Panama engineer volunteers repair fence and sail home
Mount Joy is welcomed by news of Warren Engle Hoffman, Panama Canal engineer, finishing work and planning to sail home next week. Borough council reports over $1,000 spent repairing streets, while the Old Reformed Cemetery fence receives repairs by dedicated laborers after long days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Mount Joy
Warren Engle Hoffman
B. M. Boyd
Atlantic City
Blanche Boyd
I. Howard Kern
Easton
Edith Myers
Penbrook
Arthur Shome
Milton Grove
Winfield Shome
Mount Joy High School
Stewart Kitchin
Raymond Nissly
Lottie Royer
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
Warning against taking ointments for catarrh that contain mercury. Such preparations can ruin smell and upset the entire system when absorbed. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo is said to have no mercury and is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle. Hall's Family Pills for constipation также offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cumberland Valley Railroad Timetable May 24 1914
Trains leave Harrisburg for Winchester Martinsburg and other towns at 5 03 7 50 am and 3 40 pm for Hagerstown Chambersburg Carlisle Mechanicsburg and intermediate stations at 5 03 7 50 11 53 am 3 40 5 32 7 40 pm Additional Carlisle Mechanicsburg trains at 9 48 am 2 18 3 27 6 30 9 30 am For Dillsburg at 6 03 7 50 and 9 53 am 2 18 3 40 5 32 and 6 30 pm Daily All other trains daily except Sundays H A RIDDLE TONGE QAPA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Winchester
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Chamberburg
Carlisle
Mechanicsburg
Dillsburg
Eit
Sunney
H. A Riddle
TONGE
Qapa
Enders Pa. News Roundup June 6
George G Wilbert installs an improved water system at his home. Mrs Isaiah T Enders returns to Harrisburg after a visit. C C Enders upgrades his store property. Children Day will be observed at United Brethren Church on June 28. Ira P Snyder visited Harrisburg. W H Bowman of Berrysburg erected a monument in Fairview Cemetery. Miss Mary Enders returns home from Berrysburg. Mrs Philip Deitrich is critically ill. Mrs Katharine Kreiner confined to home with illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enders
George G. Wilbert
Isaiah T. Enders
Harrisburg
C. C. Enders
United Brethren Church
Ira P. Snyder
W. H. Bowman
Berrysburg
Fairview
Mary Enders
Philip Deitrich
Katharine Kreiner
Dr James Headache Powders Advertisement Relief Promise
An old ad promises instant relief from headaches and neuralgia with Dr James Headache Powders. It urges readers to send someone to the drug store for a dime package, claiming pain will vanish in a few moments and the sufferer will feel fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. James
Dillsburg Council Leases Hall For Six More Years
Dillsburg Pa June 6 Dillsburg Council O U A M has leased the third floor hall of the National Bank building for six years. The space will be sublet to the Patriotic Order Sons of America Modern Woodman Grand Army of the Republic and Sons of Veterans keeping the venue active for fraternal events and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillsburg
Ladies of Monaghan Round Table
Charles Altyland
Beatrice Lerew
Egg Harbor
N. J
J. A. Lerew
Edna Spath
Scranton
Harry Coxen
Philadelphia
George Coxen
Ira L. Heikes
Elizabeth Ensminger
V. C. Kline
Mt. Alto
Boyd Deardorff
Gettysburg College
William Deardorff
Daniel Kimmel
Conway Hall
Carlisle
Big Party of Millerstown People Take Auto Trips
Millerstown resident Mrs Edward Rumple visits her parents in Mifflin while numerous local families journey by automobile. The article lists gatherings at homes from Altoona to Harrisburg, with weddings, birthday celebrations, and multiple journeys to Camp Willows and nearby towns. Names include Rumple Rounsley Kipp Rickabaugh Ward and others, alongside visits to Penbrook and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millerstown
Edward Rumple
Mifflin
William Rounsley
John Hunter
Laura
Altoona
John Ward
Irwin Kipp
Lancaster
William Kipp
William West
Malvern
D. M. Rickabaugh
C. EB. Newbaker
H. A. Newbaker
Steelton
Jerome Hopple
Margaret Cook
Harrisburg
Jude Tyson
Lillian Nankivel
Kipp
Grant Patton
John Brinton
Kohler Peck
McKees Falls
J. C. Kipp
D. Gilbert Rickabaugh
Mount Holly Springs
G. Beaver Rickabaugh
James Hutchinson
Mary Hutchinson
Reeds Gap
Juniata County
Alexander Hutchinson
Belevue
Ohio
William Walker
Kathaleen Thompson
Myra Farner
Margaret Bollinger
Mazie Dunn
Lottie Mangus
Anna Mangus
Camp Willow
James Beacham
George Fry
Sylvia
James Rounsley
Fry Automobile
T. P. Cathcart
Zella
Marie Kepner
Doris Lahr
Cathcart
Addison Ulsh
Lewis Ulsh
James Rounsley, Jr
Ulsh
Lewis Dimn
Olive
Maud Shover
G. G. Beaver
Dima
Middleburg
Lewistown
Annie Eckels
Kathryn
Alice Rickabaugh
G. E. Beavers
Pfouts Valley
Big Family of Children Spend Saturday at Home
Newville Pennsylvania reports a busy Saturday with many visitors from Harrisburg Baltimore Reading Philadelphia New York City and nearby towns. The item lists numerous relatives and friends visiting or staying with local families along with church service plans nurse resignations and a farmers day organized by Newville businessmen with officers elected W H McCrea J W Strohm and P E Spangler named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newville
Frank Weaver
Harrisburg
Joseph Woodburn
Baltimore
Thomas Brewster
Reading
Lola Brewster
George W. North
Philadelphia
George P. James
Gertrude Reed
New York City
G. M. Reed
George Kamerer and Son
William Conner
B. Frank Byers
Pittsburgh
B. Frank Seitz
8. C. Wagner
Wynnewood
R. Blean Claudy
Lewis Fosner
Watsontown
W. Eby
Harry Fry
Clara Mclaughlin
William Gest
Edwin McCandlich
Paul Spangler
Princess Anne
Pauline Harman
Ethel Griffith
al Altoona
Florence Shrefffler
Koons
Hagerstown
Edith Bentz
Irene Martin
Jack Witmer
J. Lynn Elliott
William Orrandson
John Zook
Ralph Zook
Grover City
Rebecca Zook
George Geedy
Samuel Geedy
Fairbury, Ill
James Geedy
George Marquart
Samuel Plough
Orphan Leahy
Mechanicsburg
Ralph Geedy
Shippensburg
Thomas Geedy
J. O. Osler
Mifflin
Warren
Welch
W. W. Doughjerty
Presbyterian Church
J. R
W. H. McCrea
J. W. Strohm
P. E. Spangler
Otterbein Guild Chorus to Tour Eastern States in Shippensburg
Shippensburg Pa June 6 Otterbein Guild forms a chorus and plans a concert in the near future. Local events include a library festival June 13 and new pavement around the United Brethren parsonage Prince Street. Casual notices report residents visiting, motor trips, and a Harrisburg hospital update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Lark
Otterbein Guild
Shippensburg
Clyde Coover
Melva Shuman
Newburg
Jacob Wingert
Baltimore
Messiah United Brethren Church
United Brethren
Prince Street
Charles Gribble
Renovo
Ella Sheaffer
Dillsburg
Charles Weaver
Carlisle
Ogle
James Smiley
Chambersburg
Fred Hess
Harrisburg
William Grove
Middletown
Stirring suffrage address and local society notes
Miss Lil ane Stevens Howard of the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association spoke at Mrs Rebecca Frankebergers residence urging equal suffrage. Local church events include a Saturday supper sale by the Ladies Aid at the Methodist church and sermons by visiting ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisberry
Lilane Stevens Howard
Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association
Rebecca Frankeberger
Miss Howard
Hugh H. McClure
Sterling
Sullivan
York
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Howard P. Foster
Marietta
Ohio
Lewis Cline
Marion J. Runnyan
Airville
Mr. Runnyan
W. S. Hammond
Harold H. Baker
M. H. Baker
Vera Cruz
Wyoming
Homer C. Hetrick
Luke Page
Esther
Barrington
N. J
Page
Jack Armstrong
Laura Kline
Bruce
T. W. Barnhill
Philadelphia
H. M. Sutton
Nesbit
Mount Airy
T. William Barnhill
Marguerite Toook
Alice Stonesifer
Charles W. Foster
Harrisburg
Lillian Mahan
Lemoyne
J. Roy Rockey
William Weigle
Irvin
Weigle
Daniel Deardorff
Bible Class Entertained at Home of Jacob Brenneman
Lisburn Pa June 6 Mrs Edward Crist visits friends in Lisburn since her husband’s death she stays with parents near Atlantic City Bible class of Church of God met at Jacob Brenneman's home with exercises followed by abundant strawberries cream and cake Farmers in area finish corn planting and look for hay harvest fruit growers expect strawberries and cherries John Kintz Baltimore visits brother Henry Minnie Miller Colorado visits her father John G Brenneman Anna Wilson returns from Harrisburg James Starr improves Joseph Arglerson remains paralyzed and unable to move without assistance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Joseph E. Baker, Jr
K. R. Breeze
Randolph Breeze
East Downingtown
East Newport
Samuel B. Sweger and
Harrisburg
Worcester
Mass
Jessie Kough
Domestic Science
Mahlon T. Brett
Atlantic City
William Morrow
Martha Shearer
George Umbrell
Dwight Umbrell
Shippensburg
William F. Reifsnyder
Baburg
Ohio
William Dorwart
Hiram Martin Keen
Yeates
Lancaster
William T. Hanly
Mildred Flure
Chambersburg
Philip R. Bosserman
State College
Carrie V. Bosserman
William R. Bosserman
Newport Ministerial Union
George McKnay
Methodist Church
New Bloomfield
Emma A. Dittmar
Williamsort
Arrie Eby Jeffers
Russell A. Shade
Middletown
George Marx Dorwart
James Groff Keen
Yeates School
H. F. Stidfole
Philadelphia
Clarence H. Robert
Gettysburg
Jessie Hartzell
Belmar
N. J
Lewis M. Blatzer
Gothard van
Lykens
Frank H. Zinn
Minnie Esterbrook
Sunbury
Carrie Beers
James Madison Sharon
Anna Sharon
William <. Fickes
Litiz
County
Greencastle
Greencastle High School
Gem Theater
Margie Fox
Mary Phillippy
John Diehl
Eldridge Stambaugh
Wilbur Craig
Edith Carbaugh
Jessie Garman
George H. Walters
Walter Crank
J. E. Whitmore
D. Z. Shook
Amy Shank
Goucher College
Edith Myers
Hagerstown
L. E. Smith
B. F. Palmer
The
Baltimore Sun
E. W. Palmer
William Carney
Jennie Mathias
Baltimore
James Spielman
Johnstown
John Witheral
Denver
Col
A. E. French
Charles Ziegler
Washington, D. C
Florence Ziegler
Jacob Shank
Hagerstown Hospital
John Kauffman
Lisburn
Edward Crist
Crist
Corda Kunkel
Catskit Mountains
Church of God Sunday School
Jacob Brenneman
John Kintz
Henry Kintz
Minnie Miller
Colorado
John G. Brenneman
Anna Wilson
James Starr
Joseph Arglerson
Fuzzy Caterpillar Becomes Wonderland’s Winged Guest
A fairy tale narrates Fuzzy Caterpillar’s transformation into a winged being who enters Wonderland. Robin the Cock Robin and Jenny Wren guide him to a sunlit picnic world of birds bees and flowers where he learns to fly and speaks to the gathered folk about his journey from worm to winged wonder. Life in Wonderland inspires him and ends with contentment and belonging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderland
Robin
Jenny Wren
Jenny
Cock Robin
Fuzzy
Pate
Skyland
Fuzzy Caterpillar
Happyland
Mothers Tell of Mothers Friend
Prospective grandmothers praise Mother s Friend as best guidance for pregnancy. External application relieves muscle strain and nerves, reducing nausea and tension. Made by Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta, Ga. advertised nationwide for over forty years. Ask at your drug store for a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta
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Warren E. Hoffman
Old Reformed Burying Ground
G. D. Gossard
F. H. Shenk
Joy High School
Thursat High School
Annville
William L. Saylor
Harold Saylor
New Jersey
Paul D. Witman
First Lutheran Church
Lebanon
Eastern Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Pottsville
Old Reformed
H. H. Shenk
Richland
Donelson
Parkersburg
James Smith and Child
C. P. Saylor
George D. Gossard
Lebanon Valley College
Dayton
Shenandoah Institute
Mary K. Mills
Town
Guy A. Gerberich
Pennsylvania
Daniel Shope
Waltonville
John Shope
Rudolph K. Spicer
Walnut St
Cumberland Valley Railroad
International Correspondence Schools
Elec
Electric Wireman Rel
Tel
En Cris
Civil Service Railway Mail
Plumb & St
Newport High School
Mary Eleanor Manninger
Marian Leona Wilson
Jessie Elizabeth Smoyer
Margaret Bassett
Sara Katharine Runkle
Edwin Spurgeon Fulcomer
Ina Matilda Flumie
Verna Mabel Myers
Martha Elizabeth Hoke
Margaret May Wertz
John Layton Sunday
Bearrow
Erma Marie Morrow
Helen Winifred Dean
Elsie Irene Hoke
U. A. M. Council
Electric Light Association
I. E. Ulsh
Robert
Lillian Stevens Howard
Lewis
George Lewis
Josephine L. Stoner
Mercersburg
Ralph Walter
William A. Orner
J. R. Heintzleman
Este
Birdland
Erne
Camphor Ice
Chesebrough Mfg. CO
Consolidated
State Street
Chase
Dr. Chase Co
N. 10Th Bt
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