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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1915

Page

10

Grant Visit Told at Camp Hill Commencement

Professor L E McGinnes recounts President Grant’s visit to Colonel James Young’s Middletown mous farms noted nationwide. Grant quoted a motto about bother leading to success, matching military and statecraft, as five graduates received diplomas at the Camp Hill High School exercises in the Methodist Church.

Young Farms Prof. McGinnes Camp Hill L. E. McGinnes Steelton Camp Hill High School U. S. Grant James Young Middletown Grant Young Professor McGinnes Cassandra Elizabeth Musser Pauline Davisson Cient Luther Grant Bigler Gertrude Kerr Musser A. G. Fry H. W. Hartsock Grtrude Kerr Musser Edith May Traub Gordon Edmond Fry Methodist Church

Electrification Coming to Blough Farm Near Speeceville

Elect power will be routed from Dauphin to near Speeceville to run cream separators pumps and lights on the Wilson F Blough farm. Plans show motors installed and cables stretched across fields as Dauphin power is routed from Harrisburg via Harrisburg Light and Power Company to supply the farm installations. Elias Fertig and John Fertig have their houses and barns wired.

Dauphin Speeceville Wilson F. Blough Blough Neighorhood Harrisburg Light and Power Company Harrisburg Elias Ferti John Fertig

Horse Falls on Rider Injures Miss Hersh in Gettysburg

Special to The Telegraph from Gettysburg Pennsylvania June 2 Miss Henrietta Hersh daughter of William Hersh who recently graduated from high school was injured yesterday when the horse she had just mounted reared and fell on her rendering her unconscious. A deep gash in the back of her head and an injured arm are reported. In Blain Pennsylvania June 2 the high school dramatic troupe will present Valley Farm a four act domestic drama at Dry Run Franklin county next Saturday evening.

Gettysburg Henrietta Hersh Miss Hersh William Hersh Blain Valley Farm Dry Run Franklin County D. P. Gerberich Lebanon Department of Labor and Industry Jackson William E. Crow Philadelphia Benn Wallace Benn Allegheny Donaldson Thomas B. Donaldson Johnson Ivania Pennsylvania Railroad Public Service Commission Dauphin Mite Society Presbyterian Church Jennie Hickerwell Blanch Robinson Erie Street Robert F. Stirling Freeman C. Gerberich J. D. M. Reed

Skin Healing With Cuticura Soap and Ointment

Mrs Karl White of Clarks Green Pennsylvania reports acne on her neck and jaw cleared after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She washed with hot water and applied the ointment daily for six months, noting complete recovery and relief from itching. The ad also praises Cuticura as a superior toilet preparation.

Clarks Green Karl White

Pollution hits shad runs and hatchery efforts cited

Officials from the State Department of Fisheries report Delaware and other streams show pollution driving a light shad run this season. Investigations note rock-bottom shad in the run beyond cold weather. The Torresdale hatchery struggles to collect eggs. statewide co operation with Pennsylvanian and New Jersey officials will issue limited gill net permits to proven helpers.

State Department of Fisheries Delaware Torresdale N. R. Buller Pennsylvania Ernest Napier New Jersey

Fiveyearold Bruce Funck Kicked By Horse in Barn Yard

Bruce Funck aged five died yesterday after being kicked on the head by a horse. The accident happened in the barn yard of his grandfather Henry Smith on West Main street Palmyra Pennsylvania while the boy was playing ball and went into a stable to retrieve the ball.

Palmyra Bruce Funck Henry Smith

Dillsburg Brick Plant Being Dismantled

The large brick plant erected in Dillsburg years ago at a cost of more than $125,000 is now being dismantled. Brick from the kilns is being sold for building purposes and most of the machinery for junk.

Dillsburg, Pa Dillsburg

Six Peaches Hit at the Colonial Thea ter Harrisburg

The Colonial Thea ter features six peaches in a musical comedy act with lavish gowns and strong supporting acts. The bill includes the Tyrolean Troubadours, street singers, and Morris the cycling comedian. The show draws crowds and is praised as well worth the price.

Colonial Theater Colonial Harrisburg Coonial Will Morris Morris

Wilson Grants Employment Favor to F-4 Victim's Widow

President Wilson waived civil service rules in an executive order allowing Mrs. F Pierard of San Salito California widow of an F-4 sailor to be employed at Mare Island navy yard Honolulu. The move uses presidential discretion under the law to grant such exceptions.

Washington, D. C Wilson F. Pierard San Salito Cal Honolulu Maine Mare Island Navy Yard

Baseball managers resign in Dauphin meeting

A Dauphin athletic association session in Porter's hall saw the resignations of Harry S. Gerberich as manager and Charles Luter as assistant manager accepted. A special meeting is planned for tomorrow evening to elect successors.

Dauphin The Athletic Association Porter’s Hall Harry S. Gerberich Charles Luter

Visitors' Day at Tressler's Orphans' Home

Blain Pennsylvania June 2 arrangements are under way for the annual visitors day at Loysville home for orphans on June 17. Children rehearse for open air exercises as the Orphans' Home Band provides music for the event.

Putnam's Corn Easer Promises Lasting Removal

Advertisement touts Putnam's corn removal product as fast relief and permanent root out. Claims painless use with no burns or messy salves, letting wearers resume normal boots. Marketed for nearly 60 years at a quarter, sold widely by C. M. Forney.

Putnam’s Putnam's C. M. Forney

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