Brilliant Pageant Closes Sunshine Benefit Opera
At the close of the Sunshine benefit opera Out Somewhere a three time production opens with a brilliant pageant led by Uncle Sam Liberty Soldiers Red Cross and other groups. The bugle call will be sung and all join in the Star Spangled Banner. Central High School sophomores prepared forty pounds of nuts to be sold with popcorn balls at performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geant
Uncle Sam
Hall Roeder
Liberty
Virginia Downes
Robert Rinkenbach
George Landis
The
Red Cross
Dora W. Coe
Harley Armstrong
Motor
Julia Stamm
Boy Scouts
George Setton
Red Cross aids men at Middletown aviation camp benefit
Mrs Lyman J Gilbert heads a committee to support the men at Middletown Aviation Camp. Major Garrison and about 100 servicemen attend the Roberta Disbrow Lloyd Sunshine Society benefit opera Out Somewhere. After the play they will be hosted at the Y M C A with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Committee
Men of Aviation
Opera
Roberta Disbrow Lloyd Sunshine Society
Darlington
Paul A. Kunkel
Walter H. Gaither
William J. Bailey
Julia Stamm
Mary Meyers
Katharine Hart
Almeda Herman
Dora Toe
Elizabeth Kinsely
Margaret McClain
Eleanor Darlington
Mary Mitchell
Martha Fletcher
Elizabeth Ross
Emily Bailey
Thomas A. Baldwin
Samuel Parke
Katharine Moss
Soldier Harry F. Behm Returns From Furlough At Camp Meade
Private Harry F. Behm of the Headquarters Troop Seventy-ninth Division National Army stationed at Camp Meade Maryland returns from a brief furlough spent with his parents Mr and Mrs William Behm of Lucknow. Before the Army he worked as a railroad brakeman at the Harrisburg yards. He serves on motorcycle duty and will return for the Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Behm
Seventy-ninth Division
National Army
Camp Meade
Admiral
William Behm
Lucknow
Army
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Thanksgiving Donations For the Nursery Home
The Nursery Home reports generous Thanksgiving gifts from Weaver's confectionery and numerous individuals including Mrs. Kramer Mrs. Dickinson Mrs. Jeff ers Mrs. Knisely Mrs. Stamm Mrs. Munce Mrs. Moeller Mrs. Silk Mrs. Gardner Mrs. Swartz Mrs. Morrow Mrs. Patton Mrs. Gough Mr. Sur mar Mr. Nisley Mr. Gardner Mrs. Silk Mrs. Reinoehl Mrs. L. I. Suhner Mrs. William Cook and Mr. Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Kramer
Dickinson
Jeffers
Knisely
Stamm
Munce
Moeller
Silk
Gardner
Swartz
Morrow
Patton
Gough
Surmar
Nisley
Miss Susan Reichley Weds in Paxton Church
The marriage of Miss Clara Susan Reichley of Paxtang to Clair um mel Spengle of Oberlin occurred last evening at Old Paxton Church Paxtang with Rev. Harry B. King officiating. The bride wore white satin and tulle with roses, Miss Kelly played the marches, and the couple will reside in Oberlin where he works in the family general merchandising business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Susan Reichley
Paxtang
Clair Ummel Spengle
Oberlin
Old Paxton Church
Harry B. King
Kelly
Railroad Telephone Girls Hold a Knitting Party
A Sunshine Knitters of the World’s War Society meeting at Mrs. Mary M. Kable’s home elected officers for the year: President Mary M. Kable, Vice President Helen Schubauer, Secretary Katherine Bonner, Treasurer Edna Roat. A dinner followed with music by members and solos. The next gathering will be at Miss Helen Schubauer’s home on December 17. Albany N Y announces births: Sara Catharine Sherwin and Mary Jane Cless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Knitters of the World's War Society
Mary M. Kable
Curtin Street
Helen Schubauer
Katherine Bonner
Edna Roat
Mary Michener
Myrtle Beil
Carrie Reynolds
Katherine Rhinehart
Mary Hardy
Mary Erb
Bertha Neff
Pearl Simonton
Kable
Misses Bonner
Sechubauer
Erb
Green Street
David Lee Sherwin
Albany
N. J
Sara Catharine Sherwin
Sherwin
Ellen Bostick
Raymond D. Cless
North Sixth Street
Mary Jane Cless
Mary E. Decker
Births in Paxtang and West Philadelphia announce daughters
Mr and Mrs Harry A Fry of Paxtang announce the birth of a daughter Shirley Louise Fry on December 8 1917. Mr and Mrs Herbert A Brightbill of West Philadelphia announce the birth of a daughter Edythe Mae Brightbill on November 30 1917. Mr Brightbill a former Harrisburg er is a research chemist for the Benzol Product Co at Marcus Hook N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Fry
Paxtang
Shirley Louise Fry
Herbert A. Brightbill
West Philadelphia
Edythe Mae Brightbill
Brightbill
Updegrove's Big First Opens Saturday Evening
Updegrove debuts a large early concert program while a small orchestra plays Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Advertisement notes schedule and openings for performances.
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Updegrove
Adv
Franklin Madden Bridal Unites Viola Madden and Ray Franklin
Viola Madden and Ray Franklin wed last evening at Zion Baptist Church with Rev. Walter Tolliver officiating. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home, 1208 Herr Street, where numerous guests offered best wishes to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin-Madden
Viola Madden
Ray Franklin
Zion Baptist Church
Walter Tolliver
Y W C A Vesper Service Plans December 9 Program
The Y W C A physical department will lead the Sunday vesper at John Y Boyd hall at 5 pm December 9 with Miss Marjorie E Bolles presiding. Al K Thomas speaks and musical numbers include piano by Mrs Charles Stroh vocal by Mrs Maurice Fernster and violin by Miss Sydney Shaar. Light refreshments follow in the directors room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Y. Boyd
Marjorie E. Bolles
al. K. Thomas
Charles Stroh
Maurice Fernster
Sydney Shaar
Solomon Hiney
Irace Owens
Grace Shutt
Ora Lusk
Jessie Cummings
Marie Hutton
Amelia Jamison
Della Fox
Mary Griffie
Carrie Miller
Sue Sollenberger
John W. German,Jr
Lois G. Scott
Substitute For Eggs Egg Sub claims to replace eggs in cooking
A new discovery replaces fresh eggs with great success. A 25¢ can of Egg Sub substitutes for 3 dozen eggs in cooking or baking, sold by Imperial Tea Co. at 213 Chestnut St. Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Imperial Tea Co
Chestnut St
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Miss Hamilton
Ladies’ Bazaar
Aead
South Fourth Street
the Globe
Bolivia
Lyman J. Gilbert
the Red Cross Society
James Henry Darling
Ton
Middletown
Invi
Handshaw
James Q. Handshaw
Camp Hancock
Augusta
North Second Street
Philadelphia
Sadtler
W. Franklin Witman
North Front Street
Florence Plitt Sadtler
Baltimore
BE. J. Stackpole
Stackpole
Miss Saddler
W. Spry Hurlock
James C. Thompson
Horace A. Witman
Country Club
Andrew Osborne
Montclair
Jean Cameron
Henderson Gilbert
Cameron
Thomas Baldwin
Morse
St. Joseph
Henry M. Gross
Osborne
Virginia King
R. Boone Abbott
John Comstock
George Comstock
Francis J. Brady
George Bailey
William McCreath
Susan Reichley
Paxton Church
Winterdale
Miss Swope
North Third Street
Postoffice
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Witmer, Bair & Witmer
New York
Fred
Harry
H. C. Dodge
Coats Coatees Capes
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