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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1919

Page

9

Oberlin Betrothal Highlighted at Green Dinner

Oberlin hosts a dinner party honoring the engagement of Miss Olivia G. Stengle to Dr. E F B Shope. Guests included Mrs. A S Green and Miss Olivia Stengle. a hornet nest with red butterflies announced the news during dessert. Dr Shope is a Middletown Medical and Temple University trained dentist.

A. S&s Green Oberlin E. F. B. Shope Middletown High School Medico-Chi Philadelphia Dental Department Temple University Officers Reserve Corps U.S.A McNair North Union Street Miss Stengle Oberlin High School Steelton High School

Whislers Celebrate 30th Anniversary With Surprise Party

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Whisler marked their thirtieth wedding anniversary Saturday at home 630 Woodbine Street with a surprise gift shower. Refreshments were served to Rev. George Luther Sellers, Rev. J. Owen Jones, and numerous friends including the Wolfs, Fogs, Cripples, Manleys, Stucks, Jacobs family, Burkholders, and others.

J. C. Whisler Woodbine’ Street George Luther Sellers J. Owen Jones James Wolfgang Oscar Fogfelsong Donald Luther Cripple Benjamin Manley Foster Stuck Kauffman Byers Jacobs Mildred Jacobs Broomley Jacobs Jacob Burkholder Sarah Fry Melvin Jacobs

Leaves For Hampton Roads After Holiday Visit Here

Kenneth Patterson a naval aviator stationed at Hampton Roads Va returned to his station after spending the holidays with his parents at 208 South Thirteenth street A farewell party followed at his home with friends including two medical students George A Slothower and Raymond Meek who were also in town for Christmas and joined an automobile tour in the late afternoon.

Kenneth Patterson Hampton Roads South Thirteenth Street George A. Slothower Philadelphia Raymond Meek Syracuse New York J. Hervey Witmer Pittsburgh John S. Boas Walnut Street James B. Bailey Bryn Mawr Mary Emily Louise Bailey George W. Reilly Bailey Persis Holden Bennington Jean Chamberlin North Front Street Kathleen Wallace Richmond Alice F. Houser Green Street Sara Belle Ellis Norton H. Jackson North Third Street Amlen Gaines Middletown Jerome Koons Mary Koons Boas Street Philip Aldinger York Laurence G. Rush Greenville Ohio Marian Williams Derry Street Atlantic City Paul J. Strickier Perdue University Lyman Strickler Narberth Esther S. Wengert Market Street Josephine Ketering Annville

Meade W C T U Presents Christmas Playlet at Edison Junior High

The Meade W C T U stages a two act Christmas playlet titled Bill Bender's Christmas with a 40‑actor cast tomorrow evening in Edison Junior High School auditorium. Mrs Anthony O Merkle directs with Miss Emma Lewis in a leading Aunt Jane role and proceeds fund social welfare work of the union.

Bill Bender Edison Junior High School Meade W. C. T. U Anthony O. Merkle Emma Lewis Jane Susan Lucille Hamm Tom Leroy Whitman Jack Ressler Shultz Sara Lee John Fisher Alice William Graham the Owl Ernest Keys Leland

New Year Afternoon Dance Planned for Penn Harris Ballrom

The Penn Harris hosts a New Year afternoon dance from 3 to 6 30 PM repeating the Christmas event for about 150 Harrisburg youths. Invitations issued to Christmas attendees. The committee includes Miss Dorothy Bothwell Miss Mary Hutman Reed McCarty and George Schreiner Jr. Visitors and guests return home after holidays with plans finalized for attendance.

Penn-Harris Harrisburg Dorothy Bothwell Mary Hutman Reed McCarty George Schreiner, Jr

Fashion Notes From Local Shops Offer Style and Service

A column highlights McFall and Son’s latest evening dress accessories and the Army and Navy Shoe Store range from hosiery to shirts. It notes Saltzgiver Shop refinishing furniture, Polo Coats from Cloos Company, and French Shop patterns with Miss Swope offering a special rate on velours this week.

Army and Navy Army Navy Cloos Company Sea- Son

Benefit Recital by Local Gals for Nursery Home

Miss Katharine V. Fahnestock and Miss Naomi Beyard present a recital in Fahnestock Hall to benefit the Nursery Home. The program blends poetry, prose, and piano, featuring works by Tagore Browning Shakespeare Rachmaninoff Chopin and scenes from literary pieces. Tickets available at Regal Umbrella Store or from Mrs. F. H. Marsh.

Fahnestock Hall Katherine V. Fahnestock Naomi Bayard Miss Fahrnestock Miss Beyard M Fahnestock Swarthmore College Chautauqua Association of Pennsylvania Harrisburg Anna Hampstead Rabindranath Tagore Elizabeth Barrett Browning Shakespeare Rachmaninoff Rachmaninoff, and “Scherze In B Minor,” Chopin, By Miss Revard Penrod

Mrs Cook Hosts Temple Home Class Party

Irving College class of 1914 dines at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Temple Elizabethville with Mrs Clyde Cook and guests including Miss Mollie Lenker Miss Eva Bechtel and Mr Ellsworth Grove. Also notes marriages and visits among local families and travelers during holiday season.

Clyde Cook Irving College George Temple Elizabethville Mollie Lenker Eva Bechtel Elda Romberger Roy Smeltzer William Gallagher Ellsworth Grove

Polyclinic Hostess Nurses Hold Christmas Party

The Polyclinic Hospital Nurses and guests gathered Friday night at the Nurses Home 1524 North Second Street for a Christmas party. Holly and a large tree adorned the room as dancing cards and games provided entertainment with prizes won by Miss K F E Gerber and W A Middleton. Directress Miss A M Graham chaperoned a long list of attendees from Hummelstown Middletown Shippensburg Lebanon Lititz Altoona Hershey Palmyra Ellwood City Enola and Carlisle and Palmyra residents M P Grubb E M Grubb and Schleyer among others.

Polyclinic Hospital Nurses North Second Street K. FE. Gerber W. A. Middleton A. M. Graham Gerber Hummelstown Miss Chowers

Holiday Dance at Naval Station Newport Attended by Military Families

A holiday dance at the Naval Training Station Newport was hosted by Captain Douglas B. E. Dismukes and officers. Many Army Navy and Marine Corps officers and families joined guests from Newport and beyond with young people home from school. Welcoming hosts included Captain and Mrs. Dismukes and several senior officers.

Newport R. I Naval Training Station Douglas BE. Dismukes Army Navy Marine Corps Dismukes Dupree J. Friedell Robert S. Chew, Jr Jay K. Esler Elmer Jancer

Miss Claster Entertains Honoring New York Guest

Miss Bessie Delle Claster of 801 North Second street entertained last evening for her guest Miss Mildred Solomon of New York City. Dancing and refreshments followed with guests Mareader Simms Elsie Hope Annette Freidman Evelyn Kapner Leon Brenner Lebanon Leonard Kapner Edward Astrich Earle Alexander Richard Buxbaum Joseph Machlan and Harold Claster.

Bessie Delle Claster North Second Street Mildred Solomon New York City Mareader Simms Elsie Hope Annette Freidman Evelyn Kapner Leon Brenner Lebanon Leonard Kapner Edward Astrich Earle Alexander Richard Buxbaum Joseph Machlan Harold Claster

Christmas Day Family Reunion in Mifflin

A Christmas Day reunion gathered relatives at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Landis in Mifflin. Attendees included Harrisburg residents and Lt. L. G. Evans of the U S Army General Hospital No 31 in Carlisle.

Mifflin Joseph Landis Harry Earley

Deutschland Uber Alles Still Hun Song in Germany War Warning

A New York dispatch reports a warning from a German official about the continued popularity of a nationalist song and the country’s preparedness for potential war within ten years if Allied control remains. The piece notes the tense mood and calls for vigilance.

New York Germany Emana Pee Viever

Jersey liquor bill preamble completed in New Jersey

New Brunswick New Jersey December 29 The preamble of the proposed beer and light wine bill is before the public Senator Thomas Brown Wilk introduced the measure for next session noting the bill is not ready for publication The preamble argues New Jersey has not ratified the eighteenth amendment doubts its constitutionality and would ignore the Volstead act by enacting a state enforcement bill supreme within the state.

New Brunswick N. J New Jersey Thomas Brown Wilk Brown Edwards

Obituary notices from Harrisburg area deaths

A batch of local obituaries notes the deaths of George W. McCurdy in Harrisburg at 618 Race Street aged 68, Joseph Erb of Shiremanstown, John Boak of Harrisburg, J. P. Enders of Fisherville, William H. Bernheisel a Harrisburg native, and Alvin G. Hagenberger of Highspire. Services and burial plans are listed for each, with families and burial sites in East Harrisburg Cemetery and Fisherville Cemetery.

George W. McCurdy Race Street Kauffman Nagle Street Harrisburg Patriotic Order Sons of America Warren Earl Frank Clifford James Ross McCurdy John Gentsler Paul Levan Thomas Shurtliss Youngstown Ohio Joseph Erb Shiremanstown East Main Street W. E. Dougherty First United Brethren Church St. John's Cemetery Erb United Brethren Church John Boak Central Iron and Steel Works Penn Street William Moses St. Paul's William H. Bernheisel Pittsburgh Raymond Bernheisel Market Street Robert Chapman Myers Street Steelton

Spring Bloom Evening Wrap Described With Velvet and Skunk Fur

A charming apple green panne velvet evening wrap features green and gold satin, a generous skunk fur collar, and pink satin interlining. It uses two gown lengths by trimming a padded oblong upper piece into a coat style with oriental sleeves and a satin frill finish.

Italy’s Fiume policy blasted as a string of blunders

General Robilant told the Senate that Italy’s handling of the Fiume situation has been a succession of blunders from the start. He is a former Fourth army commander and served on the Inter Allied Military Commission at Versailles and on the inquiry into disorders at Fiume last July.

Fiume Associated Press Rome Italy General Robilant Senate Robilant Fourth Army Inter-Allied Military Commission Versailles

Cavalry Appointment in Pennsylvania National Guard

Lock Haven, Pa says a troop of cavalry in the new Pennsylvania National Guard is assured. Captain Edward T. Miller may be promoted to captain of cavalry and command of K Troop. Announcement pending from Harrisburg.

Lock Haven Pennsylvania National Guard Edward T. Miller John P. Wood Philadelphia First Pennsylvania Cavalry Miller Harrisburg

Odessa Evacuation Ordered as Bolsheviks Advance

Odessa is being evacuated by the civilian population due to the rapid Bolshevik advance in southern Russia, according to a Constantinople dispatch to Exchange Telegraph.

Odessa London Russia Constantinople Exchange Telegraph Company

New Planned to Wed Girl, Counsel Says

The trial of Harry S New for the murder of his sweetheart Freda Lessor began with defense arguments that New had borrowed money to obtain a marriage license and cover travel to Fresno for a wedding. They contend the evidence aims to show New intended to marry and start housekeeping, challenging the state's claim that he planned her death weeks earlier.

Associated Press Los Angeles Cal Harry New Freda Lesser Miss Lesser Fresno California

Fritz Kreisler Reveals Indefatigable Versatility

Fritz Kreisler plans a January 5 visit to Harrisburg at Chestnut Street Auditorium. The renowned violinist discusses his diverse interests from medicine to painting, noting his early talent and the strong belief of his Vienna doctor father in his serious musical path.

Fritz Kreisler Harrisburg Chestnut Street Harold Bauer Kreisler Vienna Fritz Paris Massart Julien

Regulation of Milk Industry in New York Demanded

The Fair Price Milk Committee urges state regulation of the milk industry as a public utility more vital than transportation, and asks Congress to focus on U S dairy and milk industries. It cites rising European demand for manufactured milk products risking child health due to milk shortages.

New York Smith Fair Price Milk Committee United States Congress Europe

Ex-Judge Gray Opposes Smaller Soft Coal Board

Former U S district judge George Gray of Wilmington criticizes the plan to appoint a three member board to settle the soft coal strike. He notes his role on the seven member board that settled the 1902 hard coal strike and warns that a reduced board may hinder fair consideration and settlement.

Gray Wilmington Del George Gray Roosevelt

Millionaires Club Rumored Near Shore in Chelsea

Prominent hotelmen urge city officials to probe reports that a club named the Millionaires Club operates within 200 feet of the boardwalk on a fashionable Chelsea avenue, posing as an incorporated social organization.

Atlantic City Millionaires' Club Chelsea

Wilson May Or May Not Call League Council Meeting

Paris December 29 Informal notice of the first meeting of the League of Nations council may come after ratifications of the Versailles Treaty. It remains undecided whether President Wilson or Premier Clemenceau will issue the call and where the meeting will be held, decisions expected tomorrow. Harvey A. McCreary dies at 55 in New Cumberland Pennsylvania after five weeks with stroke. He leaves a wife two children Emory in New York Stella in Chicago and several stepchildren. Funeral plans not yet set.

Wilson League Associated Press Paris Council of League of Nations Wallace State Department Washington Supreme Council United States Clemenceau Harvey A. McGreary New Cumberland Harvey A. McCreary Fifth Street Mr. McCreary Triangle Lodge Knights of Malta Emory McCreary New York Stella McCreary Chicago Tepchildren William George John Beaver Mervin Bomberger David Sipe Edith Beaver

New York Transit Tieup Halts Subways and Lines

An unusual disruption hit New York as the entire Interborough Rapid Transit system including subway and elevated lines and several Manhattan surface lines stopped at 9 15 am due to a power house failure on West Fifty ninth street. Thousands of commuters were stalled between stations.

New York Associated Press Interborough Rapid Transit Subway Elevated Division Manhattan West Fifty-ninth Street

Toledo Sunday Times Raises Price to Seven Cents

The Toledo Sunday Times will cost 7 cents starting January 4, after being kept at 5 cents through the war and postwar period. The price increase is blamed on another sharp rise in paper costs.

Toledo Ohio Sunday Times

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Annie Catherine Lentz Harry Joseph Braceney On Street H. R. Bender Ridge Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Braceney Sixth Boas Streets M. Glenn Gottschall The Associated Aid Societies Booda William F. Elder Ellie Liddick JC. K. Neigle Arthur Eristman Jean Hardy Mildred Erdley Myrle Hamm Alice Pickell Margaret Stouffer Irene Peregory Mildred Alone Betty Chamberlain Jere Fishel Robert Fishel Claribel Elder David Chidsey Don Nissley Russel Kellar Fred Raub John Byrem Edgar Erisman Mary Fager Ethel Hoyer Isabelle Boone Marienner Simms Jeanette Hamil Dorothy Myers Helen Myers Ethel Geisking Dorothy Bamberger Anna Hoyer Dorothy Beiser Lucille Beckley Sara Palm Dorothy Baldwin William Pickel, Jr Lenore Gross Lucille Appleby Irene Appleby Ruth Appleby Nelson Peregoy Paul Stunn Luke Weirick Roy Shade Charles Miller Pinnlasters William Pickell Mrs. Merkle David J. Hetrick Norman Hetrick Franklin County Gabriella Cameron Jean Cameron Broadnax Cameron Malcolm Cameron Lyman D. Gilbert Petersburg James Weir Fahnestock Baltimore Frank Gordon Fahnestock Bellevue Park Anna Brammer Paul N Marks & Man McFall & Son's McFall Saltzgiver Katherine Fahnestock Bevard Edith Hain J. Markwood Young M. B. Young Berryhill Street Naval Station Miss Claster John P. Blosser Rockville Miriam Helen Blosser William T. Schubauer, Jr W. T. Schubauer Mary Mitchell North Street Ethel Calder Edward E. Bausman B. F. Bausman State Street Harold M. Lippincott Mechanicsburg Perth Amboy N. Y J. Haldeman O'Connor George R. Bailey Edward Bailey Elizabeth Ross Elizabeth Mullen Brandt Richard T. Irving Frank B. Deckard Harold M. Harwood Brooklyn Lewin’ H. Greene Herman T. Youngman Edward H. Barton Howard F. Thomas West End Elwood M. Johnston Newton HT. Rogers Jersey J. P. Enders E. O. Shoop North Fifth Street Fisherville Hoover and Son Enders C. Shoop O. M. File Henry Bat Alvin G. Hagenberger Harrisburg Hospital Mr. Hagenberger July Street Highspire Fashion Camera M. Evelyn Essick Whitehall St Stouffer’s Restaurant N. Court A Amery Superior Optical Service J. S. Belsinger Penn-Harris Hotel North Third St Bell
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