Chambersburg Seniors Depart For Washington Trip
Fifty three members of the Chambersburg High School senior class, with teachers Miss Ida Roof and Miss Margaret Appenzeller and Principal A C Shuck, left for a three day sightseeing tour of Washington D C. They will stay at the Metropolitan Hotel and visit Arlington Mount Vernon and Alexandria before returning via Hagerstown on Saturday evening.
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Chambersburg
Chambersburg High School
Ida Roof
Margaret Appenzeller
A. C. Shuck
Washington, D. C
Metropolitan Hotel
Washington
Arlington
Mount Vernon
Alexandria
Hagerstown
Two People Injured In Carlisle Crash
In Carlisle Pennsylvania two persons were injured when a Carlisle and Mount Holly trolley smashed into a work car just south of Carlisle. Motorman William Wolf of Barnitz suffered severe cuts and possible internal injuries while Mrs. James Sheaffer of Mount Holly Springs sustained serious cuts. The tram failed to stop at a switch and struck the work car during tie changing, damaging the trolley front and the work car.
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Carlisle
Mount Holly
William Wolf
Barnitz
James Sheaffer
Mount Holly Springs
Gensler Baker Wedding at Waynesboro
In Waynesboro Pennsylvania May 29 Ruth Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Baker married Joseph A Gensler of Mechanicsburg The ceremony officiated by Rev J M Francis at the Lutheran Church The home decor featured mountain laurel honeysuckle and potted plants A wedding march by Miss Mary Hawman A buffet supper followed The couple will reside with the bride’s parents Mrs Gensler is a Waynesboro High School graduate The groom has been a Grand Union Tea Company employee in Harrisburg for several years
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Waynesboro
H. B. Baker
Main Street
Ruth Baker
Joseph A. Gensler
Mechanicsburg
J. M. Francis
Deaths and local notices from Carlisle area
Carlisle announces the death of U Grant Barnitz a prominent mill operator and director in several Carlisle firms after a seven month illness in Philadelphia survivors include wife two children and sister funeral set for tomorrow Also obituary notices for Andrew J Kutz long-time Carlisle resident Civil War veteran and business man Irving College concludes its sixty third annual commencement with a 100 scholarship gift to a student at the close Smallpox cases in Waynesboro show improvement with a new seventh case and quarantine A retiree Frank Barnett flies in Atlantic City with Eddie Stinson in a Curtis plane reaching 2600 feet and 110 mph Myers sentenced for two worthless checks and Lisburn Lower Allen residents urge county to buy and improve six miles of road between Frogtown and Lisburn to connect with the Harrisburg to Dillburg state highway
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Carlisle
U. Grant Barnitz
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Lemoyne Trust Company
Farmers’ Trust Company
Allen and East Pennsboro Insurance Company
Dickinson Township
First Lutheran Church of
William
Helen
Sue Barnitz
Andrew J. Kutz
Middleton
Newville
Joshua W. Sharpe
Odd Fellows
Ida EB. Kutz
Harry A. Kutz
North Carolina
F. B. Swigert
Ralph T. Kutz
Lydia Abrahims
Rebecca Reed
R. D
Waynesboro
J. H. Kinter
Chambersburg
Beck's Row
Henry Wolford
Atlantic City
Frank Barnett
Eddie Stinson
Curtis
Lisburn
Lower Allen Township
Cumberland County Commissioners
Frogtown School House
Newville Girl Weds Officer in Simple Home Ceremony
Isabel Laughlin daughter of the late Rev Hood Laughlin and Lieutenant Frank Harris of the United States Navy wed in Newville at 6 pm Tuesday. The Rev Frank Wheeler officiated at the Big Spring Presbyterian church home ceremony with family members, bridesmaids, and naval officers in attendance.
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Isabel Laughlin
Frank Harris
United States Navy
J.S. Elliott
Newville
Niec
Hood Laughlin
China
Berkeley
Cal
Frank Wheeler
Big Spring Presbyterian Church
Lohengrin
Mary Jane Laughlin
W. J. Laughlin
Ruth Anderson
Chicago
Ill
William Tooze
Oakland
A Cool Delicious Drink Root Beer from Hires Extract
A vintage ad extols home made root beer using Hires Household Extract sugar and yeast. It promises 40 pints or 80 glasses at under one cent per glass, stressing purity and natural flavors from birch bark ginger and spikenard. Includes tips to reuse old bottles and seal with air tight stoppers.
Harris wedding pair depart for Washington trip
Following the ceremony, Lieutenant and Mrs Harris left for a wedding trip. They will reside in Washington D C, where Mr Harris is employed by the Government. Red Cross classes in Duncannon report success with fifty members enrolled in home nursing, three sections meeting weekly, Laura H Heinz of the Harrisburg Chapter directing. Carlisle reports 1,000 soldiers at the United States hospital.
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Carlisle
Cumberland County
Harris
Washington, D. C
Mr. Harris
RED Cross
Duncannon
Duncannon Red Cross
Laura H. Heinz
Harrisburg
the Red Cross
General Hospital Sees Major Surge with 1000 Plus Men
The facility reports a substantial rise in occupancy with more than a thousand men present, accounting for over half of the total. Authorities note the evolving intake and capacity pressures as the scene unfolds.
Unclear Patient Inflow Figures Reported
The report notes 183 patients on Sunday and 169 arriving yesterday evening, indicating a surge in admissions and stressing hospital capacity.
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Cumberland Valley
A. R. Bittinger
Fayetteville
Here
Joseph van Lear
Franklin
The
Franklin Sugar Refining Company
Miller
Irving
Irving College
Campbell
Mame Painter Whitely
Muncie
Ind
Charles C. Myers
Keystone
Perry County
W. Bush Gillan
Myers
Harry C. Hunter
Wil
Third & Harris Sts
New York
Hospital Carlisle
United State
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Lakes
Boston
Connecticut
Narragansett
Newport
Cape Cod
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket
United States Railroad Administration
Consolidated Ticket Office
United States - Railroad -Administration
Travel Bureau
Liberty Street
New York City
U.S. Railroad
Transportation Building
Healey
Atlanta
Che Olona Cn
Penn Harris Hotel Building
Webster
the Cloos CO
Lancaster
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