Sunday school meeting plans in Steelton district
A Steelton borough Sunday school meeting is planned for January 18 at St. John's Lutheran arch. J. A. Finley announces plans at Centenary United Brethren Church. The No. 6 Dauphin County Sabbath School Association includes twelve local schools with officers led by Finley and Rupp. An augmented choir will be directed by Russel Rupp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Lutheran Arch
J. A. Finey
Steelton
Centenary United Rethren
Dauphin
County Sabbath School Association
J. A. Finley
Russel Rupp
Charles Howard
Fred Connor
Harry Saunders
W. F. Maginnis
Young Folks
Miss Helm
John T. Hulbert
Charles W. McCoy
John Cooper
St. John’s Lutheran Church Choir
Citizen Fire Company Elects Its Officers
The Citizen Fire Company at a Saturday night meeting elected officers for the ensuing year. Charles A. H. Roberts was chosen secretary for the sixteenth term while in France. Officers include President D. J. Bechtold and Vice President George H Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen Fire Company
Charles A. H. Roberts
Mr. Roberts
France
D. J. Bechtold
George H .Roberts
Charles F. Kremer
George H. Roberts
Arthur St.tkobe
Relief Association
Joseph W. Bricker
H. B. Smith
Charles A. Demmy
John Rice
Newton McKamey
Arthur H. Roberts
James R. Thompson
Cemetery Road in Poor Shape Complaints Spark Action
Residents in Swatara township complain about a three fourths mile stretch to Baldwin cemetery being nearly impassable. They urge supervisors to repair the back road used mainly for funerals, promising to press authorities and local businesses to fund and complete improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Cemetery
Swatara Township
Oberlin
Funeral for Prof L E McGinnes Draws Large Attention
The funeral for Prof. L. E. McGinnes, superintendent of the borough schools, drew a large crowd at the First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. C. B. Segelken officiated and burial followed at Baldwin cemetery. Local residents and prominent educators attended, and schools were closed for the day. A floral robe from students and teachers was among many remembrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. McGinnes
First Presbyterian Church
C. B. Segelken
Baldwin
Civic Club Plans Community Christmas Tree and Events
The Civic Club outlines Christmas activities similar to prior years. A children's treat will be held at Trinity Parish House on Pine Street the day before Christmas at 3 o'clock. The community tree, planted in the high school campus, will be lit nightly until after New Year’s Day, with a possible New Year’s Eve community singing festival under the tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
Trinity Parish House
Pine Street
Modern Woodmen Lodge Holds Annual Election
The Modern Woodmen of America Steelton Camp 5689 elected officers for the coming year including Consul John J. Hush and adviser Frank Otstot. A class of thirty-five candidates will be initiated Friday evening with State Deputy Wycoff and District Deputy Walborn in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
Steelton Camp
John J. Hush
Frank Otstot
William Whitebread
William Stoneselfer
S M. Railing
Walter Masters
Stanley Becker
George Fessler
John Wagenbach
Wycoff
Pittsburgh
Walborn
Millersburg
Dividend and officers elected in local groups
A $3.20 dividend will be paid to each member of the Mechanics and Helpers Relief Association at the G A R Hall on North Front Street tomorrow evening. During the year just closed the association paid $1700 in sick accident and death benefits. Queen Esther Circle officers were elected: Isdythe Blaker president Myra Weaver secretary Carrie Wickey treasurer Anna Kenney mite box treasurer. Royal Neighbors of America will elect officers at Mrs M Railing’s home on 155 North Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics and Helpers Relief Association
G. A. R. Hall
North Front Street
Queen Esther Circle
First Methodist Church
Isdythe Blaker
Myra Weaver
Carrie Wickey
Anna Kenney
Royal Neighbors of America
M. Railing
Thomas Re elected to Relief Board of Pennsylvania Railroad
George H. Thomas was re elected to the advisory committee of the Pennsylvania Railroad Voluntary Relief Department for the Pennsylvania division. He won a large majority in the November 24 election and will serve a three year term. William C. Davis was elected for the Western Pennsylvania Division. Thomas received 22 355 votes out of 34 755 in division one and Davis 9 662 of 18 999 in division two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Thomas
Pennsylvania Railroad Voluntary Relief Department
R. L. O'Donnel
Crews Standings and Assignments for Harrisburg and Senola Divisions
Rail yard dispatch lists crew rosters for the Harrisburg and Senola sides detailing first shifts after specified times. It lists engineer fireman conductor brakeman up crews and names officers and workers by division and line. The document enumerates personnel like Anderson Hall Beverlin Snyder and others among engineers firemen conductors and brakemen and notes vacancies and explicit crew numbers for upcoming shifts.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Anderson
Hall
Nissley
Beinhour
Gantz
Conway
Thoian
Peters
Ream
Kline Young
Lenard
McKenley
Ressier
Shiskoff
Bordner
Hart
Malone
Stauffer
Moffit
Carroll
J. D. Myers
Sarge
Hoch
Lower
Straub
Vogelsong
Chapening
Gingrich
Pollock
Jerry
Yost
Zimmerman
Yohe
Beard
Homick
Leightner
Rehkugler
Jacobs
Zellers
Schuffler
Poff
Shire
Cooper
Killian
Stambaugh
Writsch
Smith
Lutz
Hoffman
Etzwiler
Beverlin
Sweger
Kistler
Dunkle
O. W. Snyder
Gray
Fisher
Moretz
Ratheson
Kreps
Leib
Earley
Richards
Kauffman
Shelley
R. Snyder
Barton
Naylor
Hawk
Lauver
Yingst
Roddy
Hoover
Hollenbach
Gross
Clouser
Dare
Lake
Alter
Dissinger
Reushe
Loser
Dennis
Lentz
Deaner
Pamberger
Mathias
Hildebrand
Deckard
Ewing
Yinger
Starner
Morrison
Monro
Houdeshel
Gardner
Rupley
Speese
Rothe
Ross
W. C. Kruger
Henderson
Selway
Gilbert
N. Lauver
Dill
Wirt
Mountz
Railroads See Surge In Coal Freight Traffic
Freight activity on railroads increases as officials anticipate record shipments between now and January 1. The Pennsy reports near continuous soft coal trains east while Reading doubles to about 13,000 cars daily. Restored parlor car service draws many patrons as holidays approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railway Crew Assignments by Division and Yard Board
The document lists firemen, conductors, flagmen and brakemen across multiple divisions including Middle Division and Yard Board. It details names for up positions and specific engine numbers such as 201 through 252 and 104 109 123 among others, with several repeated entries and notes on extra helpers and drag outs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush
Dellinger
Krow
Stauffer
Smith
Karl
Vatulli
Morgan
Swartz
Groff
Vogelsong
Bell
McNally
Branyon
Bretz
Kauffman
Flickenger
Shuey
Geib
Curtis
D. K. Hinkle
Holland
J. Hinkle
Sheaffer
Cupp
A. W. Wagner
Oo. J. Wagner
Montell
Hutchison
Make-Man Tablets Promise Restored Strength and Vitality
An advertisement touts Make-Man Tablets an iron tonic to boost vitality and blood, claiming safe use for all sufferers. It promises rapid strength gains, purer blood, enhanced nerve power, and confidence after the first box, priced at 50 cents with a monocle trademark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland Supply House
Madison St
Chicago
Ill
Adv
Engineering and fire crew rosters list for M-27 663 and 11
The Reading and Philadelphia divisions publish crew up lists listing engineers firemen conductors and brakemen for trains 11 57 58 67 68 69 and 67 with names such as Kelley Hollenbaugi Ditmer Ricedorf and Floyd Platt Grace and Kuntz. The Knights of Pythias lodge in Shiremanstown will confer a degree tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Kelley
C. D. Hollenbaugi
J. H. Ditmer
L. H. Ricedorf
F. F. Schreck
A J. Wagner
W. C. Black
H. F E. Cook
W. Lenig
J. Crimmel
H. B. Fleck
H. M. Kuhn
J. W. Smith
W. G Jamison
H. F. Groninger
A. C. Allen
H. F. Stuart
R. Simmons
F. Forsythe
A. H. Kuntz
C. L. Sheats
H. D. Porter
H. W. Fletcher
H. Karstetter
J. A. Kohr
P. Stauffer
J. M. Stephens
Kauffman
Morrow
Nirdlinger
Barnhart
Merkle
Bitting
Beecher
Fitzgerald
Royston
Sipe
Marks
Vogelsong
Orndorff
Booth
Grove
Kuntz
Keifer
Meck
Hilton
Reneker
Leibtreu
Gallagher
Donley
Lineweaver
Miller
Ellsrode
Wiley
Epler
Messimer
Shiremanstown
Between the Dark and Daylight a Fragment Notes Pause
The fragment presents a voice quoting a line about a pause between dark and daylight and mentions children and babies. The readable text suggests a literary aside rather than a complete event.
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Sabbath School Association
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Wm. Strouse & Co
Harrisburg Retail Furniture Dealers’ Association
Prof
Woodmen Lodge
Steelton News
Robert Hoy
Elmira
N. Ti
Taylor
Samuel Weaver
Walnut Street
Baldwin Commandery No. 108
Steelton Trust Company
M. M. Cusack
Longwaker
Water Department
Charles Beidel
South Front Street
Railroad News
Thomas
Relief Board
Senola
M. M. Tablets
Kensler
Coldren
Sadler
Haubaker
Milliken
Kenneday
Sanders
Benser
Ren
National Biscuit Company
Ally National
Hoff
Reed
China
Dad
Mother
Hoff Store
Big City
Bridge Streets
New Cumberland
Inter
Eest
Pennsylvania
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