Central High Honor Roll Unveiled Amid War Message
Central High School unveiled a 129 name honor roll for United States service with Major Rausch delivering a wartime address. He urged student effort at home while soldiers serve, predicting about 30 percent will go to service. The service flag was unfurled, with support from the domestic arts department and several named staff and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High
United States
Rausch
United States A Army
Arsenal
Red Cross
Germany
Tom Lantz
Army
Navy
Calvin Martz
Pearl Ebner
Jielen Yocum
John Dougherty
Jessie Eleanor Leonard
Leonard
Margaret Hogentogler
Margaret Smith
Helen Wiest
Kathryn Handshaw
Wilda Wallower
Madeline Gray
Catharine Roeder
Helen &. Hoffman
Anna Covert
Rosanna Scheffer
Viola Showers
Central
United States ‘Service
Ira Arthur
Carl Baer
George Bacon
Charles Barnes
Howell Becht
Charles Bennet
George S. Bennetham
Harold Black
Jonathan Black
Wilson Black
John Bonbright
A. N. Broude
John Broxterman
Harold Buch
David Burns
Walter E. Burns
Fred Burris
Benjamin Byers
Alphonsis Cashman
Bernard Cashman
David M. Clark
Raymond Coble
Alvin Colestock
Schaffner Ends Ceremony For Pittsburgh Amid Moot Travels
Schaffner left immediately after the ceremony and headed to Pittsburgh. The abrupt departure suggests urgent travel plans or commitments awaiting the official in the western city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaffner
Pittsburgh
Address on Spanish language value by Y M C A official
Robert B Reeves, secretary of the Y M C A, spoke to the Spanish Club at Second and State last evening on The Commercial Value of the Spanish Language. He argued benefits for U S South American trade, banking, and postwar shipping, urging students to enroll in Spanish classes opening January 8 1918 and noting Mrs Menges as instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Reeves
State Streets
Reeves
United States
South America
Washington, D. C
Elihu Ayot
Germany
Federal Reserve Act
National City Bank of
New York City
Brazil
Argentine
America
England
United Staes
Choirs to Sing Petrie Cantata Light Eternal
Augmented choir of Immanuel and Olivet churches under H D Hammond and R B Manley will perform H W Petrie's Light Eternal tomorrow night at 7 30 in Olivet Church. Manley directs Olivet choir, Hammond directs Immanuel chorus. The Christmas cantata has weekly practices and is one of the finest works these choirs have attempted.
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Immanuel and
Olivet
H. D. Hammond
R. B. Manley
H. W. Petrie
Immanuel
Knitting Party Honors Miss Margaret Boas Before Marriage
Miss Margaret Ramsey Boas, betrothed to marry and move to Pittsburgh, is celebrated by a host of city friends. Guests, including Ruth Walter and numerous ladies, knit for Red Cross as pink Christmas decorations and silver tipped knitting needles mark the festive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ramsey Boas
Pittsburgh
Ruth Walter
North Second Street
Miss Boas
Red Cross
Frances Willard Smith
Helen Bennetham
Henry Clay Kennedy
Leo Harris
John C. Reed
Myra Eby
Margaret Miller
Martha Fletcher
Mary Witmer
Bark Weidler
Evelyn Cumbler
Frances Hamilton
Pearl Walter
Mary Campbell
Luther Bowman
Helen Ga
Mock Trial and Dance Arranged by the Y M H A
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y M H A holds a mock breach of promise trial at the Board of Trade at 8 on Christmas night with Updegrove orchestra. Court roles include Miss Sara Baturin as plaintiff and Eugene G. Cohen as judge, followed by an informal dance and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Board of Trade
Updegrove Orchestra
Sara Baturin
Cherles H. Cohn
Charles Toor
Moe Baturin
Eugene G. Cohen
Anne R. Ga
Sadye B. Cohen
Mollie Friedman
Tillie Busch
Gertrude Kerson
Jennie Karmatz
Schampan
Herbert
G. Garonzik
Christmas Dance at Winterdale
A notice for a Christmas Dance at Winterdale on Tuesday evening December 26 features Updegrove's big band. Admission 26 and 50 cents. Also listed are men only classes at the Y M C A and women only classes at the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterdale
Updegrove
Big First
Happy Children Make Own Gifts
Pupils of Miss Elizabeth Long's Kindergarten at 1502 North Second street staged a Christmas party with marches songs finger plays and carols. The children crafted decorations and gifts for the tree and many participants were named, including Kathleen, Ruth, Betty, Dotty, Jane, Christine, and Elizabeth among others. Kathryn M Frick of Mount Airy Deaf and Dumb Institution home for holidays demonstrated knitting for Red Cross with gifts for friends. Guests and visitors include Mrs M B Church Mrs H C Coytts and Lee W Flowers with local travel and home visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Long
North Second Street
Miss Long
Helen Craig
Harl Sneeringer
Bobby Keenan
William Savage
Richard Zug
Ruth Frantz
Evelyn Philpitt
Jane Armour
Christine Shutt
Edward Smith
Dotty Jane Troup
Betty Mank
Billy Dougherty
Robert McClure
George Hargest
Helen Gray
Elizabeth Dunbar
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Kathryn M. Frick
Mount Airy
Deaf and Dumb Institution
William L. Frick
Bellevue Road
Kathryn
Red Cross
Governor Brumbaugh and family to host open house at Mansion
The Governor and Mrs. Martin Grove Brumbaugh will stay in Harrisburg over Christmas and New Year and host a family gathering at the Executive Mansion. Guests include Edwin Brumbaugh and Miss Mabel Brumbaugh of Germantown. New Year’s Day open house from 4 to 6 pm will welcome all state citizens. no invitations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Grove Brumbaugh
Edwin Brumbaugh
Mabel Brumbaugh
Germantown
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Columbia University
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Reynard
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