Camp Hill Civic Club carnival fund disbursement announced
The Camp Hill Civic Club reports a carnival total of 370.64 with 330.50 net proceeds allocated to four funds: soldiers tobacco relief soldiers chocolate fund recreation house fund and base hospital supply fund. A special meeting at 2 30 p m next Thursday at the firehouse will ratify the directors decision. Allen M Brown and Milton P Smith have returned from a weekend trip to Philadelphia Camden and Clayton New Jersey. Miss Carrie Bailey of Detroit is visiting Mr and Mrs Snyder at 1560 Vernon Street. Elizabeth B Hurlock of Bryn Mawr College is spending summer vacation with her parents at 1719 North Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hill
Allen M. Brown
Briggs Street
Milton P. Smith
Swatara Street
Philadelphia
Camden
Clayton
N. J
Mr. Brown
Carrie Bailey
Detroit
Math
Snyder
Vernon Street
Elizabeth B. Hurlock
Bryn Mawr College
W. Spry Hurlock
North Front Street
Philip H.caplan and Sons
Shearer Apartments
North Fourth Street
H. Lipsitt
Newport
Cyril Truelpiece
Berwick, Pa
Helen Marsch
Forster Street
C. L. Leiby
North Second Street
Camp Merritt
Coney Island
New York
Fairy Godmother's Lesson Presented by Pine Street Church Children
The primary department of Pine Street Presbyterian Church stages a unique playlet titled Fairy Godmother's Lesson on Saturday at 1 30 in the gymnasium of Boy Memorial Hall. The children perform as Brownies snow fairies and farmerettes with trained adults Mrs Harry Taylor Miss Elsie Nixon and Mrs John A. German. Proceeds benefit the Pine Street Red Cross auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
My. m
Boy Memorial Hall
Harry Taylor
Elsie Nixon
John A
Pine Street Red Cross
Margaret Douglass
Farmerette
Rita Grunden
Richard Roeder
Farmer
Susanne Bennett
Dorothy Long
Good Iy
Jane Black
Sarah Haring
Helen Craiglow
Jean Grunden
Mary Elizabeth Taylor
Frances Swope
Elizabeth Sheets
Virginia
Sunday School Class Honored at Mrs Mowery Home
Members of the State Street United Brethren Church Sunday school class hosted by Mrs W M Mailey were entertained by Mrs Paul Mowery at 1420 Liberty Street. After a brief business meeting a social hour followed with refreshments served to numerous attendees including Mrs Mailey, Miss Bechtel, Miss Rauch and many Aukerbrandt Harrisburg Hospital update: C B Romig is recovering from an accident at Fourth and Market with his foot amputated above the ankle. Charles McKenzie and daughter from York visited locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street United Brethren Church
W. M. Mailey
Paul Mowery
Liberty Street
Mary Bechtel
Emma Rauch
Marie Gerhart
Margaret Myers
Ruth Runkle
Vera Runkle
Irene McGinnis
Margaret Aukerbrandt
Elizabeth Aukerbrandt
Lottie Hanshew
Church
Ruth
P. F. Aukerbrandt
Evelyn May
S. W. Aukerbrandt
K. June Aukerbrandt
Kathryn Lindsey
Ross - Koontz
Ray
Ida. Auckerbrandt
Arthur Mowery
C. B. Romig
Camp Street
Fourth
Market Streets
Harrisburg
Charles McKenzie
York
Herbert G. Rupp Arrives Safely Over There
Herbert G. Rupp, radio operator for the U S Navy, arrives safely overseas. He enlisted in July 1917 and previously worked as an apprentice machinist on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mrs Minnie W Rupp, 1211 Penn St, is his mother. Also noted is the marriage of Katherine Negley to Ross Wittle in Hagerstown Md, announced by Mrs J B Simons of 212 Broad St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert G. Rupp
U. S
San Francisco
Minnie W. Rupp
Penn Street
Navy
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. B. Simons
Broad Street
Katherine Negley
Ross Wittle
Hamilton Street
Hagerstown
Special W C T U Entertainment for Children in Harrisburg
A children’s program at Fourth Street Church of God featured stories by Mrs. W N Yates vocal selections by Miss Marie Hicks and a seven boy dialogue When I am a Man Community singing with Julian DeGray on piano. The women’s Home for the Friendless picnic will be part of the July 18 meeting. The soldier and sailor department spent 2 50 on Memorial Day flowers and district captains are urged to attend the June 20 afternoon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street Church
C. F. King
W. H. Cooper
Soldier and Sailor Department
Melrose Knitting Club Attended by Local Residents
Mrs. S. S. Speese hosted the Melrose Knittting Club at Sunset Slope on Jonestown road yesterday afternoon. Guests enjoyed knitting while Mrs. Bomberger and Mrs. Meckley performed piano and mandolin selections. Refreshments were served, and Miss Martha Bailey, Bryn Mawr College graduate, departs next week for Camp Merritt to engage in Y M C A work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Speese
Sunset Slope
Jonestown Road
Melrose
W. §. Bomberger
B. Meckley
W. H. Cooper
Wendell Fackler
W. S. Bomberger
R. A. Bone
Martha Bailey
Edward Bailey
Bryn Mawr College
Camp Merritt
Central High Class Schedule and Motto
Central High students plan a Sunday 7 p m meeting at the school for the bac c au yreate Sermon. Class day is Wednesday at Hershey Park with morning exercises and a dance in the afternoon. Commencement Friday at the Orpheum 10 a m with 9 45 arrival. Tickets from the school board Orties. The class motto is Deeds Not Words, quoted in Latin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Hershey Park
Orpheum
Walter R Myers Passes Waters Safely
Private Walter R Myers former inspector of Harrisburg Pipe Bending Works now with Company C 103rd Field Signal Battalion arrived safely across the waters He served on the Mexican border Mrs David Wolfersberger 128 South Cameron Street visited her son at Camp Mills May 18 prior to his sailing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Myers
Harrisburg Pipe Bending Works
Withompany C. 103Rd
David Wolfersberger
South
Cameron Street
Wolfersberger
Camp Mills
Seiler School Commencement Honors Five Diploma Recipients
The Seiler school held its commencement at 11 this morning with five graduates: Mary Good, Ruth B. Guyer, Mary Hawes, Elizabeth S. Ziegler, and Mabel F. Wright. Prizes for attendance and scholarships were awarded, music directed by Mrs. Wilbur F. Harris, and kindergarten departments supervised by Miss Edna Sprenkel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiler School
Mary Good
Ruth B. Guyer
Mary W. Hawes
Elizabeth S. Ziegler
Mabel F. Wright
Wilbur F. Harris
Edna Sprenkel
Edward Bailey
Mary Hawes
Susanne M. Fleming
Robert McCreath
Catherine Meredith
Martha’ Elmer Fleming
Elizabeth Zeigler
Ellis N. Kremer
D. D
la Marseilles
Garibaldi
de Koven
France
Elizabeth 8. Ziegler
Birthday Surprise Party For Mrs A J White
In honor of Mrs A J White at 313 Broadstreet a surprise party was held last evening with patriotic decor. Music by Miss Madeline Mehring and Miss Elinor Smith accompanied by a host of guests and gifts for the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. White
Madeline Mehring
Elinor Smith
F. L. Koenig
C. F. Meredith
T. L. Shank
J. Mehring
J. H. Heiserman
J. Anderson
I. Long
J. Booth
J. H. Colsher
W. Buford
William Fornwalt
Birthday Surprise Party For Little Miss Snyder
Mr and Mrs I B Snyder of 1560 Vernon street hosted a birthday surprise for eight year old Catherine Snyder. Guests enjoyed old fashioned games music and a pink and white birthday supper with peony arrangements. Attendants included Carrie Bailey and Marion Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Snyder
Vernon Street
Catherine Snyder
Arlin Strickler
LeRoy Hoffman
Robert Kaylor
Chester Speikerwalt
Edgar Strine
Emory Cook
Gordon Buffington
Jack Porpe
Harriet Barnhart
Esther Siple
Elizabeth Cook
Alma Ryan
Winifred Alley
Carrie Bailey
Marion Black
Mrs. Irwin
Scarab Figures In The Hoodoo Play At Central High
Miss Hazel Snow stars as the innocent bride in The Hoodoo at the Orpheum this evening presented by Central High School for the school fund and Red Cross. The cast is trained by Mrs. Clara Ewing with the first act set at Mrs Perrington Shine’s country home where the Lee Early wedding unfolds and a magical scarab brings bad luck after the cousin’s burial instruction is ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Snow
Orpheum
Central High School
School Fund
Red Cross
Clara Ewing
Tom Lantz
Solomon Spiggot
Richard Mount
Osiris
Lillian Speakman
Dodo de Graft
Paradise
Anna Hammelbaugh
Col
Haunted scarab drives fortunes in local stage farce
A fragmented local review notes a stage comedy where an eerie scarab causes misfortune for suitors and a bank failure. Characters Ben Wolfe Billy Jenkson Mr Dunn and Prof Spiggott pursue the relic as the plot unfolds with a happy ending after divine intervention. Tickets available at the Orpheum Theater. CLIPPMAN-BATR MARRIAGE Mary Bair and Charles Clippman wed near Has gerstown after a May 29 ceremony at the Church of God parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ored
Ben Wolfe
Billy Jenkson
Mr. Dunn
Prof. Spiggott
Scarab
Isiris
Orpheum Theater
Clippman-Batr
Mary Bair
Charles Clippman
Hasgerstown
Church of God
Thomas
Farewell Gift For Principal Dibble
The sophomore class at Central High School presented Principal H. G. Dibble with Baby Bonds as thanks for his work. Dibble has resigned. Gordon Hinkle gave the farewell address, and Miss Mary Rodney led the committee. Sergeant C William Wolfe reports safe arrival in France. Mrs Edward Bailey of 1517 North Front Street returns from Bryn Mawr College exercises with daughter Martha Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
H. G. Dibble
Dibble
Central High
Gordon Hinkle
Mary Rodney
C. William Wolfe
France
Edward Bailey
North Front Street
B Mawr
Bryn Mawr College
Martha Bailey
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Camp Hill Civic Club
Ame
Optometrist
N. Market
Anna Yingst Keeney
Front St
Steelton
M. M. Baer
Keeney’s Flower Shop
B. W. Wright
North Fifteenth Street
Parkesburg
Herbert G.rupp
Dandy Line
Candyline Shoe Store
Devine & Yungel
Market ST
W. C. T. U. Entertainment
Melrose Knitting Club
Mrs
Little Miss Snyder
Brandt-Bratton
Clara B. Bratton
Robert C. Bratton
Dublin Mills
Edwin S. Brandt
Hiram
Hershey House
Rubin&Rubin
Hub Bell
Miss Hazel Snow Charming
Miss Hazel Snow
Belsinger
Grendy-y
Optical Club
J. S. Belsinger
Locust Street
Principal Dibble
Witmer, Bair & Witmer
Walnut
2Nd Street
Foulards
Foulard
Georgette
the Gift Shop
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