Carlisle Man Harold Mapes Arrives in France
Mrs. M. A. Mapes of Carlisle reports son Harold T. Mapes safe in Marseilles after his wireless service unit’s ship California was shelled at sea but escaped. He had led mining interests in Mexico and now begins his first voyage as a radio operator. Also notes Trinity United Brethren Church delegation to Quincy orphanage events and a Friday meeting of the Maccabees Woman's Benefit Association.
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Carlisle
M. A. Mapes
Harold T. Mapes
Marseilles
France
Atlantic
Silver Shell Steamship Company
California
Mapes
Mexico
Cews
Lemon Juice Skin Beautifier Whitener Recipe
The article promotes lemon juice as a skin whitening and beautifying tonic. It advises mixing two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint lotion, strained to remove pulp, for daily massage on face neck arms and hands. It claims the mixture restores whiteness and freshness damaged by carelessness or weather.
Auto Road Map Free Malled on Request
Hotel Adelphi in Philadelphia at Chestnut and 13th Street advertises 400 rooms and 400 baths with a free road map on request per an old classified style notice.
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Adelphia Chestnut
13Th St
Philadelphia
Marysville Pupils Tie Perfect Attendance Records Count
In Marysville Pa during the 1916 17 term forty two pupils across all grades achieved perfect attendance with grade by grade tallies led by the third grade under Miss Leona Bare. High school and eight grade cohorts also listed with individual names and totals.
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Marysville
Marysville Public Schools
Leona Bare
A. E. Deckard
Marguerite Weaver
Frank Kerlin
Ray V. Davis
Nellie KE
Haas
Adaline Byers
Mary Kass
Chartie Geib
Beatrice M. Bell
Clara EK. Thompson
Effie O. Bell
Ellen Gault
Jeanette Sellers
Anna Aiken
Florence Smith
Watson Hipple
Leah Beers
Rosanna Dice
Helen Roberts
Sara Wiseman
Rosa Kling
Kenneth Lilley
Velva Kennedy
Charles Davis
Clair Morris
Edith Cessna
Sara Roberts
Gilson Geib
Clinton Ganster
Charles Marks
Thomas Fenicle
Melvin Beers
Butler Berger
Raymond Fen
Eagles to Buy Bonds in Carlisle Lodge Action
Carlisle Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will take $2,000 in Liberty Bonds from treasury funds. Members will subscribe individually and the lodge will pay the dues of those who enlist, announced today in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
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Eagles
Carlisle
Carlisle Aerie
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Lodge
Five More Enlist Waynesboro Recruits Reinlisted
Waynesboro Pennsylvania June 56. Five local volunteers from the Record Harry Gordon Arnold Spahr William Bowling John Nicodemus and Joseph McGinley reenlisted for military service last month and left for Harrisburg for examinations.
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Waynesboro
Harry Gordon
Arnold Spahr
William Bowling
John Nicodemus
Joseph McGinley
Harrisburg
Plan to Save Surplus Crops in Cumberland County
Carlisle, June 5. A series of seventeen meetings to teach housewives and girls canning preserving and drying methods and to warn against waste will start June 13 for ten days. State College experts will lead. I C Hess and Rev T J Ferguson will arrange meetings in several towns. Demonstrations in high schools and grange sessions aim to start canning clubs and mobilize farmers and wives to preserve surplus crops.
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Carlisle
Cumberland County Defense Committee
State College
I. C. Hess
Shiremanstown
Enola
Lemoyne
Bowmansdale
T. J. Ferguson
Silver Spring
Mechanicsburg
Thirteen Will Graduate at Hummelstown High School
Hummelstown Pa June 5 Yesterday the Hummelstown High School closed its eighth month of work with an average attendance of 97 percent. Thirteen seniors will graduate this year. Examinations start June 11 with class day June 18 and commencement June 19. The baccalaureate service is June 17. Graduation speaker is Dr George W Richards of Lancaster. Several pupils left early for farm work. many with imperfect attendance named.
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Hummelstown
Hummelstown High School
George W.f. Richards
Lancaster
Reba Keller
Sara Shenk
Mary Grill
Katherine Brinser
Sara Cassel
Sylvia Cassel
Miriam Cassel
Sadie Cassel
Ethel Stauffer
Ethel Lehman
Ethel Smith
Betty Muth
Archie Shifler
Russell Miller
Robert Keifer
Ralph Etter
James Cassel
George Hoerner
Suburban Notes From Millersburg and Nearby Towns
Suburban notes list a broad roster of social visits across Millersburg and nearby towns. Families such as the Bievers Ludlows and Be hms host relatives and friends from Harrisburg, Lancaster, Brooklyn, and Newport visiting over weekends. Local notables and students travel between Harrisburg, Staunton, and Philadelphia, with verses noting community connections and small travel anecdotes.
Enola Playgrounds Opened For Second Season
Enola Pennsylvania June 5 public playgrounds opened for the second season. Grounds will be used in evenings until after school closes. A series of lectures on Red Cross and other subjects planned. Also the second Romper Day proposed for July 4 with a planning meeting at E S Bauchman home.
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RED Cross
Dauphin
Harrisburg Red Cross
Enola
Enola P. R. R. Y. M. C
E. S. Bauchman
Columbia Road
Mary Crawford
Esther Neidig
Elsie Kuntzelman
Maud Beck
Mable Seitz
Philip Fordney
Paul Bloser
Walter Burkholder
Wormleysburg approves pole inspection tax ordinance
Wormleysburg council passed on first reading an ordinance fixing the tax on the Valley Railway Company for police inspection of poles and equipment at 125 dollars. A lower tax ordinance, approved two months earlier, was vetoed by Burgess J. Fred Hummel.
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Wormleysburg
The
Valley Railway Company
Burgess J. Fred Hummel
Firemen of Enola Plan Festivals Donor Drive
Enola Fire Company No 1 finalized festival plans on the Y M C A lawn for Monday and Tuesday evenings. E Bauchman named routes for donor solicitation across Enola and nearby streets. The Y M C A Band will perform Monday with aid from the War Relief Society chapter. Over 1000 tickets have been sold.
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Enola
Young Men's Christian Association
E., E. Bauchman
H. H. Way
R. H. Holmes
Enola Road
Co Ll Cocklin
Columbia Road
J. L. Humer
Paul Bloser
BE. E. Bauchman
C. F. Bowman
Altoona Avenue
A. L. Wynn
G. Eckenrode
Susquehanna and
Wyoming Avenues
J. R. Johnson
P. Fordney
Brick Church Road
F. O. Fries
Youngs Men's Christian Association
Lemoyne Streets Oil Fund Reaches 565 Dollars
Lemoyne Pa June 5 Workmen oil Hummel avenue at a cost of 565 dollars paid entirely by voluntary contributions from residents and property owners in Hummel avenue Rossmoyne street with no cash from Harrisburg Bridge Company or Lemoyne Welfare League Council. The bridge company did provide 75 dollars but the railway refused support citing potential claims from other areas. The effort reflects improved motoring on West Shore due to the bridge company efforts. Camp Hill item notes Robert L Myers son of Lemoyne Trust president elected chemistry and physical director at Cumberland Valley State Normal School Shippensburg. Children’s Day planned for next Sunday Baughman Memorial Methodist Church recital at 7 30 pm. Endora Guild to meet at Miss Hattie Kerry’s Friday. New Cumberland lodge C O O to visit Nest 1720.
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Russell J. Ruff
New Oxford
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Marysville
R. L. Herbst
Shrewsbury
A. W. Lick
Howard Garnett
Indianapolis
Ind
Elmer J. Sellers
C. N. Liddick
Ralph Strevng
Lois
Harrisburg
G. H. Eppley
Lillian Bell
Rachel Hill
Keystone
D. K. Yinger
New Cumberland
Hanover
Edgar Long
Bethlehem
New Market
Dorothy M. Bates
A. G. Wolf
West Fairview
Addie Wadell
Memphis
Jacob Clindinst
York
William L. Fisher
Enola
H. H. Welker
Lykens
Claude McMean
Baltimore
John A. M. McMeen
H. Maxwell Brandt
Cavalry Service
United States Army
Columbus
Ohio
Guy A. Yeager
Ambridge
Lemoyne, Pa
Hummel Avenue
Rossmoyne Street
Harrisburg Bridge Company
Lemoyne Welfare League Council
Valley Railways
Railways Company
Lemoyne
West Shore
Chestnut Street
Lee Hill
Camp Hill
Robert L. Myers
Robert Ll. Myers
Lemoyne Trust Company
Cumberland Valley State Normal School
Shippensburg
Myers
Dickinson College
Phi Beta Kappa
Dickinson
Baughman Memorial Methodist Church
Endora Guild
New Cumberland, Pa
Hattie Kerry
Council in West Fairview Adopts Several New Laws
June 5 West Fairview council adjourned a busy session with multiple ordinances. A traffic measure on speed and parking took second reading, the fire plug ordinance passed final reading enabling ten plugs, and a first reading enacted a tax on Cumberland Valley Telephone for police pole inspections. The telephone ordinance also bars tree limb cutting without owner consent and authorizes limited municipal use of plugs.
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West Fairview
Cumberland Valley Telephone Company
Water Company
Billy Sunday praises herbs as cures for diseases
In Boston the evangelist Billy Sunday claimed every disease can be cured by some weed if discovered. He cited medicinal herbs long known, noting Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound makes them accessible in drug stores for women at low cost.
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Boston
Lydia E. Pinkham
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York Labor News
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Shetland
Goodrich
Silvertown
Cord Tires
EC LI Hs
Silvertowns
I. F. Goodrich Company
Akron, Ohio
N. Third &T
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