Notice of annual meeting and estate notices in Harrisburg area
Notice records an annual meeting of the Penbrook National Bank for election of directors in Pen Brook Pennsylvania on January 14 1919 between 9 and 11 am J L Unger cashier lists multiple estate matters in Harrisburg Dauphin County including the Martienssen estate administration appraisement and setting aside of property to Caroline Martienssen and administration notices for Lydia A Hammond Edwin E Curtis Harry J Miller Sr Sarah A Flee public sale of 415 Main Street Steelton Dauphin County and related administrator notices.
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Penbrook National Kk
Penbrook
J. L. Unger
Fred G. Martienesen
Harrisburg
Vauphin County
Pennsylvania
Orphans' Court
County of
Dauphin
Fred G. Martienssen
Caroline Martienssen
B. Frank Nead
Esttae
Fred G. Martlenssen
Lydia A. Hammond
Dauphin County
Edwin E. Curtis
Harriet J. Curtis
Harry J. Miller
Hummel
Sarah A. Fleae
Notici
Register of Wills
Steelton Trust Company
Seconda
Wickersham & Metzger
Piber Bergner
Walnut Street
Cameron Street
Paxton Creek
Moorhead Knitting Co
R. W. Moorhead
Treas
11Th
Walnut
Jos, Coplinsky
State of Pennsylvania
Nation's Navy Must Be Great Unit in Peace
Secretary Daniels told governors in Annapolis that demobilization may not occur for one to two years and the navy must be expanded to enable strong international policing. He urged ending competitive big navy building after the peace conference.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Daniels
Conference of
Navy
United States
British Admiral Praises American Battleship Squadron
Admiral Sir David Beatty saluted the American battleship squadron attached to the British grand fleet calling their service marked by true comradeship. He noted both sides hoped for a finish fight against Germany and described the day of surrender as pitiful.
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Associated Press
London
Grand Fleet
Sir David Beatty
U. S
New York
Beatty
Sir David
Toys and Military Gifts Highlight Holiday Stores
A mix of toy trends and War era influence fills city stores as regulation and wartime shortages curb production. The piece notes enduring old favorites, rising military toys, and a gala holiday display, alongside local notices on Dauphin County accounts and Walnut Street paving petitions in Harrisburg.
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United States
America
Markets fall and holiday drive aids Harrisburg needy
Harrisburg readers learn New York and Philadelphia stock quotations for many names such as American Can and General Motors, with brief closing levels. A Salvation Army Christmas drive collects funds and lists benefactors and planned baskets, aiming to aid widows, soldiers' families, and influenza-strained households.
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New York
Chandler Brothers and Company
Philadelphia
North Market Square
Harrisburg
Chestnut Street
Pine Street
Allis Chalmers
Am Car and Foundry
Amer Woolens
Amaconma
Aeseeseaens
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel B
Butte Copper
Ses
California Petroleum
Chesapeake and Ohio
China
Crucible Steel
General Motors
Goodrich BF
Great Northern Ptd
Great Northern
Irvspiration
International Paper
Kennecott
Kansas City Southerness
Lackawanna Steel
Lehigh Valley
Merc Mar Ctfa
Mex Petroleum
Miami Copper Ace
Midvale Steel
New York Central
NYNH
New York Out
West
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh Coal
Railway Steel Spe
Ray Con Copper
Hendin Gah
Issve Eis
Republic Iron and Steel
Southern Pacific
Wee
Southern
Studebaker Union Pacific
Utah Copper
Esceees
Westinghouse Mfg
Willys-Overland
Maryland
Salvation Army Seeks One Thousand Dollar Donation
Appeal continues for a one thousand dollar donation to the Salvation Army. The item reiterates the need and urges readers to contribute to support the charity’s ongoing relief efforts.
Christmas Gift to All Humanity Prompts Salvation Army Appeal
A Harrisburg Salvation Army appeal describes a man giving a half dollar daily to the Second and Walnut Christmas dinner fund. Captain Myers Neilsen requests contributions to Salvation Army headquarters 466 Verbeker Street to help the poor and ensure a Merry Christmas.
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Salvation Army
Second
Walnut Streets
Myers Neilsen
Verbeker Street
Harrisburg
Knox Aims To Keep Puzzles Out
Senator Knox urges minimal entente instead of a league of nations and supports revising marine laws. He argues peace con ference aims to settle issues with the enemy and that America can be ready to act if Europe’s menace threatens liberty, via Monroe Doctrine alignment.
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Europe
Hitchcock
Knox
Senate
League of Nations
Alma
United States
America
Churches May Join In Vice Crusade
Clergy from the Federation of Churches of Pennsylvania convened with delegates representing over 100000 church members to discuss closing disorderly resorts. Rev Henry W A Hanson and Rev Dr S Winfield Herman will route plans to the Harrisburg Ministerial Association for approval as ministers forecast strong support.
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Federation of Churches of Pennsylvania
Henry W. A. Hanson
Winfield Herman
Harrisburg
Charcader
Allona
G. F Say
Ministers Urged to Aid Urban Distress Through Local Reform
A Pennsylvania clergy gathering led by Dr Bawin Sparks and Dr Charles Zahnizer urged ministers to abandon aloof preaching and actively organize churches to aid distressed communities. Zahnizer cited Pittsburgh’s example where 1,000 houses of ill fame were shut down through ministerial action.
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Eharman
Edwin A. Pyles
Macksburg
Abe
Bawin BK. Sparks
Pennsylvania State College
Charles E. Zahnizer
Pittsburgh
W. L. Mudge
Chambersburg
Zahnizer
Harrisburg
John Butler Promoted to Safety Engineer at Steel Plant
John Butler, long-time first-aid instructor at the local steel plant, was promoted to Safety Engineer to replace W. E. Chick, who recently moved to management as representative on the employe representative system. Butler led the first aid team to a 100 percent score in 1918, breaking Bethlehem plant's run, and assumed his new duties this morning.
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John Butler
W. E. Chick
Butler
Chick
Steelton
Bethlehem
Arrested For Holdup Furnishes Four Alibis
Charles Williams, a colored man, faced a hearing before Justice Steel on a hold up charge. He produced three witnesses claiming he was elsewhere at the time. Williams testified he was in Chambers Street the night of the holdup. The four places cited by witnesses would require him to be in four places at once. Williams is part of a five man gang arrested on the holdup at 817 South Third Street and all were committed to jail for trial.
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Charles Williams
Williams
South Third Street
Committed to Jail Charged With Larceny
Preston Reynolds was yesterday afternoon committed to jail awaiting trial charged with the larceny of money from Charles Johnson. Reynolds was arrested Monday by Constable Gibb and given a preliminary hearing before Justice Steel.
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Preston Reynolds
Charles Johnson
Reynolds
Gibb
Christmas Gifts Drive For Poor Residents Appeals For Help
The welfare committee of the Civic Club led by Mrs. Charles Alden asks for contributions to buy necessities for needy families in the borough. Baskets and special gifts will aid about fifty children, with treats at Trinity Parish House. Contributions may be given to Mrs. Alden, Mrs. Marion Hill, or Mrs. W. F. Darby.
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Civic Club
Charles Alden
Trinity Pariah House
Alden
Marion Hill
W. F. Darby
Advice to the Lovelorn A Wife’s Unhappiness
A reader declares nine years of marriage strained by her husband's fixation on a married sport-loving rival. The adviser cautions against direct hostility and suggests gentle persistence, perhaps joining the rival to ease tensions, with hope that family life can return to normal.
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T. T
Sergeant Bowers Home on Furlough
Sergeant Bowers of the Forty-fifth Company Fifth Regiment Marines returned home on furlough after serving in France. He fought at Verdun and Chateau Thierry, was wounded in the hip, and had previously served five years including Haiti and Santo Domingo. He left New York June 14 1917 and landed in France June 27. He says he never met a Harrisburg boy overseas.
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Bowers
Marines
Verdun
Chateau Thierry
Martine
Sergeant Bowers
New York
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Philadelphia
France
Harrisburg
Slacker Starves to Death in Chicago Prison
Dan Skedine, held as a draft evader, died after a sixteen day hunger strike in Chicago jail. Prison physicians attempted forcible feeding but failed to stop his death.
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Chicago
Dan Skedine
Skedine
Little Girls Birthday in New Cuamberlangh Party
Leva Lane daughter of Captain and Mrs Lane celebrated her fourth birthday in New Cuamberlangh Iowa with six friends. They played games and music on the victrola and then had a dainty supper.
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Cuamberlangh
I’a
Leva Lane
Public sale of Harrisburg properties under court writs
Dauphin County sheriff will expose for public sale on a January 1919 date at 2 PM two Harrisburg lots. Property No 1 lies on South River avenue near Mulberry Street bounded by 13 and 90 foot lines. Property No 2 is 2104 Swatara Street a three story brick dwelling, part of a conveyance to James W Lloyd, with a third lot at 106 Swatara Street.
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Malin Street
Steelton
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania
Main Street
Francis Street
J. B. Ewing
Orchard Alley
Ordan Nejdof
Joseph Carmanec
Recorders Office
Harrisburg
Orphans’ Court
Taschko Dundoff
Wickersham
Court of Common Pleas
Charles A. Ambler
Scranton Fire Insurance Company
Charles EF. Pass
Dleri Facias
Levari Facias
Liberari Facias
Renditioni Exponas
Court of Common Pleas and Orphans’ Court
Lowit
Wickersham & Metzger
City of
South River Avenue
William J. Bergenwesser
Mulberry Street
River Avenue
Hook “K
David W. Walters
Mortgagur
Samuel &. Walters
Jacob HH
Walters
J. ©. Miller
Reed
Tarrisburg
Dawphin County
Penniestrania
Swatara Street
Waleh Point
Twenty-tirat
Swatara Streets
Twenty-first Street
Long Avenue
Swatera Street
Jure Risburg
Claudius Dy Behney
James W. Lioyd
Stuck
Joe Chanty
Dauphin
Pennsys-lVania
Fallonasa
Twenty-first
Ewatara Street
Houre
Taup
James Vloyd
James W. Storeroup & Fox
Washington Township
Daypuin County
Reuben Kessler
Jonathan Zerbe
Elizabeth Welker
John
Charles A. Trow
Buffington
Milton TL
Maud 1
Bowman
Tennsylvania
Mahantongo and
Sixth Streets
Sixth Street
C. F. Copenhaver
North Sixth Street
Frank C. Smith
Annie Smith
Carter
Henover Township
Adam Brighthill
Saime
John Fox
John Rauch
Catharine Lydia
Nellie Runkle
George
Runkle
George Runkle
Annie al, Longenecker
Samuel
I. Alingle
Harry Sellers
Angie M. Longenecker
Samuel Longenecker
Charles J.eck
Elizabeth Beck
Mortigagersa
Recorder
Charles J. Beck
Elizabeth Heck
Dwin W. Jackson
State of Pennsylvania
Wallace and
Cumberland Streets
Wallace Street
Cumberland Street
Flocksburg
C. Seid
Jacob Wiener
Annie Wiener
Edwin, W. Jackson
Morrisburg
Dauplin County
Williaa C. Kirby
Ann Wiener
Co Daund
Patrick MoMt
Salt Sixth Street
Dewinning
Wyeth Street
Wyeth Alley
Alge
Iwood Repair
Tyed
State of
William C. Kirby
W Kirby
Emerly
Wathwilay
William C. Kir
Jaco Page
C. Wiener Ant. Jener
Jackson
Market
Fourteenth Streets
Market Street
Hazelsburg
Lourteenth Street
Board of Control
Brady Street
Ada V. Storey
Storey
Fourteenth Street
M. B. Cowden
Charles H. Locher
Isaac Bumbaugh
North Fourteenth Street
William KK
Bumbaugh
Mary KE
Patterson
North Third Street
Granite Street
Christian Houseman
Third Street
H. Iickman
Rickman
Theresa E. Laufle
Laufle
John A. Keats
Rosenberg & Rosenberg
Seventh Street
Wesbeke
Broad Street
Samuel Gallagher
Gallagher
Susan Palmatory
North Seventh Street
Hannah Hickok
Jacob Weiner
Annie Weiner
Neiffer & Saupsaman
North Fourth Street
Fourth Street
Harris and
Fourth Streets
Luther Reily
John W. Smith
John W Smith
Sarah A. Minter
Arthur C. Young
Pauline M. Young
Christian Nutiss
Vauphin
Christian Nauss
W. W. Caldwell
Bharie Balod
Harrisburg Property Auction Notices and Detail Listings
A lengthy array of Harrisburg and Dauphin County real estate items are up for sale in the sheriff’s deeds proceedings. Properties include 2644 North Sixth Street Harrissburg, 1195 Wallace Street, and 1412 Market Street among others, with precise boundaries, parcel sizes, and prior deeds referenced. The notices list multiple defendants, captive lots, and estate interests, with sale terms requiring $50 at knockdown and 10 percent of purchase money thereafter.
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Peffer Street
Walter Rt. Sohn
Commonwealth Trust Co
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Seale
Seawoot
Sud
Alwig Beneral
Ity
Vh. D. Hammlelbaugh
Ju-125
George W. Peiker
Ross Seaman
Wisconsin
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York State
Maine
Delaware
Lou Bug
Michigan
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Norfolk
Eastern
Shore
Ave
Kansas
Timothy
Tlerces
Chicago Board OF Trade
Board of Trade
Verbeke Street
Harrisburg Lodge No. 12
Frank A. Robbins, Jr
Bethlehem Steel Company
Neilsen
Captain Neilsen
Tom
Harry
Steelton News
Mary Relic
Mary
Nikola Relic
South ‘Third Street
St. Mary'a Church
Zavieh Oftet
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Benjamin Breyers
Benjamin Beyers
Highspire
Charles Street
BY Pratricke Fairfax
Miss Fairfax
Grover C. Bowers
Sheriff Sales
B. Dickinson
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