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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
10
Playground supervisor Hill and Mr Taylor finalize selections for a dozen instructors to lead summer programs. The open air plan includes a weekly picnic, library read alouds, and a stage on reservoir slopes with a fairy tale playlet. Season begins June 21.
A Philadelphia mother recalls healing her six week old’s red inflamed eczema with one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment. Another patient reports long lasting pimples cleared after a month of using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Ad promotes Sk in Book and world wide sales.
The new government plans to release several leaders arrested during the revolutionary outbreak, according to Folha Do Povo, organ of the Democratic Party, with reports dated June 4 from Lisbon and June 5 via Paris.
Public warning against mercury ointments for catarrh and urging use of Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Internal remedy claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by Druggists at 75 cents per bottle and testimonials available.
Trains depart Harrisburg for Winchester Denare Hagerstown Carlisle Mechanicsburg and intermediates at 6 03 7 50 3 40 a m 5 03 7 50 11 53 3 40 5 32 7 46 3 00 p m Extra runs to Carlisle and Meagan caD Ure at 9 48 a m 2 18 3 27 6 30 a m for Coenee at 5 03 7 50 11 53 a m 8 3 40 5 32 6 30 p m Daily All other trains daily Sunday HAR IDDLES except J H TONGE a a If your glasses need repairing Call Bell Phone 3552.
Personal notices describe a dinner at the Swilers to announce the engagement of Miss Margaret F. Swiler to John Horace Adams of Philadelphia. Guests include Miss Martha Treadwell, Miss Ruth Kerstetter, Miss Ferd Stevens, Miss Marjorie Fackler, Miss Julia Swiler, Paul Yowler, Joseph Snyder, James Snavely, Theodore Black, Charles McCall, and others. Additional social scenes recount tea towel hemming for Elizabeth Duncan and Charles Stiner's June 15 wedding plans, plus a B A E Club gathering at Miss Marie Moretz's home. A vesper concert at St Stephen's Episcopal Church directed by A C Kuschna features works by Jacob, Stainer, Gounod, Guilmant, Merkel, and Wallis, with soloists Ms. Elizabeth Duncan and Mr. Harry Etter, followed by a buffet supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of Kittatinny Street.
The Queen Esther Circle and Fifth Street Methodist Club traveled by auto truck to Dauphin for an evening at Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Barnhart. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Penver and Mr. and Mrs. Seth Barnhart. After games and flashlight photos, refreshments were served to a list of members and guests including Albert Blessing Hazel Fraim Violet Helm Marie Hambrit Evah Lester Ruth Lightner Hazel Seibert Elizabeth Thompson Mabel Winn Helen Yocum Stehman Bell Paul Byrnes John Fraim Sinclair Gully Stewart Krepps Fritz Rudy Earnest Shoeman Mark Steelman LeRue Shaub Paul Worcester and others.
The Rev. Dr. Floyd A. Appleton and Mrs. Appleton announce the birth of a son named David Appleton on Wednesday June 2 1915 at St Pauls P E Church. Mr and Mrs LaRue Metzger on Kittatinny street announce a son born last night at Polyclinic hospital the thirteenth baby born there.
The governor again vetoes a proposed optometry regulation arguing fatal contradictions in licensing provisions. Critics say the bill lacks enforcement, appointive board structure issues, costs, and biased newspaper advertising limits undermine the goal of regulating optometry in the commonwealth.
The governor vetoed five House bills including four year terms for city and county weights and measures inspectors and a measure to regulate first class township election districts. He criticized targeted bequests and an omnibus repealer as unconstitutional or impractical. Other vetoed items included a sanatorium suit against the state and reprints of Gettysburg materials.
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