Applicants For Places on Teachers List to Be Examined Saturday
Examinations for provisional and professional teacher certificates for the 1919 1920 term will be held Saturday by Prof F E Shambaugh at Lykens High school and by Prof W R Zimmerman at Pleasant View High school. Next week Shambaugh will conduct exams at Kutz town State Normal school on Mon Tue and Wed. June 14 he will speak at the Elizabethville grammar school transfer exercises. Zimmerman will give an illustrated Yellowstone Park address next Monday evening in Pacers school. Lower Paxton town- P
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Shambaugh
Lykens High School
W. R. Zimmerman
Pleasent View High School
Shambaugh
Kutztown State Normal School
Elizabethville
Zimmerman
Yellowstone Park
Pacers School
Lower
Paxton Town
Pipe of Peace to Be Shown to Visiting Red Men
A calumet pipe of Peace shaped as a tomahawk from the Oklahoma Indian Reservation will be shown at the Red Men parade next week. Owner C. S. Peters, captain of Pokoson Tribe No. 331, will carry the trophy. Peters received the pipe from H. B. McCormick and praised it. Local committee members will meet tonight to review reports and plan feature events, with a record attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
C.S. Peters
Knights of Columbus Select New Light for Soldiers
Due to warm weather, the Knights of Columbus will entertain convalescent soldiers from Carlisle hospital at the Riverside farm owned by Mrs. P. H. Vaughn instead of the North Street hall. These entertainments occur every Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Columbus
Carlisle
Riverside
P. H. Vaughn
North Street
Railroads Cut Fleet as Repairs Rise and Serviceable Locomotives Fall
Federal administration reports 46,728 serviceable locomotives among 150 of 670 railways in March 1919, down from 47,405 in January, while repair cost per locomotive mile climbs to 40.1 cents from 30.7 cents a year earlier. Of 29,988 freight engines, 8,365 are unserviceable, 27.9 percent, signaling strained equipment despite reduced traffic demand after three busy years.
Soldier Ray M. Price Visits Parents in Hanover Pa
Corporal Ray M. Price of Company F, 103rd Ammunition Train, 28th Division, currently visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Price in Hanover Pennsylvania. Upon returning to Harrisburg he plans to live with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Schriver at 1406 Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ray M. Price
One Hundred and Third Ammunition Train
Twenty-eighth Division
John Price
Hanover
Harrisburg
C. E. Schriver
Liberty Street
Standings and crew up lists for Philadelphia Division
The 114 crew leads after 1.30 with numbers 127 109 107 101 123 124 106 125 104 111 108 117. ENGINERS FIREFIGHTERS CONDUCTORS BRAKEMEN all crews listed with up crews. ENOLA SIDE and READING sections follow with crews to go first after specified times and names for engineers firemen conductors brakemen yard and middle divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ryan
A. K. Steffy
Gemmill
Casey
Lefever
McDonald
Shoaff
Bair
Ream
Schwartz
Gable
Baldwin
May
Kirchoff
Mace
Stricker
Newcomer
Barclay
Craley
Ellis
Sam Fry
Kase
Copp
Holman
Wood
Emerick
Bestline
Bickel
Shank
Rife
Delaney
Artemus
W. N. Craver
G. W. Smith
Leichelberger
Beard
Corbin
Schriver
Hoyer
Neidinger
Belford
Clouser
Weibner
Hannon
Enders
Rudy
Killian
Espenshade
Asper
Peightal
E. R. Snyder
Burres
Hawk
Moretz
Forrester
Linsenbaugh
Corle
Blessing
Eley
Kepp
Dare
Blace
Foltz
Johnson
Lantz
Bitner
Linn
Leonard
Dennis Zimmerman
Yard Board
Ewing
Yinger
Harner
Gormley
Wirt
Cain
Myers
Bryan
Walters
Smith
Rodenhofer
ENOLA
Goodman
Sellers
Gemperling
Shirk
Miller
Lee
Arbogast
Haines
Shhenk
Lenardh
Rascella
Vatulli
Scht«sser
Garverich
Smeltzer
Spense
Flowers
Dorsett
Trostle
Reisinger
Beers
C. D. Hollenbaugh
J. Crimmel
J. H. Ditmer
J. R. Brinser
R. B. Pee
G. B. Huss
E. M. Cramer
W. O. Bealer
Huggins
C. H. Seitz
M. Pleam
E. C. Snow
Cc. O. Osmond
R. B. Welsh
J. C. Davis
H. Stoner
H. Myers
B. W. Johnson
F. H. Young
J. N. Shindler
J. M. White
W. E. Aulthouse
A. L. Floyd
M. G. Shaffner
J. S. Frankford
Walton
Barnhart
Middaugh
Merkle
Jones
Grover
Haugman
Sassaman
Hoover
Hackler
Burtnett
Shover
Shrover
Matin
Sheetz
Eisley
Taylor
Kuntz
DeGroft
Shuff
Danner
Landis
Keifer
Eshleman
Fleagie
Meek
Mosey
Donmoyer
Bhank
West Shore Social Notes and Local Notices
Religious activities, visits, and social events across New Cumberland, Shiremanstown, Harrisburg, and Marysville. Includes conference attendance by Rev Ayres, athletic youths in Marysville, class president Leo Reed, and upcoming entertainments at Churchtown and local hose house social. PMID: local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Ayres
Trinity United Brethren Church
New Cumberland
Shiremansdale
Edgar B. Holler
Geary Avenue
Sara Broadhurst
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maryland
Burgess Broadhurst
Philadelphia
Phoebe Howry
Shiremanstown
Mary Howry
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Sara Leeds
Herbert Booth
Jacob Beil, Jr
Herman Leisman
William Lei
Duncannon
Do. N. Reed
Lawrence Hornberger
Marysville
Rheumatism Cure Promise From Syracuse Man
Mark H. Jackson of Syracuse New York claims a cure for muscular and inflammatory rheumatism after three years of suffering He offers a free trial this is followed by a request for payment only if satisfied He asserts many others bedridden have been cured and urges readers to write today claiming responsibility and truth of the claim
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark H. Jackson
Syracuse
New York
R. Jackson
Damage From Wrecks Losses to Company
During the week ending May 31 the Pennsylvania Railroad Company reported freight car losses across divisions. Middle division losses totaled 2859 dollars 95 cents due to wrecks and other causes. Road service had 33 cars damaged with labor 250 dollars 06 cents material 393 dollars 65 cents total 642 dollars 71 cents. Altoona yard had 51 cars damaged with losses 1724 dollars 28 cents Hollidaysburg yard 10 cars damaged with losses 492 dollars 95 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Middle Division
Altoona
Hollidaysburg Yard
Harrisburg Men of 316th Expected Home Soon
Harrisburg men of the 316th Regiment of the 79th Division may be home before week’s end, with four units to be mustered out at Camp Dix. The 315th and 316th Infantry Regiments, the 312th Artillery Regiment, and the 312th Machine Gun Battalion are listed for muster out this week. In York Haven, J FE Shearer named campaign chairman for Boy Scouts drive set for June 10 to 14, while county officials and a Harrisburg scoutmaster attended. Bids for 500 tons of stone to repair Horseshoe Pike will be opened as road work continues to support detour traffic during nearby State highway improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Camp Dix
York Haven
J. FE. Shearer
Fire damages home of Joseph Yeager in North Third Street blaze
A small fire damaged the residence of Joseph Yeager at 1727 North Third Street last night, causing about 150 to 200 dollars in losses. Reily Hose Company responded to a telephone alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Yeager
North Third Street
Reily Hose Company
Woman Dies at Williams Valley Hospital
Mrs. David White, 55, died at Williams Valley Hospital on Monday while under treatment. She is survived by her husband and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
David White
Williams Valley Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chase
Unpled Medicine CO
Railroad News
Market St
Harrisburg, Pa
U. S. Dept. OF Labor
John D. Bogar & Son
Frederick Franklin Sts
Steelton, Pa
Corporal Ray M. Price
West Shore
Marysville, Pa
Leo Reed
Duncannon High School
J. W. Gabel
Bethel Church of God
Churchtown
Hose House
Fourth Street
Gurney Bldg
N. Y
79TH
Fisk Tires
the Fish Rubber Company of
S. Third St
Victory Mattress Sale
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