West Shore Commencement Delivers Classic Address Series
Dr Nathan C Sheaffer delivers the commencement address at Camp Hill High School as 400 guests attend the eighth annual exercises. Graduates include John I Baschore Virginia Breen Pauline Davisson Elma Koser Adam Nell Rebecca Kilborn Mary Kapp Fannie Smeltzer John Nell and Mary Strode. Diploma ceremonies were conducted by Prof J Kelso Green with W L Roland absent. A separate report notes a New Cumberland Red Cross card party raised over 40 dollars for local aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hill
Virginia Breen
America
John L. Basehore
Pauline E. Davisson
Fannie F. Smeltzer
John B. Nell
Mary L. Strode
DeMiracle Hair Reduction Claim Ad
An advertisement promotes DeMiracle as a sanitary liquid that attacks hair under the skin to stop growth. It offers a money back guarantee and incentives including counters in 60c, $1 and $2, plus a free book by mail from DeMiracle in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
129Th St
Dark Ave
New York
Three Graduates at Lemoyne High School This Year
Lemoyne Pa June 7 three members make up the smallest graduating class in the school’s history. The commencement exercises will be held July 2 at Trinity Lutheran Church with Miss Elmira Bricker Miss Anna Baker and Miss Beatrice Earnhardt as graduates. The baccalaureate sermon is by Rev H T Searle on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemoyne
Lemoyne High School
Elmira Bricker
Anna Baker
Beatrice Earnhardt
Trinity Lutheran Church
H. T. Searle
United Evangelical Church
Don't Experiment With Catarrh It Often Leads To Consumption
An early 20th century medical ad warns against local catarrh treatments and promotes S S S as a blood remedy. It cautions catarrh can progress to lungs and consumption, urging trial of the product and offering medical advice from Swift Specific Co. based in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Department
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Two from one home now serving Uncle Sam in France
Mrs. Ella Keiser of 524 North Street reports her son Private Russell Keiser. He serves with Company D 103d Ammunition Train 28th Division overseas after training at Camp Hancock Augusta Georgia and Camp Mills Long Island. Corporal Milton Bretz from the same home also serves with the same company somewhere in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Keiser
North Street
Russell Keiser
Camp Hancock
Augusta
Camp Mills
S. I
Milton Bretz
Keiser
France
Personal and Social Items of Towns on West Shore
West Shore townspeople share visits and illnesses. Residents from Shiremanstown, Harrisburg, York, and neighboring areas are mentioned with relatives stationed at Newport News Camp Meade and public events. Community members attend gatherings, host guests, and note a stroke incident during a G A R parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Shore
Marysville High School 1918 Commencement Program
Marysville Pa June 7 1918 Dr George B Fisher Susquehanna University will deliver the address to the class of 1918 at Trinity Reformed Church next Thursday evening His subject The Challenge of the Hour D A Kline to present diplomas The program includes student speeches music class history poems and the farewell valedictory followed by baccalaureate sermon Sunday at 7 30 by Rev Wesley N Wright Professor Albert B Deckard supervising principal and staff notes on other local events report of injury to Thomas E White storekeeper struck by engine near Dauphin during midweek incident in Millersburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
George B. Fisher
Susquehanna University
Marysville High School
Trinity Reformed Church
D. A. Kline
New Bloomfield
Fr. W. Geib
Chatt Geib
R. H. Cunningham
G. H. Eppley
Pauline M. Glass
Annabel Whitmyer
America
John A. Shearer
Alda F. Gault
John Brumbaugh
Harrisburg
Percy White
Sammee
Mary R. Deckard
Harvey Bratton
William T. Keller
D. D. Fisher
Church of God
Wesley N. Wright
Albert B. Deckard
John L. Hain, Jr
Laan Logan
Special Services Sunday at Church of God New Cumberland
Special services in New Cumberland Pennsylvania will feature Rev. C H Heiges preaching at 1030 on Why We Preach Baptism by Immersion. Sunday evening at 730 a Children's Day and College Day program will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cumberland
Church of God
C. H. Heiges
Enola Alumni Banquet Elects Burkholder President
Enola Pa June 7 Walter Burkholder elected president of the Enola High School Alumni Association at a reunion in Summit Street building auditorium. Officers named include George Sierer vice president Nancy Bitner secretary and Helen Knaby treasurer. More than forty attended the banquet with a program of music dancing and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enola
Walter Burkholder
Enola High School
Summit Street
George EE. Sierer
Nancy Bitner
Helen Knaby
George Tier Fisher
Helen Markell
Claire Dyer
Bertha Gotschall
Mabel Seitz
Grace McIntyre
Ella Myers
Hilda Wagner
Edna Porter
Margaret Hassler
Romayne Minick
Miriam Neuer
Nellie Grove
Hilda Smith
Esther Shuman
Beatrice Peck
Esther Famous
Katherine Famous
Margaret Famous
Paul Bloser
George Bloser
George Eshelman
Donald Groom
Barton Botts
Walter Pdorwart
Gilcrist Brininger
James Minick
John Campbell
Edward Hassler
George Sierer
Roy McLane
Roy Fasick
Joseph Kinter
J. C. Strickner
S. W. Kreider
F. L. A. Froehlich
Paul Bender
H. I. Hoffman
Hamahser Long Wedding in New Cumberland
Harry Edgar Hamsher and Miss Ruth Gertrude Long were married at Trinity United Brethren parsonage in New Cumberland on a Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. The bride is Milford Long of New Market and the groom lives on a York County farm. they will reside in New Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamsher-Long
New Cumberland, Pa
Harry Edgar Hamsher
Miss Ruth
Gertrude Long
A. R. Ayres
Trinity United Brethren Parsonage
Milford Long
New
York County
New Cumberland
Also Mentioned on This Page
News OF
RED Cross
Marsh Run
Rossmayne Street
Reading Railroad
Lisburn
Cumberland
York Counties
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lewisberry
H. C. Cluster Gems—Jewels—Silverware
Market ST
N. Third ST
Uncle Sam
Harry Russell Keiser and
Milton M. Bretz
Robert Wentz
Sara Sheets
Mary Sheets
Shiremanstown
Charles Mere
Mary Crawbaugh
Victor and
Russell
Trindle Spring
N. R. Heiges
Jacob Lauver
Clyde Diffenbaugh
Philadelphia
Barbara Rupp
Romaine Rupp
Paul Rupp
Charles Kline
William Heiges
Rutheford
Moses Braught
Carlisle
D. W. Wonderly
Dorothy
Highspire
George Romberger
Dorothy Jane
Eleanor
George
Warrisburg
Charles Ebert
James
Mechanicsburg
J. 8
Brinton
Harry Angle
Middletown
Kate Noell
Fred Schaffer
Raymond Harnich
Lancaster
Roy Bates
Peter Warner
Green Street
Henry Miller
Jerome Feister
South Bethlehem
J. Henderson Stock
Norman Spahr
Dorothy Elizabeth Spahr
Penn Street
J. W. Wolfe
Charles Beckley
H. C. Oren
Bridge Street
Millersburg
Thomas BE. “White
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Susquehanna Division
Reading
Dauphin
White
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alice Ey Cys
the Hills Brothers Company
Strouse
Palm Beach
Kool Kloth
Wm. Strouse
Earth
the Man’s Store of
Market Street