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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1919

Page

13

Building and Lean Elects New Officers

The Dauphin County Building and Association elected officers for twelve months. Officers include President C. W. KCoy Vice-president A. A. Ruther Secretary C. M. Pannell Treasurer Dr J. L. Weirick and a slate of directors and auditors. Mrs Florence Muff to be buried Thursday after dying Monday night from a stroke of apoplexy. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning.

Dauphin County Building Andn Association C. W. Kcoy A. A. Ruther C. M. Pannell Treas J. L. Weirick M. Alleman Manuel W. Dailey David L. Diegel George Hoffman Frederick Dengler Adolph Johnson al Fries William J. ‘Iddleton Mary A. Alleman Fred ‘Igfield Florence Muff

Visitation and church burial notes in local item

The article reports a visit by Rev. William L. Smith to Burton E. Cummings, confirms St. Ann's Church burial at Mt. Calvary Cemetery, and notes M. Luther Gates and family passing through town. It also mentions added guards at the State Capitol with lower-floor grates completed for property protection.

St. Ann's Church Mt. Calvary Cemetery State Capitol

Valet dry cleaning offers free glove cleaning

H C Mettern of 4 North Second Street announces a limited offer at his Valet dry cleaners. Any lady who has not previously used this shop can have a short pair of white gloves cleaned free as an introductory handshake to introduce customers to the modern services.

H. C. Mettern North Second Street Th Valet Adv

Vernon School Teachers Celebrate Miss Ella Yost with Rose Shower

Vernon School building held two gatherings this week honoring Miss Ella Yost the summer bride to be. Pupils across upper classes presented speeches and gave aluminum ware gifts while Miss Yost sang and played piano selections. Teachers arranged the events and the alumni gift carried a keepsake theme. Miss Hogan led an ice cream party for the drawing department supervisor. Miss Glenn Gottschall attends the National Conference of Social Work in Atlantic City this week.

Vernon School Ella Yost Miss Rynard Rome Miss Yost Mendelsohn Hogan Rynard Parthemore Zudrell Charles Payell Walmer Nelson Ryan M. Glenn Gottschall Associated Aid Societies of Harrisburg National Conference of Social Work Atlantic City

Doctor Laverty Returns After Long Army Hospital Service

Lieutenant Dr. G. L. Laverty of Base Hospital No. 70 in Allrey France is discharged and will resume practice at 404 North Third Street.

G. L. Laverty Army Hospital Allrey France Dr. Laverty North Third Street

Palmer Summons Best Detectives Explains Bomb Plot

Pittsburgh authorities report that anarchists tied to Russian radical headquarters orchestrated the bombs at Judge Thompson and Inspector Libray homes. John Johnson of the IWW directed the plot from New York. bail was denied for several suspects, with a search under way for a Cleveland maker of the bombs.

Pittsburgh W. H. Thompson United States District Court W. W. Libray Bureau of Immigration East Fifteenth Street New York R. J. Alderdice Bureau of Police John Johnson William Haywood Alderdice Johnson Mike Bielesta Zeleste Petrograd Council of Workmen and Peasants Department of Justice United States A. Mitchell Palmer Washington

Crouse-Heiges Wedding Solemnized Recently

Amos H. Crouse announces the marriage of his daughter Susan Blanche Crouse to Ray Charles Heiges at St. John's Reformed Church Chambersburg. Heiges returned from 21 months overseas service and will work as a car inspector for the Pennsylvania Railroad. They will reside in Chambersburg after a honeymoon to Niagara Falls and New York City.

Amos H. Crouse State Street Susan Blanche Crouse Ray Charles Heiges St. John’s Reformed Church Chambersburg Heiges Pennsylvania Railroad Company Niagara Falls New York City

Miss Esther Wagner Hosts Class of 1917 at Her Home

Esther Wagner entertained the Teachers Training School class of 1917 on Monday evening at 2449 Reel Street. The home was decorated with roses and the event featured games music and dancing followed by a buffet supper for the guests including Mary Dennison Katherine Gamble Ida Hoffman Margaret John son Lea Klavans Blanche Minnick Pearl Malaby Lena Marcus Katharine Miller Mary Stroup Marie Wagner and Esther Wagner.

Esther Wagner Teachers Training School Reel Street Mary Dennison Katherine Gamble Ida Hoffman Margaret Johnson Lea Klavans Blanche Minnick Pearl Malaby Lena Marcus Katharine Miller Mary Stroup Marie Wagner

Girl Scouts Raise 140 For Foster Child

Members of the Dogwood Troop No 2 Girl Scouts cleared 140 at a drill and entertainment on the Herman lawn Monday evening. Supervisors Miss Almeda Herman and W Ray Chapman educational director Grace Methodist Episcopal Church said the event was a success and the funds will support a little French orphan adopted by the troop.

Dogwood Herman Lawn Almeda Herman W. Ray Chapman Grace Methodist Episcopal Church

Penn Harris Luncheon and Local Socials Featured

Hostess Mrs Ainey led a Penn Harris luncheon at 2409 N Front with pink and yellow table decor and sweetpeas. A lawn party celebrated Miss Dorothy Weber at 2329 Logan St with numerous guests. Others attended luncheons for birthdays and teas, plus a Camera Club outing and several travels and visits across town.

W. D. B. Ainey Front Street Penn-Harris James N. Moore C. A. Hibler George E. Foss William I. Shaffer George B. Kunkel Samuel C. Todd John 8. Rilling Henry M. Stine Lewis S. Mudge Thomas M. Williamson John C. Stine Ruth Rilling Kathleen Ainey

Victory Fete Planned for Flag Day at Camp Hill

Camp Hill Civic Club announces a June 14 Victory Fete on Flag Day with novelties and booths. Mrs. Shaar leads child dances while volunteers run YMCA canteen, Salvation Army doughnuts, Emergency Aid restrooms, canning gear, plants and flowers, aprons and baskets, garden hats, and a grand supper. A fortune teller will offer palm readings for a silver fee. carnival committee meets Friday at 3 in the firehouse to finalize plans.

Camp Hill J. C. Armstrong Salvation Army Carl K. Deen William H. Dennison H. W. Zook Harvard Zacharias Dorsey Worley Mills Carnival Committee

Births Reported for Lins and Shaver Families

Mr and Mrs Otto L Lins of Carlisle announce the birth of a son William Garland Lins on Saturday May 31 1919 Mrs Lins formerly Miss Hazel Garland of this city Mr and Mrs Clarence E Shaver 1833 Herr Street announce the birth of a daughter Marjorie Joyce Shaver on Wednesday May 28 1919

Otto L. Lins Carlisle William Garland Lins Clarence E. Shaver Herr Street Marjorie Joyce Shaver

Dauphin Coal Lands Not Worth Big Sums

A detailed inspection of Dauphin county colleries shows 65 million plus tons of coal remain unmined in Williams and Wiconisco townships. The Sekol report concludes many tracts are faulted and costly to mine, with large water pumping needs and high labor costs driving up per ton prices.

Sekol Short Mountain Williamstown Williams Wiconisco Second Geological Survey T. E. Davies Williams Township Wiconisco Township

Coal Remaining In Williams and Wiconisco Tracts Estimated

The report by Mr. Sekol critiques T. E. Davis and Samuel Kimmel tract estimates in Williams and Wiconisco townships. It notes original coal in place, amounts mined or lost, and concludes the unmined marketable coal is overestimated in prior work. County commissioners plan talks with coal company reps Friday to settle the unmined coal value.

Williams Township Wiconisco Samuel Kimmel Mr. Sekol Jacob Meash Davies T. E. Davies Williams Sekol Coal Company

Reserve Militia Passes Inspection Under General Cresswell

General Charles T. Cresswell reports the reserve militia generally in satisfactory condition after inspection. Troops show above average training for units formed just over a year ago, with training disrupted by the 1918 epidemic. Efforts to maintain state troop standards are noted as well. Seventy ninth may be kept in camp two weeks as Harrisburg men of the Keystone Di-

Charles T. Cresswell Cresswell Harrisburg Keystone

Veterans Return on Seven Day Furlough

Vision now at Camp Dix New Jersey are discharged. Major Samuel W Fleming 104 South Street arrived to spend a seven day furlough. Captain Richard Robinson Front and Reily Streets who arrived yesterday cannot give more definite information.

Camp Dix N. J Samuel W. Fleming South Street Richard Robinson Front Reily Streets

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