Former Selective Service Girls Host Party at Miss Ehler’s Home
A gathering of former selective service girls was held Wednesday evening at 1923 Green Street the home of Miss Gertrude Ehler. Miss Beatrice Gaul won the guessing game and a buffet was served to a list of guests including Miss Bernice Nissley Miss Jane Kline Miss Phoebe Richards Miss Katharine Gettys Miss Margaret Richards Miss Jo stephine Dobbs Miss Minna Maeyers Miss Minnie Bowman Miss Anna Barr Miss Ruth Richards Miss Elizabeth Dobbs Miss Agnes Mc Clear Miss Katharine Powers Miss Viola Whitmeyer Miss Gertrude Ehler and Mrs Hawthorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Ehler
Green Street
Beatrice Gaul
Bernice Nissley
Jane Kline
Phoebe Richards
Katharine Gettys
Margaret Richards
Jostephine Dobbs
Minna Maeyers
Minnie Bowman
Anna Barr
Ruth Richards
Elizabeth Dobbs
Agnes McClear
Katharine Powers
Viola Whitmeyer
Hawthorne
Plan Christmas Party At Penn-Harris Hotel
Horace I. Wiggins and George D. Worthington plan a Christmas Day party for Penn-Harris hotel employees from 11 30 to 1 30 with a tree and gifts. A toy filled tree greets children of Industrial Home the day before with a fund raised to bring joy. A dansant and a dinner dance follow Christmas Day at the Penn Harris. A Civic Club dance invites younger social set guests. Secretary Rasmussen and Mrs Knusely occupy Moffitt residence apartments on North Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace I. Wiggins
Penn-Harris
George D. Worthington
Penn- Harris
Civic Club
Marlin BE. Olmsted
Ross A. Hickok
Secretary of Agriculture
Rasmussen
Bureau of Municipalities
J. Herman Knnsely
Moffitt
North Front Street
Hamilton
Tiarrisburg Roasted Copper Coffee Ad
Freshly roasted daily coffee advertised with superior taste over ordinary rivals. Prices listed per pound at 40c 4 and 50c. Promotional line for Jumbo Peanuts nearby. Imperial Tea M Co. at 205 Chestnut St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiarrisburg
Imperial Team CO
Imperial Tea CO
Chestnut St
Shoes and art finds entice shoppers at local stores
A prominent attorney jokes about uncomfortable shoes and efficiency. The piece praises Army and Navy Shoe Store for comfort, notes shopping trips in New York style at the Clous Shop, and highlights monotype etchings by Strasser Maas and Hellena. It also promotes Marianne Toy Shop Locust Street and Art and Gift Shop 105 North Second Street with attractive gift baskets and decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy
Maas
Hellena
North Second Street
Citywide Christmas story matinees invite all children
The Story Tellers League invites every child to three Christmas matinees tomorrow at 2 30 PM. Matinees avoid crowded venues by hosting in Camp Curtin Junior High Tech High Edison Junior High with varied authors and musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story Tellers League
Technical High
Camp Curtin Junior High School
Charles J. Wood, Jr
Wood
Lois K. Booker
Little Wolf
Francois Coppee
J. J. Brehm
Paulina
Anna Robertson
Mildred Conkling
Helen Lucan
Alice Kinzig
Marlin Beard
Tech Auditorium
Tech High Auditorium
Harry G. Keffer
Carolyn Sherwin Bailey
Julia FE. Martin
Santa Claus
Roberta Swartz Harling
Dicky
Myers Shepherd
Albert Gans
Miss Shepherd
Edison High School
Edison Junior High School
David J. Reese
Ruth Sawyer
Ralph I. Deih
Sara Askew
Ella Ryan
Clarence H. Zorger
Department of Special Activities
Married Yesterday at Reformed Parsonage
Miss Helen Dutenhoffer daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Dutenhoffer married Clarence Albert Houdeshall of Wormleysburg yesterday at the parsonage of Reformed Salem Church with Rev Ellis N Kremer presiding. They reside at 509 Cumberland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dutenhoffer
Edward Dutenhoffer
Clarence Albert Houdeshall
Wormleysburg
Reformed Salem Church
Ellis N. Kremer
Doctor C J B Flowers Resumes Practice December 15
Dr C J B Flowers will resume practice on December 15 with temporary offices at the Estherton Apartments on Riverside Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. B. Flowers
Estherton
Riverside Drive
Mrs Shope Heads Daughters of 1812 Meeting
The Keystone Chapter United Daughters of 1812 held its annual meeting at the Civic Club house with Mrs Samuel Z Shope presiding. Dr Charles Newton Dubbs spoke on Chinese education and Red Cross work, and Mrs Florence Ackley Ley sang two solos. Officers for the coming year were elected including regent Mrs Samuel Z Shope and treasurer Mrs John F Whittaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
United States Daughters of 1812
Civic Club House
Samuel Z. Shope
Shope
William Penn
Minnie
Mickley
Northampton Blues
Allentown
Charles Newton Dubbs
Dubbs
Rudolph Dubbs
China
Red Cross
Florence Ackley Ley
Dresser
Rogers
Charles J. Wood, Jr
George Preston Mains
Grace McClintock
May Fox
John A. Sherger
James EF. Dickinson
John F. Whittaker
R. H. Coburn
R F O M Club Plans Christmas Boxes for Orphans
At a Y M C A meeting the R I O M Club organized its annual Christmas party for December 2 with fifteen children as guests. Members will sew and prepare clothing boxes to send to Loys ville and Quincy Orphan Homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. O. M. Club
R. I. O. M. Club
Loysville Orphans Home
Quincy Orphans Home
John W. German, Jr
Clarence Griffee
Fanny Smith
Della Fox
Helen Arbogast
Anna Fry
Pearl Moore
Grace Crown
Grace Owen
Edith Wilson
Catharine Scheelee
Jessie Uber
Carrie Miller
Cecelia Nissley
Effie Smith
James Lusk, Jr
Mary Kerstetter
Ruth Metzler
Ruth Sebolt
Ralph Miller
Harrisburg Academy Dance at Penn-Harris Ballroom
Harrisburg Academy hosts a Christmas season dance in the Penn Harris ballroom on Thursday December 18 at 8 oclock with the Syncopaters providing music. The committee led by John I Menger plans a large alumni and friends reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Academy
Penn-Harris
John I. Menger
Paul England
Edward Green
J. Gaylord McGuire
Alvin J. Hotlinger
Austin Starkey
Donald Brinser
Frank Leib
Cassie Pomar
H. Elmore Smith
Births of two 1919 babies announced by parents
Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Carmichael of 2020 Kensington Street announce the birth of a son Harry Irvin Carmichael Jr on December 1, 1919. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reichert of 228 North Twenty-ninth Street Penbrook announce the birth of a daughter Dorcas Elizabeth Reichert on December 7, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry I. Carmichael
Kensington Street
Harry Irvin Carmichael, Jr
Samuel Reichert
National Liberals to Form New Party If Postcard Campaign Succeeds
The National Conference of Liberals in St. Louis says it will create a new party if the postcard campaign shows broad public demand. Delegates report the platform will be printed on cards and mailed nationwide, with a national convention planned for July 1 to nominate a president and vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Louis
National Conference of Liberals
Strikers Out on Bail in Youngstown Meeting Raid
Seventy two members of the Amal gamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers were freed on bail after their arrest for attempting a meeting in East Youngstown during December. Also included is an advertisement for holiday nuts and fresh roasted peanuts sold by Imperial Tea Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Youngstown
Ohio
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Grace Methodist Grace Choir to Give Concert
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church presents its new vested choir under Bernard Mausvert with a large chorus and quartet. The first formal concert features the memorial organ and a varied program including soloists Mrs. Arthur Hull and Ray Chapman, with no admission charged. A silver offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Bernard R. Mausvert
Arthur H. Hull
Robert Reeves
W. Ray Chapman
William Boyer
William P. Starkey
Elegle
Bonowski
Garrett
Gottschalk
Art
B. R. Mausert
Jeanette Hoffman
Parker
Ray Chapman
Salome
Stebbins
Nevin
Sweet Land
Thomas
Demarest
Barton Botts
Flanders
Volckmar
Unusual Millinery Sale At The Labelle Shop
An unusual millinery sale of half price hats from the latest styles made in our work room within the last two weeks. The sale runs Saturday Monday and Tuesday at The Labelle Shop located at 212 Locust Street next to Orpheum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labelle
Locust Street
Orpheum
Miss Susanna Fleming Honored Guest at Tea
Mrs. John C. Herman hosted a small tea yesterday afternoon at 2243 North Second Street in honor of Miss Susanna Fleming. Guests included Mrs. Walter Bruce Caldwell of Sharon and several other ladies such as Mrs. Robert McCreath, Mrs. Henry M. Gross, Mrs. John Magoun, and Miss Mary Creighton, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Herman
North Second Street
Susanna Fleming
Walter Bruce Caldwell
Sharon
Robert McCreath
Henry M. Gross
John Magoun
Samuel W. Fleming, Jr
Harry T. Neale
William Meredith Wood
Paul Garfield Smith
Margaret McCreath
Berwick-on - the - Tweed
Scotland
Emily Bailey
Katharine Stamm
Maude Stamm
Almeda Herman
Mary Creighton
Entertainments Planned At Dauphin County Almshouse
Announcement outlines monthly shows at the Dauphin County Almshouse under Mrs. Florence Ack Ley Ley. She leads the program with Chamber of Commerce help and enlists social and musical groups. Three additional programs will be at Nursery Home Industrial Home and Sylvan ee Orphanage at Christmas time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin County Almshouse
Florence Ackley Ley
Chamber of Commerce
Dinner at Stouffer's on Court Street Saturday
Dinner at Stouffer's Restaurant on Court Street Saturday December 13 offers 15 to 20 home cooked dishes with one soup, one entree, one dessert and coffee or tea. Diners pay 50 cents for a complete meal served 1 to 7 20 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stouffer’s
N. Court ST
Stouffer’s Restaurant
Court St
Local Boys Organize Lafayette Harrisburg Club
A Lafayette Harrisburg Club has formed by Eas ton College locals to promote Lafayette interests in Harrisburg and engage Technical High graduates. Members include Earnest Ern est Wilbur Ober George Tripp Alfred Lee Klaer Lewis Karmatz Richard Mount Walter Beshore Ross Hoffman the Rev. John H. Carruthers and Dr. Beverle Kunkel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Harrisburg
Easton College
Earnest Ernest
Wilbur Ober
George Tripp
Alfred Lee Klaer
Lewis Karmatz
Richard Mount
Walter Beshore
Ross Hoffman
John H. Carruthers
Beverle Kunkel
Christmas Presents at Black's Art Store 117 Market Street
Black's Art Store at 117 Market Street displays a large assortment of new American pictures with extensive framing services. The ad promises satisfaction, quick completion of orders before Christmas, and invites new customers to try their framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black’s Art Store
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Selective Service
Bell
Berryhill Locust ST
North
Bloom
North Third Street
Gsittig
Louis
New York
Fifth Avenue
Marianne Toy Shop
MAYER
Broad Street
Market House
GOHO
Mrs. Shope
Ladies’ Aid Society of Olivet Presbyterian Church
Market Street
Washington
J. Irvin Steel
The
Daily Journal
Mechanicsburg
National Republican Committee
Charles S. Bell
Charles W. Bell
Pennsylvania Society
Harry B. Halfpenny
Ethel Boyd Halfpenny
State Street
Shoestore
Grace Choir
Bernard R. Mausert
MERC
Superior Optical Service
Tropics
Florida
California
Deft Devices Co., Inc
South Fourth Street
Mulberry Street Bridge
Messimer’s Sweets
Messimer
Messimer’s
the House of
Third Street
Briggs
Lafayette College
Emerson
Optical Sale
Rubin and
Rubin
Market St
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