Harrisburg shops host open house at Claster Jewelry
Harrisburg shoppers are invited to H C Claster Jewelry Shop at 302 Market Street for open house with a factory representative to aid in selecting and caring for silver. Also showcased are gift books at Cotterel's and fragrance and gift items at Golden Seal Drug Store, with wide selections from neckties to children's furs and player piano demonstrations at J H Troup Music House.
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Harrisburg
H. C. Claster
Market Street
Claster’s
Garden of Allah
Golden Seal Drug Store
South Market Square
Doutrichs
Astrid's
Fourth
Market
J. H. Troup Music House
S. Market Square
Ampico
Busoni
Godowsky
Miss Brenneman Hosts Terrace Evening of Cards and Roses
Miss Anna Brenneman of 606 Peffer Street entertained twelve guests in attendance with cards and music. Pink roses formed the centerpiece as Mrs. John Vaughn and Mrs. Edward Fry joined the hostess, with Mrs. Fry and Mr. Stewart assisting.
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Miss Brenneman
Anna Brenneman
Peffer
John Pupper
Vaughn
Edward Fry
Stewart
Tableaux Vivants Delight An Enthusiastic Stillwater Audience
An eager crowd enjoyed Tableaux Vivants staged by the Misses Fisher of Stillwater at the Technical high school auditorium. Debutantes posed Shakespearean scenes with elegant lighting and music by Alfred Kusehwa, earning multiple encores and contributing to the Aid Society treasury.
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Technical High School
Misses Fisher
Stillwater
N. J
Alfred ©. Kusehwa
Thomas Baldwin
Romney
Constance Ferriday
Ophelia
Susanna Fleming
Portia
Janet Sawyer
Titian
John Comstock
Prince Hal
Aid Society
The
Visiting Nurse Association
Souder Hamsh eral at Home Soud er Hamsh eral at Home
Miss Ruth K Hamsher daughter of Mr and Mrs David Hamsher and Arthur C Souder of Mechanicsburg were united in marriage at the bride’s parents residence New Market with Rev M R Hamsher of York officiating assisted by Rev Dr E D Weigel family pastor. Guests include numerous local residents and relatives. couple to reside at the Hamsher home after Christmas.
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Raysor
W. EF. Raysor
Harris Street
Pearl Rayser
Josef von Hauser
Margaret Clancy
Loretta Fleagle
Edith van Camp
Helen Bushey
Caroline Worley
Gertrude Garman
Mary Kline
Beatrice Bischoff
Ruth Bentz
Emily Haller
Betty Shunk
Mary Lichtenberger
Edna Hoak
Play Baker
Ethel Nickel
Gertrude Miller
Cynthia Beitman
Alma Swartz
Marjorie Kirk
Margaret Collins
Mary Foley
Marie Koenig
Pearl Tage
Hazel Wright
Elizabeth Alberts
Clara Helf
Bessie Raysor
Pearl Raysor
Mra McKay
I. Fox
Carl McMoser
William Steinberg
W. I. Raysor
Walter Geiger
Meridian
W. H. Fickes
Hoerner Street
Mira Lloyd Dock
Graeffensburg
Archibald Millar
George W. Mindil
Walnut Street
New York
Ruth K. Hamsher
David Hamsher
Arthur C. Souder
Mechanicsburg
New Market
M. R. Hamsher
York
E. D. Weigel
Ruth Dennee
Harry Hamsher
Chambersburg
Charles Langletz
Camp Hill
John Souders
Weigel
Mary Schafner
Clayde Laughlin
Edward Wingeard
Marshall McClear
Luther Finkey
Population of United States January 1 1917 totals released
Census Bureau announces state by state population estimates for January 1 1917 based on 1900 and 1910 censuses. Continental United States total 102 826 309 with Alabama 2 348 973 California 2 983 843 New York 10 366 778 Texas 4 472 494 and other states listed including Alaska Guam Hawaii Panama Canal Zone and Porto Rico with military personnel abroad.
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United States
Bureau of the Census
Continental
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Hawaii
Panama Canal Zone
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Pittsburgh Newsboys Strike Ends After Settlement Vote
For Quick Reading Pittsburgh the newsboys strike, sparked by last Saturday’s price rise of local papers, ended as the boys voted yesterday to accept the proposed settlement and return to work.
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Pittsburgh
News Briefs From Across The State And Nation
Publishers raise Sunday morning price to three dollars and seventy five cents per hundred while maintaining weekday rates at one dollar and afternoon papers at one dollar twenty five per hundred. Hunters chase a bear into a cave near Honeyville. bear wounds hunter, companion kills brainhuman. hunter uninjured. A man shoots a chicken and a barn door is struck, killing a cow valued at £100. Lincoln court suit seeks ten thousand for Solomon Eberly’s death hit by a car at a road crossing. Kirkwood man Estie Mimmary killed by hay baler wheels. Simon Tomash arraigned for murder of Peter Yurkavage after quarrel. Pepper gas robbed an express guard. $20 seized. Baer family plans memorial front to Second Reformed Church in Reading.
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Williamsport
Earl Richards
Jersey Shore
Honeyville
Richards
Brain
Quarryville
Albert Herr
Lincoln
Solomon Eberly
Lancaster County
Ephrata and Lebanon Traction Company
Kirkwood
Estie Mimmary
Pottsville
Simon Tomash
Gilberton
Frank Freiler
Peter Yurkavage
Los Angeles
Cal
Reading
George F. Baer
Reading Railway Company
Second Reformed Church
Tone Up Your Stomach With Dr Williams Pink Pills
An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a stomach tonic that enriches blood to restore digestion. It claims thin blood hinders digestion and appetite and promises a free diet book and mail order pills from Schenectady New York.
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Dr. Williams
Schenectady
N. Y
Colonial Country Club Announces Winter Socials and Changes
Colonial events at the club include Saturday dinner dances with cabaret acts after afternoon teas. Carol night on December 12 and Christmas night offer piano dancing. New Year’s night January 1, 1917 replaces the usual December club night. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Edward Hazen and son from Cleveland and Mrs R H Millar visiting North Second Street.
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Arthur H. Bailey
Redsecker Brinser
Brooke Trout
Colonial Country Club
Edward Hazen
Philip M. Hazen
Cleveland, O
Luman Miller
Green Street
R. H. Millar
Philadelphia
A. B. Millar
North Second Street
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Cotterel
North Market Square
C. N
A. M. Williamson
Francis Hodgsom Burnett
Woodrow Wilson
Yuletide
Studebaker
George Barnes
Second Street
Crossing of
State
Woman's Exchange
Third Street
Herr
VLC
Berryhilt
Locust Street
Treasury OF Aid Society
Shiremanstown
Paul Snyder
Pauline Snyder
Andrew O'Leary
Benjamin Hostetter
Lebanon
W. E. Malone
Mary Malone
J. W. Malone
John Malone
Charles Malone
Albert S. Courtenay
Railroad Street
Lucknow
Missionary Meeting
Indies
Census Bureau
Victrolas
Cunning Little Brass
China
Queer Stories
Br UT
Story Books
Irl
Messimer
Paderewski
Huntington Piano
Secoend Ace
Instacom Spangler Music House
N. 6Th ST
Nary Serait Edae Sushers Lesanves
North Third St
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