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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1916

Page

17

Christmas shopping guide from Market Square stores

Readable excerpts from J H Troup Music House and neighboring shops offer holiday records, furs, skating boots, men’s pajamas, home portrait services, candles, bracelets, boudoir pillows, and craft supplies with suggested gifts and prices, highlighting local retailers and festive offerings.

Viola Stouffer Birthday Party In 1908 Home

Forty guests gathered at 1908 Forster street to celebrate Viola Stouffer age four with a Christmas motif party. Guests included Dorothy Shakespont and Mary Duncan Wirt among many others. Assisting hosts and grandmothers joined the festive occasion with games and stories.

Viola Stouffer Forster Street Dorothy Shakespont Mary Duncan Wirt Blanche Elizabeth Wirt Jean Myers Mary Jane Myers Helen Hake Janet Hake Mary Palm Mildred Palm Ethel Snyder Robert Wise Thomas DeHart John Guyer Robert Schriner Thomas Hake Wilbur Runkle Robbie Stouffer Viola Christene Stouffer Charles Kilpatrick Myers Wirt

Paxtang Children Stage Benefit for Paxtang and Harrisburg

Deshi children of Paxtang hosted a Christmas benefit with a renewed program for Paxtang and Harrisburg fans. The event featured local youths Dorothy Myers Helen Cordry and Mary Esther Deihl with readings songs and piano and included a stereopticon Yellowstone Park talk later in the week. Also noted is a Williamstown Gamma Delta Sorority engagement surprise for Miss Mae Grant Thompson with a post party celebration and a guest list of twenty plus attendees.

Deshi Paxtang Harrisburg Hummelstown Dorothy Myers Helen Cordry Mary Ethel Deihl Robert Groff Deihl Helen Elizabeth Deihl David Heilman Deihl Streabbog Mary Esther Deihl Stong Neidlinger Grace Wilbur Conant Helen Robert Deihl David Deihl Gray Mouse Santa Mrs. Deihl Helen Deihl Dvorak Moffat Streabbag Deihl Georgene Faulkner Beaumont Two Crows Pussy and Mouse Little Brown Rabbit George Washington Caroline Sherwin Bailey My Pretty Maid Moffatt Bobby Deihl Baby Irving Curly Locks Simple Simon Mary Esther Gamma Delta Sorority Williamstown Mae Grant Thompson Miss Thompson Homer Moyer Bert Kinsey Alice Flynn Margaret Watkers Alice Estella Jane Moffett Florence Kaufman Hazel Walkinshaw Marion Durbin Amy Helen Moyer Annie Hines Henrietta Haerter Elizabeth Moss Mary Budd Emily Reigle Trude Swalm Alma Thompson Eva Ralph Nina Schaeffer Alma Byerly Esther Warlow Besne Moffet Annie Miller Ethel Erry

Nursery Home Children to Participate in Church Program

The Comrades in Service of Market Square Presbyterian Church announce a regular monthly meeting in the church parlor at 7 30 tomorrow evening. Miss Katherine McFarland will preside with Miss Georgiana Weigle in charge of devotionals. Twenty two Nursery Home children will take part in the program and a short business session will plan a Christmas for the children. Alec Scribner of Carlisle has returned to Dickinson College after a visit here. Mrs. John Oenslager and Mrs. Jack Beck are noted visitors today.

Comrades In Service Market Square Presbyterian Church Katherine McFarland Georgiana Weigle Society of the Nursey Home Alec Scribner Carlisle Dickinson College John Oenslager South Front Street Philadelphia Jack Beck Summerdale

Stauffers Palm Beach Orchestra and Morgans Orchestra

Stauffer's Palm Beach Orchestra and Morgan's Orchestra perform Saturday evenings at Winterdale with continuous dancing Morgan's Orchestra also appears on Tuesday evenings as advertised.

Stauffer Palm Beach Morgan Winterdale Morgan's Orchestra

Central High Notes Social and club activities at Y W C A

The Y W C A High School club plans a December 16 doll show at the association building to aid the Associated Aid Societies with Christmas gifts. Candy sales accompany the event run by the social service committee. A December 9 moonlight hike and a December 19 Christmas party are also arranged with student volunteers and chaperones. The Argus staff enjoyed a strawride to Grantville with faculty chaperon Eleanor Leonard and numerous students. Debates on military training in high schools are scheduled for the Rho and Upsilon sections, with committees and speakers named.

Association Associated Aid Societies Dorothy Teats Miriam Goshorn Ruth Starry Alverta Hertzler Argus Grantville Eleanor Leonard Central Faculty Fannie Ness Louise Johnson Emma Keeney Gertrude Kenny Margaret Landis Virginia Forrer Eleanor Eby Mildred Culp Nancy McCullough Charles Roser Evergreen Street Mildred Moyer Fay Moyer Margaret Spencer Minetta Holman Elizabeth Laeser Harriet Morris Russel Zimmerman Bill Kay Leon Simonetti Vernon Wright Herman Gohn Charles Koser Rho Upsilon

Try This To Banish All Rheumatic Pains

An advertisement touts Rheuma as a fast acting remedy for rheumatism and sciatica. It claims relief within days, neutralizes poisons in joints and muscles, and guarantees a 50 cent bottle with money back if relief is not achieved. Fr C Kennedy advertises availability.

Robus Fr. C. Kennedy

Slothower Speakers Set Four Minute Rounds in Debate

The Leaders will be Nissley and Kay with each speaker allotted four minutes and the first speaker on each side gets four minutes for rebuttal. The combined Upsilon and Rho sections include about fifty junior students. Albert Zupfel of Lancaster visits the Buchers at 1414 Derry Street. Grand Union Coffees Advertises Good Coffee at 25 30 and 35 cents with a trial request from a Grand Union Tea Store representative at 208 North Second Street.

Slothower Nissley Kay Upsilon Rho Albert Zupfel Lancaster Julius Bucher Derry Street Grand Union Grand Union Tea Store North Second Street

Palmerton Socials Hosts Honor Visitor From Chicago

Mrs. William S. Reed returns home from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dd. Stucker of 206 Reily street and Mrs. Philip T. Meredith hosts a formal dinner at 1605 North Front street in honor of Mrs. W. Walley Davis of Chicago who is visiting Mrs. Frank Payne at 1901 North Front street.

William S. Reed Palmerton Charles Dd. Stucker Reily Street Philip T. Meredith North Front Street W. Walley Davis Chicago, Ill Frank Payne

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Coats Kenyon Bolivia Esc New York Crego North Third Street Edwin Clapp and Stetson J. H. Troup Music House Market Square Columbia Edison Victor America Robert Service Kipling Cotterel N. Market Square Astrid's Fourth Market Streets Atterea Market Street Deutrich Deutrichs Yuletide Roshon N. Markes Square Studebaker George Barnes Second Street Crossing of State H. C. Claster Woman's Exchange Third Street Herr SONOR William Adams P.O. of A Adams Hummel Street Arthur Adams Winifred Samuel Briggans Mary Bowers Ella Moyer Anna Hoover Sarah Shadow Anna Mull Ella Richwine Sarah Herbein Lester Sue Ingram Pearl Moyer Viola Adams Marie Richwine Melly Marion Mary Reneker Martha Tes Martha Sarah Banks Margaret Hillyerd Darwin Mia Emma Harman Margaret Lindemuth Eva Lehr Charles Lehr Star Goodman’s Bell George Sheaffer Yellowstone Park Mabel Cronise Jones John Y. Boyd Walnut and Fourth Streets Guest of Ladies’ Bazaar South 4Th Street Kodaks Ceyhan Cowan Goldsmiths North Market
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