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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1917

Page

10

Memorial Plans Announced For Local Railroad Brotherhood

Plans have been announced for the twenty second annual memorial services of local railroad brotherhoods and their women's auxiliaries. The event on Sunday June 17 will feature Associate Judge J M McCarrell as orator, the Pennsylvania Railroad Glee Club, and addresses by Rev Harry Nelson Bassler and W H Patrick. The program closes with America.

J. M. McCarrell Third Harris Streets P. R. R. Glee Club Pennsylvania Railroad Glee Club Ira Lfi Behney J. Steward Black Shepherd Shelley F. L. Sproule Hall John P. Gibson Harry Nelson Bassler W. H. Patrick H. D. Beigh J. Bradley Markward Bethlehem Lutheran Church America Fennsy Mifflintown Iiliam McGowan Simmers Inola Ise Mutual Beneficial Association of Pennsylvania Railroad Second and Walnut Streets Sheridan Reading Harrisburg Furance Philadelphia Smith Shop Storehouse

Pennsyl vania Railroad Plans Broad Passenger Cuts

The Pennsylvania Railroad seeks to cut passenger service in line with Railroads War Board guidance to conserve fuel and boost freight capacity for essential goods and troops. Plans include reducing sleeping and restaurant cars, consolidating schedules, and minimizing suburban and through westward services while increasing capacity for government traffic and perishable freight.

Railroads’ War Board Pennsylvania Railroad George D. Dixon Uaccon Washington, D. C Philadelphia New York Washington

Conductor Spotts Joins New Guard in Time of War

Conductor Spotts of the Pennsylvania Railroad became the first railroad man to enroll in the Time Guard. He delivered a strong address at the Courthouse on Saturday night stating that before the war he was a pacifist, but now he supports the war effort.

France Spotts West End C, HH. Spotts Pennsylvania Tlme Guard

Liberty Bond Drive Urges Citizens to Buy Now

The campaign emphasizes national safety and patriotic duty by purchasing Liberty Bonds at any bank in units starting from fifty dollars. Bonds carry an interest rate of thirty four percent and are available immediately to supporters.

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