Firemen Hold Annual Outing in Mount Wolf Pa
Mount Wolf firemen host annual outing at Cold Springs Park on Memorial Day with local band providing music. Community notes report power outages at York Haven plant due to generator explosion. director travels from Chicago. locals visit relatives and attend church anniversary events. multiple residents listed with brief visit and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Wolf
Eagle Fire Company No. 1
Cold Springs Park
American Wire Fabrics
York Haven
George A. Wolf
Rohrbaugh
American Wire Fabrics Plant
United Brethren Church
BE. I. Knauss
Katharine
Sarah Elizabeth
Union
Ira B. Craley
Emma
Starkey
N. Y
Paul Hartman
Andrew Luffbarry
Grace
Philadelphia
Marriage and local news from Greencastle Pa
Greencastle reports the marriage of Harry Brumbaugh to Nina Fike on May 12. Other notes include cattle sale for 5000 dollars, Red Cross nurses going to France, a library fund, birthdays, travels, and upcoming wedding invitations. local residents and guests are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
G. J. Rahauser
Baltimore Street
Ruth Henneberger
Agnes Henneberger
Philadelphia
Red Cross Society
Ienneberger
France
Greencastle High School
Harry Brumbaugh
Nina Fike
Confluence
Brumbaugh
M. J. Brumbaugh
Grencastle High School
Dickinson College
Bristol
Curtis Publishing Company
Grace Rendelman
Ethel Martin
Los Angeles
Cal
P. N. Kumbaugh
Jacob Stover
Toiday
Stover
California
Alain Morganthau, Jr
Annie M. Bitner
Canada
Emma Holton
Baltimore
Arthur Reeves
Frank B. Conn
Fannie Edith Shapiro
Six story buildings rising at Hershey factory
Hershey Pennsylvania June 2 several one story sections of the chocolate factory will be replaced by modern six story buildings of structural steel and concrete when completed the new work will add many rooms for refrigeration and manufacturing the large cocoa and sugar warehouse at the eastern end is nearly finished the improvements will boost floor space to more than forty acres
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
M. S. Hershey
John E. Snyder
New York
J. McDonnell
Philadelp
George Trost
New York City
Anna Lloyd
Mabel Dunning
Mount Gretna
Howard Romig
Florence Romig
John Walters
Aaron Gingrigh
Memorial Service For Lewisberry Church Members
Memorial service to honor Methodist Church members who died in the past year and a half will be held by Rev. Mr. Wilson tomorrow morning in Lewisberry Pennsylvania. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed in the society notes including families from Lemoyne Harrisburg Mechanicsburg and Bowmansdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
Wilson
Methodist Church
Calvin Strayer
Lemoyne
Elizabeth Grove
James Coble
Bald Hill
Harvey Erney
Helen Wolfe
Hershey
Park
Rosaline Cline
G. W. Coover
Webster Millard
Luther Sutton
Elmer Sutton
Clarence Hoy
Charles King
Harrisburg
W. 5. Hammond
Alive & Hauck
Mechanicsburg
Hammond
Sophia Erney
New Cumberland
James G. Glessner
York
Charles Glessner
Ellis Hammond
Miss Olive Lukens Shower For Miss Smowley
Mount Union Pa June 2 Miss Olive Lukens held a kitchen shower for Miss Almeda Smowley who is to be married next month. Fifteen girls attended. The Rev S B Cornell to preach baccalaureate to High School seniors June 17. Miss Ruth Taylor back at work as music director. Flag raising at High School with a fifteen foot flag given by G A R. Rev Mr Shannon spoke at cemetery after patriotic procession. Red Cross plans motion pictures to raise funds. Boy Scout band from Saxton played at Shapiro theater for Lutheran piano fund. Merchants to close stores at 6 pm three nights weekly. Clerks organized at High School for better hours and cooperation with merchants. A recruiting office opened in the Piro theater. eight enlistments first day and more expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Union
Olive Lukens
Almeda Smowley
Een
Shannon
Patriotic Orders
Red Cross
Boy Scout
Saxton
Shapiro Theater
Lutheran Church
Piro
Wiconisco Church Young Americans Outing at Sand Springs
The Young American class of Calvary Evangelical Sunday School left Tuesday for Sand Springs for several days of camping and fishing. A list of local visits includes Mrs. Foster in Harrisburg and various relatives in Tremont Elizabethville and Tremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiconisco Church
Junior Mechanics Gift Flag to Tower City Schools
In Tower City Pa on June 2 the Junior Order of Mechanics presented a flag to the schools, accepted by Prof Keal with Rev Nichols of Pottsville delivering the speech. The program featured pupil recitations and songs from grades and the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower City
Order of Mechanics
Unger
Keal
Nichols
Pottsville
Luther Horn
Robert Long
Ira Hoffman
Moyer
Margaret McNulty
Smith
Philadelphia
Hummelstown Family Tails Perfect School Attendance
Miss Sylvia Cassel of Hummelstown High School graduates June 19 with a flawless attendance record in her public school career. Her father Wilson J. Cassel sits on the Lower Paxton township school board and a brother Joseph Cassel also graduates this year. A sister Sarah had one absence due to grip and a younger sister Alice will enter the freshman class in September after eight years of perfect attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Cassel
Hummelstown
Hummelstown High School
Lower Paxton Township
Wilson J. Cassel
Singlestown High School
Joseph Cassel
State Department
Sarah
Alice
Visit Son at Military Camp at Harper's Ferry
Local notices list family visits and weekend trips across towns. Leslie Shope camps with Staunton Military Academy at Harper's Ferry while relatives from Halifax and Lykens travel to see him. Several residents attend gatherings, visit relatives, or host guests over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Harper’s Ferry
Trains Annulled and Schedule Changes on S R W Railroad
Duncannon Pa June 2 changes in the Susquehanna River and Western railroad timetable. All Sunday trains are discontinued and the 10 30 am weekday arrival is canceled while the 4 30 pm train becomes 4 42 pm. The 7 55 am morning arrival is now 8 00 am. Local social notes include visits and the Red Cross unit reaching 636 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Mutzebaugh
The
Red Cross Society
Edna Holland
Lebanon
Scouts Parade in Full Uniform in Mechanicsburg Parade
Boy Scouts of Mechanicsburg appeared in uniform in a Memorial Day public demonstration led by scout master Rev. B. C. Baer and drill master Robert H. Thomas. Plans for fundraisers include festivals by the Washington Fire Company on June 16 and the Citizens' Fire Company on June 30, with the Singer band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Boy Scouts of
Rev. B
Baer
Robert H. Thomas
Washington Fire Company
Citizens’ Fire Company
Order of Independent Americans
Singer Band
Trindle Spring Mite Society
David W. Beelman
Melita Lodge No. 83
Knights of Pythias
Carlisle
True Friends' Lodge
Percy Martin
Sara
Harrisburg
Della H. DeVenney
Helen Harrold
Philadelphia
Helen Cocklin
Elliott- Fisher Company
Hattie Hopple
Dillsburg
Aid Society of the First United Brethren Church
John Stauffer
Naomi Herr
Marie Mowery
Lancaster
Elizabeth Mumma
South Market Street
Lile George
William Rhinehart
Patterson
N. J
Dc. Gray
West Fairview
M. BE. Zinn
Bluebird Club Guests of Miss Myra Farner
Millerstown residents and guests attended a Bluebird Club gathering hosted by Miss Myra Farner. The notice lists many visitors from nearby towns spending Memorial Day and weekends with local families, including circled names and connections across Harrisburg, Duncannon, Altoona, Millersville, York, and Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebird Club
Myra Farner
Miss Sadie Buchar's Class Hikes to Conewago Creek
A Sunday school group led by Miss Sadie Buchar hiked to Conewago Creek in Manchester on Wednesday, spending the day there with attendees including Almena Beachard Estella Bell Anna Kauffman Edith Dietz Sarah Dietz Rebecca Gladfelter Edna Frysinger Pauline Gross Esther Landis Margie Schriver Daisy Hartman Sadie Buchar Margaret Eisenhart and Mildred Henry. Nearby residents and visitors are listed, including Jesse Gladfelter and families from York and York Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Sadie Buchar
Conewago Creek
Almena Beachard
Estella Bell
Anna Kauffman
Edith Dietz
Sarah Dietz
Rebecca Gladfelter
Edna Frysinger
Pauline Gross
Esther Landis
Margie Schriver
Daisy Hartman
Margaret Eisenhart
Rudy Good
Frank Dietz
York
Charles Deitz
Theda
Fannie Jacobs
Lancaster
New Telephone Line Progress Near Tremont
Wiconisco Telephone Company has crews building a new line near Tremont. The Rev L Rhoads remains ill at his Broad Street home. School board to remodel rooms and repair exteriors. Dr C F Keiter of Philadelphia visited locals. Mrs Laura Keiter and son are guests of Mrs H H Hassinger. M H Zerfing gave a music class recital at Hegins Saturday. Mrs Charles Sturm of Clyde spent days with her parents. Miss Stella Weaver visited Lykens. Miss Nan Hemperly of Harrisburg stayed with H H Weaver family. Joseph J Hurwitz visited Harrisburg. Ellsworth Grove and Forest F Forney spent time at Millmont. John K Reitsfield weeks with daughter Mrs Uhler in Harrisburg. Ira M Hoke and Mrs M A Miller attended a Harrisburg funeral. Assessor John Banowits and Earl Romberger to enroll all young men Tuesday in the Daniel building. Mrs Samuel Hosterman returned from Rising Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiconisco
Calvary Evangelical Sunday School
Sand Springs
Charles Foster
Harrisburg
Clara Boyd
Chester
Ed Wiest
Clara Rowe
Enchant
Ruth Wynn
Tremont
Ellen Mogg
David
Philadelphia
D. PD. Phillips
Mildred Koppenhaver
Amelia Seip
Elizabethville
Mary Samuels
Miriam
Mary Schoffstall
William E. Schoffstall
M. E. Bailey
Wilmington
Del
Guy R. Smeltz
Northumberland
George Laurence
Plymouth
Anna Morgan
Harvey Bathurff
Richard Sears
John Seip
William
Arthur Baddorff
Joseph Reisatch
Rudolph Hirsch
Steelton
J. M. Foster and
Veronie Dodd
Annville
Richard Dodd
Halifax
O. R. Shope
M. E. Behn
Guy Clemson
Harper's Ferry
Leslie Shope
Staunton Military Academy
George W.tobias
Highspire
H. 8S
Potter
Funk G. Pottiger
Carsonville
Harry Lebo
Uriah Lebo
Matamoras
Daniel
Peter
Emma Lebo
John Snake
Clark's Valley
C. C. Poffenberger
Marysville
H. H. Kline
United States
Ganger Gall
Westfall
Schellsburg
Thomas Smith
Sunbury
Joseph Liddick
A. S. Collom
Frank Motter
Scott Motter
John Miller
Liverpool
Perry County
Lewis Wagner
Esther Wagner
H. Stewart Potter
Annie Brever
Palmyra
Mary Biever
C. A. Cratzer
Atlantic City
N. Z
John Cratzer
Ruth Tobias
Miliersburg
Mary Brewer
Flo Koppenhaver
Samuel Koppenhaver
Millerstown
Bluebird Club
Myra Farner
D. A. Snyder
Charles Pike
Washington, D. C
Pike
William Bollinger
James Kipp
Grant Patton
John Brinton
Camp Hill
Harry Kipp
McAlisterville
J. C. Kipp
George Heinbaugh
Altoona
John Taylor
Margaret Bollinger
Millersville Normal School
W. D. Bollinger
Edgar Ulsh
A. H. Ulsh
Carrie Wolfe
York
George Heisey
Hulda Knight
Harold
Duncannon
Banks Page
William Rounsley
H. Blumgardener
Penbrook
Sara Hogentogler
Prouts Valley
Oliver Wright
Amos Stoufer
Thompsontown
Fannie Marshall
William Spangler
John Spangler
Spangler
Robersburg
Dollie Renner
Peter Attic
Vernon Tabb
Vernon
Norfolk
Tabb
C. W. Lahr
Newport
D. H. Lahr
George Howe
Jean Thompson
James Rownsley
Margaret
Elizabeth Felty
Emily Stahl
Elizabeth Rohr
Seedsburg
William Rowe
Parrisburg
Knouse
Abbie Long
Juniata County
Roy Patton
Ethel
Lemoyne
John Deitrich
Hilizabethville
H. H. Hassinger
M. H. Zerfing
Hegins
Charles Sturm
Cly
Dewin Bechtel
Stella Weaver
Lykens
Nan Hemperly
H. H. Weaver
Joseph J. Hurwitz
Ellsworth Grove
Forest F. Forney
Millmont
John K. Reitsfield
Uhler
Ira M. Hoke
M. A. Miller
John H. Bonawits
Earl K. Romberger
Daniel Building
Samuel Hosterman
Rising Springs
Violet Gingrinch
Gettysburg
B. F. Rohrer
Evra Hershey
Hershay
F. D. Blessing
Hagerstown
Margaret Gaus
Charles Reed
Alice Whitmore
Edith MecCall
William Boyer
Verna Lahr
County Line
Lottie Dockey
James E. Snyder
Omega Bowman
Millersburg
John Weist
Emory Bowman
Shamokin
William Bowman
Mabel SchremMer
Herndon
James Tabrani
Dalmatia
John Bobb
Lizzie Rohner
C. L. Grim
Williamstown
Harry Mutchler
Mutchler
Sara James
Frank Fellow
Herbert Quinn
Kingston
G. M. Stites
Agnes Hoffman
White Rock
Alexander Hoffman
Veneeda
Llewellyn
Martha Fry
William Shoemaker
Reading
Charles Haller
Schopp
William Michaels
Jesse Lewis
Fred Fromme
South Bethlehem
Edward Ebersole
Samuel Dewalt
John Wright
Allen Row
Ford Koenig
A. W. Raines
Washington Heights three daily school honorees named
Mechanicsburg Pa June 2 three children of Washington Heights who attended every day of the term ending Tuesday are Lillian McMonigle eight Robert McMonigle six and Edna Vogelsong eight. They were in the first and second grade at Washington Heights School taught by Miss Edna R Springer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Washington Heights
Lillian
Robert McMonigle
William McMonigle
Edna Vogelsong
Martha Vogelsong
Edna R. Springer
Balsbaugh Typhoid Case Strains Hummelstown Family
George Balsbaugh remains seriously ill with typhoid fever at the family home east of town as the Fox farm move earlier this spring triggered illness for Edward Balsbaugh, a high school freshman, and others. An old on-site well is suspected. Other entries note Memorial Day visits and local residents visiting Harrisburg, Gettysburg, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown
George Balsbaugh
Balsbaugh
Old Fox Farm
Edward
Frank Buser
Philadelphia
Grover C. Buser
Rena Knabe
Central Pewna Personals Highlights Regional Visits
Sunbury notes show Dr. H W Gass and family leaving for York for an American Medical Congress. Numerous locals visit relatives in Harrisburg Shamokin Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Mentions include Miss Edith Convis and Benjamin Glass at Harrisburg, Frank Hoke and Edward Buck at Gettysburg, and visitors from Shamokin Linglestown and Millersburg with a broad roster of nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbury
H. W. Gass
York
American Medical Congress
David G. Hess
Lewistown
Margaret Bullock
Philadelphia
Carneys Point
N. J
Mary Smithers
Harrisburg
Shamokin
R. CC. Thurston
Ralph
Herbert Rowe
Ingleby
Harry Coldren
Rachel Kline
Catherine Nies
Myrtle Bussler
Mary Brown
M. Vought
Dalmatia
Young Men of Lykens in Army and Disappearances Tales
Lykens residents report several local youths enlistment at various forts and camps. Three girls Missing since Sunday evening are Pauline Fettenhoff Mary Grimm Verna Palm and Miss Lillian Herner returns from Harrisburg visit. Memorial Day events included a band Jr A A baseball club and a Berry sburg pageant. Lykens High School senior class to graduate a record size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lykens
Byron Williams
Paw Kinley
Robert Swab
Carl West
Susquehanna Coal Company
Aviation Corps
Missi Mayme Beidenmiller
Baltimore
Bruce Geistwhite
Geistwhite
France
Pauline Fettenhoff
Verna Palm
Mary Grimm
Lillian Herner
Harrisburg
Berrysburg
Patriotic Orders
Lykens High School
Edna Miller Weds Dr Simhons at Local Presbyterian Church
Waynesboro Pennsylvania on June 2 Miss Edna Miller daughter of Mr J K Miller and Dr Simhons a noted veterinarian of Elizabethtown were married yesterday morning at the Presbyterian Church by Reverend J M Rutherford. The bride a graduate of the Methodist Hospital Philadelphia has served as superintendent of Milford Hospital Delaware for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Edna 8. Miller
Oy Ags
J. K. Miller
Simhons
Elizabethtown
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Rutherford
Methodist Hospital
Philadelphia
Milford, del
Mt Joy Woman Sails From China
A Mount Joy dispatch says Mrs. George W. Missemer and two children will sail July 1 from Shanghai for the United States via the Pacific route. It is her fourth voyage across the Pacific, a ten thousand mile month voyage. Also on the page men catch carp at Snyders dam with catches of twelve and eight pounds respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Joy
Shanghai
China
George W. Missemer
United States
Bertha Missemer
Pacific Ocean
Snyder's Dam
Jacob Garber
Clarence Stott
Bruce
Chicago
George Bachman
Harrisburg
C. F. Schneider
Palmyra
J. R. Missemer
Edgar Hagenberger
Benjamin Groff
Jay Klugh
Albert Myers
Lee Ellis
Newton Hamilton
Harry L. Boyce
Philadelphia
Clifford Ll. Boyce
Mamie Klugh
Coatesville
Alice Klugh
Harry E. Klugh
Lizzie Florey
Old Line
High winds push boy into mill race near New Oxford
Gettysburg June 2 A 4 year old Earl Kling of near New Oxford was blown into a mill race by high winds while playing with an older brother. He was in the water about ten minutes before being found. A physician took hours to resuscitate him but he fully recovered. Also noted are Gettysburg High School’s record 37th graduating class with two enlistees, a cemetery plot dedication for John Burns with benefactor J W Johnston, and local youths entering military and naval training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Earl Kling
William Kling
New Oxford
Gettysburg High School
Farm Army
Aviation Corps
Texas
Evergreen Cemetery
John
Dauphin Minister Returns From Presbyterian Assembly
Dauphin Pa June 2 The Rev Robert Fulton Stirling has returned home from a trip to Dallas Texas where he attended the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church. Several Dauphin residents and visiting relatives spent Memorial Day and the long weekend with friends in nearby towns.
Sons Come Home For Father's 84th Birthday
Mifflintown Pennsylvania June 2 Carl F Espenschade Frederick Espenschade Jr of Pittsburgh and Ralph Espenschade of Newville visit to help Frederick Espenschade Sr celebrate his eighty fourth birthday on May 31. Henry Wagner with a stroke is taken to Lewistown Hospital. Mrs Anna Fasick of Altoona visits Oliver Diffenferfer. Mrs Howard Kirk and son Edwin prepare to move to Harrisburg. Mrs Stewart Okeson of Johnstown visits relatives. Miss May McClellan returns to Mifflin after teaching in Altoona. Samuel Wagner returns from University Hospital Philadelphia for eye treatment. John K Robison leaves for Cleveland Ohio to enter naval reserves training. J Howard and William Neely enlist. one at Fort Niagara and the other in aviation corps at Princeton. Gen Thomas Mifflin Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution repair large parade flag adding three stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mifflintown
Carl F. Espenschade
Frederick Espenschade, Jr
Pittsburgh
Ralph Espenschade
Newville
Frederick Espenschade
Henry Wagner
Lewistown Hospital
Anna Fasick
Altoona
Oliver Diffenderfer
Howard Kirk
Edwin
Harrisburg
Stewart Okeson
Johnstown
May McClellan
Mifflin
Samuel Wagner
Philadelphia
University Hospital
John K. Robison
Robison
Cleveland
Ohio
Naval
J. Howard
William Neely
J. H. Neely
Fort Niagara
N. Y
Aviation Corps
Princeton
N. J
General Thomas Mifflin
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Millersburg Bonds Drive At Local Post Office
Millersburg Pa June 2 People buy Liberty Bonds at the post office with several sales already recorded and inquiries continuing daily. Local notes report improving health for Charles Shott after surgery and pneumonia at Harrisburg Hospital. Robert Bender ill with diphtheria at Moore Street home. Mrs Charles Sausser near potato crop bloom and expects new potatoes by mid June. Edward E Long treated for rheumatism at Sunbury Hospital. Civil War veterans visiting Memorial Day include J E B Lambert Carlisle F P Seabold and William Sites Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Charles Shott
Harrisburg
Robert Bender
Pennsylvania Railroad
Moore Street
Charles Sausser
Union Street
Edward E. Long
Sunbury Hospital
G. A. R. Post
J. E B. Lambert
Carlisle
F. P. Seabold
William Sites
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pennsylvania
Eagle Company
Cold Springs
Nina Pike
Great Chocolate Plant
Jonestown
Olive Thomas
Florence Painter
Middletown
D. A. Swartz
Agnes Beck
Myerstown
Myrtle Hershey
R. J. Bachman
Allentown
R. F. Venneida
Center County
T. W. Walker
Anna Belton
Mayme Pike
William Pike
Anna Slair
Talmadge
Ira Mumma
Mary Walsh
Lewisberry Church
Miss Olive Lukens
Miss Smowley
S. R. & W. Railroad
Firemen’s Festivals
Lillian M'Monigle
Robert M'Monigle
Balsbaugh Family II
Arthur Pike
Amanda Bechtel
Daniel J. Miller
Samuel Weaver
Halfway
Edward Weaver
Frank Hoke
Edward Buck
Gettysburg College
Lillie Pittman
John Geyer
Ruth
Rebecca Baker
Mollie Lingle
Dorothy Mehring
G. W. Shriner
Elizabeth Kramer
Mary Seiler
Salome Feeser
Pocatello
Idaho
W.F. Hall
State College
E. P. Miller
Chloe
Plainfield
R. H. Kell
Kell
Harrisburg Hospital
Newton Kerstetter
Plain High School
Larue Shope
Lancaster County
Ruth Knox
Albert Seilhamer
Middleburg
HarryCallahan
Charles Moyer
J. Edward Haldeman
Aaron Stahinecker
Sarah Marks
John Amig
A. D. Gougler
Winey Custer
Milton
G. M. Shindel
Bruce Yeager
P.S. Ritter
O. K. Pellman
MiMinburg
J. F. Stetler
D. A. Kern
Ibra L. Dimm
Mildred
Bala
Charles Dimm
A. PaDimm
Kurtz Valley
Israel Tennis
David H. Spotts
Joshua Gross
Aqueduct
Katharine Smee
Katharine Dyer
W. R. Long
Lottie Ripman
Edward 8. Thompson
Reel
Emma ‘Bistline
William Bistline
F. D. Gross
George Sherman
Conway Hall
A. Z. Shirk and Son
John Keagle
D. B. Treibley
A. P. Dimm
Misses Margueretha
Marion Dimm
Pearl Haldeman
Edith Krug
East Waterford
Harold Haines
Albert Bishop
Emory Roland
United States Army
el Paso
Misa Lizzie Tyson
MT. Joy Woman
George W W. Missemer
Snyder’s Dam
Adams CO
Burns
J. W. Johnston
Rochester
A. D. Reed
Seventh Wisconsin Infantry
Herbert A. Brea
Robert Bream
Mr. Bream
Joseph T. Morris
West Point Military Academy
C. William Duncan
Naval Academy
Dauphin
Presbyterian Assembly
Robert Fulton Stirling
Dallas
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Smith
Hanover
William Dreher
William, Jr
Rose Mary
A. C. McKee
Frank J. Wallis
Annie M. Webner
Carrie Elizabeth Gerberich
Hart
Freeman C. Gerberich
Edith Spayd
Elsie Spayd
Harvey C. Forney
Sarah Margaret Hawthorne
Eleanor Emmert
York Springs
Mary Cleckner
Etta Kolbenschlag
Alfred Warner
Mahlin Fishbaugh
Grace Fishbaugh
Youngstown
Maurice B. Heck
Barbara
Jacksonville
Florida
Heck
George W. Heck
Panama
Charles Bricker
John Bricker
E. T. Bradenbaugh
Coral
Corrade
Ruth Bell
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