Quiet wedding ties Katharine Coover to Henry Taylor
Katharine Lydia Coover and Henry Weiching Taylor wed at the Coover home with simple ceremony at 10 a.m. Rev. Dr. Mudge officiated, attendees were immediate family and friends. The bride wore white taffeta, maid of honor Juliet Shearer, best man E W Gilpin. After a brief trip, they return to Harrisburg as Taylor awaits a call to France with Bell Telephone signal corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Lydia Coover
Henry Weiching Taylor
Frederick W. Coover
Pine Street
Lewis Seymour Mudge
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Marguerite Robinson
Juliet Shearer
York
E. W. Gilpin
Philadelphia
Bell Telephone Company
Harrisburg Public Library
Taylor
Samuel M. Taylor
North Second Street
State College
Shopping in June for the Graduate and June Bride
A feature on June shopping in Harrisburg highlights Grand Union Tea Co shipments of coffee spices teas and rice in steady supply for shoppers. It notes at home portraiture by Roshon Studio and recommends distinctive porch decor from Blake Shop. Tausig's Sons offers the exclusive America sterling pattern for the June bride along with other popular lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Grand Union Tea Co
North Second Street
Harrisburg
Grand Union
Roshon
North Second Steret
Jacob Tausig
Market Street
America
Tausig
Shirley
Brandon
Fairfax
Harold Eckert to star in Pinafore at Orpheum Theater
Harold Eckert president of Central High senior class will play Dick Deadeye in the comic opera Pinafore at the Orpheum Theater June 15 and 16 with a Saturday matinee for schoolchildren. He is a top student leader, prizewinner, captain of debate, head cheerleader, and active in multiple societies and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Eckert
Central High School
Dick Deadeye
Orpheum Theater
Eckert
Myra Eckert
Sylvan Terrace
Central
H. A
Philonian
Demosthenian Literary Society
McCormick
Memorial Lutheran Church Strawberry Festival Planned
The Young People's Missionary Society will host a strawbery festival on Thursday evening June 7 in the church annex. Proceeds fund society work with officers Clara Millar president Mary Fleisher vice president Ruth Huntsberger secretary C Earl Whitmeyer corresponding secretary and Hope Eyster treasurer.
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Young People’s Missionary Society
Memorial Lutheran Church
Clara Millar
Mary Fleisher
Ruth Huntsberger
C. Earl Whitmeyer
Hope Eyster
Local social notes and engagements Fill Harrisburg week
Engagements, visits, and travels feature prominently as Harrisburg residents and visitors are listed. Miss E Claire Eyster becomes engaged to Earl M Wheeler of Rochester New York, with other social items noting returns home from San Francisco, trips to Philadelphia and New York, university commencements, naval postings, and visits among families along Green Street Regina Street Susquehanna Street and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Eyster
Green Street
E. Claire Eyster
Earl M. Wheeler
Rochester
N. Y
Miss Eyster
San Francisco
Cal
Appoint Ladies Golf Days at Colonial Club
The Colonial Country Club men’s golf committee designates Wednesdays as ladies golf days for the season. The auxiliary led by Mrs. Charles W Hunter will oversee events. The first event draws many beginners and experienced players to instruct them at the Colonial Club links.
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Colonial Country Club
Charles W. Hunter
Colonial Club
Tower City visitors tour Harrisburg with Snyder family
Charles Snyder, Russell Shadle, Arthur Hoffman and E Roy Erdman, all of Tower City, visited Harrisburg yesterday with Mr. Snyder's mother Mrs Ella Snyder of 1849 Derry Street.
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Tower City
Charles Snyder
Russel Shadle
Arthur Hoffman
E. Roy Erdman
Harrisburg
Snyder
Ella Snyder
Derry Street
Palm Beach Orchestra to Play Dancing at Summerdale Park
The Palm Beach Orchestra of Baltimore will perform dancing at Summerdale Park on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings June 5 and 6. Peerless singers and dance musicians provide entertainment. Admission is 25 and 50 cents. Wednesday society evening cited.
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Baltimore
Summerdale Park
Ady
Reuben Shissler Reaches His Twenty First Birthday Milestone
William Reuben Shissler celebrated his twenty first birthday on Sunday June 3 at his home 436 Crescent Street. Born in Steelton June 3 1896 he graduated Technical High School class of 1916 and works for Bethlehem Steel Company Steelton in the bridge and construction office. A host of friends congratulate him on becoming a voter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Shissler
William Reuben Shissler
Crescent Street
Steelton
Technical High School
Bethlehem Steel Company
Miss Grace Snow Weds Nevin Bowers at Stevens Memorial
Miss Grace Mary Snow daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Snow and Nevin A Bowers were married Saturday evening at Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Thirteenth and Vernon streets The Rev Dr Clayton Albert Smucker officiated Only family and intimate friends attended The couple plans a short wedding trip and will reside in East Harrisburg later Naval Reserve bound David Cameron of New York City visited his parents at 200 Pine Street and has enrolled in the U S Naval Reserve Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Pearl Floyd
William Thomas Hare
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Vine Street
William Moses
John P. Gallagher
Regina Street
Hazleton
Mary Adeline Lemer
Ely School
Ely Court
Greenwich
Philip Aldinger
Sarah Elizabeth Aldinger
York
Jerome Koons
Boas Street
Samuel F. Dunkle
Charles Dunkle
Nineteenth
Derry Streets
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
Isobel Dunkle
Harold Tracey
Leta Bell Tracey
Ithaca
Robert Saunders
Penn Street
Margaret Kearns-Reese
South Third Street
Madame Cloud
Philadelphia
John Jordan Moffitt
North Second Street
Kirkwood Farm
William P. Schell
New York
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Samuel W. Fleming
City
George B. Kynkel
Locust Street
Roy P. M. Davis
Bethlehem
Lewis Johnson
William F. Reed
Mary Reed
Herr Street
D.C. Schwarts
Lancaster
Forest E. Schwartz
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Edward Hirshman
Pittsburgh
Boston
Marie Grey
Susan Grey
Sadie
Buffalo
Henry Towsen
Peffer Street
William Simpson Godfrey
Henry Blake Bent
State Street
Godfrey
Marian Angell
Grace Werner
Sue Werner
Brooklyn
George T. Filling
Pennetreat
Grace Mary Snow
Walnut Street
J. H. Snow
Nevin A. Bowers
Miss Snow
East
Harrisburg
Mr. Bowers
Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Thirteenth
Vernon Streets
Clayton Albert Smucker
Mrs. Bowers
David Cameron
New York City
Pine Street
United States
Naval Reserve Force
Isenberg Family Relocates to Reading
Dr. and Mrs. O. P. Isenberg and their children William and Eleanor moved from 10 North Fifteenth Street to a new home in Reading after visiting relatives in Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
O. P. Isenberg
William
Eleanor
North Fifteenth Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ritter Engagement Announces Mildred Ritter to Raymond Caton
Mr and Mrs J Frank Ritter of 1340 State Street announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred Ritter, a Central High graduate of 1908, to Raymond Caton of this city. The couple plans a fall marriage. the bride elect is a clerk for Bell Telephone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Ritter
1340
State Street
Miss
Central High
Mildred Ritter
Raymond
Caton
Bell Telephone
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John E. Gaeff
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Second Reformed Church
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Reeder
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Margaret Miller
Helen Ebert
Margaret Wampler
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George Klitch
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Ray Wolf
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Camp Street
Ruth Leona Miller
John Calvin Steele
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