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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1915

Page

7

West Shore News Adds Church Addition in Marysville

Work has begun on a Zion Lutheran church addition to house a Mohler pipe organ, marking the second local church to install a pipe organ within a year after Trinity Reformed. Nearby, a birthday dinner honored Miss Ruth Blausser of Harrisburg, relatives gathered at Shiremanstown. New Cumberland’s Christmas Fund payout nears $20,000 as the school board elects H. W. Buttorff president and others to key posts.

Marysville Zion Lutheran Church Trinity Reformed Church Shiremanstown A. W. Beistline Locust Street Ruth Blausser Harrisburg C. B. Blausser Helen L. Blausser Wm. Miller Dillsburg E. Vogelsong A. B. Hughes

Good Prices for Tobacco Crop in Lancaster County

Special to The Telegraph from Marietta Pennsylvania reports Lancaster county tobacco growers are selling quickly with about two thirds of the crop already purchased. Early leaf brings 10 cents a pound and filler 3 cents, higher than last season. Yields average around 1,200 pounds per acre, down from about 1,500 last year. East Donegal farmers completed several sales today amid brisk demand.

Marietta, Pa Lancaster County East Donegal

Druggist Attests Swamp Root Kidney Remedy

Letter from W C Summers of Kansas City Kansas endorses Dr Kilmer Swamp Root after kidney troubles. Notary public attests truth of statement dated August 11 1909. Includes solicitation for sample bottle and pamphlet with Harrisburg Daily Telegraph mention.

State of Kansas Wyandotte W. C. Summers Charles Wilson Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Harrisburg Daily Telegraph

Value of the crop cited in partial tally from harvest report

The fragment notes an average payment of 60 cents per acre for a crop with buyers reporting 11 and 3 cents and one party offering a better Havana brand, resulting in an estimated value of about 10 and 7 cents per unit.

Havana

Le moyne Christmas Tree Plans and Local Obituaries

Mount Joy and Lemoyne report the deaths of Harriet Good at 60 and Benjamin R. Zug aged 78, with survivors listed. Neffsville endures a barn fire destroying cattle, tools, and crops. Waynesboro health scare after Mary Wolf swallows two pins. Annville drafts a new Kreider Hosiery factory building. Lemoyne hosts a Christmas tree planning meeting with an executive committee and staff heads.

Mount Joy Harriet Good Abraham H. Good Joseph Brown Bennett Farm Florin Mount Joy Township Clara Good Benjamin Kauffman Rohrerstown David W. Good Waynesboro Benjamin R. Zug Mastersonville Henry S. Zug Benjamin Zug Albert Shenk Elizabethtown Sarah Haldeman Samuel R. Zug Palmra A. R. Zug Manheim Isaac Zug Lemoyne

Mechanicsburg School Board Organizes For New Year

Mechanicsburg Pa December 8 The new school board organized electing Rev George Fulton president and Harry E Beitzel vice president Officers to be elected later per the new school code A E Sieber and Dr M M Dougherty retired replaced by Rev George Fulton and Dr J Nelson Clark Guy H Lucas reenters on a four year term as board member Lieber elected county commissioner and Dr Dougherty named postmaster prompted withdrawals A further meeting will set committees and the monthly meetings move to the second Tuesday each month.

Mechanicsburg George Fulton Harry E. Beitzel A. E. Sieber M. M. Dougherty J. Nelson Clark Guy H. Lucas Lieber Dougherty

Fire destroys garage and car in Sharpsburg

GARAGE AND AUTO BURNED Flagerstown Maryland December 8 Fire yesterday destroyed the frame garage of Mrs John Hoover in Sharpsburg and an automobile was burned A second item from Tower City Pennsylvania December 8 reports the Keystone League Christian Endeavor Society of the United Evangelical Church electing officers Robert Shope president Mrs William Carl vice president Miss Emma Lewis secretary Noah Adams treasurer and Misses Ella Lewis and Winona Kepler organist and assistant MUMMERS PARADE Shippensburg Pennsylvania December 8 A mummers parade will be held on New Years Day Edward Shippen Military Band preparing ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON Dillsburg Pennsylvania December 8 Mr and Mrs Russel D Klindenst Wellsville announce the birth of a son on Friday December 3

Flagerstown John Hoover Sharpsburg Tower City Keystone League Christian Endeavor Society United Evangelical Church Robert Shope William Carl Emma Lewis Noah Adams Ella Lewis Winona Kepler Dillsburg Russel D. Klindenst Wellsville

California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Harmless Laxative

An advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle inside cleanser for children and adults. It claims to relieve feverish, cross, or sick kids by cleaning bowels and liver, urges buying only the 10-cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company, and warns against counterfeit syrups.

California

Cal Ointment? Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Aid Digestive Health

Thousands battle stomach upset by treating the liver and bowels. Dr Edwards Clive Tablets stimulate liver function to relieve indigestion while Olive Tablets serve as a vegetable remedy to purify digestion and restore appetite. Take one or two at bedtime. available in 10c and 25c boxes.

Dr. Edwards Clive Olive Tablet Company Olumbus, O

Social and Personal News of Towns Along West Shore

Elmer Wolf of Marysville spent the week end at Duncannon. John Kauffman of Harrisburg visits Marysville. Charles Sipe of New Cumberland attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary ene at Mechanicsburg. Miss Gertrude Baker hosted Elkwood Grammar eighth graders at New Cumberland. Miss Lena Witmer to entertain Dorcas Circle at New Cumberland Friday. Mite Society of the Presbyterian Church in Dauphin hosted by Mrs. Sarah Sponsler and Miss Bertha Sellers on South Erie street. last meeting before Christmas. guests listed include Rev. and Mrs. Robert Fulton Stirling and many local residents.

Elmer Wolf Marysville Duncannon John Kauffman Harrisburg Charles Sipe New Cumberland Maryene Mechanicsburg Yesteray Gertrude Baker Elkwood Grammar School Lena Witmer Dorcas

Manning urges new West Shore subway and highway plan

The article outlines Manning’s push for a broader West Shore subway expanding into a public highway linking Wormleysburg and Camp Hill. It notes plans for a state street continuation and a new river bridge, plus calls for railroad cooperation to eliminate grade crossings and enable future development along Harrisburg’s western corridors.

Manning West Shore Wormsleysburg Camp Hill State Street Harrisburg Boston Telegraph City Planning Commission Wormleysburg Camp _ Hill State House State Capitol Market Street Wormleyshore Valley West Side Capitol City U Conference Pennsylvania Railroad Percanal Bank Riverside Sheet Market Street West Bridge New Cumberland Walnut Street McCormick Farm Ferry Street Keister Brinton Warren H. Manning

Harrisburg West Shore Boosters Eye Cross River Highway

J Clyde Myton, speaking for 500 Motor Club of Harrisburg members, backs a Wormleysburg Camp Hill cross river highway. He says a new Walnut street subway route would ease Market Street Bridge traffic and that west side growth hinges on securing shore drive and linking to the Yellow Breeches and Conodoguinet creeks for canoeing and scenic access.

Harrisburg Conodoguinet Myton J. Clyde Myton Motor Club of Wormleysburg Camp Hill West Shore Walnut Street Market Street Motor Club Cumberland County West Side West Sairview Marysville Pittsburgh Gettysburg Chambersburg

Do You Dread the Cold Blood Building Pills Ad

A vintage advertisement argues thin blood makes people cold in winter and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy. It claims red blood improves oxygen delivery and urges readers to consult a druggist or request a free booklet from the Dr Williams Medicine Co of Schenectady New York.

Williams Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Old Time Cold Cure Tea Promoted in Ad

An advertisement touts Hamburg Breast Tea as a vegetable remedy to break a cold and grip. It recommends a tablespoon of the tea steeped in boiling water, strained, and drunk as a teacupful to relieve congestion and loosen bowels. The ad claims it is inexpensive and harmless.

Hamburg

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West Shore News New Cumberland, Pa New Cumberland National Bank New Cumberland School Board H. W. Buttorff B. F. Garver M. A. Hoff Khant Merry Store L. W. Cook Central Ave Kansas City Kan Grand View Drug Co Ur. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N Gorgas N. Third St R. KR Pennsylvania Neffsville C. A. Buchanan Waynesboro, Pa Mary Wolf James Wolf Annville Kreider Hosiery Company White Oak Street Lebanon Venison Eee Tvelestabh William C. Bowman Church of Christ Bowman Charles Mary Charles Amos Charles Amos V Pequea Township Willis V Millersville Christian E Lancaster Clayton B Bell-Ans Harris N. Second St King Oscar Mechanicsburg School Board West Shore Subway Burg Mr. Manning Rockville Wildwood Park Horlick Horlick’s T Auto Telegraph Printing CO Bel United 203
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