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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1916

Page

15

Hall's Catarrh Cure Proclaimed a Blood Remedy

Claim promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It asserts the medicine acts on blood and mucous surfaces with tonics and purifiers, offers testimonials, and cites a Toledo address for F. J. Cheney & Co. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Marietta Girl Maintains Eleven Year Attendance Record

Miss Reta Sherman of Marietta Pennsylvania has attended public schools for eleven consecutive years without missing a day. At 17 she plans to study to become a teacher beginning this fall. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Sherman.

Marietta, Pa Reta Sherman William Sherman Jonestown Howard Bolts Paulsboro N. J Jonestown High School Beatrice Boltz David Smith Pottsville Moses F. Arndt Edward A. Strand Erma Washington, D. C Paul Schott Lebanon Ralph H. Behon William WL. Brunner Florence Brunner Lykens E. W. Tool Clyde Chares William G. Houseworth Hershey Mary Hummel Hummelstown W. FE. Houseworth

Tower City Picnic and local visits reported

In Tower City Pennsylvania on June 2 Miss Ruth Powell hosted a friend from Pinegrove. Local families including the Morgans, Kehlers, Reitzes, Mur rays, and Schropes were noted visiting relatives. A Trinity Reformed Church Bible class festival and a Methodist bazar attracted praise. Master Charles Woods recovers from appendicitis at Pottsville hospital as students held a grove picnic.

Tower City Grove Tower City Ruth Powell Pinegrove Charles Morgan Pitman William A. Kutz Joe Kehler William O. Reitz Leck Kill Mary Reitz Bessie Stakem Williamstown Kathryn Murray Buington Lykens Erdman Florence Lewis Harrisburg Robert Schrope Harry Houtz High Rocks Trinity Reformed Church Methodist Episcopal Church Charles Woods Pottsville Hospital Thompson's Grove

Weekend party at Ride-a-Wee cottage on mountainside

Dauphin Pennsyl. June 3. Cottagers hosted a weekend gathering at the Ride-a-Wee cottage with a Monday observance planned as Good Roads Day. Attendees included Heck family visitors from Florida and Harrisburg guests.

Dauphin Maurice Heck Ruth Barbara Florida George Heck Blanche Robinson Sunbury Nancy McCullough Harrisburg Emma Keeney Rockville Ethel Romaine Forney Paul Worcester Erie William P. Clark Elizabethtown Charles 8. Gerberich Edgar W. Forney Susquehanna River Newport Helen Louise Wallis Philadelphia Elizabeth Ann Dill Drexel Institute Alfred Warner Schimmelfeng Gertrude Smiley Mary Livingston Stella Wirt Grace Warner John Loban Roy Herbert Charles Hamill C. C. High Watsontown Henrietta Dewalt Penbrook Annie Hinkle M. A. Sigler Grace Sigler Mary Sigler Catherine Heicher J. Miller Karper Edward Richardson Lee Iser Waldhein Cottage Earl Warner Douglas Grace Sebourne William Anderson Frank Warner Altoona Albert Warner Norman Brooks Newark N. J Margaret Brooks Dixon Greenawalt Elizabeth William Pisher Charles Winterbourne Lincoln Masner Henrietta Richey George Gilday

Halifax Rubber Company Granted Charter by Court

Halifax rubber company was granted a charter by the State Department in Harrisburg. The Halifax Township auditor position was filled by Harry B. Hoffman per the Dauphin County Court. Local residents visit relatives in nearby towns as June events and travels are noted.

Halifax William Wells Foster Williamspor Luther Lehr Lehr Edward Wells New Buffalo Harry Bb. Hoffman Halifax Township Daphin County Court Big Dauphin County P. O M. W. Etter Philadelphia John Enders Enders W. J. Dunn William C. B. Wilbert Lancaster Elmer Brever Watstontown Mary Biever L. S. Marshall Millville N. J Halifax Rubber Company State Department Harrisburg Charles 8. Grubb Loyalton Charles C. Zimmerman W. P. Fetterhoff J. A. Alberts Hazel Margaret Bowman Oberlin John and Thomas Matlock J. 8. Gemberling Elizabeth Miller Larrisburg Archie Miller Topeka Kansas W. L. Pike Hummelstown Sarah Pike Charles Shubert John Ryan William Snyder Robert Harry Rodkey William Linyd Altoona Albert Millen Albright

A Mother's Endorsed Remedy for Women

In McKeesport Pennsylvania a mother testifies to using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for herself and her many children. She praises Pleasant Pellets for headaches and constipation and urges other women to seek guidance and use the advertised remedies. The ad invites readers to write for a free book and advice from Dr. Pierce.

Dr. Pierce Buffalo N. Y DC Pell

Personal News Items From Nearby Towns in Central Pennsylvania

Central Pennsylvania towns report visitors and relocations. Mabel Neiman goes to Harrisburg for work. Shamokin Dam and Harrisburg residents visit Ephrata area friends. many relatives travel for Memorial Day activities and family gatherings.

Pennsylvania

Four Generations of New Cumberland Family

A June 3 photograph shows four generations led by Mrs. Elizabeth Snell in her 90s. Born in New Cumberland, she has traveled to Chicago five times and has three children Henry Snell of Chicago, Mrs. James Maston of Follansbee, and Mrs. Robert Spink of Steelton, plus ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Pictured are her daughter Roberta Spink, Roberta’s son Frank, and grandson Harry Spink of Steelton.

Berrysburg Mabel Neiman Harrisburg Harry Dockey Little Son Shamokin Dam James Ences Shamokin Benjamin Wingert M. S Dan Jennie Weiser Beulah Lauser Reading Charles Keboch Ed. Eby Linglestown John Swab Helen Jerry Sultzbach Andrew Meyers Imantown Daniel P. & Bergstresser Ephrata Harry Applebach Newtown Bucks County Amelia Bowman Sadie Bowman Henry K. Moller Philadelphia W. K. Mohler John W. Yost Anthony R. Fraser Charles BE. Fraser Madison Neb Mr. Fraser Nebraska E. M. Sechler Fagleyville Red Hill Montgomery County Boyertown Berks County Worth Wilson Millway State Line Cumberland J. R. Eshleman and Pittsburgh Mim Intown James Baldwin London England Henrietta Baldwin Frederick Espenschade Robert Lloyd New York City Lloyd Robison House Mary Kulp W. I. Kulp Shippensburg State Normal School Jesse Deltrick Tyrone Guy Auker New Cumberland Elizabeth Snell Henry Snell Chicago James Maston Follansbee W. Va Robert Spink Steelton Roberta Spink Spink Frank Harry Spink

Carnival of Flowers cantata at Linglestown church event

Linglestown Pa June 3 service schedule includes morning church services by Rev H Whitaker at Church of God and Rev Lewis Reiter at Wen rich's Church. A cantata titled A Carnival of the Flowers will be performed by United Brethren and Church of God Sunday schools in the United Brethren Church at 7 45 p m. The note lists many local residents visiting family and friends.

Enders Amanda Snyder Harris Dunkle Halifax Harrisburg Malifax J. A. Ulsh Lykens Robert A. Enders J. Byron Knouff B. B. Drum J. A. Lyter John H. Lyter P. J. Shoemaker Lock Haven Harry Rich Wil Hamsport D. Enders Northumberland Keffer’s Enders Grove Une Strivifg Otto E. Enders Elizabethville P. Byron Enders H. R. Shoop Florence and Evelyn Progress Thomas Potterger Rosanna Shive Burtnett William Shartzer Harry Fishing Creek Valley Joseph Mumma Minnie Rachel Shive Manada Furnace Fred Shive Marvin Strohm Floyd H. B. Megonnel Jonas Martin Mary and Willis B. C Hanoverdale Linglestown Church of God H. Whitaker Wenrich Lewis Reiter United Brethren Church of God Sunday Schools United Brethren Church John Geyer Ruth Middletown Rebecca Baker Margaret Smith Sara Zimmerman Harry Look Chamber Hill Mra John Early Millersburg Clara Early Herman John Look Kathryn Koons John Tyson Blairsville Lyter McLaughlin Valentine Painter Tillie Eckenreider Charles Reith Salome Beeser Miles Polton Ruth Blerbower Carlisle Charles Koons Clinton Linebaugh Union Deposit John. Linebaugh Nell Meixell Balmore Peter Meixell Adam Walmer Steelstown O. B. Leese Marion Smith Viola Sample Lavina Lines DuBois Vera Care Elizabeth Johnson G. C. Feeser John Ferber Harrisburg Academy

Clarence Croft Hosts Waynesboro Senior Class Evening

Clarence Croft entertained the Waynesboro high school senior class in Waynesboro Pennsylvania on June 3. The column lists visiting relatives and friends including Burr Brown Brooks and Mary Evelyn Haugh and notes several travel plans and social visits across Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia.

Thompsontown Rosebud Lutheran Sunday School Mary Meiser C. C. Zeigler Titusville A. P. Dimm Annie Margarette. Dimm Kurtz Valley Harry Bashers Altoona W. R. Aor Eva Tennis Jo Eli ¢ Ray Bill Victor Cresson Harrisburg Taylor Newport Cyrus Carvell George Keiser Jonathan Keiser M. J. Haldeman Detroit A. G. Haldeman J. E. Fletsher Newport uSeCay Eva Smith Me . Lebo Halifax M. Nelson Mifflintown FB. T. Nelson William H. Nelson Jennie Herr Altoona Tuandsy Clarence Croft Waynesboro Waynesboro High School W. F. Sipe Tyrone Marie Towson Baltimore Nan Towson Etchen Shuck Philadelphia Enola Edna Mentzer Herbert L. Grimm J. Lower Grimm Burr Brown Brooks Mannington W. Va Mary Evelyn Haugh J. D. Summers Marie Bell Gladys Eppley Hagerstown J. Keith Blair Roanoke Blair Mary Blair J. H. Cranwell Jessie Estella Bretzler Wayne McGinley Shepherdstown Helen Boswell Jonathan Miller Newport News C. N. Stemm Sabillasville A. Frieden Norfolk Samuel Frieden Abram Trubey Elden Kan J. D. Oller Harry Lease Dorothy Lease York W. H. Powell Annie Wallace Ella Grove Yellowstone Park Pacific Coast Dora Lecton Pittsburgh L. F. Benchoff

Streets Flooded With College Visitors and Local Festivities

Mechanicsburg welcomes Irving College commencements drawing visitors from Pittsburgh and across Maryland and Ohio. The Citizens Fire Company hosts a Spring festival at its South York engine house with cakes and ice cream for sale. Peace Church near Shiremanstown holds services tomorrow at 2 30 led by Rev John Adam.

Mechanicsburg Irving College Irving Club Pittsburgh Citizens Fire Company Engine House South York Street Boiling Springs Z. A. Colestock United Brethren Home Quincy H. Albert Smith 8. B. Boss Baltimore Harry Bubb Trinidad Col Nelle Goehring Reba Miller Gettysburg S. F. Williamson Ocean Grove N. J Clarence H. Stein Cumberland R. P. Long J. A. Keesbury Philadelphia M. B. Ibach Walter Stuart Carlisle F. K. Ployer Irving Peace Church Shiremanstown St. Paul's Reformed Church John Adam I. Coover Eberly Terre Haute Ind

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