Steelton Dance Series Continues With Freys Hall Event
The second of five winter assembly dances runs this evening at Freys Hall Front and Pine with about 150 invited guests. The event aims to strengthen social ties in the borough and features the Updegrove Orchestra of Harrisburg. Eugene Seal C B Brinser Ira Myers and C A Alden head the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey's Hall
Front
Pine Streets
Eugene Seal
C. B. Brinser
Ira Myers
C. A. Alden
Updegrove Orchestra of
Harrisburg
Croation Sokol to Hold Annual Dance Tomorrow
Croation Sokol presents its annual entertainment and dance tomorrow evening at Croation Hall with music by the Steelton band orchestra. The arrangements are led by M. Matusevac, R. Fabi janic, A. Serbic, and N. Pocjak. about 400 citations have been issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croation
Croation Hall
Steelton Band Orchestra
M. Matusevac
R. Fabijanic
A. Serbic
N. Pocjak
East Steelton Coke Plant Operation Change Set
Announcement from Bethlehem Steel Company to assume operations of the Semet Solvay coke plant in East Steelton on February 1 after a 10 year lease. Includes local notices about a basketball game, community meetings, and various society updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Steelton Coke Plant
Bethlehem Steel Company
Semet-Solvay Company
East Steelton
Steel Company
January Reduction Sale at Strouse Store Opens With 10 Percent Off
New store of Wm Strouse announces January Reduction Sale with 10 percent off all suits overcoats mackinaws and raincoats for men and boys. Original price tags stay. No further reductions in January. Buy early while stocks are fresh. $10.00 boys suits and overcoats now $9.00 $11.25 becomes $10.13.
State Educators Outline Program Continues
A Pennsylvania educators meeting proposes eight month terms and $18,000,000 biennial state aid, rural school consolidation, good roads support, and raised salaries for teachers. It backs vocational funding, evening schools, crippled children care, and transportation subsidies for community schools. The plan also endorses retirement and child labor reforms, summer sessions, simplified spelling, and expanded high school curricula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William de Lewis
Philadelphia
C. B. Robertson
Pittsburgh
Davis
Altoona
A. C. Rothermel
Kutztown
H. B. Work
Joint Committee
Cox
George
Taft argues for world police with League to Enforce Peace
Ex President Taft addresses educators on the League to Enforce Peace arguing Washington’s policy no longer fits a global power. He says the United States is an Atlantic, Pacific, Asiatic, Arctic and Caribbean power and that armed force can protect the common good. He cites support from Wilson Hughes and foreign leaders and defends force against pacifists while urging practical peace mechanisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard Taft
The
Educational Association
United States
League
Washington
Mr. Taft
George Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic
Pacific
Philippines
Hawaian Islands
Alaska
Porto Rico
Cuba
Panama
Europe
Taft
Union of Nations
Hea
Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
Senator Lodge
Lloyd George
Lord Curzon
Balfour
Lord Grey
Briand
France
Bethmann von Hollweg
Germany
Mexico
Brumbaugh
Assembly
More Latitude For Nurses Is Permitted
First Deputy Attorney General W H Keller issues an opinion allowing nurses trained in anesthetics to administer anesthetics under physician orders. Keller states no law places anesthetic administration on a higher plane than other drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Keller
J. M. Baldy
State Bureau of Medical Education and Licensure
Keller
Urges Government Control of Air Transportation and Lines
Publicist Charles Zueblin from Boston advocates centralized authority and government ownership of major transportation systems. He calls for military style training for boys and girls and outlines preparedness plans to meet national emergencies. He notes America is unprepared and urges definite ends for training young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zueblin
Charles Zueblin
Boston
Zeublin
America
Labor Union News from Local 411 and 287 Elections
Local Union No. 411 elected J. D. Askin as president and J. J. McLanahan as treasurer while welcoming six new members. Local 287 of United Carpenters and Joiners chose H. M. Brooks as presidents and L. I. Hamacher as president of the next year. Central Labor Union plans outreach and a January meeting to discuss civic interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother~hood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of
America
J. D., Askin
C. F. Henery
J. J. Gardner
H. M. Brooks
J. J. McLanahan
W. A. Latshaw
L. I. Hamacher
Lemoyne
J. A. Barnes
George Smaling
Central Labor Union
Carpenters
George W Reinhard Dies Active in Y M C A Work
Funeral services for George William Reinhard will be held Tuesday at 2 PM from 1803 North Third Street. Burial follows in Harrisburg Cemetery. Reinhard, born in Philadelphia, helped organize the Christian Worker’s Society and was active in local Y M C A work and former secretary of the Hazleton Y M C A. He is survived by his daughter residing in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Salem Lutheran Church
Frank Bigler
W. I. Eschenaur
Samuel Wilson
Ruth Lebo
Sherman Hoke
Highspire
United Brethren Parsonage
Rhodes
May Peck
Philadelphia
John Peck
Highland Street
Maurice Lavandure
Allentown
Joseph
Robert Batdorff
Gilbert
West Philadelphia
Batdorff
Aaron Luter
Jacob Hoffman
Coatesville
Chambers Street
Mildred, Russell
Paul Rupp
Lebanon Valley College
Christian Rupp
Town
John Dengler
Harry Dengler
Harry Stauffer
Esther
Reading
Lizzie Mader
Baltimore
Milton Wise
John Vetter
George Brengle
Chambers
Frank Limero
Hartisburg Street
New J
Herman Myers
Cora
Penbrook
Harry Duncan
Timothy Hipple
Marysville
Sere
Harrisburg Street
George William Reinhard
North Third Street
Harrisburg
Mr. Reinhard
Ristian Worker's Society
Hazleton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steelton News
Frey’s Hall
Baker Independent
Enchant *x High School
Orpheum Hall
Harry Hemming
Walnut Street
Steelton
Detweller Brothers
South Union Street
Middletown
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Women's Mission Society
Centenary United Brew Church
E. H. Ligan
South Front Street
Centenary, United Brethren Church
A. K. Wier
Centenary United Brethren Church
South Second Street
G. M. Culberson
Bradford
Baldwin Hosea Ey
Edward Kuntz
John Bingaman
Stanley Becker
Steelton Firemen's Relief Association
E. Society
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Main Street
Church of God
Elmer Keim
Idella Groff
Margaret Beshoré
Sara Burriss
George Reider
John Hager
Ruth Donley
Ruth Dawson
Margaret Murphy
Olive Crumlick
Carl B. Sterick
Margaret Beshore
G. W. Getz
Wm. Strouse
A. Dickson
New
Jometown
Dixon
H. W. Dodd
Dickson
M. Katherine MecNiff
Dodd
Charles 8. Davis
E. M. Rapp
Rebecca Orth
J. P. McCaskey
Lancaster
David 8. Keck
George Wheeler
Educational Council
Oliver P. Cornman
J. George Becht
State Board of Education
Charles &. Davis
Elizabeth M. Baker
Raymond W. Sies
University of Pittsburgh
Association
Miss Baker
Becht
Marcus Aaron
Cornman
Vunnstown
Rapp
Charley” Davis
Central Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Team Owners Protective Association Today
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lancaster County
Lancaster and
Williamstown
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
Newspaper Publishing Printing Company, of
George T. Oliver
Labor Union News
Central Labor Meeting
George W. Reinhard
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!