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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1916

Page

7

Live Bird Shoot Highlighted by Hummelstown Event

Central Pennsylvania towns report a Christmas Day live-bird shoot by the Hummelstown Shooting association north of town. Local residents including Prof. and Mrs. W. A. Geesey hosted Dartmouth College student Edgar Hachen and numerous holiday visitors from Harrisburg Allentown and Philadelphia amid festive gatherings and social arrivals.

W. A. Geesey Dartmouth College

Elizabethville to Host Mummers Parade on New Year

Elizabethville Pa December 30 preparations are underway for a Mummers parade on New Year’s Day with several bands and many floats planned. Local residents and visiting families join in the festive turnout as the public square draws crowds each evening to admire the municipal Christmas tree.

New Year Parade in Millersburg Canceled

Millersburg Pa December 30 There will be no mummers parade in Millersburg on New Year Day. A committee meeting cited lack of time due to factory reopenings and holiday observance as the reason for canceling the annual pageant.

Millersburg Nether Wagner Edward Remberger Mussleman Lutheran Church Philadelphia Bud" Watts

Dauphin Residents Share Christmas Holiday Visits

Dauphin and nearby towns report a long list of visitors and hosts during Christmas. Residents including Rev. and Mrs. Stirling, Miss Coffrade, Max Long, Mrs. Spensler, Mrs. Fite, Miss Shaffer, Thomas Hawthorne, Miss Hoffman, and many others spent holidays with relatives across Dauphin, Harrisburg, York, Mechanicsburg, and Philadelphia.

Students From Wiconisco Homes Over Christmas Vacation

A list of local and visiting students spending Christmas in Wiconisco includes Ira F. Kinter of Philadelphia Dental College Roy D. Aealey of Temple University Robert Minnich and John A M Keen of Dickinson College Carlisle Mary Byerly Jennie Seip and Margaret Lewis of Shippensburg Normal School Hilda Buckley and Alice Studholme of West Chester Normal School Albert Foster of Bloomsbury Normal School and more residents visiting or traveling during the holidays.

Wiconisco Ira F. Kinter Philadelphia Dental College Roy D. Aealey Temple University Robert Minnich John A. M. Keen Dickinson College Carlisle Mary Byerly Jennie Seip Margaret Lewis Shippensbury Normal School Hilda Buckley Alice Studholme West Chester Normal School Albert Foster Bloomsbury Normal School Hannah Thompson Sunbury Laura Buckley Walter Schoffstall Hazel Schoffstall Philadelphia Alva E. Powell Norristown Chester J. Powell S. J. Powell Harper Wiest Harrisburg William KE. Dimmick Carrie Bay City Mich John Hoboken N. J Harry Witmer John Dodd Margaret Rochester N. Y Thomas Dodd Harold Higgins Frank Smeitzer James Orr Samuel Mark Ethel Johnson John H. Seip Pauline Kissinger Lititz Mary Diefenderfer State College Bart Messner Allentown Lewis Stuppy Ella Michaels Brother Frank

Miss Erma Love Engagement Announced in MiMintown

Mrs. El mer McMeen entertained friends with cards and announced the engagement of Miss Erma Love to Clinton Rodgers. The item notes numerous local visitors and holiday travels among towns including Belleville Harrisburg and Brooklyn, with many relatives visiting.

New Postmaster in Charge at Mount Joy Office

Mount Joy Pennsylvania December 30 J Willis Freed begins duties as postmaster succeeding J Fred Fenstermacher The Mount Joy office becomes a second class post office and the postmaster salary has been increased.

Mount Joy J. Willis Freed J. Fred Fenstermacher

Christmas Goose Dinner Draws Guests in Mechanicsburg

A Christmas Day goose dinner at M. Grant Mohler’s East Main street home drew many guests from Harrisburg Camp Hill and nearby towns including H S Mohler Geary Brenner L A Hollar R R Stowell Thomas Baldwin and Helen Mohler. Notable events include a January 7 cantata at First United Brethren Church and a January 12 Woman's Club gathering at Mrs Gertrude Bentzel’s Harrisburg home.

Mechanicsburg M. Grant Mohler East Main Street Rs. H. S. Mohler Geary Brenner L. A. Hollar Harrisburg R. R. Stowell Thomas Baldwin Camp Hill M. Grant Manetta Kilms Childre Seashore House Chelsea N. J J. A. Kilmore West Main Street T. C. McCarrell Middletown

Wedding Reception in Honor New Union Sunday School

Linglestown union Sunday school forms an organized group and plans a strong push. Next meeting set for 2 PM at Union chapel with Rev. Theodore Hastings to preach at United Brethren church tonight.

New Union Sunday School William Long Bride Linglestown

Personal News Items From Central Pennsylvania Towns

Local notes list dozens of visitors and seasonal travel across Halifax, Millerstown, Yeagertown, and nearby towns. Residents such as Mrs. Bowman, Miss Alter, Mr. Etter, and many families exchange holiday visits, relocations, and hospital shuffles including appendicitis surgery in Philadelphia and Christmas gatherings in Harrisburg.

Pennsylvania

Holiday Excursion Trains Run on Midland Railroad

Holiday visitors used Midland railroad trains with several excursions daily saving trips to Elizabethville. Notable guests included Lizzie Weaver Edge Hill Lawrence Hartman Chicago Harry Hartman Harrisburg Marl Snyder Wormlesdorf Roscoe and Joseph C Daniel Philadelphia John Daniel Hershey Long family Millersburg Emory Shoop Seattle Waldren Lebo New York Ammon Kitzmiller Philadelphia Jonas Schreiner Albright College Paul Lehman Ursinus College.

Berrysburg Midland Railroad Elizabethville Lizzie Weaver Edge Hill Lawrence Hartman Chicago Harry Hartman Harrisburg Marl Snyder Wormlesdorf Roscoe Joseph C. Daniel Philadelphia John Daniel Hershey Long Millersburg Emory Shoop Seattle Wash Waldren Lebo New York Ammon Kitzmiller Jonas Schrei Ner Albright College Paul Lehman Ursinus College I. Ienry Howe Burg Clayton Fern Prof. Hopton Columbia Pauline Dere Hampstead Neb Daniel Midland

Good Prizes Offered For Duncannon Mummers Parade

Duncannon Pa Dec 30 A Mummers parade will be held New Year s afternoon at 2 o clock A large turnout is expected and prizes will be awarded to successful contestants Prof and Mrs E W Taylor of Girardville were guests of the latter s parents Mr and Mrs W W Smith during the week Mr and Mrs James M Walter of Chester are spending the week as guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Sommers the parents of Mrs Waller The Christmas exercises by the several Sunday schools were entertaining and largely attended The community Christmas tree will be left standing in the square until after New Year s It is a beauty and attracts much attention Mr and Mrs Lester Himes of Highspire spent Christmas as the guests of the latter s parents Mr and Mrs William Owen Mr and Mrs Samuel Vogel are visiting relatives at Wilmington Del Mrs Ida Lepperd is visiting relatives at Javona Ill Mr and Mrs Herbert Marravil and two children he returned from a visit to relatives at ck Haven

Hummelstown D. Burt Smith Easton R. J Walton W. A. Geesey Edgar Hachiien Dartmouth College Robert Shoemaker Allentown Shoemaker William Shoemaker Elmer McCormick Harrisburg New York City George Fox Barr Potts Roy L. Fox Richard Bradley Christie Philadelphia William Long Union Deposit Rosa Swope Harry Swope United Brethren Parsonage Arthur Lehman Washington DC. C Herbert S. Garnes Garnes S. E. Garnes Dickinson Alice Haehnsen New York S. P. Haehnsen Charles Shope Lizzie Baer Clare Stecher University of Pennsylvania S. C. Stecher Edgar Haehnsen C. P. Haehnsen Russell Hummell United States Steel Corporation Wilkinsburg David Hummell Russell Hoffer Pennsylvania State College George A. Larsen Caroline Nissley Catharine Smith College Elizabethville J. K. Butsfield Howard Arletta Collier W. L. Stevenson McVey J. Reynolds Naylor W. E. Naylor Bolton Rubber Works Collier Sarah Snyder Charles Hmar C. B. Stroup Miles I. N. Bonowitz H. A. Lehman R. L. Marie Millersburg Blanche Fogelman Millerstown Joseph J. Horwitz Lock Haven Beula Shutt Johnsonbure C. H. Gardimier Millersville D. M. Stine Harry Sommers Waller Lester Himes Highspire William Owen Samuel Vogel Wilmington Del Ida Lepperd Javona Ill Herbert Marravil Ck Haven

Cure Deafness With Constitutional Remedies Claims

An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by focal treatments and blames inflammation of the Eustachian tube for hearing loss. It promises $100 for any deafness from catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure, and invites readers to send for free circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Free To Asthma Sufferers Offer Of A New Cure

An advertisement promises a free trial of a new asthma treatment at the advertiser's expense. It targets all sufferers including chronic cases and those who failed with inhalers and other remedies. The offer urges immediate action by mailing a coupon and beginning the method today.

Frontier Asthma CO Niagara and Hudson Buffalo, N. Y Fort Wayne Hutzell West Main St Ind

Married 59 Years Christmas Day Celebration Noted

Greencastle Pa December 30 friends noted the fifty ninth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs L Schaff though no public celebration occurred. Local social items report travelers camped at Spring Road, a Dickens study by the Travelers Club, hostesses and house parties, visits from relatives, and regional residents in town during the holiday period.

Mrs. J. F. Schaff Greencastle

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harry D. Gephart Lancaster Walter Baker & Co Ltd Dorchester Mass Rawel Jennette Bowman Howard Helwig J. S. Heckert Noblesville Market Street D. W. Day Cuba Dauphin Homes Dauphin Robert Fulton Stirling Baltimore Cora Coffrade Max Long Gettysburg College T. Lane Long Sara Spensler Frederick Schneider York Hardrode Gayman Edward Fite Trenton Anne Shaffer Pennsylvania Hospital Charles Shaffer Thomas Hawthorne J. W. Hawthorne William Gell Chirk William P. Clark Carrie Hoffman Frank E. Williams Milan Pishbaugh Grace Fishbaugh Vishbaugh William Ege Speeceville Peter Bent William Irvin L. K. Stager Washington, D. C Dorothy Ross Esther Shaffer Paul Worcester Worcester Eleanor Emmett York Springs Mary 8. Poffenberger Miriam Gillespie Carrie EB. Gerberich Ethel R. Forney Martha Louise Cresswell Helen Louise Wallis William Lyter Conrad Myrtle Bailets Maud Bailets W Harrisbure Charles Lyter Charles Dewalt and Son Penbrook Thompsontown I. G. Jones Merrill Jones Harry Moyer Middleburg D. Samuel Leonard John Leonard F. W. Watts, Jr Bradford Leonard Ed. Himes Lewistown MiMintown Elmer MccMeen Erma Love Clinton Jack Rodgers Elizabeth North Pierce's Business College Joseph Goldsmith Brooklyn Freda Schott B. F. Junkin Louise Jackman John Watts Belleville Elmer Schott Emil James Kulp Mildred Harry Sieber Carl Rasmussen Newville J. T. Seibert Herman Howe M. P. Crawford Wil Mam Mayer Bettye Mayer Annapolis George Mayer Lima Ohio Southard Mayer Springfield Beverly Mayer Charles W. Mayer Malta Lincoln Underkoffler Harry Mary Grimm Kay Witmer Franklin, and Marshall College Jonathan M. Engle RE. D. Witmer Jamie L. Witmer Elias Kebach Susan Edith Zerbe Charles W. Zerben Harry Agnew Collinswood H. ¢C. Witmer Faye Grimm J. L. Grimm C. E. Dreibelbis J. M. Schroyer Robert Showers Tusday Wilmerding First United Brethren Choir Woman's Club Robert Fish Santa Claus Jennie Hummel Martin Nissley Murray H. Spahr M. H. Spahr Elizabeth Rupp Connellsville Irs B. Rupp Fred Jerber H. Mercer William M. Long Esther Miller Palmyra Omer Poorman Hagerstown Edna Lentz Union Eposit Harry Crum Violet March Viola March Dover Andrew Kreiser Harvey Kaufman Royalton Elias Kaufman Emma Landis Elizabeth Town Levi Hershey Emma Ferry Annville C. Groff United Brethren Church George W. Hallman Clarence Brighthill Samuel Gelsinger Musser C. A. Landis Emanuel Kline Martha Hoernerstown Samuel Shifter Harvey Durdon Chester Union Chapel Theodore Hastings Lebanon Valley College Church of God H. Whitaker Wenrich Harry Shaner Rebecca Baker Cloyd Holland J. F. Hicks Roger Care Steelton C. B. Care and Family Ellen Levan Carrie Peeser Norman Feeser Mary Feeser Andrew Buck John Buck Ruth Annie Buck Paul Kreiser Simon Harper Frank Kreiser Harry Koons D. Carl Wiliam Harrison Jessie Leaker Myrna Speas Harry Hicks, Jr Marion Smith Emma Stuckey David Felty Herndon Leslie Shope Staunton C. R G. M. Smith F. C. Smith Irvin Lebo Little Son North Street John Harman George Warfel Enola A. M. Hoffman Warfel Clearfield County Elmer Proudfoot Henry Smith E. Moore New Bloomfield Blanche Fogsleman Ruth Shenk Roscoe Hall Phipps Institute J. C. Hall Edward Rumple Harold Cardiff Ella Tyson William Bollinger W. S. Snyder J. G. Parson Port Royal William Kipp Harry Beacham Jefferson Hospital Charles Shellenberger Tennessee John Ritazman Emma Ball Lillian Nankivell Thomas Nankivell Lena Talor M. Taylors Edgar Ulsh Addison Ulsh Yeagertown Letterman Ruth Mertz Newtown Marilla Wear Orbisonia Wendall William Wear Edgar Herbster James Herbster William Dasher Edward Porter Annie Eastwood Helen Bantle Lewis Musser Dell Orth Robert Bantle Jay Sager and Sons Petersburg Packard Landis Willis Buffington Willis Benner Frank Benner McAllisterville Roy Lester Wemford Ralph Moore Lower Mann Duncannon Mummers Mrs. W. R. Davidson Entertain Travelers’ Club L. Schaff Hollinger William Rh. Davison William McKinnie Ralph Brendle McKeesport T. W. Brendle Harold Drew Ansonia Conn Ben Izer Chambersburg Hospital Marion Clark Steubenville Sue Craig Mexico Albany, N. Y John O. Craig Bell-Ans George H. Sourrier North _Third Street Hutzell, R. P Orvggist Post Office School of Commerce Troup Bldg S. Market Sq Bell Phone Automatio
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