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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1919

Page

8

Father and Son Week Planned for Harrisburg

Harrisburg authorities announce National Father and Son Week from February 16 to 23. The Inter-Church Federation, Sunday School Association, Boy Scouts and Y M C A coordinate events led by the Y M C A with a January 16 methods conference for pastors and teachers. A January 13 committee meeting will finalize plans for the observance.

Harrisburg Church Federation Harrisburg Inter- Church Federation Sunday School Association Inter-Church Federation Ministerial Association Boy Scouts

Y M C A Plans New Year Entertainment

The Central Social Committee outlines a New Year event to entertain Harrisburg’s poor children on January 1 at Fahnestock Hall. Committees report progress with leaders including John Y. ONeill Frank Davenport Dr M W Hazen Frank Foose Al K Thomas on decorations and entertainment.

Central Harrisburg Fahnestock Hall John Y. O'Neill Frank Davenport M. W. Hazen Frank Foose al. K. Thomas Rosa Swope Harry Leonard Grant Ferrer Frank Covert C. W. Miller Walter Dietrich C. Linford Scott Robert T. Reeves

Forsees Drop in Prices Next Year

Philadelphia December 19. Business expert S. A. Linekin told the Poor Richard Club a good sized slump in business is coming next year with prices to drop after a peak. He predicted continued price rises before the decline and said food clothing and other necessities will be affected.

Philadelphia S. A. Linekin Poor Richard Club

Local obituaries note several deaths and services

Abigail Putnam Allen Lamond former Hamilton School assistant principal dies in Philadelphia after a year illness. Burial in Shippensburg family ground. Survived by sons David and William. George Peifer 40 dies. services at St. Lawrence Church. burial Mt. Calvary Cemetery. survived by two sons and family. Harrison Zeiders dies after railroad accident. survived by wife. parents and brother travel to Flushing. William Shuttoe of Florin Mount Joy dies. survived by wife and two children. elder of Church of God. Rev J L Nicholas dies. services in Pottsville and burial in Mechanicsburg. former pastor at Fairview Lutheran Church.

Abigail P. Lamond Abigail Putnam Allen’ Lamond Hamilton Philadelphia Shippensburg John Crawford Middle Spring Presbyterian Church Lamond David Lamond William Lamond George C. Peifer George Harrison Zeiders Zeiders Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Mlushing Ohio W. W. Zeiders John Zeiders Flushing William Shuttoer William Shuttoe Florin Mount Joy Harvey Harrisburg Aaron Miller Tuscaloosa Ala Shuttoe Church of God J. Lb. Nicholas J. L. Nicholas C. M. Nicholas Pottsville Mechanicsburg Mr. Nicholas Lutheran Church Fairview

Gas From Heater Caused Four Deaths

Four people died from monoxide gas at the Berdoun home in Sheepshead Bay. Medical examiner Edward Martin ruled the deaths caused by a heater in the dining room. A half emptied bottle of acid near the bed initially suggested poisoning.

New York Regner’ Berdoun Sheepshead Bay Edward Martin Kings County Rynhild Berdoun Olga Berdoun Martin District Attorney’s Office

Gas From Ignited Fire Lights Sky Over McKeesport

Gas from a Snake Hollow gusher in the McKeesport district ignited while drilling. Flames rose over 100 feet, seen five miles away, as two drillers were burned and a derrick and nearby house burned. The well had produced 10,000,000 feet daily for a week and was deepened when the blast occurred.

Pittsburgh Snake Hollow McKeesport

First Highway Note on Snow Conditions

State Highway Department issues its first bulletin on winter travel. Lincoln Highway and National Pike show mixed conditions with snow and plows at work. William Penn and Harrisburg routes report good to fair conditions with snowfall. Maintenance forces stand ready for deeper snow along improved thoroughfares.

State Highway Department Lincoln William Penn Pittsburgh Perton Bedford National Pike Washington, Pa Brownsville Maryland

Harrisburg to Be Described in Travel Magazine

The Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce announced that Travel magazine will feature an article on Harrisburg. Katharine N. Birdsalle praised the city’s attractions and progress during her visit and will describe its charm in upcoming issues. The Chamber is supplying information and photos for the piece.

Harrisburg Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce Today Katharine N. Birdsalle Telegraph Printing Company

Roses Surprise Doutrich Store Owner on Birthday Morning

Employees of the Doutrich store on Market Street surprised proprietor J Hl Dontrich with a large basket of roses hanging from the ceiling and birthday greetings. The gesture brought him great pleasure and showed the staff’s appreciation for their boss.

J. Hl. Dontrich Doutrich Market Street Doutrieh

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