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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1918

Page

12

Perry County Boy Runs Away From Home

Roy Alexander, 12, son of Mrs. John W. Frey of New Germantown, Pa., fled after claiming God gave him guidance in a dream. He asked that no search be conducted, and relatives ignore the letter written at the Dry Run Hotel in Chambersburg. He says he will go to Shippensburg to attend school and work. a traveling salesman allegedly aided him at a hotel. He previously ran away last May and was found in Newville. He is described as bright for his age, wearing a cap, sweater, knee trousers, and a yellow shirt, with brown hair and blue eyes.

New Germantown Roy Alexander John W. Frey Cumberland County Dry Run Chambersburg Shippensburg Frey Newville

Farmers Institute at Landisburg Opens in Perry County

The second Perry county Farmers Institute session opened at 1 30 pm in Landisburg town hall with Clark M. Bower chairing the county board and J Geary Morrow leading local arrangements. Programs featured alfalfa spraying and fruit tree care along with evening educational sessions led by Prof J J Ruth and Eugenia Benn. Shuler Pentz wedding in New Cumberland joined Lemoyne resident George Pentz and Hazel Shuler at Trinity United Brethren parsonage with plans to reside in New Cumberland.

Landisburg Farmers’ Institutes Perry County Farmers’ Institute Board Clark M. Bower Blain J. Geary Morrow J. D. Cooper Amos Dunn Joseph Waggoner Jacop Sheibley Robert Boden Milton Bower Clark Hays William Kell E. E. Fackler Lutheran Church M. H. McCallum Werneraville H. L. Breidenbaugh J. J. Ruth Florence Cleland Frank Hays Eugenia G. Benn Williamsport Shuler-Pentz New Cumberland George Earl Pentz Lemoyne Hazel Romayne Shuler Trinity United Brethren Parsonage A. R. Ayres J. R. Hutchinson

Cumberland Valley News: Carlisle Men Out of Prison

War's end brings home Carlisle Cumberland county men in German prisoner camp releases. Mark Goutier and Emanuel Pigler from Carlisle both freed from Rastatt and One Hundred and Twelfth Infantry respectively. A. J. Stevens and George Haslam also released. J Frank Hollinger mustered out. Roy Erb wounded in Marine action.

Carlisle Cumberland County Emma Goutier Mark Camp Rastatt Edward Kk. Bigler Emanuel Pigler One Hundred and Twelfth Infantry A. J. Stevens George Haslam One Hundred and Twelfth Regiment J. Frank Hollinger Great Lakes Roy Erb Marine Corps

Miss Martha Schafhirt Weds Frank B Williams in Mechanicsburg

Miss Martha Elizabeth Schafhirt and Frank B Williams were married today at the bride’s home in Mechanicsburg. The ceremony was conducted by Rev George Fulton. They will reside at 411 East Main street and begin their honeymoon before January 1 1919.

Mechanicsburg Martha Elizabeth Schafhirt Frank B. Williams East Main Street George Fulton Presbyterian Church Williams A. F. Schafhirt Irving College Evangelical Publishing House Harrisburg A. J. Williams Bloomsburg Pennsylvania College Gettysburg State Agricultural Department

Improvements at Cumberland County Home Proposed

Official visitors to the Cumberland County Home in Carlisle report high living costs strain care of the poor. They cite new construction, urge a laundry and vagrant hut with work, request a resident physician, and recommend increasing the annual requisition to 23 000 plus 4 600 for improvements.

Carlisle Cumberland County G. Lawrence Strock John L. Williams Frank H. Kimmel

Christmas Cantata at Methodist Church on Sunday

Suburban Notes reports a Christmas entertainment at the Methodist Church with a cantata titled Santa Claus' Club to be presented Christmas Eve. Also notes residents and travelers: Mrs. Margaret Snyder in Harrisburg visiting her son W. S. Snyder. Nan Kinter returning to Chambersburg. Mrs. W. C. Gore and Mrs. W. D. Bollinger in Harrisburg. Mrs. Cloyd Rumberger visiting relatives in Altoona. Bessie Taylor and Ruth Taylor visiting Mesrisbore. Rebecca Weimer of Newport visiting friends. Robert Hopple selling his restaurant to Mrs. vid Witmer of Prouts Valley. Raymond Rowe and Kenneth Ulsh both returning home after military service.

Millerstown Margaret Snyder Harrisburg W. S. Snyder Nan Kinter Chambersburg W. C. Gore W. D. Bollinger Cloyd Rumberger Altoona Bessie Taylor Ruth Taylor Mesrisbore Rebecca Weimer Newport Robert Hopple Vid Witmer Prouts Valley Raymond Rowe James Morland Kenneth Ulsh Rhode Island

United States General Hospital No 31 capacity reached

Carlisle Pennsylvania December 20 United States General Hospital No 31 in Carlisle is ready to receive 500 patients its full capacity. Twenty five men are already there and more expected. Currently 600 men from the Medical Corps and supply service will fill the hospital to about 1200 with staff and nurses. The facility handles surgical and medical care and trains wounded men in new vocations under government rehabilitation plans.

Carlisle United States General Hospital No. 31

York County appoints new chief of fire department

Assistant Fire Chief George B. Kroll accepts the York city fire chief post at a council meeting and will assume duties January 1. Salary to rise from 1200 to 1800 with expanded duties. Kroll a former York fire chief and former state association president.

York County York George Kroll City Fire Department Harry L. Wills Wills York Department State Firemen’s Association

Millersburg Soldier Dies From Wounds in France

Claude Bechtel of East Union street received a War Department telegram that his brother, Harry C. Bechtel, died in a French hospital from wounds in action. He had been wounded November 10 and was with Company M 314th Infantry. Bechtel left Elizabethville with the draft contingent May 27 after training at Camp Meade.

Millersburg Claude Bechtel East Union Street War Department Harry C. Bechtel France Bechtel Rife 314Th Infantry

Dr Kugler Visits Liverpool Head of India Hospital

Mrs E C Dunkerley and Dr Elizabeth Reifsnyder hosted Dr Anna D Kugler a Lutheran Missionary from Guntur India. Kugler a Woman's Medical College Philadelphia graduate 1879 spent years at Norristown State Hospital and organized large medical work in Telugus India.

Real Rheumatism Remedy Sold On No Cure No Pay Basis

Albany Georgia conductor J F Oliver praises Rheuma after two years of rheumatic pain and failed treatments. He says three bottles restored his health and would not trade his recovery for money. The ad promotes a money back guarantee and urges others with rheumatism to try Rheuma today.

Kennedy J. F. Oliver Albany, Ga Central of Georgia Railroad Hot Springs Ark

Robbery Attempt during Funeral At Liverpool Home

At Liverpool Pennsylvania on December 20 a burglary occurred while Mr and Mrs J Goodling attended the funeral of Absolom Googler. Robbers entered the home but were frightened away after ransacking only the first floor. Two valuable shotguns are missing, others intact.

Liverpool J. Goodling Absolom Googler

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Perry God Lane Farm Institute AT Boas Waldemar Gorham Ross Boas North Second Street Meoy Occas Tronaag” Winn Market St Cumberland Valley News Martha B. Schafhirt Cumberland Co Waynesboro Constable William E. Bretzler Evelyn Bretzler American Red Cross Maryland Delaware Anson W. Good Elizabeth F. Good Ringgold Stoler Geraldine Good C. E. Horn Martin Knapp Lela Beulah Barkdoll Charles, Bruce Joseph Barkdoll U.S. Hospital Waynesboro, Pa Amos Rumberger Harold Rumberger Co. B 316Th Infantry Young Rumberger A. O. Club Harry E. Beitzel West Simpson Street Robert Neidig Frank Gayer N. L. Seger Melvin Peffer Clair Harnish Harry Michener War Savings War Savings Committee Federal Carlisle Post Office Marietta Johns. White Maytown Susanna Brandt White Dale Clinton Hannigan United States Marine Corps Hannigan B. F. Hiestand & Sons Paris Island Percival Rinkenbaugh Liverpool Gun Club Game State Reserve Mount Wolf Mount Wolf Band Charles Buchar Edward Rodes Charles Diehl Herman Greiman George H. Wolf George A. Diehl Benjamin F. Crumbling National Army Charles Kohr Camp Meade George 8. Kroll Head of India Hospital New Bloomfield Bernheisel S. H. Bernheisel George Bernheisel Hoboken Oxford Fruhauf Mensey Third Street Red Cross The Brazil Victoria Market Street
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