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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1917

Page

3

Waynesboro Soldier Dies of Wounds in France

George Rossman 19, youngest son of John Rossman near Shady Grove and former Frick Company foreman, died in France from battle wounds after serving as bugler in Company E, 9th Infantry. He enlisted in March, went to France last summer, was wounded in trenches, hospitalized eleven weeks, and did not recover. Mrs. Christian Minnick, of Waynesboro, received word of the death.

Waynesboro Christian Minnick George Rossman United States France John Rossman Shady Grove Frick Company Rossman United States Army 9Th Infantry Minnick

Greencastle Girl Weds Army Sergeant at Home

Greencastle Pa December 18 Miss Mary Elizabeth Brendle longtime resident marries Sergeant A Neil Brumbaugh quartermaster department stationed Camp Belvoir Washington The ceremony in the bride’s parlor followed by a breakfast Then the couple left for Washington where the bride will report to duty Monday

Greencastle Mary Elizabeth Brendle A. Neil Brumbaugh Quartermaster’s Department Camp Belvoir Washington I. N. Peghtel Grace Reformed Church

War Service Changes In Adams County Schools

War service reshapes Adams County schools as several educators enlist in the Army. John M. Crist fills East Berlin post, Miss Helen Neely takes Biglerville, Frank Brame moves to Hanover, and Miss Belle Neeley goes to McSherrystown. Other resignations noted with no fills yet, and health issues prompt retirements in Sand Hill and Belmont.

Gettysburg Sunderland Gettysburg High School Warren Cocklin East Berlin Levi F. Gilbert Biglerville John M. Crist Helen Neely Fairfield Frank Brame McSherrystown Hanover Belle Neeley New Chester Esther Baugher Sand Hill Menallen Township Alva Stonesifer Belmont Cumberland Township

Moody burial held for Dily area resident

James Moody died Friday at Harrisburg Hospital after a year long liver ailment. The 50 year old Warrington township local was buried today from his home, with services by Rev. C F Coffelt at the Friends Meeting House Cemetery. He is survived by two brothers and four sisters.

Mes Moody Dily James Moody Harrisburg Hospital Warrington Township Moody Friends’ Meeting House C. F. Coffelt Rossville Lutheran Church

Ice harvest begins as icemen fill Liverpool icehouses

Liverpool Pa Dec 18 nine to twelve inch ice is being harvested. Icemen take advantage of the early harvest and many icehouses are already filled. Also from Liverpool Pa Dec 18 Mrs B F Blattenberger recovering from operation at Hartman Hospital Harrisburg and expected home today.

Liverpool B. F. Blattenberger Hl Hartman Hospital Harrisburg

Do Your Bit Donate Books to Public Library for Soldiers

Citizens are urged to donate usable books and magazines to the public library to support soldiers in army camps, fronts, and hospitals. Preferred topics include War, Travel, History, Biography, and general interest fiction such as Short Stories, Detective Stories, Sea and Adventure, to suit diverse tastes.

Yankees Left Without A Bit Of Tobacco

American expeditionary forces in France smoke two varieties of cigarettes named by soldiers as Boche smokes. One bears a Berlin firm name, the other from a Sarajevo company. The French turned over the supply after capturing the cigarettes early in the war and stored them in a warehouse as the American supply ran short.

Berlin Sarajevo

Local Red Cross to Collect Books for Soldiers

The Red Cross Society will collect books magazines and periodicals and forward them to soldiers in trenches and camps. A large table will be set in the Fager building for this effort along with shipments from the Free Library Commission and State Library. A basket at 8 8 Kresge on Market Street invites workers to place books magazines music and comforts for the soldiers.

Red Cross Society Fager Free Library Commission Kresge Market Street Kresge Komrade Klub

Reception At YMCA For Boy Scouts And Lectures

A YMCA reception planned Friday hosts the Boy Scouts with a special program featuring Troop 7 Scouts orchestra. Arch H Dinsmore spoke to Penn school pupils on Glacier National Park, presenting a $10 YW fund certificate and delivering another $10 to girl pupils. New gym equipment arrived, including a hydraulic rowing machine, horse, buck, parallel bars and more. Dr George Preston Mains will give the final lecture in the New Testament series on Authority at the YMC A this evening, drawing strong attendance.

Association Scouts’ Orchestra Arch H. Dinsmore Penn Glacier National Park Dinsmore C. W. Miller George Preston Mains

Perry Contingent Bound for Camp Meade from Perry County

Perry county sends its fourth contingent for Camp Meade Admiral Maryland with about thirty one men. Twenty percent of the county quota has left or is set to depart. Harry W Westfall and Blain Barshinger are notified to report reaching New Bloomfield December 20. Also notes war relief activities in Enola and aviation corps enlistment of Eldon Snyder. Dr S H Gilliland named major in U S Army Veterinary Corps.

Marysville Perry County Camp Meade Admiral Harry W. Westfall Blain Barshinger New Bloomfield Enola Women’s War Relief Pennsylvania Railroad Company Harrisburg Philadelphia Eldon Snyder Liverpool Williamsport Aviation Corps Fort Slocum New York Snyder Liverpool High School Lock Haven State Normal Marietta, Pa 8. H. Gilliland Gilliland Laboratories Marietta and Ambler Veterinary Corps United States Army

Flurrie Baby Born in Dauphin County

Mr and Mrs Claud A Flurrie announce the birth of a daughter in Dauphin Pennsylvania on Saturday December 15 1917.

Dauphin, Pa Claud A. Flurrie

Churchill warns Britain faces danger as calls for peace rise

Winston Spencer Churchill declares in Bedford that the country and the allied cause are in serious danger. He says the empire and democratic civilization hang in the balance for a long period and condemns politicians who urge a premature peace with the Hun.

Winston Spencer Churchill Bedford Churchill Col. Churchill

Martina A Rhine Dies of Spinal Meningitis At Home

Martina A Rhine age 4 died yesterday from spinal meningitis at 322 South Fifteenth Street. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs George C Rhine. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 9 am from the late residence with Rev J B Murphy of St Francis Church officiating. Burial will be in Mount Calvary Cemetery.

G. W. Swigert Newville Parsonage Street Swigert Big Spring Phillep McKhenny St. Paul, Minn William Swigert Leeton J. Clyde I. Barr Swigert Presbyterian Graveyard J. G. Sweyer Main Street Zion Lutheran Church Shippensburg Martina A, Rhine Martina A. Rhine South Fifteenth Street George C. Rhine J. B. Murphy St. Francis’ Church Mount Calvary Cemetery

Enola P. A. R. Y. M. C. A. tree plans for Christmas

Final arrangements were made by the Enola Public Playground League for the annual community Christmas tree celebration to be held Friday evening December 25. Christmas carols and recitations will be given along with addresses by town ministers. Committee members will retrieve the tree on Friday.

Enola Enola Enola P. A. R. Y. M. C. A. Public Playground League

Victrola Club Meets in Enola YMCA Association Rooms

A special meeting of the Victrola Club of the Enola P R Y M C A is set for tomorrow evening in the association rooms. Final business for the year will be transacted with R E Johns, president, presiding.

Victrola Oclub Enola Victrola Club R. E. Johns

Gingerole Relief Promises Fast Pain Banishing Rub

A period advertisement extols GINGEROLE as quick relief for coughs colds backaches sore throat and rheumatic pains. It claims rapid action without blistering, benefits for sprains and cramps, and urges purchase in a 25 cent box from local dealers with a money back plan.

Sloan Firstcra

How Weak Delicate Folks May Get Strong and Sturdy

Dr Boudousquie of New Orleans cites three causes of weakness and thinness and recommends blood iron salts as a restorative. Two 5-grain tablets after meals recommended. one tablet if only strength is desired. Sold by George A Gorgas C M Fodney and other druggists.

Boudousquie New Orleans France Italy Austria George A. Gorgas C. M. Fodney

Woman Weighing Nearly 400 Pounds Thrown Into Snowbank

York, Pa. Dec. 18. Mrs. Frank Bowman, weighing nearly four hundred pounds, was thrown head first from her sleigh after an accident near Red Lion. She remained helpless in a snow bank until a neighboring resident summoned aid. Rescuers helped her to her feet after getting a chair from a nearby house.

York Red Lion Nere Frank Bowman

Mrs Bowman Lifts into Sleigh in Notable Feat

The press notes Mrs Bowman as the heaviest woman in this state section, and the act of raising her into the sleigh is described as a notable display of effort and assistance.

Bar members plan three Harrisburg legal aid hubs

May call entire bar to men’s aid as legal advisers prepare to staff three district headquarters at 1509 State Street 1646 North Third Street and from the Harrisburg bar to aid men with the government questionnaire. Advisors will cover day and evening hours to address anxious perplexed applicants and ensure proper handling of cases.

Son Stamm Paul G. Smith John Fox Weiss Charles C. Stroh James O. Hatz Robert Rosenberg State Street North Third Street George Kunkle J. Armstrong Herman Frederick M. Ott Harrisburg

High Class Efficiency Heads-Conclave Locations

Three headquarters are likely to be set at the addresses indicated, though certainty remains uncertain. The plan hinges on final confirmations and potential adjustments to the listed sites.

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