Harrisburg Academy Commencement Honors Twenty Five Graduates
The Harrisburg Academy awarded diplomas to twenty five seniors at the annual commencement in the Orpheum theater. Dr. Frederick R. Griffin delivered the address, praising education’s advantages. The program featured the valedictorian and salutatorian, with Harry V. Lester giving the valedictory on The Cardinal Flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Academy
Orpheum
Frederick R. Griffin
First Unitarian Church
Philadelphia
Harry V. Lester
Cardinal Flower
Samuel
How to Reduce Varicose Veins Now
Despondent readers are urged that Moone's Emerald Oil, in a two ounce bottle, can be applied at home to reduce swollen veins. The ad touts quick improvements toward normal, notes concentrated formula lasts long, and offers money back if not satisfied. Drugstores supply it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
World Menace Address and Diploma Ceremony Summary
Henry Fisher delivered the salutatory on A World Menace. Diplomas were given by Edwin S. Herman. Howard R. Omwake announced and presented. Music featured the assembly and a Roy G. Cox solo. Benediction by Dr. Ellis N. Kremer. Opening scripture and prayer by Rev. Harvey B. Klaer. Graduates include Samuel Armstrong Beckley Paul Campbell Ernest Earnest Samuel Fisher and others. A Local No.75 rail way express meeting is set for Fourteenth and Howard streets Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fisher
Edwin S. Herman
Howard R. Omwake
Academy
Roy G. Cox
Ellis N. Kremer
Reformed Salem Church
Harvey B. Klaer
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Samuel Hawley Armstrong
Park Armstrong Beckley
Paul Campbell
Ernest Penney Earnest
Samuel Henry Fisher
Charles Sullivan Gilmer
Joseph Mowell Hawkins, Jr
James Leverett ‘Homire
Alfred Lee Klaer
William Joseph Lescure, Jr
Harry V. Lester
Mallory Ludington, Jr
Donald Wilson MacDougall
Enrique Michaut
Wilbur Crawford Ober
Donald Kelker Royal
Edward William Schleisner
Nelson Richardson Shreiner
William Harry Snyder
Charles Kenneth Stevens
Howard Theodore Stewart
George Brown Tripp, Jr
Harry Milton Weigel, Jr
Lawrence Albert Wolf
William J. Wong
Poslam for Clear Skin Promises Quick Results
An old advertisement urges readers to try Poslam for severe skin conditions and pimples. It promotes Poslam and Poslam Soap as healing products, claims makers offer the best quality, and provides a free sample request address in New York City.
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Bain
Emergency Laboratories
Westith St
New York City
Hospitals Bills Head To House For Over Three Hundred Allocations
Over three hundred appropriation bills for hospitals and homes were reported to the House by Chairman W. J. McCaig and passed on first reading. Harrisburg institutions listed include Harrisburg Hospital 40000 and Polyclinic Hospital 10000 among others. Nearby hospitals in Carlisle and York also named with various sums. Other items note rent regulation bill hearing in Philadelphia, appropriations dinner, new Orphans Court for Columbia county, Clearfield county crossing cases, and potential changes to the administration compensation bill and the Daix cold storage measure with Secretary Rasmussen in Philadelphia.
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House
W. J. McCaig
Appropriations Committee
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Hospital
Polyclinic
Pappeienle Ul
Crittenden Home
Messiah Home
Sylvan Heights
Ere
Huntingdon
Carlisle Hospital
Chambersburg Hospital
Lewistown Hospital
York Hospital
Children's Aid Society of
Penklin County
Grantham
Paradise Protectory
Abbottstown
Bucher
Philadelphia
House Appropriations Committee
Beidleman
Snyder
Charles H. Kline
Pittsburgh
Sproul
Orphans’ Court
Columbia County
Clearfield
Clearfield County
Public Service Commission
State Highway Department
Senate
Attorney General's Department
Frederick Rasmussen
Susquehanna Township High School Class of 1919 Banquet
The Susquehanna Township High School class of 1919 closed their commencement with a May 31 banquet at the Penn-Harris. Twenty covers were laid and toasts led to an evening of song and dance. Directors present included Dr. George S. Brown and E. W. Witman. graduates named Ivy Umholtz and others. faculty included Miss Seth Worrell and Fred O. Smith.
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Susquehanna Township High School
Penn-Harris
George S. Brown
E. W. Witman
C. A. Kramer
David Sreith
John A. Conrad
W. G. Heporm
Ivy Umholtz
Marie Gerhart
Miriam Stoner
Mae Rowe
Elizabeth Demmy
Earl Henry
William Baker
Muss Seth Worrell
Fred.o. Smith
Les E. Good
Trabella
Kulp
Emily Miller
Thousands of Visitors at Loysville Home Exercises
Loysville Pennsylvania June 5 Thousands of visitors attend the annual Visitors Day exercises at Tressler Orphans Home of the Lutheran Church on campus. Graduation exercises were held yesterday. Special trains operated on local railroads. Charles W Weigel is superintendent. ENTERTAIN MITE SOCIETY Dauphin Pa June 5 The Mite Society met at the William Lyter home with a large turnout. Next meeting will be at the Elm with a summer picnic. CHILDREN S DAY AT DAUPHIN Dauphin Pa June 5 Children s Day will be observed at various churches with services led by pastors in June. GRANTS ADDITIONAL TRACK Columbia Pa June 5 Columbia Council grants permission to lay an additional track for the Atglen and Susquehanna branch from lace mill to Bridge street within borough limits.
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Loysville
Tressler Orphans
Lutheran Church
Newport and
Sherman’s Valley
Charles W. Weicjel
Mite Society
Dauphin
The
Presbyterian Church
William Lyter
George Gilday
J. D. M. Reed
W. P. Clark
Harry Reed
Margaret Brooks
Elizabeth Poffenberger
Katharine Utt
Dorothy Kline
Katherine Baughner
Robert Ramsey
Joseph Ramsey
Dauphin Dauphin
J. A. Robb
United Evangelical Church
Zion's Evangelical
Zionville
Clark's Valley
J. M. Shoop
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Schaffer
Columbia
Columbia Council
Atglen and Susquehanna Branch
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lace Mill
Bridge Street
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Harry C. Hunter
Wil
Third & Harris Sts
Brotherhood of American Railway Express
P. Hall
Fourteenth and
Howard Streets
Morrisollawn
Coolmor
Fackler’s
Derry Street
Seborrhea
Hair
Fame
Detroit
Anatmane
Famo CO
Croll Keller, Co. M. Forney
Susquehanna
Palm Beach
Market St
Doutrichs
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