Willing Workers Class Guests of Mrs Ritter
The Otterbein United Brethren Sunday School Willing Workers class met at secretary Mrs C W Ritter's home for a social session led by teacher J Frank Slike. This was the last gathering until September with Mrs Mazie Garrett hosting in September. Several members attended including Emma McLaughlin, William Brownewell Sr, John and Mrs Brownewell, Erna and Mazie Garrett, Edwin Garrett, Anna Longacre, Emma Wadsworth, Lillie Pike, and many others. Mr and Mrs C W Ritter and Mr and Mrs Howard Fairlamb have returned to Cleveland after a week with relatives on Green street. Charlotte Weaver of Tamaqua visited aunt Mary T Bender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein United Brethren Sunday School
J. Frank Slike
C. W. Ritter
Park Street
Mazie Garrett
Sulton Street
Emma McLaughlin
Willam Brownewell Sr
Mra
John Brownewell
Martha Leisher
Edwin Garrett
Erna Garrett
Lillie Pike
Cleveland
Howard Fairlamb
Ohio
Green Street
Charlotte Weaver
Tamaquas
Mary T. Bender
North Third Street
Martha Waltermeyer
Fourth Street
Pennsylvania
R. A. Dill
Frank Lindsey
West Fairview
Washington Camp No. 8
John Whittaker
Marian Breese Whittaker
North Second Street
Clearfield
Charless
Samuel Z. Shope
New York
Robert James
Waverly
N. Y
Alvin Gates
West End
Alexander Patton
Patton
Honore Patton
Rodcarmel Apartments
Curwenaville
Henry Gannett
Washington, K. Co
Misa Gannett
Shopping in June and gifts for graduates and brides
The feature promotes summer fashions at Astridh’s store with Mohair swimsuits and Annette Kellerman suits priced 2.98 to 5.00, white buck footwear at Walk-Over Boot Shop, and a buck cleaner. It also advertises a Grand Union summer orange phosphate drink and a wallpaper display at Blake Shop. Gifts for boys appear at Jacob Tausig’s with silver buckles, belts, brushes, watches, and varied prices up to 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Astridh
Market Street
Annette Kellerman
Jacob Tausig
Waltham
Elgin
Tausig
Camp Fire Girls Present Two Plays At St Pauls
The Cocalico and Blue Bird Camp Fire Girls perform two plays at St Pauls parish house at 8 pm under Miss Dora Wicker sham Coe and Miss Eleanor Neal Clark. Casts include Kathrine Watt, Hazel Collier, Frances Grove, Mildred Buchanan, Virginia Downes, Kathryn Wharton, Elizabeth Howard, Nancy Wharton, Florence Watt, Charlotte Grove, and others in Minnetoska's Dream and Niawatha selections with five scenes depicting Hiawathas boyhood wooing and the arrow maker's lodge among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocalico and
Blue Bird
St. Paul's
Second
Emerald Streets
Dora Wickersham Coe
Eleanor Neal Clark
Hazel Collier
Frances Grove
Mildred Buchanan
Pauline Long
Charlotte Grove
Margaret Good
Kathryn Wharton
Nancy McCullough
Virginia Downes
Boy
Hiawatha
Dora W. Coe
Iagoo
Nokomis
Elizabeth Howard
Bernice Williams
Priest
Robin
Elizabeth Haldeman
Squirrel
Florence Watt
Nancy Wharton
Rabbit
Elizabeth Early
Mildred Shutt
Kathryn Watt
Summerdale Park Dances by Xylopone Orchestra
Summerdale Park hosts a Saturday dancing event featuring the Xylopone orchestra on June 9 evening. Admission 15 and 35 cents. Ad page ad notes location and price.
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Summerdale Park
Xylopone
W C T U Debates Hefty Arguments at Harrisburg Church
Four elderly women faced off in a rare W C T U debate at the Fourth Street Church of God in Harrisburg. Grandmothers spoke for and against the proposition that Christian nations harmed heathen peoples, with Mrs Ellenberger arguing for benefits and Mrs Hartzler challenging the nations' standard. Judge Mrs Reigel awarded the victory to the negative, with Mrs DeGray and Mrs Blair as affirmative and negative supporters respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Fourth Street
H. B. Hartzler
Margaret Ellenberger
Ellenberger
Committee of
John DeGray
Walter M. Davis
Crusaders
Bowers Richardson Wedding at High Noon
Miss Ruth M. Richardson of Camp Hill and Thomas J. Bowers of this city wed Thursday June 7 at noon in Pine Street Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr. Lewis S. Mudge officiated. The couple will reside in Camp Hill after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth M. Richardson
Camp Hill
Thomas J. Bowers
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Third and
Pine Streets
Lewis S. Mudge
Albert P. Richardson
Miss Richardson
Hayes Hoover
Lemoyne
Mrs. Bowers
Haydn Creation Presented by Harrisburg Musical Art Society
The Musical Art Society staged Haydn's The Creation at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church with Miss Mary Buttorff and William S Hoover delivering strong solo work. The 50-voice chorus, led by John W Phillips, impressed with unity and diction, and a $25 Red Cross collection followed by a celebratory supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydn
Musical Art Society
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Buttorff
William S. Hoover
Garden of Eden
Hoover
John W. Phillips
Updegrove
William R. Stonesifer
The
Oreaa
Vania Forster
Katharine Dubbs
Mildred Garman
John Fisher
William Bretz
Ross Harman
Harrisburg
Red Cross
Phillips
Httle
Mrs Turner's Voice Pupils Delightful Recital
Pupils of Mrs Phoebe Smith Turner performed a charming recital last evening at 261 Peffer street with an audience of about forty. The program featured Miss LeNora Fry harpist Newell Albright pianist Robert C Smith soloist and accompanists Miss Irene Bressler and Stuart Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Smith Turner
Peffer Street
LeNora Fry
Newell Albright
Robert C. Smith
Irene Bressler
Stuart Black
Marte Putt
Lemoyne
Miss Grimes
Steerton
Miss Wilson
Mia
Walter Sohn
Herrisburg
Mercer Daughter Weds Quietly in Minnesota
Miss Vivien Mercer daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Richard V Mercer and granddaughter of Major and Mrs Elbridge McConkey was quietly married yesterday in Minnesota. The ceremony was kept small with family and close friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Vivien Mercer
Richard V. Mercer
This City
Major
Elbridge McConkey
Yester
Wedding Quiet After Family Death in Minneapolis
A small wedding in Minneapolis, Minnesota united Miss Sara McConkey and Harold Crittenden Wyman. Guests included the bride's aunt and her sister Mrs. Thomas Coerr, with the ceremony kept intimate due to a recent family death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineapolis
Minn
Harold Crittenden Wyman
Sara McConkey
Thomas Coerr
Novelty Silks and Silk Suits Displayed at Sale
Top skirts in novelty silks and satin range from 8.75 to 30.00 with multiple fabrics listed. Silk suits in taffeta and Gros de Londres priced from 25.00 to 55.00. Wash skirts offered in 50 styles and varying fabrics. Larger sizes well provided with prices 2.95 to 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heather Tyrol
Gros de Londres
la Jerz
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Mrs. Ritter
Grand Union Tea Company
Lugano
Blake Shop
Switzerland
Camp Fire Girls
Blue Birds
Minnetoska
Arrow Maker
the Ladies’ Bazaar
Gingham
Hodover Cove Furniture Company
Second Street
Messimer
Third St
Briggs
Market St
OFA
Dauphin County
the Patriotic Order Sons of America
Hershey
Victrola
Woodward School
Eighteenth
Herr Streets
Woodward
Violet H. Bolan
Gladys Santamaria
Floss Bailey
Columbia
Rhoda Mickey
John Smith
William Penn
Margaret Chambers
Miles Standish
Mrs. Bolan
General Washington
Betsy Ross
the Owl and
the Pussy Cat
Barbara Fritchie
Stonewall Jackson
Rubin & Rubin
Bell Phone
Liberty Bond
Sigler’s
C. M. Sigler, Inc
N. Second St
Harrisburg, Penna
Victrolas
Sigler Building
P. G. Diener
Dietrich Gruen
Gruen
Diener’s
Supreme
Georgette
Witmer, Bair & Witmer
Hoy
Woodbine Street
Hoy’s Grocery
BELL
Woodbine St. 17Th and Market Sts
LaFrance
LaFrance White Kid
North Fourth St