High Alumni Banquet Ends Steelton Term With Awards
Steelton High School closed its 1915 16 term yesterday with a reception and annual banquet hosted by the High School Alumni Association. Miss Azalea Wigfield, valedictorian and winner of the general efficiency prize and William A. Attick mathematical prize, led the 1916 class honors. The program included an auditorium entertainment and a banquet in the lower corridors, followed by church notices for Steelton congregations and baccalaureate plans in nearby Highspire churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Alumni Association
Steelton Schools
Azalea Wigfield
Burgess
Fred Wigfield
Wigfield
William A. Attick
Highspire Baccalaureate Sermon Set For Tomorrow Evening
The baccalaureate sermon for Highspire High School graduates will be preached by Rev. H. F. Rhead at the United Brethren Church tomorrow evening. The commencement program, to be held Friday evening, is progressing and details will be announced later. Reed B. Teitrick, Deputy State Superintendent of Public Instruction, will deliver the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Getz
Jr. C. E
Sr. C. E
First Reformed
CC. A. Huyette
C. E
St. John’s Lutheran
G. N. Lauffer
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Wilson
Sudds
Elizabeth Pretz
H. F. Lupfer
M. R. Alleman
H. R. Rupp
Highspire High School
H. F. Rhead
United Brethren Church
Reed B. Teitrick
Public Instructon
Middletown
Bryan-Titus
Frank D. Bryan
Carrie E. Titus
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
James Cunningham
South Union Street
Board of Trade
Council
Hassler-Alleman
Frank Stanley Hassler
Helen Alleman
Lower Swatara Township
Fuller Bergstresser
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Town
Salome Alleman
Millersville
Highspire
Oberhools
J. H. McDonald Resigns Philadelphia Post to Move Family
J. H. McDonald has resigned from his Philadelphia position and will relocate with his family to a borough. The move follows his decision to seek new opportunities and stability for the family in a different community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McDonald
Philadelphia
McDonald Resigns Rail Post for Steelton Telegraph Duties
J H McDonald resigns as chief clerk to the superintendent of telegraph for the Pennsylvania Railroad in Philadelphia to take over transportation superintendent duties at the Steelton plant of the Pennsylvania Steel Company. He plans to move his family to Steelton July 1 and has a long tenure with the railroad company in roles including manager examiner assistant trainmaster chief dispatcher and chief clerk to the superintendent of telegraph. He is noted for his loyalty and likable nature and was active in the Mutual Beneficial Association of the Pennsylvania Railroad employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McDonald
Steelton
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
McDonald
Concord
Franklin County
Greencastle
Mount Holly Springs
Shiremanstown
Shearer
Shippensburg
Mutual Beneficial Association
Chalmers Cars Demand Outpacing Supply in 1920s Market
The speaker notes Chalmers plant runs day and night with three shifts, producing about 125 cars daily while dealers sell around 425 daily. He cites $8,000,000 in on hand orders and warns the winter surplus will be exhausted as demand continues, with price at $1090 Detroit and no change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers
United States
Detroit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Haynes
Miller Auto Co
Cameron ST
High Alumni Association
First Presbyterian
C. B. Segelken
mEace United Evangelical
M. Shoop
Centenary United Brethren
A. K. Wier
J. B. Funk
St. Mark's Lutheran
M.P. Hocker
Main Street
Church of God
Highspire Churches
H. F. Rhoad
Eens
Oakland & Chandler
Oakland
Pontiac
Michigan
Oakland — Northway Motor
Andrew Redmond
Central
Pennsylvania
Boyd Streets
Steelton Mews
W. H. Hardrode
Lincoln Street
West Chester
L. E. McGinnes
State Board of Examiners
Lincoln University
J. W. Fields
Detweiler Brothers
Franklin Street
Burns Eye
Joseph Zerance
South Second Street
Harrisburg Light and Power Company
Lawson
Charles Lawson
J Ohn Street
J. H. M'Donald
H.P
Ideal Automobile Co
Lebanon
York Garage & Service Co
York
Snyder & Wingert
Chambersburg
C. T. Romberger
Elizabethville
A. D. Shatzer
New Eberhart
Geo. F
Keystone Motor Car Co
Market Street
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Goodge
Front Market Motor Supply Co
Gabriel
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