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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1919

Page

12

First Husband Upsets Wedding in Tyrone Triangle

Tyrone Pa June 7 In January Slyde Baughman a well known eng man of Tyrone married Mrs John Cornell who was a comely supposed widow of a soldier reported by the War Department to have made the supreme sacrifice in France It ended with both men pursuing Mrs Baughman Cornell and the wife vanishing the next day Mr Baughman seeks a divorce Cornell has gone to work The trio’s tangle produced no tragedy Other local items include railroad cutbacks Bald Eagle Beech Creek and McCartney stations to close as flag stops and three Tyrone residents dying within hours of each other plus news of the Hights Division water status and 305th Engineers roster.

Tyrone Slyde Baughman John Cornell War Department France Cornell Philadelphia R. Meredith Snow Shoe Bald Eagle Beech Creek McCartney Pennsylvania Railroad George W. Burket Tr. Burket Sarah Stonebreaker William Hicks Walter L. Main

Soldier and Sailor Day at Mount Union July 4

Arrangements for Mount Union Pennsylvania July 4 Soldier and Sailor Day are nearly complete. Seven hands are pledged for a ball game and a field meet with 20 events and handsome prizes. Junior and Senior classes held gatherings and expositions as local life centers move toward the holiday.

Mount Union L. F. Gelbert Shapiro Theater Washington Fred Ethel Sweet Briar College Carl M. Pifer Alexandria

Locust Armies Spawn Across Adams County Near Gettysburg

Crowded trees in Adams County Gettysburg area swarm with locusts since Memorial Day. Shells litter the ground around graves as a constant hum fills the air. Some orchards remain untouched as insects spread through the county.

Adams County Gettysburg

Waynesboro Girl Sails to Labrador Hospital Duty

Miss Catherine Amberson daughter of Dr and Mrs Amberson leaves Waynesboro for Boston and Battle Harbor Labrador to work in hospital duties with Johns Hopkins trained friends over several months. Other items note engagements moves and visits from local residents including Miss Elizabeth Buhrman to Thomas F. Klinefelter and various trips to Atlantic City and New York.

Waynesboro Catherine Amberson J. B., Amberson Boston Battle Harbor Labrador Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Jennie Buhrman Elizabeth Buhrman Thomas F. Klinefelter Klinefelter D. L. Miller and Company Corinne Lowe New York City Minnie E. Lowe Frank Barnett Atlantic City Carroll W. Funk Cristobal Panama Albert C. Funk J. Munro Henderson Alice Orange N. J J. T Lehr Havre de Grace I. G. Baird Beth Shively Red Cross Camp Dix Mary Shively Lancaster Jennie Shively Irving G Hall Bridgeport Conn Marie Naille S. A. Rickard

Millersburg Boy Hurt by Fall From Horse in France

Millersburg Pa June 7 Mr and Mrs Theodore Kepner of North street received a letter from their grandson Paul a musician with the American forces in France reporting a serious accident falling from a horse and fracturing an arm and leg Charles Neubaum was side swiped by an automobile while riding a motorcycle last Sunday near McClellan and is able to be out again The driver left him by the roadside Captain Shannon of Town and Cornelius Waldron of Erie were in town seeking old acquaintances Mr and Mrs James D Bowman spent the week at Coburn Center county Charles M Lehman and Arthur Lenker returned from an auto trip to Lynchburg Va where they were guests of Lehman s son

Millersburg Theodore Kepner North Street Paul France Charles Neubaum McClellan Captain Shannon Cornelius Waldron Erie Halifax James D. Bowman Coburn Center County Charles M. Lehman Arthur Lenker Lynchburg Mr. Lehman

Linglestown Children to Present Heirs of Liberty

Linglestown Pa June 7 A Children's Day program titled Heirs of Liberty will be held at the Church of God tomorrow at 7 30 pm There will be morning services at the United Brethren Church with Rev Gottschall using A Life Well Spent as his theme Several local residents and guests from Harrisburg Palmyra and other nearby towns are noted for visits and stays with family members and friends in Linglestown over the period

Linglestown Heirs of Liberty Church of God United Brethren Church Gottschall Erma Ruth Felty Anna Sheeseley Hamnlyn Kouchner F. PD. Wagner William Frank Mildred Edward Zellers Harry Hoeker Reese George John Reese Mildred Baker Eugene Shenck and Son Harrisburg Elizabeth Balthaser Palmyra Annie Smith John Buck Ruth Buck Annie Buck George Seibert California Malinda Seibert Walter Runkle Pleasant View Runkle S. Good William Mauer Carl Pittsburgh Mary E. Feeser George Vanaman Walter Bingaman Dickinson College Carlisle L. D. Gottschall Burton Vaughn Roger Good Shamokin William Koons Mary Shirk James Keller Gumpher and Son M. R. Bolton Marion Smith Fenstermacher Mount Joy Anne Feeser Frank Balsbaugh Charles Peckworth Brookline Carrie Feeser

Elizabethtown College Ball Player Injured Arm At Play

Elizabethtown Pa June 7 Paul Rhinehart a college student badly injured his right arm while throwing a ball ligaments torn fear blood poisoning and possible amputation though he now rests with his arm in a sling. Local social notes list visits and movements of residents and a horse mishap injury to a grocer on South Market Street.

Elizabethtown Paul Rhinehart Frank Redsecker Harrisburg George W. Redsecker David Witmer Mannheim Eby Painter Ruth Helen Yeager H. H. Heagy Lavina Demmy George H. Smith C. J. McLaughlin Rowenna Bowers East High Street McLaughlin Rheems

Big Trout Breaks Fisherman's Rod in Mechancisburg Fishing

Mechanicsburg, Pa June 7 David A Uhrich landed a four and a half pound twenty three inch trout in Upper Allen township. He broke his rod during the catch. The day included outings by the Business Men's League at Dietz's meadow along Conodoguinet creek. The A O Club hosted Mrs Harry Michener at her West Main street home. Children’s Day programs planned in several churches. Mechanicsburg Bible and Tract Society met at Mrs W A Douglas's home. Ladies' Aid Society of Grace Evangelical church entertained at the corner of York and Marble streets. Alumni from Irving College attended a reunion in Carlisle. Several local residents returned from overseas or US service in France. Mrs Elizabeth Neiswanger and granddaughter Elizabeth Anne Clendenin visit. Miss Martha Resh guest of Miss Mildred Spangler. The Rev John S Adams officiated at the funeral of Mrs George Hartman.

Mechanicsburg David A. Uhrich Upper Allen Township Business Men's League Dietz’s Meadow A. O. Club Harry Michener Huber Apartments West Main Street Mechanicsburg Bible and Tract Society W. A. Douglas Charles McGuire Ladies’ Aid Society Grace Evangelical Church York and Marble Streets Harriet Heim Fred Mentzer Walter Stuart New Orleans Elizabeth Neiswanger Elizabeth Anne Clendenin Lake Forest Martha Resh J. J. Resh Methodist Episcopal Church Mildred Spangler East Main Street

Wiconisco Class of 1920 Entertains 1919 Graduates

Wisconisco Pennsylvania June 7. On Wednesday evening the class of 1920 entertained the 1919 graduates at Miss Marion Keen home. Decorations featured green and white and pennants from prior classes. Guests enjoyed games and reflections on futures centered in four leaf clover motifs and shared a late hour table with extended color schemes. Additional society notes list several local visitors and returning servicemen and women visiting relatives in Williamsport Harrisburg Dun canyon Pottsville Philadelphia and Fort McHenry.

Wisconsico Wisconisco Marion Keen Rosaillie Ellinger Harvey Batdorf Arthur Clough Ralph Macher Harry Daud Margaret Keen Marion Lewis Irene Sup Loleta Boden Margaret Williams Mary Miller Beatrice Sbatdorf Albert John Batders L’eter Noel Pottsville Harold Higgins Yeagertown J. Ross Higgins Isaac Mossop Philadelphia Speakman Neda Myra James Alabama Anna James John W. H. Jones David Watkeys Fort McHenry Richard Watkeys KB. Evans Harrisburg Jobe White

Union Deposit Quarterly Communion Service at United Brethren Church

Union Deposit Pa June 7 third quarterly communion services begin at 10 50 am led by pastor Rev J R McDonald. Local residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs John Fackler Heernerstown Mrs Josephine Beaver Millersburg and many others spent time with relatives and friends across nearby towns and cities.

Union Deposit United Brethren Church J. R. McDonald John Fackler Heernerstown Dillsburg Leif Rambler Rockville Lydia Rambler Samuel Gipe West Chester Harvey Derickson Milton Miller Near Hoernerstown Omer Poorman Harvey Koiffer Kathryn Halifax Raymond Zimmerman Harold Peiffer Steelton George Miller Maggie Dunn Hershey Womelsdorf H. A. Maulfatt Sadie Shaeffer Lebanon A. L. Landis

Central PA Personal Notes From Lykins and Killinger

Daily social roundup from Lykins and Killinger lists visits and homecomings. Notables include H E Gordon at Berrysburg, Miss Emma McAllister’s return from Elizabethville, and Mark L Motter back from France with the 79th Division. Also noted are town residents hosting relatives, school events, and local travel mentions across New Bloomfield, Mercersburg, and Shippensburg.

Dinner at Deitz Home Honors Soldier Sons in Manchester

A Manchester Pa dinner honored George and William Deitz, recently home from overseas, with many relatives and friends in attendance. Other items note visitors from York, church choir outing to Red Lion, a York Knitting Mill branch opening, and soldiers on leave from Camp Dix and the Navy Yard at Philadelphia.

Deitz

Reunion at Emanuel Cemetery Reflects Troup Family Heritage

Memorial Day gathering in Emanuel Cemetery, Lewisberry, brings Harrisburg families together. The report lists numerous relatives visiting, hosts, and guests including the Reiffs, Hammonds, Colts, and Griests, with visits spanning New Cumberland, Harrisburg, York, and Philadelphia.

Troup Emanuel Cemetery

Seven Members of Halifax G A R Post Attend Memorial Service

Halifax Pa June 7 The seven remaining members of the local Grand Army of the Republic post marched to the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning for the annual memorial sermon preached by Rev J George Smith. Other notes mention residents visiting relatives in Steelton State College Kansas City and Brooklyn and a bake sale by Methodist church girls.

Halifax Grand Army Methodist Episcopal Church J. George Smith G. C. Leetrick J. S. Gemberling Steelton Claude Ryan Charles T. Hoffman Washington, D Edwin Matter Jacob Liddick Marysville Mary J. Fry Ryan Bressler M. H. Spahr Raymond Bressler Mark Shope State College John J. Ryan Ryan Charles Spahr Kansas City Missouri Mother's Association Bressler Matamoras Halifax High School Alumni Association Hotel Keystone Kate Sammet Brooklyn N. Y John Sammet John Reitzel W. G. Rice Mary Annabelle Carlisle Myles W. Albright Franklin and Marshall College Mary Albright Myles West Point A.S. Kreider Myrtle’ Manning Dauphin Charles Manning Philip Fetterhoff, Jr Pittsburgh Altoona Chauncey Ryan Bert Ryan Elizabeth Ryan Tsuse G. Ryan Charles Cooper Susan Cooper Heckton George Coorer Johan Feasel Mary Graeff Millersburg Alvin Souder

Refuse to Call Physicians For Mumps at Mount Wolf

Mount Wolf Pa June 7 Several hundred dollars was realized at the annual Memorial Day picnic at Cold Springs Park under the Mount Wolf Band. An epidemic of mumps exists in the borough with no quarantines as families refuse to summon a physician to avoid quarantine. Mr and Mrs George A Wolf returned from Philadelphia and Camp Dix N J where they visited their son Private Karl Wolf. Mr and Mrs Henry Wolf returned from Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs Milton Kunkel York were guests of Mr and Mrs J G Kunkel. Harry Waltermyer spent the weekend with relatives at Stewartstown Pa. Mr and Mrs Albert Schauers returned from Smithsburg Md where they attended a Schauers family reunion. Stuart and Morgan Crumbling fished 27 good sized fish in the Susquehanna near Susquehanna. Mrs George Leader of Wilmington Del was a guest of Mr and Mrs John Leader.

Lewisberry Harrisburg Emanuel Cemetery Lloyd Ferrow New Cumberland BE. J. Bonner Nora Elsie Blair Paul E. Reiff Robert Clinton Reiff Charles Glessner Anna Donald Glessner Musselman Marrisburg Ellis Hammond Leah Pottieger Orville B. Bair Gerald Vernon Goldsboro Ella Wilson Albert Redmond Edward Hammond Washington Luther Sutton W. Hammond George W. Coover Vance, Glenn Mark Evelyn Lemoyne York L. L. Owens Methodist Parsonage Gladys Miller H. F. Urie J. F. Sutton Methodist Episcopal Church Reservoir Park George Ottmyer Ellen McClune Frankeberger Elizabeth Reiff Mamie J Ellen Mount Wolf Cold Springs Park Mount Wolf Band United Brethren Church George A. Wolf Philadelphia Camp Dix N. J Karl Wolf Henry Wolf Atlantic City Milton Kunkel J. G. Kunkel Harry Waltermyer Stewartstown Albert Schauers Smithsburg Schauers Stuart Morgan Susquehanna River Saginaw George Leader Wilmington Del John Leader

4th Birthday of Mrs. M. Bert Greencastle Pa

Greencastle on June 7 marked Mrs Margaret Bert's ninety fourth birthday the town's oldest resident She reads widely and socializes with friends Other notes include nurses training graduates and multiple residents visiting or returning from trips. Financials mention about 350 dollars raised for Salvation Army drive.

Greencastle Margaret Bert Bert Jennie Collingwood Germantown Margaret Kauffman Franklin County Hospital Chambersburg Kathryn Leiter Elizabethtown Gem Theater Salvation Army Jacob Hostetter Lore Bremisholtz Elizabethtown College J. G. Broad Broad Ethel Rhodes South Fork C. B. Carl G. Miley York Jane Ebbert Jacob Crankleton Baltimore Harriett Keim Washington W. R. Davison T. J. Clary Annie Bonebrake Lillie Kauffman Florence Hill William Lowman WW. McKinnie The Presbyterian Church

Dauphin Cottages See Many Visitors This Summer

Dauphin Pa June 7 many visitors from Philadelphia Baltimore Elizabeth Lebanon and Harrisburg stayed with relatives at Dauphin cottages. Guests included Herbert and Thomas Greenawalt, Miss Elizabeth Crouse, Miss Anna West, Harvey Dewalt family, Miss Marguerite McCarthy, Emma Shimp, Celia Palmer, Samuel and Emanuels family, plus numerous local residents hosting house parties and day visits through Memorial Day weekend.

Daniel Bordner Howard Hummel Philadelphia Simon Stroh Millie Ruth Fishing Creek Valley Strohs Emanuel Feaser Alice B. Hess New York William Douglass Harrisburg Edward Shaulter Anna West Clara Snyder Harvey Dewalt Speaceville Ann R. Miller Lancaster Marietta Marguerite McCarthy Emma Shimp Celia Palmer Lemoyne William Irvine Samuel Seltzer Enola Sarah Shultz Ethel Forney State College Ralph Lutz Lutz George Gilday E. Bastiss Sunbury Margaret Robinson Lebanon Jamico William Bell Clark W. P. Clark Germantown Emma Bomgardner Harvey B. Forney Fred Shaull George Himes Eva _ Kilheffer Alva Shaull George Shaull Charles McNeely A. D. McNeely Hiram Lyter Dauphin Charles Lyter Rebecca Lyter Vernon Lyter Charlotte Virginia Smith Alexandria

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