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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1916

Page

2

Einstein Ritter Bridal Rites Held in Carlisle

The marriage of Robert Einstein, former Carlisle Evening Herald editor now with Standard Baking Co in Harrisburg, to Miss Josephine N Ritter was held at St John s Episcopal Church Carlisle. The couple plan to reside at 21 North Hanover Street after January 15.

Carlisle Robert &. Einstein Standard Baking Company Harrisburg Josephine N. Ritter H. M. Ritter St. John's Episcopal Church Alexander McMillan Harry Ritter Margaret Clark Pittsburgh George Barnitz Newport G. A. Strohm Lillian Foreman Julia Hawthorne Valley Forge E. F. Carroll G. W. Barnitz George T. Ritter Reed G. Einstein North Hanover Street Metzger College Walnut Lane School Germantown Carlisle High School Dickinson College

Rainy Class Banqueted By Teacher Mrs Spayd

The Third Teacher Training Class of Memorial Lutheran Church taught by Mrs Edith Spayd at 1419 Vernon street was entertained at her home. Supper served to Ruth Arnold Elsie Hill Hope Eyster Mrs Harry Bowman Elsie Spayd Ella Stoner and Mrs Spayd. Class history prophecies mementos essay and class poem presented. Commencement exercises set for Sunday evening December 17. Mrs Mary Durnin of Carlisle visiting daughter Mrs Basil Tittle. Bernard Schmidt of North Thirteenth street visited Baltimore yesterday.

Memorial Lutheran Church Edith Spayd Vernon Street Ruth Arnold Elsie Hill Hope Eyster Harry Bowman Elsie Spayd Ella Stoner Spayd Lavalliere Mary Durnin Carlisle Basil Tittle North Third Street Bernard Schmidt North Thirteenth Street Baltimore Samuel Claster Elmer Espenshade Joseph Brenner Charles EB. Reeser Camp Hill Mary M. Reeser Frank Bolan Regina Street Richard Reeser North Fourth Street

Gifts For Club Members Drawn From a Grabbag

Members of the A Go I Go Club enjoyed an informal holiday party hosted by Mrs. William Kulp at 1826 North Sixth Street. The afternoon featured sewing and visiting followed by a red and green supper and a large grab bag of handmade gifts created by club members. Attendees included Mozelle Spengler, Mrs. Herman Bucher, Mrs. Edward L. Spengler, Mrs. E B Levi Tittle, Mrs. John L. Wohlfarth, Mrs. A Jack Beck of Summerdale, Elmer Espenshade, Mrs. John Barry, Mrs. Julius Bucher, and Mrs. Richard Bucher of Lancaster.

A Go I Go William Kulp North Sixth Street Sewing Club Mozelle Spengler Herman Bucher Edward L. Spengler EB. Levi Tittle John L. Wohlfarth A. Jack Beck Summerdale Elmer Espenshade John Barry Julius Bucher Richard Bucher Lancaster

Christmas shopping in a small town prompts gifts of style

The piece highlights jewelry and accessory shops at 302 Market, 304 Market, Cotterel's 9 N Market Square, and Astrid's Fourth and Market. It describes rings with small diamonds, mufflers, leather books, plume fashions, the Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph, Berryhill Flower Shop gifts, Walk-Over slippers, and Woman's Exchange collar and cuff sets priced from 25 cents to several dollars.

H. C. Claster Market Street Deutrich Doutrichs Cotterel’s N. Market Square Edison Berryhill Locust Street Woman's Exchange Third Street Herr Windsor

Visiting Nurse Association marks year of service and progress

The Visiting Nurse Association reported strong yearly performance at its annual meeting held at the Nurses' Home. The group highlighted infant welfare, typhoid prevention, baby care campaigns, and collaboration with Pure Milk Society and Civic Club.

Front Boas Streets Lyman D. Gilbert Harvey F. Smith Associated Aids Pure Milk Society Civic Club Edward Z. Gross Mary E. Miller Board of Health National Preparedness Division Gilbert Harrisburg Sunshine Society

Return to Williamsport Resident Visits Friends

Mrs Clarenee Boyer of Williamsport, a former Harrisburger, has returned home after a week visiting Mr and Mrs W P Crabble at 27 Evergreen Street. She enjoyed teas cards and dances and met many old friends. Her sister Mrs Clay Waltman also stayed with the Crabbes and returned home with her. Mrs Richard Bucher of Lancaster visited Mr and Mrs Julius Bucher at 1414 Derry Street yesterday.

Williamsport Clarenee Boyer W. P. Crabble Evergreen Street Clay Waltman Boyer Richard Bucher Lancaster Julius Bucher Derry Street

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Einstein-Ritter Robert S. Einstein Witmer Bair & Witmer Walnut North Second St New York Express Breen Rubin & Rubin Market St Bell Phone Messimer Third St Briggs Miss Hastings Sarah Fullerton Hastings Bellefonte Daniel Hartman Hastings Ross Anderson Hickok State Street Sara Lemer B. W. Wright Thompson Street Philadelphia Studebaker George Barnes Second Street State Studebaker's Astrid John E. Fox Aid Society Dora Wickersham Coe Sarah R. Denehy A. P. L. Dull William E. Bailey B. F. Burns Paul A. Kunkel Mary Cameron W. Orville Hickok Henry B. McCormick Marlin E. Olmsted Philip T. Meredith Marian Brett North Second Street Bryn Mawr College Carrie Messinger Jose Paese the Ladies’ Bazaar 14Th Street Milady Berryhill Locust Street Second
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