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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1916

Page

16

Joint Civic Action Urged At Steelton Banquet

Civic Club and Municipal League honored at Freys Hall with J Lindley Hosford of the State Health Department stressing civic cooperation for better health. Moving pictures showed typhoid germ spread and state efforts to combat it as about 200 attendees heard the talk.

J. Lindley Hosford State Department of Health Municipal League Civic Club Frey State Board J. M. Heagy William Darby R. M. Rutherford Charles Reinoehl Sara Lerer Harrisburg William Nell Carl Brinser

Publisher William H. H. Sieg Dies in Bellefonte

William H. H. Sieg aged 79 retired publisher of the Steelton Reporter later Steelton American died at 3:30 am at his son William P. Sieg's home in Bellefonte after a lingering illness. He founded the Steelton Reporter in 1882 and led the business until retirement three years ago. He served in public office including Harrisburg Common Council 1866–76 and Steelton Council secretary 1883–85 before becoming postmaster in 1885, reappointed by Harrison and serving four and a half more years. He was born in Lykens Valley near Millersburg and worked as a printer from age 15. He held positions at Harrisburg Telegraph and served as a clerk in the Harrisburg post office during the Civil War. He belonged to Masons and Odd Fellows. Surviving children are Mary Sieg, Arch Arthur A. Smith, James Sieg, and William P. Sieg. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm. burial in Harrisburg cemetery. Masons to conduct services.

William H. H. Sieg Steelton Reporter The Steelton American William P. Sieg Bellefonte Sieg Common Council Harrisburg Steelton Council Harrison Millersburg Lykens Valley George Bergner Arthur A. Smith Washington, D. C James Sieg William P. Seig Masonic Order

Pastor to Entertain Men of Centenary U B Church

The Rev. A K Wier will entertain the men of Centenary United Brethren Church at a banquet and social in the basement of the Sunday school room Monday night to enlist volunteers for the evangelistic campaign running from January 28 to March 1. Dr O E Williams and Mrs Williams of Warren Pennsylvania will conduct the services.

A. K. Wier Centenary United Brethren Church O. E. Williams Williams Warren

Steelton Missionary Talk on Porto Rico

The Rev A K Wier leads the final talk in a series on foreign missions at Centenary United Brethren church with the topic Our Work in Porto Rico.

Quarters for Mexicans Erected by Railroad in Middletown

Quarters for Mexicans during the winter are being erected by the Pennsylvania Railroad company near the tracks in Middletown. Reverend and Mrs. O E Williams, following several weeks of evangelistic work in the borough, departed for Mt Wolf in York County to conduct services for a period.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Middletown O. E. Williams Mt. Wolf York County

National Guard Training Debate on Border Mobilization

General Hugh L. Scott testified that mobilized National Guard troops would need nearly a year of intensive training to face trained forces. He argued the border protection was achieved by presence, not by firing a shot, and warned that hastily sent guards could suffer heavy losses in difficult terrain.

Scott General Staff Guard Naval Committee William S. Sims Nevada Weaver Coast Artillery House Military Committee National Guard Hugh L. Scott Army Senate War Department Pershing National Guards U. S Senator Brady General Scott Wood

Help Wanted Men and Women Advertised for Furnishings Shop

Help Wanted notices seek five men for gents furnishings and two young ladies for the same department at The Quality Shop located at Front and Locust streets. Apply at once. text shows era style staffing and shop names.

Locust Steelton Front and Locust Streets Steel

Debates on Army Prep and Naval Armament

General Scott faults the volunteer system as undemocratic and inefficient and warns against pay raises that could bankrupt the nation. Secretary Baker weighs universal service versus selective conscription and discusses mobilization hurdles. Captain Sims argues 14 inch guns beat 16 inch offered by new battleships, amid navy dissent.

Scott Baker House Military Committee National Guard Border Service House Naval Committee Williams. Sims Nevada

Chief of Staff Ordered to Testify Before Senate Panel

El Paso Texas December 19 Colonel George W H Mosley chief of staff to Major General Charles M Clement of the Seventh Provisional Division has been ordered to report before the Senate Committee on Military Affairs in Washington on Friday Mosley wired Senator Chamberlain of Oregon chairman requesting more time to settle affairs with the seventh division whose headquarters have been moved to Pennsylvania for muster out

el Paso Tex George W. H. Mosley Charles M. Clement Seventh Provisional Division Senate Committee On Washington Mosley Chamberlain Oregon Seventh Division Pennsylvania

Peel Off Rough Skin With Mercorized Wax

An old remedy suggests applying mercorized wax as a facial treatment. The wax removes the outer skin gradually, revealing a softer, whiter complexion. Use one ounce of mercorized wax purchased at a drug store like cold cream.

Also Mentioned on This Page

News OF Steelton William H. Sieg Transportation Department Relief Association H. B. Kough H. E. Martin Carl Schelhas J. H. Gallagher Charles M. Ramp William Mcclheney Herman Beard J. Green P. Breheny Andrew Hetzel John Brinton William McKcheney James J. Coleman Astrich Georgette Coats L — Coats Xmas Victrolas Victor P. M. Oyler Music Store So. Fourth St Centenary U. B. Church Front Locust Streets Porto Rico Orpheum Hall Big Five C. R. Miller St. John’s Lutheran Sunday School Neidig Memorial United Brethren Sunday School Oberlin Franklin Paul Harry Shearer Raymond Gerhart Raymond Nissley Alfred Holmes Clarence Linn Neidig H. Mirl Wise Roy Osman Otterbein Brotherhood H. T. Hadley F. A. Given Charles E. Shaeffer Robert M. Miller, Jr George Gallagher Robert Anderson Clayton Maurer M'Ginnis L. E. McGinnis Carlisle Young Men's Christian Association Evangelist Goldsmith South Market Clement Senate Military Committee Emi
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