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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1914

Page

10

Local men receive medical degrees at 34th Medico-Chirurgical Commencement

Four local students earned doctor of medicine degrees and one doctor of dental surgery at the Medico-Chirurgical College Philadelphia commencement. Recipients include Lester W. Frazier Ray D. Saul William Seibert Houck and Dr Leroy Zimmerman with Dr Zimmerman a Dauphin county scholar. Dr Hibben of Princeton delivered the oration. Several graduates secure hospital assignments in Harrisburg New York and Pittsburgh. Also two Harrisburg students graduated from Jefferson Medical College Harold Miller and Charles Snyder with Snyder entering Harrisburg Hospital.

Medico-Chirurgical College Philadelphia Lester W. Frazier Ray D. Saul William Seibert Houck Leroy Zimmerman Abraham Obrasky John Grier Hibben Princeton RE. E. Beidleman James M. Anders L. Webster Fox James P. Mann Telegraph Reportorial Saul Harrisburg Jefferson Medical College Harold Miller Charles Snyder Snyder Harrisburg Hospital

Swatara Alumni Celebrate Class of 1914 Reunion

About 200 Swatara Township High School alumni gathered at the school for the annual reception to honor the baby class of 1914. Officers were listed, performances included piano duets, vocal numbers, readings, and a speech by Attorney John C. Nissley. Separate notes mention a purse theft incident involving Sadie Focash and Sofrona Venie.

Swatara Township High School William H. Horner John C. Nissley Dauphin County W. E. Livingston Fredith Eichelberger Ethel Horner Raymond Neff Keim Losa Marina Sadie

Motorcycle Collision Injures Man in Market Square

Itney Disney of West Valrview collided with an automobile this afternoon at Market Square and Strawberry streets. Disney was thrown to the ground and taken to Harrisburg hospital with a dislocated left shoulder.

Itney Disney West Valrview Market Square Strawberry Streets Disney Harrisburg

Driver for Hold-up Men Arrested in Broad Daylight Robberies

Special to The Telegraph New York June 6 Frederick Kelly a chauffeur was arrested after a four hour interrogation in police headquarters. Police connected him to as chauffeur in two daylight robberies in Brooklyn and Manhattan netting 3000 and 2700 dollars. Officials believe the same gang carried out both acts. Manhattan payroll theft occurred on Fourteenth Street at the American Can Company. Brooklyn payroll theft followed at Masury Paste Company on Jay Street. Police expect confessions and seek other members of the gang. Also listed: twelve South Second Street properties sold at action including Cartwright property once a hotel and later a courthouse. James Lynch paid 41.50 for that building. Other sales ranged 20 to 70 dollars.

the Telegraph New York Frederick Kelly Faurot Brooklyn Manhattan Faurnot Kelly American Can Company Fourteenth Street Masury Paste Company Jay Street Kings County National Bank South Second Street Cumberland Valley Second Mulberry Streets Cartwright James Lynch

Anderson and Hastings group arrive in New York en route to Bellefonte

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson Hickok, Miss Sara Hastings, and Miss Jane H. Hickok landed in New York City today after three months abroad. They will pass through the city on their way to Bellefonte, where Mrs. Hickok and her three children will spend the summer with her mother, Mrs. Daniel H. Hastings.

Ross Anderson Hickok Sara Hastings Jane H. Hickok New York City Bellefonte Donald McCormick John E. Hemperly Kelker Street Bellevue Park Happy Keuritzky Nebraska City Neb Vera Longenecker North Third Street Samuel 8. Beach Robert Beach Cunningham Charles F. Foltz Evergreen Street Wilmington Delaware Ralph Bowen Esther Atlantic City Nellie Hastings Brooklyn Leo G. Henderson Market Street

Five O'clock Supper Ends Children's Party

Gladys Elizabeth Lease hosts a four year old birthday party at 114 Boas Street with Mrs Parthemore and Mrs Lease entertaining. Guests include Elizabeth Seiler Eleanor Lowe Helen Snyder Fairy Bair Reba Ebersole Arva Gully Gladys Lease James Kline and others amid yellow decorations. Earlier Elizabeth Ross hosted luncheon at 219 Pine Street with Miss Gertrude Fleish of Piqua Pa and several schoolmates present.

Gladys Elizabeth Ease Harvey Lease Boas Street Parthemore Mrs. Lease Elizabeth Seiler Eleanor Lowe Helen Snyder Fairy Bair Reba Ebersole Arva Gully Gladys Lease James Kline Keith Bair Orville Kimmel Marlin Black Marlin Meek Anthony Taylor George Nailor Lester Snyder Wellington Snyder Elizabeth Ross Pine Street Gertrude Fleish Piqua Hartha Fletcher Sarah McCulloch Helen Vickery Marion Hean Ruth Payne Sarah Denehey Almeda Herman Elizabeth Knnsely Ae Lillian Martin Jacksonville Pla

Yale Alumni Banquet at Inglenook Club House

Yale alumni banquet last evening at Inglenook clubhouse included Dr Harvey Bashore Stanley Brown Daniel M Dull Henry M Gross W Orville Hickok Robert McCormick Carl Brandes Bly Frank G Roth B M Nead John H Reid Harold Reid Paul A Kunkel J Warner Moore Vance C McCormick Randolph Stauffer Richard C Haldeman James McCormick Jr Horace A Segelbaum Yale pennants festoons decorated rooms and tables. Officers elected for the coming year were Benjamin M Nead president John H Reid Lebanon Dr W A Granville Gettysburg John A Hoover York W R Johnston Shippensburg Randolph Stauffer Reading Carl Willis Davis secretary treasurer and executive committee Henderson Gilbert Ross Anderson Hickok Carl Brandes Ely. Frank P Kerg of State Street is in Washington on a business trip.

Yale Inglenook Harvey Bashore West Fairview Stanley Brown Daniel M. Dull Henry M. Gross W. Orville Hickok Robert McCormick Carl Brandes Bly Frank G. Roth B. M. Nead John H. Reid Harold Reid Lebanon Paul A. Kunkel J. Warner Moore Vance C. McCormick Randolph Stauffer Reading Richard C Shippensburg Carl Willis Davis Henderson Gilbert Ross Anderson Hickok Carl Brandes Ely

Honor winners at Dickinson College graduation

Carlisle PA June 6 Announcement of the Dickinson College 131st commencement honors lists fifty seven graduates excluding the law school. Samuel L Mohler tops the class with the valedictory and Miss Rachael Beam ranks second. Eight top honorees elected to Phi Beta Kappa include Mohler Beam Fred Mohler Kathryn Rinehart Ella Rothermel Lester Allman Foster Brenneman David Cameron II among other listed graduates.

Carlisle Dickinson College Dean Morgan Law School Samuel L. Mohler J. H. Mohler Rachael Beam Phi Beta Kappa Fred Mohler Kathryn 8 Rinehart Pottstown Ella M. Rothermel Maiden Creek Del Lester W. Allman Mifflintown Foster Brenneman David Cameron Harrisburg S. L. Mohler Mary E. Coyle Margaret H. Morgan Florence E. Strock Harriett H. Stuart Margaret Thompson John ©. Ahl Ruth Horner Bingham Gettysburg George C. Deitz Mechanicsburg Iva M. Finton George W. Hauck Mabel EB. Krall Rebecca Thompson Francis G. Wilson

Little Margaret Davis Birthday Party at North Second Street

The ninth birthday of little Miss Margaret Davis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy P M Davis, was celebrated at home 1926 North Second Street with a pink color theme and abundant roses. Attending were Misses Fleanor Bailey Betty Oenslager Harriet Witman Helena Martin Susanna Maguire Cecelia Kunkel Dorothy Hosford Catherine Hosford and Margaret Davis, with Blake Bent the only boy present.

Margaret Davis Miss Margaret Davis Roy P. M. Davis North Second Street Fleanor Bailey Betty Oenslager Harriet Witman Helena Martin Susanna Maguire Cecelia Kunkel Dorothy Hosford Catherine Hosford Blake Bent

Jury wheel to Dauphin County Historical Society discussed

The county jury wheel may be donated to the Dauphin County Historical Society after a new steel wheel arrives in August. Courthouse officials favor the plan and plan to raise the issue with the jury commissioners once the replacement is on site. District Attorney Stroup plans to extend June criminal court to mid June for a road repair suit trial involvingState Highway Commissioner Bigelow and others in Pottsville. Building permit issued for a three story brick house on Maclay Street near Sixth for 3500 dollars. Mexico City council begins precinct appointments for July elections to choose president, vice president, senators, and Chamber of Deputies members.

Dauphin County Historical Society Martha J. Ospie Williamstown William H. Bitting Maclay Street Sixth Mexico City Chamber of Deputies

English last low tan oxford at Jerauld's Shoe Co.

Shoes offer real style service and durability for the business man. Summer wear suggested is the English last in a low tan oxford with rubber sole and heel priced at five dollars. Jerauld's Shoe Co., 310 Market Street.

Jerauld’s Shoe Co Market Street

Looking Back at Collars and Local Merchants

A survey of past fashion shifts notes paper collars yielding to laundered styles in Troy while modern laundry processes gained prominence. The era’s shops advertise Goodyear welt shoe repair, strawberries from York county, Jacobean furniture at Victoria Theater, watches, medicines, meals, pianos, and insurance as daily essentials.

Troy Harrisburg Goodyear Welt City Shoe Repairing Co Strawberry Street

Dr Samuel Shope Receives Doctor of Ophthalmology

Denver June 6 announcement that University of Colorado has conferred upon Dr Samuel Z Shope of Harrisburg Pa the degree of doctor of ophthalmology. He is the sixth in the United States to attain it and the only Pennsylvanian. He spent summers in Denver preparing for the degree and cites aims to advance eye science and ensure trained specialists. Dr Shope, a Dauphin County native and grandson of Bishop Nathaniel Shope, taught school after passing exams at fourteen and pursued extensive medical study and post graduate work culminating in the Colorado degree.

Denver Col University of Colorado Samuel Z. Shope Harrisburg Shope United States Pennsylvania Dauphin County Nathaniel Shope Cumberland Valley Normal School Eastman Business College Poughkeepsie N. Y Lehighton Susquehanna University University of Pennsylvania

Glasses or wrinkles in daily life and industry

An assortment of local ads tout glasses for vision and a sharp look, Abbott Detroit engines, Hershey’s ice cream, electric fans, colonial pattern pumps for ladies, affordable shoes, painting services, flower shop bouquets, well fitting suits by Simms, and the Arcade laundry boasting pleased customers.

Silk Eclipse shirts and repair services offered

On hot days men shed coats for silk Eclipse shirts priced from 2.50 to 4.00 at Kinnard 1116 North Third street. Shaffer Wagon Works at 80 South Cameron street notes daily repair work by skilled wood workers and blacksmiths to fix broken wagons.

Kinnard North Third Street Shaffer Wagon Works South Cameron Street

Pass the Hat to Us Upholstery Cleaning Service

We restore last year’s Panama hats or straw hats to look like new. Thorough cleaning for all wearing apparel by experienced men. Call for pickup and delivery across the city. Phone Finkelsteine at 1320 North Sixth Street.

Panama Finkelsteine North Sixth Street

Regal Umbrella Co Repairs Leather Goods

Mending trunks valises handbags and other leather articles as well as umbrellas and parasols by our skilled workmen. Our own factory facilities guarantee satisfactory service without sending the job elsewhere. Regal Umbrella Co., Second and Walnut streets.

Regal Umbrella Co Second Walnut Streets

Safe-Cabinet Fireproof Cabinet Demonstrated

Cotterel office supplies at 105 North Second street showcases a Safe-Cabinet described as a fireproof file cabinet without screws bolts rivets or solder. It is claimed to be accepted by the National Board of Fire Underwriters and adjustable to any office requirement. A report of a fire test is noted.

W. R. Atkinson North Third Street National Board of Fire Underwriters Cotterel North Second Street

Electric gifts for the bride offer practical home help

The article highlights labor saving electric appliances as ideal wedding gifts including curling irons, electric laundry irons, toasters, vacuum cleaners, and washing machines. It notes these conveniences appeal to every woman and points to Dauphin Electrical Supplies Company at 484 Market Street.

Dauphin Electrical Supplies Company Market Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Senate Washington, D. C Wilson House Interstate Trade Commission Swatara Alum Oberlin Edward Caster North Seventh Street Miss Ross Inglenook Club Frank P. Kerg State Street State College Miriam Hemperly Thomas W. Hemperly Lawrenceville Charles S. Bell Union Trust Company Charles Boll, Jr Robert Boll Lawrenceville Academy John M. Delaney Bloomsburg John K. Bowman Mary Cameron Canton Ohio Penn Hall Chambersburg Miriam Burrows Green Street William Pearson South Front Street Salem Wille Heath Telegraph Baaousy Hell By Heath Digkingoa College Hartburg Pat Mexico York County Pomeroy's Pomeroy, Market Square Grocer Oxfords Packard Oxfords Oxford E. F. Deichler Lalor Dewberry Street Victoria Jacobean Birwal E. Z. Grose Busy Bee North Fourth Street Yohn Brothers North Market Square Essick Samuel 2. Shope Ralph D. Pratt Abbott- Detroit Motor Cars Abbott Cars Associations of Manufacturers American Society of Mechanical Engineers Hershey Keystone Supply Co Twentieth Century Shoe Company South Market Square Mechanics Bank Gohl & Bryan Schmidt Simms A. J. Simms Jungles the Arcade D. RB. Glazier Harrisburg Carpet Co
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