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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
8
The essay urges purposeful living through work, arguing every task matters in the grand order of life. It frames labor as a moral and spiritual act, from simple ditch digging to grand discoveries, with inner satisfaction as the true reward.
The piece describes attractive washable rompers with buttoned back waist and front belt, suitable for play and easy for children to adjust. Materials include galatea gingham chambray and similar fabrics, with options for sleeve length and a patch pocket. Sizes 2 to 6 years, yardage varies by fabric width, pattern mailed by the Fashion Department for ten cents.
H C Kennedy promotes Rheuma as a universal remedy for rheumatism. The formula claims to remove uric acid from blood and support kidneys. Testimonial from Porter Smith of Dobbin West Virginia cites rapid relief after starting use. Kennedy and all druggists sell Rheuma at 50 cents a bottle with a money back guarantee.
The Colonial Theater features the Six Peaches a lively women’s musical comedy act with two comic male performers and a strong costume show. The Victoria Theater showcases A Woman’s Resurrection and The High Road with star Ketty Nansen and Valli Valli delivering powerful drama and romance. Paxtang Park hosts large Decoration Day crowds with De Pace Opera Company headlining a diverse park bill including Joan Vernie Harry Coleman and Carl Gillette Trio.
The Regent hosts a new M P Moller organ from Hagerstown, praised by musicians and played by J Granville. Promised last November, the instrument is installed in four theater sections and projects well from any area. Magaro notes continued high quality moving productions as the Christian closes tonight.
On the Blain Pa lawn Miss Helen Kistler celebrated her fifth birthday with a party Saturday. Ice cream and cake were served to playmates including Evelyn Smith Gertrude Shumaker Bertha Snyder Kathryn Kistler Laura Johnston Marie Winkleberger Helen Dromgold June Hench Olive Snyder Hazel and Edna Gray Mabel Lula Fry George Patterson Gerald Kreamer Edmund Collins Frank Shanabrook George Robert Gibson. Helen received nice presents with Miss Caroline Averill assisting.
A Sunbury couple welcomed triplets on June 1, two boys and a girl. The boy died within an hour, while the twin girls survived and are in an incubator under Dr. S B Guise care. Mrs Hess, 28, previously lived in Harrisburg and has a 2-year-old daughter.
Reservoir tennis club adopts a registration rule to curb court monopolies under crowding. After 4 30 pm weekdays courts 3 4 5 6 7 8 reserved for players 16 plus, while courts 1 2 are for under 16. Registration required after finishing a set, four players must register when doubles in progress, courtkeeper polices and appeals go to the house committee.
Mr and Mrs Emery M Ricedorf of Griers Point were returning home when their horse team was frightened by an automobile and at the railroad crossing near the station the wagon was struck by a train. One horse was killed or mortally injured while the other suffered rib and hip damage but may recover barring internal injuries. No occupants of the wagon were hurt.
Annual commencement exercises in Annville feature piano solos and duets by Ruth Strickler and Ethel Strickler with Carl Snavely and Earl Hichelberger. A four act comedy A Set of Turquoise was performed by Ella Weaver Josephine Urich Anna Dubble and Verling Jamison. In Sunbury a temporary receiver in equity was appointed for the African Ostrich Farm and Teather Company of Bloomsburg by Federal Judge Charles B. Witmer after counsel argued the case.
Columbia Pa June 1 Joseph Gabriel and Pearl Maurer of this place have announced their marriage, which occurred in Elkton Maryland nine weeks ago.
Robert Conley a former Pennsylvania Railroad employee died at his son John Conley's home in Abbatatunke aged 84. He retired after a long career when the state owned the line. He leaves a widow and other survivors.
Marietta Pennsylvania reports arrangements underway for the annual Light family reunion at Penryn Park on Friday July 27. Family members from the area are urged to attend and reconnect in a community gathering with planned activities and socializing.
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