Carlisle Hosts Planned Growth Amid Industrial Push
Carlisle leaders anticipate a major business expansion with new industrial projects. At a Cumberland Valley Agricultural Society stockholders meeting in the Courthouse a Chamber of Commerce plan to buy the 21 acre fair grounds for 23000 was ratified. C H Maslin & Sons will take over to establish a large carpet industry, creating many jobs and clearing the society’s indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Cumberland Valley Agricultural Society
Chamber of Commerce
C. H. Maslin & Sons
Agricultural Society
Farver Hosts County Officials at Farm Dinner
J. S. Farver, director of the Poor and former chief clerk to the County Commissioners, entertained a group of county officials at a dinner today on his farm in Conedewago township. The party traveled by automobile and included C. C. Cumbler, H. M. Stine, H. C. Wells, Philip S. Moyer, Henry W. Gough, Claude W. Keiser, Clarence F. Snyder, J. H. Strock, R. L. Houtz, and others from the commissioners' office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Farver
Condewago Township
C. C. Cumbler
H. M. Stine
H. C. Wells
Philip S. Moyer
Henry W. Gough
Claude W. Keiser
Clarence F. Snyder
Interesting Personal News Happy Invalids From Carlisle
Fifteen cheerful soldiers from the General Army Hospital at Carlisle visited Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Martin in Evergreen street. Miss Elizabeth Derr of Wilkes-Barre brought them by truck and car. Hosts organized games, hat trimming with crepe, and a later dinner with music. A group photo will serve as a keepsake. Guests included Sergeant Martin J. Monahan, J Clare McDerby, Anton Dinhal, Robert Swoyer, Walter Mueller, Fred Otte, Ernest Rowland, John W. Butcher, James V. Rowan, Frank E. Lawler, Roy F. Leach, Edward A. Kortier, Thomas A. Kelley, Fred Paul, Dale Rich, and John Hathaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Army Hospital
Carlisle
P. L. Martin
Evergreen Street
Elizabeth Derr
Wilkes- Barre
Jacob Dobbs
Miss Burridge Weds Roy J. Singer of Lancaster
Theodore and Mrs Burridge announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Ethel Frances Burridge to Roy James Singer of Lancaster on Tuesday June 8 at St Pauls Reformed Church Hummelstown with Rev J W Meminger officiating. The couple will reside at 21 East Lemon street Lancaster after a trip to Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Burridge
Hummelstown
Ethel Frances Burridge
Roy James Singer
Lancaster
St. Paul's Reformed Church
J. W. Meminger
Atlantic City
East Lemon Street
Pretty June Wedding Solemnized Thursday
A pretty June wedding was solemnized on Thursday at 2 30 pm in the bride’s home. Miss Beulah May Lewis daughter of Mrs J H Bruce and John Lee Good son of Mr and Mrs John Good of 1936 North Sixth street were united in marriage by Rev A M Stamets pastor of Augsburg Lutheran Church. The bride wore white Georgette crepe and carried sweetheart roses. Attendant Claire Good wore gray crepe de chine. Best man was Claire Good. The house was decorated with pink and white roses peonies orange blossom and honeysuckle. After a private ceremony the couple left for Altoona and the West and will be at home after June 10 at 2003 North Sixth street. Mr Good is an electrician at the Lalance and Grosjean and Tir Plate Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah May ‘Lewis
J. H. Bruce
John Lee Good
John Good
North Sixth Street
A. M. Stamets
Augsburg Lutheran Church
Claire Good
Mrs. Good
Altoona
West
Mr. Good
Lalance and Grosjean and Tir Plate Mill
Persia's ruin described by Mrs Mueller at Missionary society
Mrs. Mueller of Urumia spoke at the June meeting of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Market Square Presbyterian Church. She depicted conditions in Persia under Turkish and Kurdish rule, the scattering of missionaries, and the challenge to regain foothold after eighty years of work. Hostesses were Mrs. Hibler, Mrs. Heyser, and Miss Moffitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Hugo A. Mueller
Urumia
Persia
Urabia
Chris A. Hibler
Eugene Lee“Heyser
Caroline Moffitt
Lieut Graham Visits Paxtang on Way to Washington
Lieutenant D F Graham of the 304th Engineers visits his mother in Paxtang while en route to Washington. He previously served in Japan as a foreign adviser, joined British service, led a Chinese battalion to France, and earned a commission for gallantry at the Argonne battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Graham
304Th Engineers
Paxtang
Washington
Graham
Japan
Government College
Tsingtao
China
France
United States
Argonne
Pretty Dance at Colonial Club in Camp Hill
Guests of Miss Carrie Thompson of Lemoyne enjoyed a porch dance at Colonial Country Club last evening. Camp Hill High School graduating class members and friends attended with Burd’s orchestra playing. refreshments served to a list of attendees including Helen Stevens Ruth Baker Joan Myers Mildred Beck Catharine Douglas Lillian Wilson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Country Club
Carrie Thompson
Lemoyne
Camp Hill High School
Miss Burd
Helen Stevens
Ruth Baker
Joan Myers
Mildred Beck
Catharine Dougas
Lillian Wilson
Carrie Mpson
Viola Burd
Robert Myers
C. Stevens
B. C. Sutton
A. R. Kurtz
R. J. Hamme
C. R. Wilson
J. R. Hoffert
E. J. Shaffer
W. J. Johnston
H. B. Pratt
Kendall
J. C. Thompson
Boys and Girls Stage Robin Hood Pageant at Library
The island Park audience heard a four episode Robin Hood pageant staged by local youths at the Public Library. Miss Hoofnagle led the storytelling as the cast acted Robin Hood and Little John, The Sheriff Comes to Sherwood, Robin Hood and the Tinker, and King Richard Visits Sherwood. GOING TO PACIFIC COAST Mr and Mrs P G Farquharson will leave Sunday for a trip to the Pacific coast visiting Los Angeles and returning via Salt Lake City and Denver. They plan to be home late month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Hood
Public
Island Park
Little John
Sherwood
Tinker
King Richard
Miss Hoofnagle
Pacific Coast
P. G. Farquharson
Boas Street
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Denver
George W. Thatcher
Mary Louise
Kathryn
Waco
Dallas
Texas
California
Major James Earl Wright Assigned to Charleston
Major James Earl Wright has been assigned to Charleston South Carolina as assistant adjutant of the Southeastern department. Wright recently returned from overseas where he served with the divisional headquarters of the Twenty eighth Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Earl Wright
Regina Stwet
Charleston
South Carolina
Southeastern
Wright
Twenty-eighth Division
Miss Dubbs to Appear in Studio Recital
Katharine Dubbs soprano performs at Phillips Studio 121 State Street on Wednesday at 8 30 pm with Harold E Marsh Margaretta Kennedy Margaret Vaughn Alda Kennedy and Mrs John W Phillips William S Yates as accompaniments. Program includes works by Hayden Rogers Daniels Cox Kreisler Ball and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Studio
State Street
Katherine Dubbs
Harold E. Marsh
Margaretta Kennedy
Margaret Vaughn
Alda Kennedy
John W. Phillips
William S. Yates
Hayden
the Star
Rogers
Mother
Bartlett
Rosa Marie
Cox
Daniels
Andantine
Martine- Kreisler
Dvorak- Kreisler
Mylnarski
Ballyclare
Crist
Cook
del Riege
Interesting Features at Girl Scout Meeting
Dogwood Troop No 2 of the Girl Scouts held a regular meeting at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Julia Stamm, their returned captain, spoke on six months of Y M C A service in France. A silver pencil was given to W Ray Chapman for efforts preparing for the military drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dogwood
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Julia Stamm
France
W. Ray Chapman
Almeda Herman
Island Park
D S Society Enjoys Delightful Home Party
Members of the D. S. Society number nineteen plus new entrants hosted by Miss Louise Furman at 1524 Derry Street. A musical program featured vocal solos by Dorothy Corning and Merle Smith and a piano solo by Betty Brown. New members received promise slips as part of a playful stunt. A buffet supper followed with pink roses as favors and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Society
Louise Furman
Derry Street
Dorothy Corning
Merle Smith
Betty Brown
Jean Lippett
Sarah Caton
Esther Jean
Ruth Langdon
Violet Hollinger
Marguerite Ambrose
Mary Lewis
Margaret Graeff
Mildred Donmeyer
Gladys Sloop
Ferne Stanford
Christina Long
Ruth McCauley
Helen Notestine
Cordelia Morgan
Washington to Deport Fifty Alien Agitators
Washington dispatch reports federal and city police arrest sweep may lead to deportations. Records of those not linked to the bomb plot are sent to Labor. deportation of at least fifty alien agitators is expected, with some suspects having begun citizenship papers. In Dauphin County, Mrs Martha Snyder, 84, dies. funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at Chambers Hill Cemetery, Hershey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Labor
Immigration Bureau
Martha Snyder
Dauphin County
E. 8. Bumbaugh
Hershey
Chambers Hill Cemetery
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Gohl Rinkenbach&Rouse Optometrists &Opticians
Harrisburg
Happy Invalids
Martin Home
Miss Burridge
R. J. Singer
Pictorial Review
Booth Tarkington
Cora Harris
Aeaeavers
Sree
Harder’s
South Front Street
Steelton, PA
Mrs. Mueller
Lieut
William J. Lockhart
First Baptist Church
Geneva Chubb
Sol Gordon
New York City
Penn- Harris
Mary Stuart Blair
403
North Second Street
Chambersburg
Wilson College
Samuel Z. Shope
North Third Street
Selinsgrove
Arthur Bunden
Pittsburgh
West End
Pauline Jackson
George Paull Jackson
Philadelphia
Emerson Haines
Green Street
George Black Stewart
Auburn
New York
Lane S. Hart
Duncannon
William Bell
Capt
John Cook
Etters
Corp
Max Gordon
77Th New York Division
Abe Gordon
Balm &J
Roger Kennedy
Cambridge
Mass
S. A. Douglas
North Fourth Street
Goldie E. Douglas
Melvin R. Smith
Muench Street
Miss Tompson
Imperial Tea CO
Chestnut St
Golden Roast
R. H. Lyon
Penn-Harris
Harrisburg, PA
Annette Richards
Rose
Elfreda Mather
Baltimore
Miss Richards
New England
Margaret McLain
Pine Street
Thomas Baldwin
Boston
Carl Lempke
Quincy
Robert W. Hoy
Electric Light Company
Elmira
Edward Galen
Charles and
Louis Galen
Chicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Colorado Springs
Harry W. Reed
Harry Bare
Gladys Ebersole
William Reed
Ella Walmer Reed
Ruth Towsen
Katherine Eveler
J. Wilbur Towsen
State College
Phi Delta Theta House
Park Austin Deckard
Louise Dayton
Williamsport
Alice Marie Decevee
Helen Keiser
Camp Hill
Pennsylvania Hospital
Mary Stark
Lester Melchair
Highspire
Arthur Cowdrey
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr. Little
William E. Wright
Greenbrier
White Supphur Springs
W. Va
Stouffer’s Restaurant
N. Court St
Maryland
Harry C. Hunter
Will Eadit
Taird & Harris
Astrich
Market Street
Saie No.1
Milan
Gage
Gage White
Lisere
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