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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1917

Page

2

Bavarians Send Food to Hun Chancellor

Amsterdam reports Bavarian sympathizers sent food to Count George T Hertling the German chancellor as he moved to Berlin. Packages were seized by authorities for breaking regulations and the senders were arrested. Hertling asked Bavarian officials to release them and forward the parcels to him. Funeral services for F J Harro contractor will be held Sunday at 2 PM in Washington Heights with private burial at Camp Hill Cemetery.

Bavaria Berlin Prussia Count Hertling F. J. Harro Washington Heights Camp Hill

Mary Russell's Heart Is Right Boosting Red Cross Support

A Harrisburg youth Mary Russell and her dollar donation spotlight Red Cross efforts as volunteers rally 30 000 local and 8 000 outside memberships. Industrial committee leaders and dozens of teams prepare for Monday canvassing while the Red Cross Bulletin debuts tomorrow. The chapter stresses membership over money to show national resolve.

Harrisburg Linglestown Nineteenth Mary Russell Red Cross William Jennings George S. Reinoehl R. Boone Abbott John A. Affleck Herman Astrich W. 8. Baldwin W. H. Bennetham Jr Charles 8. Bell Jr B. F. Blough C. W. Burtnett H. H. Bowman FE. B. Chenoweth Carl W. Davis FF. F. Davenport S. If’. Dunkle I. H. Doutrich Carl K. Deen S. P. Eby A. R. Ferriday E. Moeslein John C. Motter Boyd Ogelsby H. A. Robinson Dr. M. Baker W. G. Starry Benjamin Strouse William Strouse Io. M. Singer D. J. Tracy Red Cross Bulletin Dauphin County Lyman D. Gilbert Army

Residents Face Coal Shortage as Wood Becomes Primary Fuel

Local coal dealers report hundreds of orders on fire and no coal in yards due to a snowbound supply chain. Detweiler Brothers say a car load of wood sold in less than two days and another is ready. officials urge action from council highway chair Fe C Henderson to secure fuel, as demand soars and railroad delays persist.

Detweiler Brothers FE. C. Henderson Highway Committee of Council Henderson

How Weak Delicate Thin Folks May Get Strong and Sturdy

A New Orleans physician author explains three causes of weakness and suggests blood-iron-salts as a remedy. He notes depleted nerve substance, lack of red blood cells, and toxins as the core issues and claims the product supports nerve and tissue building. Dosage is two 5-grain tablets after meals, one tablet if only strength is needed. Sold by Geo. A. Gorgas, C. M. Forney, and druggists.

Geo. A. Gorgas C. M. Forney

Women Working Hard In Drive For Xmas Members

Women in the Red Cross fundraising drive aim to reach 3000 members with daily updates and canvassing continue despite heavy snow. Steelton plant superintendents support the effort, banners adorn streets, and an electric sign will display daily membership figures starting Monday. Knitted goods exhibit and booths in downtown stores recruit volunteers.

Red Cross Steelton Front Conestoga Molin Locust Electric Light Company Front Street Electric Company Rachael Darby W. F. Darby Pine Streets Red Cross Committee

Snow cleared on Front Street by city crews

Efforts to clear Front street in the business section proceed under E. C. Henderson with Meshey directing. A new garbage truck is deployed since alleys stay blocked, and teams are being added to remove four foot piles hampering shopfronts. Harrisburg Railways helps cover removal costs.

Henderson Highway Committee of Council Meshey Front Street Chestnut Conestoga Harrisburg Railways Company

Allegiance to U S Pledged by Croatians

Resolutions in the native Croatian tongue pledging true allegiance to the United States were adopted by forty members of the Croatian Sokol at its regular meeting. The group has shown wartime sympathy for the Allies, with Sokol members aiding democracy in Europe and four Steelton Sokol members currently in U S military service.

United States Sokol Order Europe Steelton Sokol

Beneficial Association Plans Large Dividend For Members

The Beneficial Association of the Bridge and Construction Department will pay a $10 dividend to members at the steel plant office, among the largest in the area. Accident and death benefits totaled $1,964 for the just closed year. Officers for next year include President W J Collier and others: Claude W Kunkle, George W Neff, William F Nye, Ivan L Hoffmeister, and trustees William F Nye, H G Page, E J Zeigler, I W Miller, J H Albright, and more.

Beneficial Association Bridge and Construction Department W. J. Collier Claude W. Kunkle George W. Neff William F. Nye Ivan

Steelton Snapshots In Training at Camp

William Crump, a National Army member from this district, has been transferred from Camp Meade to Camp Hancock in Wisconsin and selected as a candidate for a commission in the officers reserve corps.

Camp William Crump Camp Meade National Army Camp Herring Kenosha Wisconsin Officers Reserve Corps Crump Camp Hancock Bretz B. FI. F. G. Club Edith Bretz Swatara Street Catherine Hennesy Mildred Westhafer Hazel Heck Sarah Ladie Anna Smeltzer Ruth Capp Grace Hershey Pauline Callaghan Gertrude Lacob M. Levine Y.M. H. A. Hall

St John’s Lutheran Sunday School Elects Officers for Year

At a meeting of the St John’s Lutheran Sunday school association officers for the ensuing year were elected. R Russell Rupp named superintendent with a full slate including Fred Troxell as assistant, Harry Trawitz secretary, and others for various posts in the primary and home departments. Attendance remained up to standard despite heavy snow.

Sunday School Association St. John’s Lutheran Sunday School R. Russel Rupp Fred Troxell Harry Trawitz Ralph Lau Ralph Proud J. H. Hoffer Moeroe Zerby A. Lupfer Esther Keim M. R. Alleman J. L. Parr Chimes Mother Frantz Premier Dist N. Court St

Names Sought for High School Boys Over 18 in Five Towns

Men under the Steelton substation of the Army Recruiting Station, following Lieutenant Lesher of the Harrisburg office, began compiling a list of high schoolboys aged eighteen and over in Steelton, Oberlin, Enhaut, Middletown and Oberlin. The effort aims to finalize the list in a few days and forward it to Harrisburg. no enlistments were reported yesterday. Residents given until tomorrow noon to clear snow from pavements, with prior cooperation noted. Work on cleaning the canal used as a reservoir by the steel plant nears completion, extending beyond Walnut Street.

Steelton Oberlin Enhaut Middletown Army Lesher Harrisburg Walnut Street

Marmola Prescription Tablets Claim Safe Weight Loss

Advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a safe way to shed two to four pounds weekly without dieting or exercise. Endorsed by thousands, it directs readers to contact Marmola Co. in Detroit or their druggist for purchase at 75 cents per large bottle.

Marmola Co Woodward Ave Detroit Mich

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