Liberty Bonds drive launched in Carlisle countywide
A joint Central committee of Carlisle area bankers launched a campaign to place 1,000,000 in Liberty Loan bonds in Carlisle County. Banks will loan at 3.5 percent for nine months, and bond clubs will be formed. Robert W. Irving leads the committee with representatives from Carlisle Trust, Carlisle Deposit, Farmers Trust, Mt Holly Springs Regional, and other local banks.
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Carlisle
Robert W. Irving
Carlisle Trust Company
L. C. Lesher
Carlisle Deposit Bank
Serena Keller
Farmers Trust Company
Dunfee
Mt. Holly Springs
Miller's Antiseptic Oil Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Miller's Antiseptic Oil as a universal remedy for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and joint pains. It claims rapid relief within three minutes after one application and asserts internal and external efficacy for coughs colds throat diphtheria and tonsillitis. The golden red oil allegedly penetrates thick leather in minutes and is sold for one dollar with a money back guarantee.
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Geo. A. Gorfas
Woman Stops Pole Planting In Mechanicsburg Pa
Mechanicsburg, June 4. A dispute between United Telephone linemen and Mrs. Alice Starr Hauck led to two new trees being planted on her property while a telephone pole was to be installed. Mrs. Hauck restrained the workers by holding the wire, sat in a rocking chair, and asserted the pole should not be placed on the dug hole.
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Mechanicsburg
United Telephone Company
Alice Starr Hauck
South Market
East Coover
Mrs. Hauck
Laucks Hosts Twelfth Birthday in Hummelstown
Oscar Laucks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Laucks, entertained Zelma Mumma Gertrude Cassel Katharine Brighthill Lenore Gordon Blanche Muth Harry Reigle Harry Ebersole Maurice Wolf Clair Cassel and William Smith in honor of his twelfth birthday in Hummelstown Pennsylvania. The party featured games and refreshments prepared by Mrs. Laucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown
Oscar Laucks
Harry R. Laucks
Zelma Mumma
Gertrude Cassel
Katharine Brighthill
Lenore Gordon
Blanche Muth
Harry Reigle
Harry Ebersole
Maurice Wolf
Clair Cassel
William Smith
Local church presents silk flag and Bibles to Sunday School
In Hummelstown Pennsylvania on June 4 the United Brethren Sunday School displayed a silk flag with brass pedestal and eagle on the pulpit and will present substantially bound Bibles to each member who enlists for service. A Liberty bond sale meeting was held with PF Schaffner as chair to appoint solicitors who will canvass homes in town and surrounding areas on June 7.
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Hummelstown
United Brethren Sunday School
PF. J. Schaffner
Mr. Schaffner
Harry M. Horst
Clarence A. Conrad
Uriah L Baisbaugh
E. Z. Etter
Feast of Roses to be Held in Manheim this Month
The twenty sixth annual payment of the rose to the Steigel heirs and the memorial service will be held in the Lutheran church at Manheim on an unspecified date this month. John B. Graybill of Rohrerstown will legally pay the debt of the rose.
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Marietta
Manheim
Steigel
John B. Graybill
Rohrerstown
Joint Meetings At Marysville Charm Eastern Pennsylvania Churches
Marysville Ja June 4 extensive arrangements are being made for the combined nineteenth annual Christian Endeavor convention and the fiftieth annual Sunday school convention of the Churches of God of the Eastern Pennsylvania eldership. The events run Tuesday to Thursday with a detailed program of sermons lectures and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Hoff
New Cumberland
J. B. Martin
Middletown
L 8. Mudge
Harrisburg
W. A. Myers
Mt. Pleasant
Enhant
G. Yahn
Grace D. Reiner
Easton
E. J. Huggins
Penbrook
H. 8. Hershey
Franklin Broske
York
A. L. Kriner
C. H. Heiges
Missionary Meeting Planned in Palmyra First United Brethren Church to host 39th East PA Women’s Missionary session
The East Pennsylvania branch annual meeting of the Women’s Missionary Association will be held June 5 to 7 at Palmyra’s First United Brethren Church. Otterbein Guild members will organize events with 250 delegates anticipated. Program includes hymnody, prayers, talks by local and distant speakers, and elections. funeral reported for Progress saddler John Good, age 50, with services planned tomorrow.
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Palmyra
East Pennsylvania
Women's Missionary Association
First United Brethren Church
Otterbein Guild
I. M. Hershey
Myerstown
Holy
E. O. Burber
J. Raymond Engle
Charles M. Coover
Annville
Theda Kettering
Elsie Hall
Dayton
Ohio
Alfred K. Mills
D. M. Hershey
Palmyra Choir
Progress
John Good
Oscar E. Good
Mary Elizabeth Good
In Progress
H. M .Miller
Fenbrook
Lumberman Commits Suicide Near New Bloomfield
David Weaver aged 69 hanged himself in a woodcutter's shack three miles from New Bloomfield Pennsylvania last week. His body was found by a fellow workman on Friday. He is survived by two sisters and a brother.
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New Bloomfield
David Weaver
Social and Personal News From West Shore Towns
West Shore notes recount residents visiting relatives and friends in Shiremanstown Harrisburg and Carlisle with several trips to Marysville York Springs Camp Hill Enola and Churchtown Also Marysville announces Safety-first motion pictures will be shown June 14 with tickets available from railroad and state officials The Marysville High School Alumni Association initiated six graduates and held a banquet The Marysville Athletic Association railroader contest shows Chief Burgess Amos M Fisher leading with 138 votes and George Zeller 466 votes New Cumberland plans paving on Bridge Street with potential State aid and action anticipated at council session
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Mary Zimmerman
Pearl
Shiremanstown
Harrisburg
George Harman, Jr
White Hil
Jennie Stephens
Goldsboro
Newberrytown
Evelyn Stone
Elmira Stone
Camp Hill
H. M. Zearing
William W. Braught
Miriam and
Bernice Taylor
Enola
Nellie Beam
York, Pa
Marysville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry
Galen Theater
R. G. Cunningham
J. Pursell Lilley
State Department
Cunningham
Marysville, Pa
Marysville Athletic Association
Burgess Amos M. Fisher
George Zellers
New Cumberland
Bridge Street
Reiff
Vacancies to be debated by Wormleysburg council
Vacancies in councilman, chief of police and health officer remain open and councilmen will seek suitable candidates tonight. West Fairview plans ten street plugs and other ordinances while Cumberland Valley Telephones poles and wires are under review. Enola High School Alumni Association holds its monthly meeting this evening at the Summit Street building.
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Wormleysburg
Borough Council
West Fairview
Cumberland Valley Telephones
Enola
The
Enola High School
Summit Street
Zeamer Detweller
Mary E Spahr and Daniel Pierce Wed in Enola
Miss Mary E Spahr and Daniel Pierce both of Mt. Zion Cumberland county were married Thursday at the First United Brethren Church parsonage Enola. The groom works in Enola and they plan a short wedding trip before settling there. Enola High pupils set a farewell dance at Hanshaw's Hall Harrisburg after final exams begin today.
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Enola
Mary E. Spahr
Daniel Pierce
Mt. Zion
Cumberland County
First United Brethren Church
J. Stewart Glen
Enola High School
Hanshaw’s Hall
Harrisburg
Will Get His Old Auto
A man named Rife from near Upper Strasburg will sell to Captain John M. Runk the original Ford car brought to Chambersburg in 1906. The car bore number 1004, a factory mark, and cost $1,000. It remains in good condition and runs well.
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Waynesboro
Rife
Upper Strasburg
John M. Runk
Ford
Chambersburg
Ambulance Training Camp to See Large U S Army Influx
Allentown pa june 4 according to officers in charge of the allentown ambulance training camp of the united states army a large number of units will arrive next week and by next sunday about 2000 men are expected to be there.
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Allentown
United States Army
Suburban Notes From Tremont Visited By Relatives
Tremont area social notes record Leah Spittler and Helen Dress of Pine Grove visiting Annie Donmeyer. Ella Neal of Suedburg and Annie Heinikle visited Maria Helsler. Margaret Marks of Harrisburg attended her sister's commencement. Families including Huntzingers of Hegins attended events with Kopp family. Huff of Cressona visited relatives. Maguire and Workman, Kutztown Normal students, visited the former’s parents.
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Tremont
Leah Spittler
Helen Dress
Pine Grove
Annie Donmeyer
Ella Neal
Suedburg
Annie Heinikle
Maria Helsler
Margaret Marks
Harrisburg
Spencer Huntzinger
Irene
Oscar Huntzinger
Alma
Hannah Schmeltz
Hegins
Harry Kopp
Samuel Huff
Harry
Cressona
Anna Maguire
Prudence Workman
Kutztown Normal School
Festivities Mark Irving College 1917 Commencement
Mechanicsburg Pa June 4 Festivities begin for Irving College sixty first annual commencement with Dramatic Club play Keeping Her Colors Flying given to capacity crowds Proceeds go to Red Cross Miss Jane Rae directs the club Rev Dr A R Steck delivers baccalaureate sermon at Columbian Hall Rev N L Euwer in charge of services J George Becht addresses congregation on Lifes Vision Chorus Club concert music class of 1917 grand concert scheduled Alumnae exercises and trustees meeting and president reception planned Inevitable celebratory mood peraking the times.
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Mechanicsburg
Irving College
Dramatic Club
Red Cross
Jane Rae
Columbian Hall
A. R. Steck
First Lutheran Church of
Carlisle
H. C. Harper
Zerba T. Weber
Pauline Metuger
J. George Becht
Harrisburg
N. L. Euwer
Chorus Club
Board of Trustees
Suit for 25000 Damages Follows Murder Trial
Northumberland county common pleas court opens with sixty one cases. The lead suit seeks 25000 damages by John T P Brunen of Pittsburgh against the Mt Carmel Electric Light Company over a light dispute at a Mt Carmel carnival that preceded a fatal shooting of Frank Svit ski. Brunen had been acquitted of murder at the prior term. Dr A A Thomson named sealer of weights and measures for Cumberland County with a 1000 salary and a term that runs until further notice.
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Sunbury
Northumberland County Common Pleas Court
John TP. Brunen
Pittsburgh
Mt. Carmel
Frank Svitsky
Brunen
Northumberland County
Carlisle
A. A. Thomson
Carothers
Shippensburg
Thomson
Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Promoted As Refreshing Drink
Advertises Horsford's acid phosphate as more beneficial and cooling than lemonade. Mentions a registration event at the council chamber on Tuesday, June 5, for men aged 21 to 31, with Gardner and F K Coover present to assist.
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Horsford
New Cumberland
Gardner
F. EK. Coover
The
National Bank
Council
Camp invitation for Boy Scouts at State College
Boy Scouts invited for a summer camp at State College Pennsylvania with July troop hikes. Scouts gain free use of armory athletic fields showers and other conveniences for a country vacation. Accommodations meals and instruction in agriculture forestry first aid nature study provided. contact college two weeks in advance to reserve space. Funeral services held for Mrs Mary Bosler in Duncannon.
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State College
Pennsylvania
Pastor Shafer Accepts Carlisle Call At Second Presbyterian
The Rev. Glenn M. Shafer of Clarion has accepted the Carlisle Second Presbyterian Church pastorate and will assume duties around July 5 with an annual salary of 2500 dollars.
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Carlisle
Glenn M. Shafer
Clarion
Second Presbyterian Church
Minister Injured by Fall in Mechanicsburg
The Rev. Garner pastor of Trindle Spring Lutheran Church was seriously injured when he slipped on a sidewalk edge and fell unconscious Saturday night in Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania. Bystanders aided him until medical help arrived and he was taken home after regaining consciousness. Doctors reported a badly sprained right ankle and torn ligaments. His condition improved but remains painful.
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Mechanicsburg
Rey, & & Gaines
Trindle Spring Lutheran Church
Garner
Red Cross
Dramatic Club
Irving College
West Main Street
Garnes
Dr James Headache Powder Promises Quick Relief
An old time ad promises fast relief from headaches pain and neuralgia with Dr James Headache Powder. The dime package is sold at drug stores and a few moments after taking it the headache and pain vanish.
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Dr. James
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