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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1917

Page

5

Fire apparatus too powerful for Carlisle finances

Carlisle Pennsylvania December 26 news bulletin from the Carlisle Chamber of Commerce reveals a clash between fire protection and budget. Four modern automobile pumping engines overload mains, despite 200 point relief in deficiency charge. The city has spent over $40,000 in two years on engines and plans a $10,000 motor truck, reshaping the department into a gasoline outfit.

Carlise Carlisle Chamber of Commerce Hays The Gas and Water Company Philadelphia Carlisle

Cumberland Valley Bride and Groom Tie Quiet Knot

Miss Amy S. Mumma and Clarence A. Bear were quietly married at the Presbyterian manse in Mechanicsburg with only the mothers present. The bride, daughter of the late David S. Mumma, trained as a teacher and now at Bowman department store in Harrisburg, will reside in Hampden township. The groom is the son of Abner Bear of Main Street and works at Bethlehem Steel Works in Steelton. They leave for a Washington wedding trip.

Mechanicsburg Amy S. Mumma Clarence A. Bear George Fulton David 5 Mumma Mechanicsburg High School

St Pauls Sunday School Presents Hope of Nations

In Mechanicsburg Pa yesterday morning St Pauls Reformed Church held a Christmas service led by Mrs J V Miller. An augmented choir performed carols and anthems with soloists including Romaine King Harry Beitzel Florence Bentz and Frank Hollinger. The Sunday school also staged an evening program The Hope of the Nations with songs and recitations by the youths.

J. J. Firestone Dillsburg John L. Firestone Wellsville United Evangelical Church Friends Meeting House Firestone Carrie Huss Lloyd Rhodes Mechanicsburg Ella Deardorff York Samuel Charles Hollinger Beck Ohio St. Paul’s Reformed Church J. V. Miller Hawley Romaine King Babe of Bethlehem Stuts Frank Hollinger Novello Tda Deber Florence Bentz W. HH. Sigler

Liverpool Primary Christmas Party Brings Joy to Scholars

Liverpool Dec 26 a lively Christmas party thrilled pupils at the Liverpool Primary School. Miss Prescott hosted games from all grades with prizes and gift books. Nearby notes mention residents visiting Harrisburg and other towns during the holidays.

Liverpool Prescott. Robison

Social and Personal Items of Towns Along West Shore

Towns along the West Shore report numerous visits and holiday travel. Residents from Shiremanstown, Mechanicsburg, Harrisburg, Penbrook, Mount Joy, New Cumberland, and surrounding areas host relatives and friends from Cleveland, Toledo, Philadelphia, Jenkintown, and other locales. Shared names include Jacob Lawyer, Harold Cromleigh, Mrs. Gribble, Charles E. Martin, and many local households as families exchange Christmas greetings and extended stays.

West Shore Jacob Lawyer Shiremanstown Jacob Yarger Dundee N. Y Harold Cromleigh Mechanicsburg William W. Braught C. A. Gribble Churchtown Charles E. Martin Harrisburg Noell William Sutton Lemoyne Samuel Fisher Mary Dean Lou Noell Kate Noell Roy D. Hoch Penbrook Russell Kipp Cleveland Ohio Charles Weigel Roy Bates Albert and Richard Bates Bates Albert Campbell Mountoy Hattie Berger H. M. Rupp Shireamanstown Alcindal Longanecker Toledo Harry Spahr Philadelphia Spahr John Wolfe William Stough Lloyd Edward Miller Blanche Howry Harrisburg Hospital William E. Howry Sara Harman Beavertown B. A. Kline Jenkintown Sue A. Kline William Brinton Abram Brinton Hagerstown J. W. Wolfe Norman Spahr Penn Street R. C. Homer M. L. Baker Miriam Lenhart Lebanon Valley College Geary Street New Cumberland Lyman Hertzler Carlisle Samuel Beck New Mexico William Ross Waterstreet Mildred Ross F. D. Banks Mildred Wertz Bellwood William Simmons D. C

Good Digestion Is Key to Beauty

An ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as essential for beauty through sound digestion. It links gas filled stomachs to pimples, rash, and sallowness, urging readers to treat dyspepsia for clear skin and relief, recommending a 50 cent box from drugstores.

Stuart Btuart E. W. Grove

White Hill fire destroys homes and cars in West Shore

A morning blaze at White Hill, Pennsylvania, leveled a double brick dwelling and six autos, with loss estimated at $15,000 partly insured. Harvey Fortney suffered facial burns while moving hogs from a pen beside the home. Firefighters from Friendship, Citizen and Washington struggled as water shortages and no local fireplugs hampered efforts. a car and two motorcycles also burned. Separate item notes Civil War veteran Adam Engroff’s death in Marietta, with brief survivor details.

White Hill Harvey Fortney Frank Sayers Cumberland Valley Railroad Harrisburg Friendship, Citizen Washington John Wright Mervin Grossman New Cumberland Charles Grove Perry County Edward Hepfer Elmer Myers York County Mr. Fortney Marietta Adam Engroff Lancaster The Red Men Wise Men Libby

Enola Christmas Seals Sellout Reached Ten Thousand

Enola Pa Dec 26 Final report shows Christmas seals drive hit its district quota of 10 000 seals as H G Hassler J A Ringland P Rothaar J H Kinter led with 2100 2000 1000 and 1000 sales. Miss Ruth Bitner won top individual with 260 seals.

Enola S. G. Hepford H. H. Way H. G. Hassler J. A. Ringland P. Rothaar J. H. Kinter Helen Markell George W. Shumberger Summit Street Russell Ruth Bitner

115 Passengers In Valley Car At Lemoyne

Residents protest Valley Railways Company trolley service during peak hours with car 82 carrying 115 passengers, 88 from New Cumberland. Efforts for special cars failed. If unresolved, the Public Service Commission may be asked to act.

Lemoyne Valley Railways Company Harrisburg New Cumberland Public Service Commission

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Newport Albert T. Vernon Madkelville J. Elmer Zeigler C. N. Smith James G. Patton Sallie Spensler Elizabeth Patton S. G. Fickes David Hertz Donald McKenzie David Shreffer Nodney Hench John Sunday Krute College James Keen St. Stephen’s College Annadale and Hudson Frank Shuman Dickinson College K. W. Bassett Columbus Grant Toomey Center Township Walter Kipp LeRoy Kipp Millerstown L. Shull John W. Baker Mapletown William Long Millersburg Baer Long C. L. Bair Tamar McBride Donnally Mills A. B. Finton Buck's Valley W. L. Smith James Leiby George W. Barnitz Hill United Ice & Coal Co., Lumber Department Forster and Cowden Sis Cumberland Valley Miss Amy Mumma National Army Camp Meade Red Cross Singer Band Order of Independent Americans B. L. C. Baer Church of God Spectal First United Brethren St. Mark’s Lutheran Trindle Spring Lutheran Trinity Lutheran Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian St. Luke's Episcopal Church Russell Baish Sciences Mandrake Pills J. H. Schenck & Son Penna St. Paul’s Sunday School Elizabethville Arthur BE. Swab White Haven Isaac Swab Maple Grove Cemetery Mr. Swab EK. J. Heilman Lutheran Church F. Lower M. Harries Benjamin Kline Wales Sarah J. Kline Percy Boughey C. M. Shaeffer A. C. Thorp Albert Keister Steelton Newton A. M. Shuler Jay Trimmer A. E. Deckard Marysville Park Zellers George Deckard Sue Kline Sarah Kline Harry Trimmer Ernest Koch Ernest Zaring M. H. Grubb Department of Labor and Industry John W. Lutz W. D. Hoover Winburne Margaret Beale Rogersburg Harry Morris W. M. Morris Frank Brown Harry Deckard Williamstown Robert Hayes Verd. Koenig Reading William Koenig Morris Miller Edenburg Thomas Bottomley Camp Hancock Augusta Frank M. Halston Johnstown Anna K. Kahl Joseph Harlacher Harry Boyer John Boyer Frank Blair W. L. Spath Katherine Graff Portland J. E. Taylor Chambersburg Monroe Starry Franklin Township Miller Second Starry Lloyd Kramer Camp Gordon John Kramer Tra Springer Goldie Kieffer Mary Gingrich Breechwood Seminary Ida Raymond George S, King Pittsburgh Harry Smith Lorain Sadie Smith Market Street Samuel Beard Itdna Beard Washington, Pa West Shore News Strouse the Man’s Store OF Wm. Strouse State Board Bell-Ans
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