Diplomas Awarded At Lebanon Valley College Commencement
Special to The Telegraph Annville Pa June 3 Professor Frederick Lewis Pattee head of the English department at State College addressed Lebanon Valley College forty ninth annual commencement in the United Brethren Church Twenty seven students received bachelor of arts degrees while the doctor of divinity was conferred on the Rev Samuel Rupp Harrisburg and the Rev Lewis W Lutz Chambersburg Professor Pattee received the doctor of literature Mrs von Bereghy Harrisburg played a violin solo with Professor E Edwin Sheldon The graduates named include Harry M Bender Gideon L Blouch Paul J Bowman C E Brenneman Ira Clyde Eby Larene Engle Ruth E Engle Ruth V Engle Phares B Gibble Ethel I Houser Mary L Irwin Verling W Jamison John O Jones Myra G Kiracofe J Maurice Leister John W Laren Florence C Meats Vera F Meyers John H Ness Mae Belle Orris Carl G Snavely Faber E Stengle Ralph Stickel Frank M Van Schaak David E Young and Lester B Zug
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Annville
Frederick Lewis Pattee
State College
Lebanon Valley College
United Brethren Church
Samuel Rupp
Harrisburg
Lewis W. Lutz
Chambersburg
Pattee
Free Trial Offer Promises Asthma Cure At No Cost
An advertisement claims a new asthma treatment that cures all forms of asthma without discomfort or time loss. It invites long standing or recent cases, urging readers to mail a coupon for a free trial, promising relief and asking no payment.
Newport High School Class of 1915 Graduation Program
The Newport High School graduation exercises for the class of 1915 will be held June 4 at 8 p.m. in the Lutheran Church. The program lists musical selections, orations by Miss Flickinger and Miss Bair, a first honor oration by Stanley Fickes, a chorus, an address by Dr. George Edward Reed, and staff credits. Principal H. M. Corning, first assistant G. W. Barnitz, and second assistant Miss Elizabeth Darwart are named.
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Newport
Newport High School
Agagia Cantabile
Haydn
Long
Roosevelt
Mabel Flickinger
Jesse Sunday
Mae Bair
Miss Long
H. M. Corning
G. W. Barnitz
Elizabeth Darwart
Death of Mrs. Mary Day in Millersburg Pa
Mrs. Mary Elsie Day aged 60 wife of D W Day died after a short illness in Millersburg. She is survived by her husband a son Robert a daughter Mrs Mabel Eppleman and a sister in Lykens. She was a member of the Episcopal Church. The funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon with Rev Kilgore of Lykens and Rev Skeath of Millersburg officiating.
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Millersburg
Mary Elsie Day
D. W. Day
Seven Veterans Remembered At Gettysburg G A R Service
Seven members of Post 9 Grand Army of the Republic died since Memorial Day. An im pressive service was held in their room on East Middle street with seven vacant crepe draped chairs marking the losses.
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Gettysburg
Post 9
Grand Army of the Republic
East Middle Street
Post
Mrs Susan Bentz Dies in Franklin Town
Mrs Susan Bentz aged 78 died at her home in Franklin town Dillsburg on Tuesday night. She leaves two daughters Mrs George Firestone of Dillsburg and Mrs John Hartman of Lemoyne and two sons Irvin Bentz and Tobias Bentz both of Dillsburg. She is also survived by three brothers George Heikes of Mechanicsburg William Heikes and Peter Heikes both of Franklintown.
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Dillsburg
Susan Bentz
Franklintown
George Firestone
John Hartman
Lemoyne
Irvin Bentz
Tobias Bentz
George Heikes
Mechanicsburg
William Heikes
Peter Heikes
Orphanage to Hold Anniversary Exercises at Hoffman
Gettysburg Pennsylvania June 3 Directors of Hoffman Orphanage near Littlestown have set Thursday June 22 for anniversary exercises with plans for an interesting program.
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Gettysburg
Hoffman Orphanage
Littlestown
Receiver Named by Court for Ostrich Farm Venture
Judge Witmer in United States court names ex Judge L. 8. Walter of Mt. Carmel as temporary receiver for the African Ostrich Farm and Feather Company doing business at Bloomsburg and Paxtang. The appointment proceeds in Sunbury on June 3.
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Sunbury
Witmer
United States
L. 8. Walter
Mt. Carmel
African Ostrich Farm and Feather Company
Bloomsburg
Paxtang
Recent Deaths in Central Pennsylvania
Maytown Mrs. Susan Bentz age 80 died after a long illness. Survived by four children ten grandchildren one sister and four brothers. Wrightsville Mrs. Elizabeth Myers age 81 died from a stroke. She was a teacher in early life. Mountville Mrs. Elizabeth Shertz age 79 died at Canton Ohio while visiting. Survived by two brothers and a sister.
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Maytown
Susan Bentz
Wrightsville
Elizabeth Myers
Mountville
Elizabeth Shertz
Canton
Ohio
Baby Weighs Four Pounds At One Month Old
Telegraph report from Hagerstown Maryland notes Mrs Clara Longfitt of Des Moines Iowa writes President T A Poffenberger that her baby girl born over a month ago weighed 2 pounds at birth and has since gained 2 pounds The infant’s fingers are tiny like matches and one foot barely fills a postage stamp Clothes from a doll were used for clothing at birth.
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Hagerstown
T. A. Poffenberger
Hagerstown Fair
Clara Longfitt
Des Moines
Iowa
See
Hagerstown Weddings Tie Two Local Couples
Miss Elizabeth Richardson daughter of the late Rev. Dr. William C. Richardson and Henry von Ansen Hoffmeier were married at the bride’s home in Hagerstown by Rev. Dr. Charles Dubell with assistance from Rev. Dr. J. Spangler Kieffer. Also, Miss Edith Hamill daughter of Dr. Archibald Hamill and Charles D. Rudy of Martinsburg were wed in Hagerstown by Rev. A. B. Statton at St. Paul’s United Brethren Church.
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Hagerstown
Elizabeth Richardson
William C. Richardson
Philadelphia
Henry von Ansen Hoffmeier
Charles Dubell
J. Spangler Kieffer
Edith Hamill
Archibald Hamill
Waynesboro
Charles D. Rudy
Martinsburg
A. B. Statton
St. Paul's United Brethren Church
Lancaster County Weddings
Miss Mary McCarthy Herr wed Clayton T. Eshelman near Elizabethtown at the bride’s home with Rev Abram Herr officiating. Miss Louisa Brackbill married Harry A. Baxter in Lancaster, with Rev D G Glass officiating.
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Donerville
Mary McCarthy Herr
Clayton T. Eshelman
Elizabethtown
Abram Herr
United Brethren Church
Eden
Louisa Brackbill
Harry A. Baxter
Lancaster
D. G. Glass
Faith Reformed Church
Brethren Convention Draws Waynesboro Delegates
Waynesboro residents plan to attend the Church of the Brethren annual meeting in Hershey Pennsylvania this week. The event gathers a large number of attendees from the area for the convention.
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Waynesboro, Pa
Waynesboro
Church of the Brethren
Hershey
Boy Falls From Tree In Waynesboro
Harry F. Travinger aged 15 fell about twenty feet from a tree in Waynesboro Pennsylvania and fractured a rib and sprained his left wrist.
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Waynesboro, Pa
Harry F. Travinger
Falls From Roof Injures Bainbridge Worker
Joseph H. Jones fell from the top of a building at the Baker Quarries yesterday afternoon. He suffered a broken left arm and internal injuries.
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Bainbridge
Joseph H. Jones
Baker Quarries
Prominent Residents Planned for Blue Ridge Summer
Waynesboro Pa June 38 Prominent people will spend the summer in the Blue Ridge section leasing cottages Viscount and Viscountess Chinda of Japan occupy Monterey Inn apartments Ambassador H Byrn Norway will arrive at Monterey Dr Jenkins cottage Ambassador R S Noon Argentina will visit Buena Vista Springs Senator William Rayner Washington with family at Summersfield Blue Ridge Summit Miss Beatrice Fairfax Washington novelist will spend summer in the area for literary work at Monterey Inn Mechanicsburg Pa June 3 Mennonite Sunday school annual meeting June 10 in Churchtown program includes devotionales exercises and talks by John W Weaver J C Clemmens J F Bressler Amos Myers and Elam Zimmerman
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Waynesboro
Blue Ridge
Chinda
Japan
Monterey Inn
Monterey
H. Byrn
Norway
United States
Dr. Jenkins
R. S. Noon
Washington, D. C
Buena Vista Springs
William Rayner
Summersfield
Blue Ridge Summit
Beatrice Fairfax
Blue Ridge Mountains
Telegraph
Mechanicsburg
Churchtown
John W. Weaver
Union Grove
J. C. Clemmens
Lansdale
Funeral of Frederick Uffleman M
Frederick Uffleman, Lewisberry blacksmith and former York resident, died suddenly at Dover livery stable after races. He, with Chester Cassel, had just ordered their team hitched to drive home. Survived by widow, brother Daniel Uffleman, sisters Mrs Caddy and Mrs Miller. Funeral at home, York burials.
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Lewisberry
Frederick Uffleman
York
Edward Leibenknecht
Dover
Chester Cassel
Daniel Uffleman
Windsor
John Caddy
Lancaster
James Miller
Philadelphia
Edward Jackson
Funk Marries Dortha Harnik in Philadelphia Ceremony
Sheldon W. Funk, state lecturer of farmers institutes, and Miss Dortha M. Harnik were married in Philadelphia on Monday evening. News reached Perry county friends of the Perry county couple.
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Blain
Perry County
Sheldon W. Funk
Dortha M. Harnik
Philadelphia
Mr. Funk
Farmers’ Institutes
Strike at Lebanon Valley Iron and Steel Plant
Seventy five workers at the Lebanon Valley Iron and Steel company East Lebanon plant went on strike over the appointment of a new foreman brought from Steelton.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Valley Iron and Steel Company
East Lebanon
Steelton
Local foundry prints large European truck orders
Material from the Lemoyne Brass Foundry heads to Morton Truck and Tractor Company of Harrisburg for use in large auto trucks sent abroad. In New Cumberland Miss Martha Osler hosts the Busy Little Helpers class with refreshments and daisies planned for a York county outing. Also in New Cumberland, Miss Verna Bair forms the P G Embroidery Club with Verna Bair as president and Esther Bowers as secretary.
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Lemoyne, Pa
Lemoyne Brass Foundry
Europe
Morton Truck and Tractor Company
Harrisburg
New Cumberland
Martha Osler
Market Square
York County
Hutton Farm
Verna Bair
Third Street
P. G. Embroidery Club
Esther Bowers
Miriam Koch
Hazel Taylor
Bowman Named Game Protector for Cumberland and Adams
Lemoyne Pennsylvania June 3 Prof William C Bowman was appointed game protector for Cumberland and Adams counties. A longtime educator and Lemoyne high school principal since 1907 he has served over 24 years in Cumberland county public schools. He is a Cumberland Valley State Normal School graduate of 1898 and an active Lemoyne Baseball Association supporter.
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Lemoyne
William Co. Bowman
Cumberland
Adams
Bowman
Cumberland County
Lemoyne High School
Cumberland Valley State Normal School
Shippensburg
Lemoyne Baseball Association
Latzo to fight in Hazleton then quit ring for business
Stephen Latzo the Hazleton lightweight champion will box Kid Sheeler on June 7 in Hazleton at the end of his ring career to enter business. Nearby towns report other incidents from a crash in Shamokin to a fire in Allentown and liquor-law prosecutions in Snyder county.
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Hazleton
Annie Baudo
Stephen Latzo
Kid
Sheeler
Carmel
Shamokin
Frederick Harper
Laura Rebhorn
Harper
Reading
Birdsboro
Solomon Rhoads
David Rhoads
George Leggoe
Shenandoah
Oliver Glick
Girardsville
Allentown
Bessie Smothers
Selinsgrove
Snyder County
Oliver Zerbe
McKees Hall Falls
Charles F. Warfel
Beavertown
Charles F. Smith
Port Trevorton
W. E. Stahmaker
The Quality Store Sale Readied For Friday Specials
Advertises dresses skirts and fabrics at deep Friday discounts. Features striped tissue dresses, Taciecs House skirts, remnants of tapestry, colored bordered scrims, white voile, long cloth, Huck towels, flaxons, Irish linen, household toweling and all wool fabrics with prices and special Friday rates. Includes multiple fabrics and garments with organza collars and floral designs.
Death of Mrs Louisa Snyder in Tower City
Louisa Snyder widow of John Snyder died at her daughter’s home in Remerton at age 88. Survived by sons Rudy of Tremont Charles of Port Carbon and daughters Mrs George Shaw of Pottsville and Mrs George Myers of Reinerton. Funeral conducted this afternoon by Reverends C H Slinghoff and Ira Frankenfield of the area.
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Ira Frankenfield
Culp and Kimple Wed in Baltimore Ceremony
Charles W. Culp son of Mr and Mrs Charles Culp from South Washington street and Loretta BE Kimple daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Kimple of Buchanan Valley were married in Baltimore by Rev Father Morressey rector of St Gregorys Church.
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Gettysburg
Charles W. Culp
Charles Culp
South Washington Street
Loretta BE. Kimple
Henry Kimple
Buchanan Valley
Baltimore
Father Morressey
St. Gregory's Church
Fifteen Graduate Marks Mechanicsburg High Commencement
Mechanicsburg High School held its forty first commencement at the First United Brethren Church in Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania. Miss Jean Gertrude Sample delivered the salutatory and Miss Ethel Mae Wister gave the valedictory.
World Record Eclipsed in Diving For the F-4
San Francisco report on June 3 states 13 descents near the submerged submarine F-4 off Honolulu set new records. Five dives reached 306 feet and eight reached 275 feet, surpassing the prior 274 foot record. A telephone underwater communication device was used successfully for the first time in diving history.
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San Francisco
Cal
Honolulu
George D. Stillson
Stillson
Atlantic City Chosen For Next Heptasophs Meeting
The Supreme Conclave of Heptasophs finished its annual session in Wilmington Delaware and selected Atlantic City as the site for the next national gathering. Officers elected include John M. Pfeffer Baltimore supreme archon Edward Kurtz Ironton Ohio supreme chancellor Emil Horst Baltimore supreme secretary William Wintrap Wilmington supreme treasurer John Weideman Wilmington supreme prelate George W Wright Norfolk Va supreme inspector general William H Hughes Orbiston Ohio supreme herald C P F Rob inson Wilmington supreme warden John Bauersfeld Baltimore and E Ross Farra Wilmington as supreme sentinel.
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Heptasophs
Wilmington
Del
Supreme Conclave of Heptasophs
Atlantic City
John M. Pfeffer
Baltimore
Edward Kurtz
Ironton
Ohio
Emil Horst
William Wintrap
John Weideman
George W. Wright
Norfolk
William H. Hughes
Orbiston
Supreme Herald
C. P. F. Robinson
John Bauersfeld
Supreme Sentinel
E. Ross Farra
Mrs. Mable Improves After Illness in Marietta
Mrs. George Mable of Marietta, a Harrisburg native and wife of Justice of the Peace George Mable, was critically ill but is somewhat better today. She and her husband helped organize Furnace Chapel Sunday school about 20 years ago.
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Marietta
George Mable
Harrisburg
Mable
Furnace Chapel
Miss Marietta Sultzaberger Recital Set in Harrisburg
Miss Marietta Sultzaberger pupil of J R Swartz will give a pianoforte recital at 406 Briggs Street Harrisburg this evening at 8 oclock Assisting are Miss Alice Myers Camp Hill and Mr Swartz Sultzaberger recently gave a very successful recital here last week
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Mechanicsburg
Marietta Sultzaberger
J. R. Swartz
Briggs Street
Harrisburg
Alice Myers
Camp Hill
Swartz
Sultzaberger
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