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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1917

Page

11

Adams County Bar Offers Free Lawyer Help to Selective Draft Registrants

Under a resolution by the Adams County Bar Association registrants under the selective draft may call on any active member for free help filling out his questionnaire. The plan allows visits to lawyers’ offices with no charge and contemplates central locations if needed later.

Gettysburg Adams County Bar Association The Bar Association Law

Cumberland Valley Experts in Perry County

Mechanics bug Pa December 13 George E Lloyd county chairman appointed committees in the Cumberland County War Savings Certificate Campaign at the second meeting. In Mechanicsburg and lower districts the committee members are listed. High school students in Carlisle married Frank Fry and Marguerite Minnich while in Baltimore. Extensive Sunday school work advances in Perry County with tours by state experts scheduled for January 2018 led by W D Reel. Liverpool voters scrap Christmas treat for Red Cross and Needy causes. four soldiers service flag from Liverpool Methodist. Elmer Enders 50 dies in Berrysburg Bright’s disease. Aaron Minich 60 dies of typhoid fever in Berrysburg.

Mechanics Bug George E. Lloyd Cumberland County War Savings Certificate Mechanicsburg John Nickey Allen A. M. Bowman Camp Hill J. O. Senseman Shiremanstown J. H. Bowman Charles Eberly J. Irvin Steel A. E. Sieber Carlisle Frank Fry J. M. Fry Marguerite Minnich R. Minnich Baltimore Carlisle High School Marysville Perry County Sabbath School Association County Association Loysville Perry County W.D. Reel Philadelphia L. A. Fuhrman Bethany United Evangelical Church Tuscarora Saville Juniata Liverpool New Buffalo Duncannon Newport Millerstown Blain New Germantown Madison Township Elliottsburg Landisburg New Bloomfield Shermansdale Fuag Methodist Sunday School Deckard Ritter E. Ellsmere Brink William Shumaker Russell Hoffman United States

Train Schedule Changes Improve Dillsburg Service

Dillsburg Pennsylvania reports recent Cumberland Valley Railroad timetable updates do not alter Dillsburg branch trains but enhance travel to Harrisburg and York. Evening departures at 6 32 allow Mechanicsburg riders to reach Harrisburg by train instead of trolley and connect to York.

Dillsburg Cumberland Valley Railroad Harrisburg York Mechanicsburg

Drive For Red Cross Starts in Cumberland Carlisle

The Christmas drive for Red Cross members in Central Cumberland county opens with the Carlisle Chapter naming its committee. Goal is 5,000 new members by Christmas Eve to lift total members to about 8,000. E S Kronenberg and William H Goodyear lead west and east districts with listed assistants.

Carlisle Red Cross Cumberland County E.S. Kronenberg William H. Goodyear Ooakville Moyestown Gre M. Mears William B. Barnitz Stewart C. Graham Robert W. Peffer R. L. Martin W. J. Fetter

Pastor of Prince of Peace Church Dies in Virginia

The Rev. William B. Hooper aged about 65, rector of the Episcopal Church of the Prince of Peace in Gettysburg for eight years, died at his daughter's home in Charlottesville, Virginia. He had been in ill health, was struck by a car in Philadelphia weeks prior, and developed pneumonia after moving to Charlottesville.

Gettysburg William B. Hooper Episcopal Church of the Prince of Peace Charlottesville Virginia Charlottsville

Record for third month at Mercersburg Schools

Mercersburg Pa December 13 report shows term enrollment 362 pupils with average term attendance 302 and 141 pupils with perfect term attendance. The second of six annual examinations was held last week covering six weeks of work.

Mercersburg

Gets-It Corn Remedy Promised as World’s Best

An advertisement touts Gets-It as a sure corn and callus remover. It claims quick relief, safe use, and popularity with millions, urging readers to buy 25 cents at any drug store or order from E. Lawrence & Co. Chicago. Harrisburg shops listed as sellers.

E. Lawrence & Co Chicago Harrisburg Clark’s W. H. Kennedy Golden Seal Drug Store Frank K. Kitzmiller W. F. Steever Keller's Drug Store G. A. Gorgas

Old home remedy Pinex cough tonic advertised

Advertisement touts a simple Pinex based syrup to end persistent coughing. It claims 214 ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup stops bronchial symptoms quickly and is suitable for bronchitis croup whooping cough and asthma. The note promises satisfaction or money back from Pinex Co Ft Wayne Ind.

Pinex Co Ft. Wayne, Ind

English-French Dictionary Made Easy For Everybody

The war boosts interest in French and readers seek a simple method to learn pronunciations. Professor de Papparent’s Sound-Spelling Method presents English word, French equivalent, and English phonetic spelling. The method claims ease and quick pronunciation with tests supporting it. The dictionary is distributed by this newspaper on a coup plan explained elsewhere. Special note mentions Blain, Pa services.

de Papparent France

College Boys Enlist in Army in Dickinson notes

Carlisle Pa December 13 five Dickinson College students joined the aviation section of the U S Army narrowing campus ranks. The college plans to end the scholastic year in May 1918 after holidays. Law students to move into Trickett Hall after Christmas. Nearly 150 Dickinson people are in training with a roll of honor showing 125 alumni in the Army or Navy.

Carlisle Pa United States Army Dickinson College Law School Trickett Hall Donald Bellows Frank Crankleton Greencastle Joseph C. Lohman Charles Thomas Waynesboro

Dynamite Found in Stove Blows Up Schoolroom

A Lock school pupil placed a stick of dynamite in the stove to test it, causing severe injuries and amputations to several children. The incident occurred two miles below Thompsontown Pa as teachers and pupils reacted to the blast. Births and local institute notices follow with December events and district teachers’ meeting scheduled.

Thompsontown Lock School

Suburban Notes from Williamstown and Nearby

Local notes recount visits and travels of residents from Williamstown Altoona Newport Liverpool and surrounding towns. Mentions hospital stays at Jefferson and Wills Eye Hospital Philadelphia Army furloughs in Camp Greene Charlotte and kindness extended by relatives across Petersburg Harrisburg and Northumberland.

Williamstown William Warlow Altoona Allen Row C. Miller Clayton Philadelphia Jefferson Hospital Ralph Wwickinger Ray Frantz Elizabethville Henry Stinner Carrie Stinner Fort Smith Arkansas Patrick Gaffney Wills Eye Hospital William Richards

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Pennsylvania Adams County Bar Pocket Books North Second Street Cumberland Valley E. W. Grove Sabbath School Association Will Lightall Louisa Lighthall Front Street Liverpool National Bank Mite Society Dauphin, Pa Presbyterian Church Charles A. Shaffer Mountain Side Freeman Gerberich Harry C. Forney Mary Umberger Anne R. Miller Margaret Brooks Helen Miller Elizabeth Poffenberger Esther Elmer Enders Berrysburg Nathan Enders Bright Reformed Church Whar United Brethren Cemetery Aaron Minich Paul Huyett Homer Minich Curtin Earl Minich Clayton Stine Damon Hassinger Wm. Strouse Cumberland Prince of Peace Church McNeil Blain Blain Epworth League of Zion Lutheran Church Martin Luther Dickinson Blain, Pa Dale McConnell Toboyne Township Seibert’ Barkley Farmers’ Institute Farmers' Institute Lutheran Church Bureau of Farmers’ Institutes State Department of Agriculture Clark M. Bower William Patton F. H. Trassett Eugenia G. Benn Liverpool District Teachers’ Institute D. A. Kline C. M. Eby Colonel Eby Petersburg Harry Baker Donnally Mills Peter Deardorff Mary Tripner Viola Saucerman Hazel Saucerman Charlotte Hutchinson Tuscarora Township Percy M. Zeigler A. M. Smith Buck's Valley James M. Finton Charles Repogle Jacob Howell Pearl Hill Janet Hastill Cordelia Richards L. C. Reissnyder H. A Shuler Mary Elizabeth Gertrude Millersburg Edward Seiler E. Deckard Park Zellers Third Street Kayser Jersey Schleisner’s
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