore kidney health and relieve back pain nervousness and despondency. Request a sample by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton NY and mention Harrisburg Daily Telegraph.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Harrisburg Daily Telegraph

Penbrook Borough Passes Traffic Ordinance

Penbrook Borough Council approved a new traffic ordinance on Tuesday night. It requires vehicles to pass to the right when facing head-on and to the left when overtaking, keep close to the right curb, bans loud noise, and prohibits anyone under 19 from commercial driving. The ordinance assigns accident liability to the involved individuals rather than the borough.

Penbrook

Bank owners vow to cover losses from bank failure

Direct ors of the Lemaster National Bank say no one outside the bank will lose a cent due to cashier Myers and contractor Clyde Coon. United States Examiner Shepp oversees the books with Myers and President Neikirk. The bank will reopen as soon as permitted and losses are expected under 100 000. Myers faces judgments totaling about 73 000. he may become bankrupt. Coon is believed to be in New York City. Work on the Fort Louden and McConnellsburg railroad has ceased.

Chambersburg Lemaster National Bank Enos D. Myers Clyde Coon Fort Louden McConnellsburg United States Shepp Myers Neikirk Coon New York City Fort Louden and

Corns Loosen and Lift Off Pain Free

An advertisement touts a corn remover that loosens the corn and lifts it off without pain. It claims quick drying and immediate wear of regular shoes, sold by Law and Co. Chicago Illinois for 25 cents a bottle, with nationwide availability.

Nationa Lawa Co Chicago Til

Social and Personal News of West Shore Towns

West Shore news lists social calls and visits among residents of Shiremanstown New Cumberland Marysville and nearby towns. Notables include Mrs Willis C Trimmer of Gettysburg and Mrs John H Sheely of Shiremanstown visiting Philadelphia and Harrisburg friends. many cross-town journeys noted.

West Shore Willis C. Trimmer Gettysburg Jennie Stephens Shiremanstown George Taylor Ardmore Tillie Williams Harrisburg Edward Barnitz Carlisle J. W. Sheets A. M. Sheaffer Clayton C. Sheaffer Toledo Ohio Luther McLaughlin Mary Weigel I. A. Wrightstone Junior Stalter Irvin Wrightstone Good Hope J. A. Rhea New Germantown Blain A. Bower John H. Sheely Robert N. Atticks Smith Cowl Philadelphia Minerva Dyer Atglen LeRoy Bates Norman. Spahr Dorothy Christina Jessie Stalter Warwick N. Y Mr. Weatherly Weatherly Utah Walter Cooper New Cumberland Harry Pitzner Helen William Hefflefinger J. W. Adams North Andover Mass C. R. Haney Marysville John Bland Howard Mina Houdeshel Baltimore Miles Stambaugh G. A. Eppley George Reage A. B. Taylor Newton Hamilton Parley Ketcham New Brunswick N.J

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