Lemoyne Forms Permanent Woman's Suffrage Group
Special to The Telegraph Lemoyne Pa June 2 a mass meeting in the schoolhouse united men and women to form a permanent suffrage organization under Philadelphia organizer Mrs Binz The officers named are Mrs Edgar S Everhart chairman Mrs George W Haggerty vice chairman Mrs Melvin Menges secretary and Mrs Myers treasurer Committees include Literature propaganda enrollment and more at Duncannon a union temperance meeting was set for 730 pm with speaker Mr Holsapple addressing American Crisis.
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Lemoyne
Harry B. Witman
McCombs
John Martin
Lillie Anderson
Whitney Mumma
Walter Woods
Duncannon
Presbyterian Church
Holsapple
Kreider Shoe Companies Merge Into Single Firm
Annville Pa June 2 directors and stockholders of the A S Kreider Shoe Company decided to merge all its branches into one corporation to be known as the A S Kreider Company A single board will direct policy with A S Kreider as president The change affects Palmyra Middletown Elizabeth Town Annville and a new Lebabon factory will fall under the ruling
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Annville
A. S. Kreider Shoe Company
A. S. Kreider Company
A. 8. Kreider
Palmyra
Middletown
Elizabethtown
Lebanon
Class Day Exercises at Lebanon Valley College
Lebanon Valley College held its forty ninth class day exercises in the Eagle Conservatory of Music at Annville Pa on June 2. Senior Mary Irwin and Frank Van Schaak from Harrisburg contributed songs with music and words respectively. Paul J Bowman opened the program with the class address as Diana Speaks prophecy and two sketches followed. Carl G Snavely gave the class Tree oration on campus. Class officers included Paul J Bowman president Lester B Zug vice president Larene Engle secretary Phares B Gibble treasurer Frank Van Schaak poet and John Ness historian.
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Annville
Lebanon Valley College
Eagle Conservatory of Music
Mary Irwin
Frank van Schaak
Harrisburg
Paul J. Bowman
Diana
Carl G. Snavely
Lester B. Zug
Larene Engle
Phares B. Gibble
John Ness
Children's Day Services in Duncannon Church
Children’s day services are planned at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Duncannon Pennsylvania on Sunday morning June 13. The event invites community members to attend and participate in the observance.
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Duncannon, Pa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Local train accident claims life near Shamokin
Sunbury Pennsylvania June 2 Andrew Ludekivich 38 ran in front of a fast freight at Shamokin and was hurled against a brick wall. He died from extensive injuries with most bones broken, in a tragic rail incident.
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Sunbury
Shamokin
Andrew Ludekivich
California Expositions and a suggested rail route
An advertisement from Wm Austin, General Agent, Passen ger Dept, C B Q A R Co promotes two California Expositions and a scenic through service to California via Denver Colorado Springs Pike s Peak Pueblo Royal Gorge and Salt Lake City with a return via Glacier or Yellowstone Parks. It invites readers to request free pictures maps and schedules and to allow the agent to assist planning travel at no charge.
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California
Colorado
Utah
Burlington
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Pueblo
Royal Gorge
Salt Lake City
Glacier Nationa Park
Yellowstone Park
Austin
Passener Dept
Women of Lemoyne Plan Celebration
Lemoyne Pa June 2 plans outline a large safe and sane Fourth of July with a street parade girl team games contests prizes and baby show proceeds to churches plans kept private by organizers. About thirty five babies may enter the July 5 event.
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Lemoyne
Recent Deaths in Central Pennsylvania
In Waynesboro Samuel Wishard a Zullinger farmer died at his son John C Wishard s home aged 86 James R Jackson oldest resident of Coleraine a Civil War veteran died yesterday Louisa Kerlin 60 a former Sunbury resident died in Philadelphia hospital of complications Martha Kerlin daughter survives Mary J Gibbons 62 died at her Northumberland home of apoplexy Jacob H Seachrist 27 of Northumberland died at Mary M Packer hospital survived by husband and two children
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Waynesboro
Samuel Wishard
Zullinger
John C. Wishard
Coleraine
James R. Jackson
Sunbury
Louisa Kerlin
Philadelphia
Surprise birthday dinner for David L. Snavely in Mechanicsburg
In Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania on June 2 a surprise birthday dinner was hosted at the East Main Street home of David L. Snavely. Mrs. Snavely organized a turkey dinner for twelve with pink and white table decor featuring mock orange blossoms and pink roses. Snavely received many gifts and congratulations from guests.
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Mechanicsburg
David L. Snavely
East Main Street
Dinner at Silver Lake
A handsomely appointed dinner for twenty four covers was hosted by Miss C Marie Strominger at Silver Lake near Lewisberry on Monday afternoon at 2 o clock. Afterward the guests enjoyed dancing and boating then moved to the hostess home on South Market Street. Attendees came from York Camp Hill Harrisburg and Mechanicsburg.
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Mechanicsburg
C. Marie Strominger
Silver Lake
Lewisberry
South Market Street
York
Outing of Drug Clerks Includes Tennis Meet
Dauphin and Lemoyne Pa June 2. George Landis hosts at his bungalow Sidnal with Keller Drug Store staff from Harrisburg. Tennis match sees Walter Kauffman and George Landis beat Harry Holtz and John Senseman 6-2 6-2. Dinner follows with guests including Croll Keller and John Senseman. In Williams Grove outing eight locals ride by auto Miss Ruth Bentz and others in party.
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Dauphin
George Landis
Sidnal
Cross Keller
Keller Drug Store
Harrisburg
Walter Kauffman
Harry Holtz
John Senseman
Walter M. Kauffman
Croll Keller
John P. Keller
C. K. Keller
Philadelphia
E. M.sellers
Landis
Lemoyne
Williams Grove
Ruth Bentz
Elizabeth Sweigert
Stella Bentz
Rhea Miller
William Bentz
Benjamin Kunkel
James Brymesser
J. Boyd- Trostle
Miss Ethel Wagner and Mrs Erb Attend District convention
Miss Ethel Wagner and Mrs James Erb left for Williamsport to attend a joint convention of the missionary and Christian Endeavor societies of the United Evangelical churches in the district. Wagner represents the Young People's Missionary Society and Erb the Christian Endeavor society.
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Lemoyne
Ethel Wagner
James Erb
Williamsport
Missionary and Christian Endeavor Societies
United Evangelical Churches
Miss Wagner
Young People’s Missionary Society
United Evangelical Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Street paving postponed in Lemoyne and New Cumberland notices
Lemoyne borough council met last night and decided no paving on Hummel avenue due to lack of funds. Residents were asked to help bear costs, but most declined. Also in New Cumberland the Sunshine Guild schedules an ice cream and strawberry festival for June 18. Esther Taylor achieves ten straight terms without absence at local high school. Mrs. W A Cockerley chosen as Christian Endeavor convention delegate for Hagerstown June 15 to 17. Alumni banquet set for June 3 at Buttorff's Hall Third Street.
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Lemoyne
Lemoyne Borough
Hummel Avenue
New Cumberland
Sunshine Guild
W. A. Cockerley
Christian Endeavor
Hagerstown
Buttorff's
Third Street
Milton Wilson injured in yard accident at Cumberland Valley
West Shore News reports Milton Wilson a yard brakeman for Cumberland Valley Railroad recovering after a brush with a brake wheel lever knocked him from a car leaving facial cuts and bruises. Other notes cover school board hires Eunice Igham music teacher truant officer Calvin Coleman janitor John Danner, band festival June 12, moonlight walk by P C and E Club members, funeral for George W Swinn in Enola, Evangelistic campaign planning, and a quiet wedding of Harry R Kiner and Emma P Carpenter.
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Lemoyne
Milton Wilson
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Wilson
Buttons Sell For Fourth of July Fund In Hummelstown
In Hummelstown on Monday the Busy Bee Club sold nearly 1000 buttons for the Fourth of July celebration fund. Money from the sale will be reported at tonight’s general committee meeting.
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Hummelstown
Busy Bee Club
Pale Beauty Fades From Boarding School to Market Ad
An ad-style warning targets girls and their mothers about anemia and fatigue. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe, effective blood builder, claiming they prevent physical decline and restore pale complexions. The copy stresses public sales through local druggists and offers a free booklet “Building Up the Blood.”
Ailments of Men Overcome with Cadomene Tonic
An advertisement touts a home remedy for male vitality and nervous exhaustion. It claims three grain Cadomene tablets restore strength without opiates or a doctor’s prescription. The copy promises quick improvements in vigor and nerve force, urging discreet purchase at pharmacies.
June Weddings Across Central Pennsylvania
Miss Bessie M. Rutter wed Walter J. Weitzel at St Pauls Methodist in Lancaster. Florence M. Knaisch married Wilbur C. Holmes at St Stephen Lutheran in Marietta. Hetta Fulton of Sunbury wed Dale W. Mericle of Bloomsburg in a Sunbury ceremony.
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Mountville
Bessie M. Rutter
Walter J. Weitzel
Pottsville
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Lancaster
Joseph L. Gensemer
Marietta
Florence M. Knaisch
Wilbur C. Holmes
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
E. Meister
Sunbury
Hetta Fulton
John K. Fulton
Dale W. Mericle
Bloomsburg
Bicycle Rider Killed on Rexmont Hill Near Union Church
Lebanon Pa June 2 Harry Lesher aged 20 of Rexmont seven miles south of the city was fatally injured in a bicycle accident on Rexmont Hill near Union Church Monday night at seven o clock and died yesterday morning of a skull base fracture. The farm hand employed by his uncle Light Stahler was coasting down the steep hill when he lost control of the handlebars.
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Lebanon
Harry Lesher
Rexmont
Union Church
Light Stahler
Cattlemen Picnic Set by Laurel Run in June
Cattlemen from Cumberland Franklin and Perry counties plan the second annual picnic at Laurel Run on Thursday June 10. Welcome address by State Forester Harold E Bryner with speakers John P Sipe Jasper Alexander Harry McCrea the Rev John W Keener and Professor Simon E Harkins. Blain Cornet Band to provide music.
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Telegraph Brain
Cumberland
Franklin
Perry
Laurel Run
Harold E. Bryner
New Germantown
John P. Sipe
McConnellsburg
Jasper Alexander
Carlisle
Harry McCrea
Newville
John W. Keener
Simon E. Harkins
Blain
Cornet
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Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Hummelstown Brownstone
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Women OF
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Kline Laboratories
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Esther Taylor
West Shore News
Lemoyne, Pa
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Yellow Breeches Creek
Edgar S. Everhart
Moonlight Walk OF Club
Marysville
P. C. and E. Club
Charles Miller
Enola
Elva Tracy
Mary Boyer
Barbara Roush
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Carrie Messinger
Edna Sellers
Carrie Smith
Gladys Rupley
Annie White
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M. E. King
Romaine Benfer
Jennie Flickinger
Chester Sheaffer
Romaine Clendennin
George W. Swinn
Zion Lutheran Church of
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Enola Evangelistic Campaign
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Buffalo
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Buffaloand Allegheny Division
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Enola Sunday School
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