Insurance fund expenses told before joint committee
State administration faced questioning on the insurance fund expenses with a likely allowance of only 50000 dollars for expenses and self financing. Speaker Baldwin pressed cost and liability insurance rates for coal companies while managers Ro ney Allen and officials argued. Delegations, hearings, and minor notices followed including salary debates and other Capitol visits.
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Joint Appropriations Committee
Speaker Baldwin
Baldwin
Roney
Allen
O'Neil
S W. McCulloch
Public Sale of Susquehanna Water Company assets
Pursuant to a Dauphin County Court decree the Susquehanna Township Water Company property real and personal including water plant pipelines and adjacent lots in Susquehanna Township will be sold at public auction at Harrisburg Courthouse on August 1, 1817 at 2 p.m. Bids start no less than 5000 with $1000 cash deposit and 20 percent of purchase money due within ten days. Holders of first mortgage bonds may bid and apply bonds toward the price.
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Court of Common Pleas
Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna Township Water Company, & Water Company
Susquehanna Townahay
Rutherford Heights Water Supply Company
Chambers Hill
Swatara Township
Progress
Susquehanna Township
Short and
Maple Streets
Short Street
Maple Street
Mayflower Avenue
Susquehanna Township Water Company
Commonwealth Trust Company
Recorder's Office of
Commonwealth Trust
Charles H. Smith
Emma E. Baker
Samuel Moyer
Cornelius Moyer
William Moyer
Mary F. Care
John Moyer
Lower Paxton Township
Nathan Lichtenrolen
Charles J. Moy
Bloomington
Illinois
John W.W. Moyer
Topeka
Kansas
Barbara Moyer
Charles J. Moyer
J . Moyer
Dauphin Senne Pennsylvania
Dauphin’ County
Pennsyla
Five Speakers Named for Central High Commencement
Central High announces five speakers for graduation chapel. Miss Mary Elizabeth Dietrich and Miss Nora Lippi are first and second speakers based on top class standings. Third speaker is Miss Margaret Landis for best commencement essay. Bernard Wert is fourth as best class speaker. Fifth is Marlin Geiger for broad service in high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Mary Elizabeth Dietrich
Eaker
Nora Lippi
Margaret Landis
Bernard Wert
Marlin Geiger
Italy in War Aims To Rectify Frontiers
In a Washington statement June 7, Francesco Savero Nitti former Italian cabinet officer and war mission member said Italy did not seek indemnities or annexation. The war aims were to rectify frontiers to free Italian subjects under Austrian rule and defend independence and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Italy
Francesco Savero Nitti
Dauphin County Bar Picnic at Inglenook
More than fifty members of the Dauphin County Bar Association will attend a picnic tomorrow at Inglenook. Games and sports will be played and luncheon and dinner will be served in the clubhouse. Automobiles will transport members from the courthouse at 11 o clock tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin County Bar Association
Inglenook
Beyer Bill Seats Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Boards Elective
The House committee on education voted to report the Beyer bill affirmatively enabling the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh school boards to be elective. The measure was amended to increase board directors from five to seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Education Today
Beyer
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Proclamation in Divorce in Dauphin County Court
Notice and schedule for a 1917 divorce hearing in Harrisburg at the Court House with libellant Lillie May Brown against Edward J. Brown. Also notices of law exams, bondholder payments, bids for repairs, and a public sale of Edgemont real estate by the Dauphin Orphans Court and CAMP CURTIN TRUST COMPANY with administrator Charles C. Stroh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Dauphin County
Lillie May Brown
Edward J. Brown
Court House
Harrisburg
Stroup & Fox
Libellant
Orphans’ Court of
Edgemont
Eliza Jane Scout
Poplar Drive
Broo Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Camp Curtin Trust Company
Charles ¢, Stroh
Popular Pennsylvania rail official retires in heartfelt ceremony
J L Cunningham former master mechanic Philadelphia division receives diamond ring scarf pin cuff links and a gold penknife with diamonds at a Motive Power Association gym reception. C L Mellvaine named his successor as hundreds of railroad employees and families attend in Harrisburg. Renewal of patriotism and Liberty Loan marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. L. Cunningham
Philadelphia Division
C. L. Mellvaine
Motive Power Athletic Association
Cunningham
Pittsburgh
Motive Power
Western Pennsylvania
America
Sara Lemer
Harry Nelson Bassler
Second Reformed Church
W. B. McCaleb
Philadelphia
C. Ll. McIlvaine
S. J. M. McCarrell
Mr. Cunningham
Motive Power Department
Harrisburg
Foreman Reese
Isaiah Reese
Enginehouse No. 1
Railroad Crew Standings and Assignments Across Districts
The report lists crew assignments and go times for multiple railroad divisions including Harrisburg, Enola, Philadelphia, and Reading. It names specific engineers, firemen, conductors, flagmen, brakemen, and yard-board personnel across crews numbered 101 through 228, with first-out times ranging from 3.15 to 4.30 o'clock and notes on associated yard boards and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Maxwell
Lefever
Hogentogler
Steffy
Gehr
Bowersox
Nephsker
Williams
Lick
Berlin
Middle
ENOLA
Hooper
Rice
Yard Board
Monroe
Beatty
Feas
Wagner
Shade
McCord
Snyder
Myers
Heffleman
Buffiington
Alman
Miller
Gardner
Ripley
Mell
Engle
Kruger
Henderson
Hain
Selway Jr
Gilbert
Dill
Gormley
Wirt
Kline Young
Mountz
Lau
Schuyler
Beecher
Stricker
Little
Griffith
Booser
Lackey
Freed
Crawford
Rullinger
Helsey
Smith
Kinderman
Snader
Hummedbaugh
Kroah
Brickley
Swartz
Phelbau
Levan
Fessler
Errick
Barbour
McCullough
Dunkel
Bashore
Moessine
Shotto
Mosser
Treas
Shuff
Strohm
Farling
Arney
Airmmen Bombard Belgium Raid Reported by Admiralty
London dispatch says naval planes bombed the Nieuwmunster airdrome near the coast between Zeebrugge and Ostend. All aircraft returned safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Belgium
Admiralty
Nieuwmunster
eZebrugge
Ostend
Germans Attack Northwest of St Quentin Halted by French Fire
Paris reports a German assault northwest of St Quentin at midnight was driven back by violent French fire with heavy losses on the attackers. The official statement notes the raid was repelled and the enemy retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Quentin
Notable Rail Officials Attend Harrisburg Farewell
Robert D. Brown national president of the Mutual Beneficial Association for Pennsylvania Railroad Employees visited Harrisburg for J. L. Cunningham's farewell. H. G. Simmers tours Riverside scouting for Enola traveling club games as Devon wreckage cleared and rail traffic mostly restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Brown
Mutual Beneficial Association For Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
J. L. Cunningham
H. G. Simmers
Riverside, N. J
Enola
Commencement of Teachers Training School Held Tomorrow
The annual commencement of the Teachers Training School will be held tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the Technical High School auditorium. Rev Dr Robert Bagnell will lead in prayer. Dr J George Becht will deliver the address. Miss Anne J Wert, principal, will supervise the program.
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Summerdale
C. Lysle Miller
Emmeline Stevens
Sara Lemer
Technical High School
Robert Bagnell
J. George Becht
State Board of Education
Anne J. Wert
Uttley
Kathryn Gamble
Lena Marcus
Helen Broomall
Ethel Wagner
Claudine Melville
Ida Hoffman
Leah Klavans
Elizabeth Kennedy
Helen Shuey
Blanche Minnig
Hope Eyster
Margaret King
Ivy Friedman
Alice Baker
Harrisburg Gettysburg Woman's League Meeting
The Harrisburg Gettysburg Woman's League kinsman meeting at Augsburg Lutheran Church Fifth and Muench streets tomorrow at 2 pm presided by Mrs George N Lauffer of Steelton. Officers to be elected. Speakers include Mrs G Parker on Pennsylvania College Gettysburg needs and Y M C A fundraising, Mrs Henry W A Hanson on college purpose and Y M C A plans, Mrs J S Batt on a Gettysburg college Y M C A. Rev A M Stamers will give an address and a social hour will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg-Gettysburg
Woman's League
Augsburg Lutheran Church
Fifth
Muench
George N. Lauffer
Steelton
Pennsylvania College
J. 8S. Batt
Gettysburg
A. M. Stamers
Great Oratorio The Creation at Grace Church Tonight
Preparations completed for Grace Methodist Episcopal Church performance of The Creation by the Musical Art Society under John W. Phillips. William R. Stone sifer to play organ with the Updegrove orchestra. show starts at 8 o clock and guests are urged to give generously to the Red Cross.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Musical Art Society
John W. Phillips
William R. Stonesifer
Updegrove
Red Cross
Rector Bullitt Improves After Hospital Operation
The Rev. Dr. James I Bullitt, rector of St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church, underwent a slight operation at Harrisburg Hospital and will not perform duties for several days. Arrangements are made for services at St. Andrew's on Sunday. He was away last Sunday at St. John the Evangelist in Hingham Mass, where he conducted services and has been called as rector. He has not decided about the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I’. Bullitt
St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Harrisburg
Bellevue Park
St. Andrew's
Bullitt
St. John the Evangelist
Hingham
Mass
Candy Committee Chooses Pinafore Costumes at Central High
Central high school candy committee selects costumes for the production Pinafore. Each girl will wear a white shirtwaist and skirt with black ties, hosiery, white pumps, and carry black and white trays. Includes list of committee and visiting individuals across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Margaret Bacon
Carolyn Hahn
Margaret Landis
Katherine Simonetti
Laura Bretz
Pearl Herbert
Katherine Leas
Judith March
Sara Hart
Leona Scott
Helen Smith
Bernarda McCormick
Rebecca Stewart
Mabel Kramer
Catherine Aldinger
Steel Workers Begin Liberty Bond Drive at Plant
A six day campaign to sell Liberty bonds to the 7,000 employees of the local steel plant opened this morning. A 300 member committee leads the effort with department captains superintending men in each shift. Reports of daily totals will be posted at plant entrances and compiled by W. E. Chick.
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Liberty
W. E. Chick
Frey's Hall
Vance C.mccormick
Quincey Bent
Arthur H. Paddock
John C. Jessup, Jr
Harrisburg Volunteer Loan Committee
Graduation Exercises Set for Middletown High June 14
The thirty eighth annual Middletown High graduation will be held Thursday evening June 14 at 8 oclock in the Realty theater. Class members include Dorothy R Beard D Benton Blecher Grace E Bowman and others with a program featuring essays recitations and songs. The motto is No Honor Without Labor colors graphite gold and silver and yellow rose as the class flower.
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Middletown High School
Realty Theater
Dorothy R. Beard
D. Benton Blecher
Grace E. Bowman
Wellington R. Bowman
Naomi L. Carmany
Blanche M. Churchman
Ada
P. Detweiler
Walter R. Detweiler
N. May Engel
Pearl B. Flaig
Emilie K. Force
Catherine H. Kinsey
Esther H. Kinsey
Irma K. Landis
Rodney W. Nisley
Christopher A. Pence
Earl C. Rudy
Margie R. Sides
Stewart Snavely
T. C. McCarrell
United States
M. H. Gingrich
C. C. Ellis
Philadelphia Police Say They Found Boy Described as Szili
Philadelphia police informed Mr and Mrs Stephen Szili they located a boy in the city matching their son George who left home about six weeks ago. A picture was sent to the anxious parents with no details on the boy's statements or where he had been.
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H. Ross Coover
Market Square
F. P. Stouffer
Perry County
Helen Robinson
Sue Robinson
Jersey City
Alvin M. Wiley
North Third Street
Nelle Ross
Bertha F. Ross
Rochester
N. Y
Thomas D. Eberley
Anna E. Nauss
Reily Street
Altoona
Helen C. Strayer
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
George Machen
Riverside
O. F. Strayer
Verdon
I. W. Geesey
North Fifteenth Street
Palmyra
Elizabeth M. Brandt
Philadelphia
Stephen Szili
George
Steelton Opens League Season With Bethlehem Clash
The Bethlehem Steel Company League begins in Steelton Saturday as 1,000 fans gather at Cottage Hill field for the parade and game. Ogden, Swarthmore, will pitch for Steelton with Hoar from Gettysburg and Zellars in reserve to face Bethlehem’s strong lineup. The Steelton band will provide music during the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Steel Company
Steelton
Cottage Hill
Bethlehem
Shorty” Miller
Ogden
Swarthmore
Hoar
Gettysburg
Zellars
Dinner Guests at the Mansion and Local Weddings
The Governor and Mrs Brumbaugh host twelve staff members and wives at the Executive Mansion for dinner in honor of Governor H C Stuart of Virginia and Mrs Stuart. A Gettysburg visit follows for the Lee monument ceremonies. The section also notes the YEAGER YINGER wedding in New Cumberland and several social visits and travel reports from Harrisburg and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Grove Brumbaugh
Executive Mansion
H. C. Stuart
Virginia
Stuart
Brum
Gettysburg
Accounting Department Employees Hold Outing at Williams Grove
The first annual outing of the local steel plant's accounting department ran from noon to evening at Williams Grove. About 100 attendees participated in a baseball game, track and field events, boating, swimming, music and dancing before a train departure at 8:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Grove
Steelton Incidents and Local Notices
Steelton workers suffer injuries as a stone blow fractures Mota Rostovich’s skull at a steel plant and 17 year old James Edwards falls twenty feet while bricklaying. Both are treated at Harrisburg Hospital. Engineers Gaffney and Atticks enlist in the Ninth reserve engineers. C William Thompson to lecture on Food and Farms. Delegates elected to Dauphin county Sabbath school convention. Consistory of First Reformed Church to meet.
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Mota Rostovich
Harrisburg
James Edwards
South Front Street
Engineers’ Corps
James Gaffney
John Atticks
Ninth Reserve Engineers’ Corps
France
C. William Thompson
York Labor News
Front
Locust Streets
J. Co. Hummel
Edward Hershey
Dauphin County
Millersburg
Grace United Evangelical Church
First Reformed Church
Bills to add new routes to roads pass second reading
Fifty two highway route bills cleared a second reading in the House after debates over returning them to committee. Spangler favored recommitting. Millican and Strauss opposed department dictates. Some members urged separate disposal. a third reading fight looms.
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Fort Niagara
State Highway Department
Spangler
Sones
Schuylkill
Walter
Franklin
Millican
Armstrong
Strauss
Berks
Dawson
Lackawanna
Ramsey
Delaware
Whitaker
Chester
Mons Fined by Germans Over Bavarian Crown Prince Claim
Amsterdam dispatch reports Mons fined £20,000 after a Belgian paper printed that Crown Prince Ruprecht of Bavaria was in Mons amid Allied air bombardment. The German decision cites the alleged claim as the basis for punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Mons
Holland
Ruprecht of
Rumania Reorganizes Army For Renewed Fight
Premier Bratianu says Rumania has reorganized her army and is ready to resume the war in a Paris interview with the Petrograd correspondent of the Parisien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rumania
Bratiano
Petrograd
The
Parisien
Demonstration Against High Cost of Living Passes Quietly in Norway
In Christiania on June 6 a nationwide protest moved through the capital with about 40 000 participants joining a street parade. A deputation from the demonstrators met with the president of the Stor- also known as the Storting to present their grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Norway
Stor
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Scranton
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R. J. McKenty
Eastern Penitentiary
John W. Egen
Western Penitentiary
Bergner
Pape Trexler
Reading
Central High
Frank B. Wickersham Jr
Pittsburgh Law School
Frank B. Wickersham
State Board of Law Examiners
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
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New York
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H. E. Oving Jr
Java
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Sunbury
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Roy Walborn
Herbert McClure
Helen Bratten
Ruth Eschenour
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Ethel Lyons
Davidson
Buffalo
LeRoy J. Wolfe
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Lexlaston Avenue
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Avening
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Sheridan Road
Chicago
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Leonia
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Forster Street
Dickinson College
Carlisle
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Samuel Baumgardner
Washington Heights
Pauline Zelda Baumgardner
New England
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Harry Taylor Neale
North Front Street
Rogers Hall School
Lowell
Ailmeda Herman
Dorothy Alice White
Holyoke
EB. J. Stackpole
William Henry Hubbard
Elizabeth Spicer
William C. Spicer
Gloveraville
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State Street
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Fairmount College
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Home Builders’ Favorite Store
S. 2Nd Street
Szili
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Town
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New Holland
Helen M. Rauch
Christiana
Edwin Coldren
Blue Ball
Emma Seldomridge
Yeager-Yinger
H. M. Yinger
New Cumberland
Celia Yinger
Charles W. Yeager
A. R. Ayres
Frank IL
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George Cook
Howard J. Cowden
Baltimore
Wachapreague, Va
Cedar Island
Elizabeth B. Hurlock
W. Spry Hurlock
George M. Nauss
George M. Nauas, Jr
Christian Nausa
Sharon Stephens
William Fairchild Bushell
North Second Street
Herbert. Schutt
George Schutt
Bertha L. Templar
South Eighteenth Street
Harrisburg Hospital
W. D. Moyer
Pottsville
Julia A. Keim
Newport
Frank N.templar
Bkighteenth Street
Edgar Duane
Horace F. Duane
Brooklyn
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