Forty Hours Devotion at St Peter’s Slovenian Church
Services of forty hours devotion are held today and tomorrow at St Peter’s Slovenian Catholic Church at Second and Mohin with participation by priests from Slovenian churches in the East and Midwest. The Rev M Golob of Bridgeport Conn will deliver the first sermon, followed by Rev Father Ferhujnec of Pittsburgh and Rev Father Skur of Cleveland. Other visiting priests include Rev Father Mertel of Pittsburgh Rev A Murn of Bethlehem Rev Mr Frankovsy of Barnesboro and Rev Father Jevnik of Portage.
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St. Peter's
Second
Mohin Streets
Luke Gladek
East
Middle West
M. Golob
Bridgeport
Conn
Ferhujnec
Pittsburgh
Father Skur
Cleveland
Father Mertel
A. Murn
Bethlehem
Frankovsky
Barnesboro
Father Jevnik
Portage
Baldwin Commandery Demobilizes World War Service Flag
Baldwin Commandery No 108 will demobilize its twenty four star service flag this evening in the Judge rooms. A program has been arranged and service men are invited. The flag bears one gold star for Horace Critchley who died in service.
Borough Residents to Get Sufficient Coal
Borough coal dealers say there will be little danger of a severe coal shortage this winter as shipments arrive. Demand stays moderate as residents stocked up. orders on file are being filled promptly. Funeral services for M. Michael Callaghan were held at St. James Church with burial in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
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Bessemer
Munyon's 3X Rheumatism Remedy Endorsed by Drugists
A druggist praises Munyon's 3X Rheumatism Remedy for rapid relief and strong customer satisfaction. He notes pharmacists should prominently stock the product and promises a full refund if customers are not satisfied, with Munyon's H. H. Remedy Co. of Philadelphia backing the guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Munyon’s
Philadelphia
Funeral to be held tomorrow for Prof L E McGinnes
Prominent educators from across the state and many Steelton residents including school children will attend the funeral of Prof L E McGinnes longtime borough schools leader. Services are at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 2 30 p.m with viewing from 1 to 2 p.m. Schools to close for the day as a tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. M'Ginnes
Steelton
L. BE. McGinnes
First Presbyterian Church
Second
Elm Streets
MacGinnes
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Erin Streets
Fred G. Troxell
G. W. Henry
Central Grammar School
E. Allen Crawbaugh
Fothergill School
C. KE. Detweiler
West Side School
Charles F. Howard
J. L. Fuller
William St. Stonesifer
Paul D. Miller
Baldwin Cemetery
J. George Becht
J. P. Martin
Steelton School Board
John W. Davis
Charles F. Zimmerman
Lebanon County Trust Company
Lebanon
F. B. Downs
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Educational Association
Winston A. Miller
Miss Horst to Lead Civic Club Nurse Work
Miss Amy Horst of Lebanon to take charge of visiting nurse duties for the Civic Club and Associated Charities, succeeding Miss Georgia Winship who held the post for years. The change excludes the school nurse role, and Miss Winship will receive a farewell gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Horst
Amy Horst
Lebanon
Civic Club
Associated Charities
Georgia Winship
Miss Winship
Civic Club and Charity Organization
Borah charges big interests push German treaty through Senate
Senator Borah accuses powerful financial interests led by J. P. Morgan and Company of scheming to secure ratification of the German peace treaty via a Senate compromise. He cites planned propaganda to keep the issue out of the 1920 campaign, aims to secure votes through deals, and directs a thorough investigation into securities and investments backing Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Congress
J. P. Morgan and Company
League of Nations
Europe
United States
Morgan and Company
Comfort Station Above Ground Near Courthouse Considered
City officials review an above ground comfort station on the Court street plaza beside the courthouse. City Engineer Cowden proposes a seven foot high single corridor station occupying about 15 by 80 feet, connected to a planned loan of 25000 dollars, aiming to resolve the public comfort station controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Keister
Court Street
Cowden
Balthaser Elected Head of Policemen Lodge
Patrolman William Balthaser will head Capital City Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police for the ensuing year. He was elected president at the regular meeting last evening succeeding Corey Fehlersen. Other officers elected include William Cummings vice-president John Hicks secretary Patrick Hylan treasurer Joseph Demma William Romich and Paul Schelhas trustees. No ball will be an annual feature in the order's social activities with plans considered for this year's affair.
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William Balthaser
Capital City Lodge
Order of Police
Corey” Fehlersen
William Cummings
John Hicks
Patrick Hylan
Joseph Demma
William Romich
Paul Schelhas
Dante
Trains Return to Schedule After Coal Shortage
Passenger services resume on most routes after a coal shortage. Through trains to and from the west restart at midnight. panic of delays eases as railroads restore service and clear hundreds of cars from local yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Lee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brie
G. A. Cullen
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
New York Central
New Haven
Twentieth Century Limited
Chicago
Broadway Limited
Pennsylvania
Railroad Administration
Buffalo
Reading
Philadelphia and
Reading Railway
Harrisburg
Middle division rail notes show 94.3 percent record
Rail updates report a 94.3 percent record on the Middle division last week due to motive power shortages. Pennsy engine derailments at Huntingdon and Wilmington delayed trains. Reading coal shipments reached 2,982,529 tons in October. Several conductors posted perfect November records. a Altoona shop veteran, John A. McConnell, died at 69.
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Huntingdon
John A. McConnell
Pennsy
Altoona
F. H. Swope
W. Lutz
A. L. Geyer
Rotarians Hear Sermon at Pine Street Church
Harrisburg Rotary Club members and wives heard Rev. Dr. Lewis Mudge of Pine Street Presbyterian deliver the sermon "Renal Work For Real Men." Dr. Mudge, a club member and committee chair, spoke on the motto "Service Not Self" as the choir sang "Hear My Prayer" and "Like as the Hart."
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Lewis
Mudge
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Harrisburg Rotary Club
Dr. Mudge
Rotarians Meet Col James B Kemper at Army HQ
The Harrisburg Rotary Club will meet Colonel James B. Kemper at the United States Army Recruiting headquarters on Market Street tomorrow evening. Kemper will offer Rotarians a chance to enlist if they are physically fit. Major Frank Mahin, a veteran of the AEF, will speak, and final plans for the Big Brother dinner will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Grangepark Steamer Rescued From Shore Near Jones Inlet
The British freighter Grangepark, wrecked when it went aground Saturday near Jones Inlet on Long Island, was shifted fifty feet toward deep water yesterday. Coast Guard officials were notified today about the maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitp
Associated Prova
New York
Grangepark
Jones’ Inlet
Long Island
Coast Guard Service
Clerks Lose Positions For Being Too Inquisitive
Two clerks in the Middle division office were removed from their posts in the week ending December 7 for neglecting work entering private offices without permission and reading private correspondence. The weekly bulletin notes 38 employees suspended that week and adds other discipline actions including dismissals and suspensions across divisions.
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Webby
Middle Division
Discipline Bulletin
Juniata
Reading Railroad Crew Standings and Assignments
The article lists multiple railroad divisions with crew calls and up lists. It names engineers firemen brakemen conductors and flagmen for Harrisburg Philadelphia Enola Middle Reading and New York exchange updates, detailing crews to go first after specific times and lists of personnel advancing or needed for various jobs.
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Harrisburg
Peters
Grace
Small
Andrews
Smith
Gunderman
Shue
Tenney
Kurtz
Everhart
Kirchoff
Roup
Westfall
Beers
Ulrich
Hamaker
Moyer
Stitzel
Thomas
Plank
McEllhenny
Metzler
Mace
Wourtess
Schriver
Cross
Walker
Clouser
Bergstresser
Dunkle
O. W. Snyder
Gray
Fisher
Moretz
Ratheson
Kreps
Leib
Harley
Reeser
Panabacker
Strayer
Fortenbach
Humphreys
Barton
Burkheimer
Naylor
Holsinger
Trurnbach
Hess
Sweitzer
G. M. Bowers
Gingrich
Buss
W. B. Bowers
Hoover
Hollenbach
Gross
Dare
Lake
Zimmerman
Deisinger
Roushe
Loser
Yard Hoard
Auman
Biewer
Essig
Nye
H. R. Myers
Boyle
Shipley
Crow
Ewing
Yinger
Starner Morrison
Houdeshel
Gardner
Rupley
Speese
Rothe
Ross
W. C. Kruger
Henderson
Selway
Gilbert
Lauver
Dill
Wirt
ENOLA
Philadelphia
Simpson
Freedman
Shaffer
Davis
Flowers
Lee
Bickle
Mowery
Renshaw
McCann
Thrush
J. W. Smith
W. G. Jamison
H. F. Groninger
A. C. Allen
H. F. Tuart
J. W. Burd
C. D. Hellengaugh
J H. Ditmer
L. H. Ricedorf
F. F. Schreck
A. J. Wagner
W. C., Black
H. BE. Cook
J. Crimmel
G. W Lenig
H. B
Ditlow
Huber
McCurdy
Schubauer
Walton
Bowerman
Douple
Hoffman
Shomper
Heisey
DeGroft
Deskert
Chrismer
Fitzgerald
Meck
Kelfer
Danner
Rhinehart
Haln
O'Wiler
Fillmore
Shaub
Stank
Strohm
Tyler
Waltray
Epler
Messimer
New Sewers to Drain Various Parts of City
Commissioner W H Lynch plans a $100000 sewer bond to fund extensions and improvements citywide. Proposals include Spring Creek extension from Nineteenth to Derry streets and laterals east of Twenty third street, Asylum Run sewer to Seventeenth and Calder, and storm water lines on Shamokin and Third streets to drain swamps and raise lowlands. Sewers for Cloverly Heights and older lines in Fourteenth Seventh wards are also eyed.
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W. H. Lynch
City Highway Department
Lynch
Spring Creek
Nineteenth Street
Derry Street
Twenty-third Street
Thirteenth Ward
Ile
Paxton Creek
Pennsylvania State Lunatic Hospital
Seventeenth
Calder Streets
Shamokin Street
Susquehanna River
Third Street
Division Street
Hoffman's Woods
Cloverly Heights
Harrisburg Hotel directors to meet at noon tomorrow
The Harrisburg Hotel Company owners of the Penn-Harris will hold a noon meeting to discuss several matters of interest to the corporation. Gossip has circulated about potential enlargement plans for the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Hotel Company
Penn-Harris
Penn- Harris
E. Z. Wallower
Third
Walnut Streets
Local resident found after being reported missing
A Siddonsburg resident reported missing after a Saturday disappearance. The person was later located abandoned at the intersection of Seventh and Harris Streets in the same evening.
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Ber
Siddonsburg
Seventh and
Harris Sents
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News OF Steelton
St. Peter’s Church
Baldwin Commandery
Sunyon
United States Railroad Administration
Cumberland Valley
R. R
T. B. Donaldson
Policeman Brown
Second ST
T. B. Donald
Prof. McGinnes
Presbyterian Church
Jacob Meshey
Locust Street
Elm Street
Charles Beidel
South Front Street
Boy Scouts
Scout Hall
Carthage Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Grey
Associated Press
London
Viscount Grey
England
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Balthaser
Railroad News
The
Wilmington
Market Street Crossing
American Railway
Pine Street Church
Col
James B. Kemper
Exchange
Backenstoss Realty Co
Market Street
Office of Service
Mervin
B. Far
COKRN
Gukgas Drug Stores
Butler's
Giser
Town of
Muriel Pollock
Ampico AG
J. H. Troup Music House
Troup
South Market Square
Market Square
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