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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1915

Page

16

State Board of Public Accounts to Organize

The State Board of Public Accounts led by the Auditor General the Attorney General and the State Treasurer will organize within a week to handle accumulated business including referred claims and accounts with the State. The board will be made up entirely of lawyers for all three officials are attorneys.

State Board of Public Accounts Brumbaugh McCall's Ferry Charles Thompson Philadelphia State Fisheries Commission N. R. Buller Delaware River State Board of Pardons Legislative Reference Bureau Brown H. A. Surface Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company State Treasury Altoona Fisheries George Grove Brumbaugh Hershey Johns May Lang David B. Johns Allegheny County Public Service Commission Stewart C. K. Biddle Third Infantry Smith Woodward Albert B. Smith Appropriations Committee McKeesport Ree Eee Wage ‘ Comierely Buckman and Woodward Legislative Appropriations Committee Pittsburgh Commission Scranton

Harrisburg Excursion Boosts City Visitors This Summer

A Pennsylvania Railroad promotional drive pushes Harrisburg as a travel stop with round trip fares at 1.70. A special train from Washington and Baltimore will reach Harrisburg at 10 45 A M tomorrow. Future runs target Wilkes Barre crowds and farmer tours from Coatesville to State College.

Harrisburg Keystone State Capitol Building Barnard Pennsylvania R. A Union Station Baltimore Washington Wilkes-Barre A .E. Buchanan Pennsylvania Railroad State College Philadelphia Lancaster Coatesville

Yard Crew Standings and Schedules Report

Yard crews standings after yesterday’s results list first to go after 4 p m and 12 15 p m with engineers firemen conductors flagmen brakemen by division and crews named for Philadelphia and Harrisburg districts. Notes include up lists for engineers firemen conductors and brakemen and the middle and first divisions with post times and crew numbers.

Philadelphia Welsh Davis Bluebaker Long Albright Geesey Streeper Bissinger Made Ropp Bruehl Clark McGinnis Wolfe Felker Baltozer Kochenauer Fergueson Dengler Jackson Campbell Kane Moore Stedman Allen Knupp Bryson Boyd Kope McIntyre Brown Wireman Mumma Kugler Garman Hertzler Smith Havens Wissler Seagrist Gross Karstetter Ross Mohler Sheesley Fletcher Thomas Baskins Hartzel Carpenter Henderson Roller Troy Frank Reese Kauffman Rissinger Winter McHenry Spahr Stahl Clouser Dewees Reitzel Myers Goudy Werts Rice Lutz Musser Sammy Twigs Yes m Upamous Rider McCormick Shellahamer Sweger Snyder Smiley Bryan Feass G. Te Fortenbaugh Ewing McNally Kingsbury R. H. Fortenbaugh Harren Gingrich Sonree Harrisbuug Fortney Morrison Massimore Fetrow Kettner A Richwine Sweeley Woland Etz Lex Rumbaugh Grumbine Keefer Anders Bingaman Lanis Philaaum Haines Duncan Carlin Stephens Shader Zavaski Miller Ensminger Kapp Yoder

Only Ten Licenses For Dogs Issued

Governor Brumbaugh signed a bill prohibiting alien owners from possessing dogs. Steelton officials report only ten dog licenses issued this year while 238 dogs were caught by the dogcatcher in five months. The dogcatcher resigned after payroll disputes with council. Local notices include resignations, a musical event, and church announcements. Burial, funeral, and upcoming services are listed for area churches.

Brumbaugh Steelton Charles P. Feidt James Pearson Council Capella

Fire Companies 10 NND in Celebration

The Steel ton Merchants Association committee reports plans for a big Fourth of July celebration in Steelton starting Monday July 5 with a street parade likely involving Paxtang Hook and Ladder Company and the Citizen. Fire Chief Shupp to coordinate parade lines and invite out of town firemen. events include a Hungarian lodge morning, baseball game, fireworks display and Cottage Hill band concert.

Steelton Merchants’ Association Steelton Paxtang Hook and Ladder Company Citizen John E. Shupp, Jr Cottage Hill

Camp of Instruction Opens at Mt Gretna

Lt Col L V Rausch directs state arsenal crews laying out a large encampment near Mt Gretna station for guard infantry and cavalry this summer. U S Army instructors led by Captain T B Kemper arrive to supervise a cavalry officers school at Fort Meyer Va next week with Pennsylvanian officers George C Jack Edwin A Nicodemus and Edgar C Hummel among attendees.

Mt. Gretna Station L. V. Rausch State Arsenal United States Army T. B. Kemper Fort Meyer George C. Jack Edwin A. Nicodemus Edgar C. Hummel Second Cavalry Squadron Pennsylvania

Middletown Personal Notices Scan

Roy Daugherty returns to Chicago after visiting his parents in Royalton. Martha Shade of Newport visits her brother A R Shade. Mrs M L Holstein in Harrisburg with C A May. Raymond Gilbert in Hershey. Mary Holstein visiting uncle Ed Walters in Hummelstown. Mrs Fred Auch ill in Highspire from a fall. Harvey Roach family visiting George Tobias at Halifax. Percy Myers of Pennsylvania Steel Company in Chicago on business. Abraham Diffenderfer of Marsh Run in town Monday. O N Stoner of Buffalo visiting. Dr and Mrs H McDanel spending six weeks at Hot Springs Arkansas. Miss Naomi Weirman Hanover visits Miss Anna Mumma. Mrs Harriet Hocker of Damascus visiting sister Mrs Ed Mumma. Highspire to San Francisco for exposition.

F. B. Wickersham John B. Litch Lehigh College Bethlehem Charles Zimmerman Lebanon Mary H. Parr School of Industrial Arts Philadelphia J. L. Parr William Reagan Patrick Reagan Villanova James Chambers Baltimore Raymond Concrete Pile Company George W. Weaver North Front Street W. M. Bricker Oberlin H. A. Weaver Rockville Paul Furman Harrisburg G. F. Strassner East Orange N. J J. P. Shelley Middletown Roy Daugherty Chicago J. H. Daugherty Royalton Martha Shade Newport A. R. Shade M. L. Holstein C. A. May Raymond Gilbert Hershey Mary Holstein Ed. Walters Hummelstown Fred Auch Highspire Harvey Rouch Marlin Marian Roach George Tobias Halifax Percy Myers Pennsylvania Steel Company Abraham Diffenderfer Marsh Run O. N. Stoner Buffalo Mrs. H. McDanel Hot Springs Arkansas Naomi Weirman Hanover Anna Mumma Harriet Hocker Damascus Ed. Mumma San Francisco

Dauphin Electrical Supplies President Remembers Birthday

The Telegraph notes the birthday of the Dauphin Electrical Supplies Company president, a former Harrisburg Rotary Club leader, wishing him many happy returns of the day.

Dauphin Electrical Supplies Company Harrisburg Rotary Club Telegraph

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Office of Register of Wills Roy C. Danner North Street Harrisburg, Pa Board OF Accounts Treasury York George S. Schmidt York County Somerset Coal Railroad William A. Stone Chicago Board OF Trade Ill Board of Trade Jnne Park Lord Elgin Elgin— Waltham Hamilton Illinois National Watch & Diamond Co Credit Jewelry House Avert City Blosser Meals Swab Crist Harvey Saltsman Kuhn Pelton Shaver Landis Hoyler Beck Harter Brewer Bair Eyde Ulsh Bostdorf Schiefer Rauch Weigle Lackey Cockerley Maeyer Sholter Bartolet Getty Barkey Sheets Snell Enola Side N—Enola Tillie Charlie Chaplin Marie Dressler Mabel Normand Ady Highspire Churches United Brethren Church Ighspire C. E. Hillis Trinity Episcopal Church St. Mary's Athletic Club Creation Hall South Second Street Steelton Building and Loan Association Dauphin Building and Loan Association Rise Tingang Squire Dickinson J. W. Fields Swatara Lodge Grand Lodge of the United Order of Odd Fellows Carlisle J. T. Oxley Fields Bozo Gkukic Peter Day Cat Nancy Brown Longwaker St. Mark's George N. Lauffer First Reformed Charles A. Huyette Sodom Church of God S. Jr. C Sr. C. E The Tabernacle E. J. Huggins Trinity Episcopal H. Rainey St. John's Lutheran Church Reading Charles Leeds William Trawitz Herman Beard R. I. Mumma Daisy Morrow Miss Caldwell a_victrola A. N. Super F. A. Lawrence W. C. Sanderson Astor First Methodist Church Syracuse N. Y Merchants’ Association Steelton Personals Finley J. A. Finley Elmer G. Finley Harrisburg Street Elmer F. Finley Lou Booth B. C. Taylor Miriam Taylor Bernice Taylor Harry Hamilton Charles Sheaffer Donald Hamilton William Gemmill William Nickey Benjamin Sheaffer Robert Gardimer Harold Lester Nickey MT. Gretna Highspire Personals Service For U.s.f.&g United States United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co Baltimore, MD Chas. Egner Kunkel Bldg John S. Muller Accemna Goodrich Goodyear Excelsior Cycle Go South Market Square Bell Excelsior Herman's K Scar IK Sscar Uezi Peaie Abe Foodwaisers
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