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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1916

Page

6

Holiday Dinner For Employes Of Moorhead Knitting Company

Moorhead Knitting Company held a social dinner at the Harrisburg Club for stockholders salesmen guests and office officials with Southern smilax and American Beauty roses as decorations. Speeches by R W Moorhead J W Bowman Edwin S Herman E C Bowman and others praised employee congeniality and the firm goal of producing a standard not just hose. Attending salesmen and stockholders names span across many states with office staff and guests including Dad William Croll and former salesmen Hemperly and Holsberg.

Moorhead Knitting Company Harrisburg Club R. W. Moorhead J. W. Bowman Edwins Herman E. C. Bowman Grant Rouch A. B. Hill Dallas Texas George F. Sheetz Detroit Mich Edmund Bartlett New York City P. H. Bailey Co. E. Bowman Pennsylvania Virginia L. A. Michaels New York Mass C. H. Coltrider Philadelphia Reading York Lancaster Camden N. J C. F. Allen Ohio P. T. Balsbaugh Maryland Isaac Combs New England D. C. Bradbury Iowa Illinois L. W. Brady Florida Georgia J. R. Craighead New Mexico Wyoming Utah Colorado William Matteson Cleveland Tannenbaum Emmanuel Birmingham Alabama J. Freinan Atlanta L. W. Marks Washington D. C Baltimore Mr. Putman Indiana Kentucky C. Zeigler R. Jones E. C. Opperman C. E. Frey C. Sanders C. Devin H. Green B. Laucks H. Fry A. B. Flowers C. H. Shultz H. B. Lau William Croll Mr. Hemperly C. Holsberg George Wallazz

Reorganized Triangle Club in Holiday Ball

The reorganized Triangle Club held last evening in Winterdale featured the Hall Banjo Orchestra of Wilkes-Barre for music. Holly and pine garlands, Christmas bells and electric lights brightened the ballroom as pretty city girls danced with handsome young men. Committee members were Charles H. Barnes J Motter Fletcher and Paul J. Yowler with younger married folks acting as chaperones.

Triangle Club Winterdale Hall Banjo Orchestra Wilkes-Barre Charles H. Barnes J. Motter Fletcher Paul J. Yowler

Miller Hassel Bridal Takes Place in Sharon Harrisburgers attend holiday wedding

Miss Besse Hassel and Charles Warren Miller were married at the First Presbyterian Church in Sharon with Rev. Ramsay officiating. The bride wore navy blue chiffon and traveled to a brief wedding journey. They reside at 1121 North Front street Harrisburg after January 1. Miller becomes Y M C A physical director. Also announced: Wallis Moore engagement of Harrisburg and Carlisle families. Pike Leiter wedding in Lucknow with couple to live in Cleveland.

Billow-Reisch Crowell- Stevens Christ Lutheran Church Thomas Reisch Mary Reisch Millersburg Jacob Newman Billow Palmyra Pillow North Front Street Miller Buhl Club Sharon Moore-Wallis John Mather Wallis Thomas Paxton Moore Carlisle Wallis Alice Meredith Gloucester County Virginia Philip T. Meredith Moore Cumberland Valley Harrisburg

Bond Dealings on New York Stock Exchange Reach Record

Dealings in bonds on the New York Stock Exchange for the year totaled a par value of 1 158 209 000, a new record. Stocks traded reached 234 678 000 shares, well above 1915 and surpassed only by three prior years. Sixty nine days exceeded 2 000 000 shares, with December 21 hitting over 3 000 000 shares.

New York New York Stock Exchange Stock Exchange

City Tackles Ashes Pickup and Budget Passes

City officials fault the Pennsylvania Reduction Co for failing to collect ashes under the current contract and plan remedy steps. The 1917 budget passed totaling 7 982.25 with major cuts and department allocations. nine mill tax levy approved and other measures cleared for final passage.

Reduction CO Pennsylvania Reduction Company Water Department Gross Seitz John E. Fox Fox and Geyer State Council United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company Franklin Suydam Council Lynch Gorgas

Penn Community Club eyes reading rooms for foreign youth

A Harrisburg effort proposes Penn Community Club to aid immigrant children by opening reading and recreation rooms at 1121 Seventh Street. A committee led by Prof. J. J. Brehm and Mrs. Herman P. Miller plans support from local men and women to provide books, furniture, and games for young girls and boys to learn true citizenship away from streets and saloons.

Herman P. Miller Harrisburg J. J. Brehm Henry W. Gough P. Eby David E. Tracy Horace McFarland John Mullowney John Yates Henry W. Claster Seventh Street Frank Sites Mary _ Robinson Penn Community Club

1700 Entries For Mummer Parade

The parade review will be from Market Square with a counter march on State street. Chief Marshal Walter L Montgomery issues strict orders on formation timing spacing discipline and conduct, including no drinking or unruly behavior and immediate report of accidents.

Market Square State Street Walter L. Montgomery Mummers South Third Street

Fight to Retain Fee in Snyder County Will Contest

Former Snyder county treasurer since 1891 plans to appeal to the Superior Court after Judge Johnson ruled Selinsgrove borough owed more than 500 dollars for a 5 percent commission the treasurer deducted from liquor license funds. The 1891 law cited by Borough Solicitor Unrich bars county treasurers from keeping fees for liquor license money handling.

Snyder Selinsgrove Snyder County Johnson Unrich

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Frank G. Sterrett Jane E. Serrett Howard E. Bettsfield Swatara Street J. D. W. Deaver Epworth M. E Mrs. Bettsfield Tara Street Lewis Johnson Louise Johnson Leland Johnson Bethlehem W. H. Wright Elyria William Elder Bailey Russell Alger Bailey Annette Bailey Jean Bosler Chamberlin Frances and Elizabeth Ross W. W. Jennings Mary K. Bent George Douglas Ramsay Locust Street George M. Nauss Altoona Christian Nauss North Second Street Bratton George Bratton Edith Garrett Overbrook Miss Garrett Edward McColgin Coates Harry G. Keffer Gould Charles H. Hunter Chicago William P. Hamilton Charles J. Wood, Jr Wallace Arthur Keown Welles Mary Belle Cromie Arthur Nelson Mary Hanlen City Garage Miller-Hassel Raunick Board of Health Hill District BELL United Founde Kirschbaum India Wm. Strouse Wm. Strouse & Co Jounty Camp Curtin Camp Street N. R. Hoffman Mitchell Reo Studebaker Willys-Knight Chandler Crispen Motor Car Co Cameron St
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