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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

5

Wharton Extension School seniors enlist in U S army service

Sixteen Wharton Extension School of Accounts and Finance students join military service, with eleven seniors entering various branches. Additional undergraduates—five men—enlist, including W L Munich sergeant in recruiting, Walter Seiler, John Simon in engineer corps, and others in supply, quartermaster, and engineers units. First year and second year men join Governor's Troop, Navy, and engineers reserve corps.

Wharton Extension School of Accounts of Finance United States Army Service W. L. Munich Harrisburg Walter Seiler John Simon Engineer Corps William F. Hoy Quartermaster’s Department Robert Meek Clarence Wolf Raymond Long Eighth Regiment John J. Helff Fort Niagara Russell Gleim Eighth James Fitzpatrick Engineers Reserve Corps Joseph Snyder U.S. A Ralph Gingrich Charles Brinser Joseph Mumma Headquarters Quartermaster's Department Fred O. Lyter Governor’s Troop Paul Kirby Navy

Wendell's Ambition Pills Advertised for Nervous Relief

An old advert promotes Wendell's Ambition Pills at fifty cents per box from H. C. Kinedy or C. Kennedy. The copy claims relief for nervous exhaustion over three days with a money back guarantee on first box, covering restless sleep weakness and various bodily complaints.

Mndell H. C. Kinedy Wendell C. Kennedy P Ay

Luther League Meets in Keller Memorial Church

Shiremanstown Pennsylvania June 8 Luther League gathering discussed The Spirit and Our Salvation. Leader Miss Elma Senseman presided during the Wednesday evening session at Keller Memorial Church.

Luther League Shiremanstown Keller Memorial Church Elma Senseman

Alkali In Soap Bad For the Hair

Soap should be used with care to protect hair. Most soaps and shampoos contain too much alkali, drying the scalp and making hair brittle. Use ordinary malsified cocoanut oil to cleanse hair. one to two teaspoonfuls lather well and rinse. It leaves scalp soft and hair silky and easy to manage. inexpensive and widely available.

Older Men Sought for Army Camps After June 15

Washington AP report June 8 notes only about 15 000 men will train in the second eight officer camps set for August 27 to September 26. War Department aims to select older and more capable individuals over 31 and with proven occupations to fill higher command roles in the new armies. Application blanks available after June 15 from state examining officers, with July 15 deadline. State quotas and camp sites listed, including New York Fort Porter and Philadelphia Arch Street as processing points.

Associated Press Washington McCain War Department Department New York State Fort Porter Pennsylvania Washington Avenue Scranton Arch Street Philadelphia New Jerey Trenton Delaware Fort McHenry Maryland Fort McMenry

Man Adopts Baby to Qualify for Army Service

Joseph Katona of Westmoor arranged with Mr and Mrs John Kullar to adopt his infant son John so he could be accepted by Army recruiters. The adoption was finalized in court before Judge H A Fuller. the baby's mother had died last month leaving a daughter. Katona said he is now free to go to war.

Wilkes-Barre Joseph Katona Westmoor John United States Army John Kullar H. A. Fuller Katona Third Artillery

California Socialists Threaten Split Over Draft Policy

San Bernardino California June 8 Socialist N A Richardson state executive committee member and 1914 gubernatorial candidate says California Socialists will withdraw from the national party if the St Louis anti draft resolution adopted April 7 is not repudiated He has sent notice to the national secretary of the party detailing the move.

San Bernardino Cal National Party St. Louis N. A. Richardson Socialist Party of California

Dauphin Teachers Elected for 1917 1918 Term

At a Dauphin school board meeting the 1917 18 term elected Frank R Curlin as High School principal and teacher, Miss Emsie Zweizig as grammar school teacher and Dauphin Methodist Episcopal pastor, Miss Eleanor Emmert was re elected as primary teacher. If Miss Anna Houck leaves for Washington this summer she will relocate West. Borough schools reopen September 10.

Dauphin Frank R. Curlin New Cumberland Emsie Zweizig Dauphin Methodist Episcopal Church Eleanor Emmert York Springs Anna Houck Washington

United States Must Aid Allies With Billions Of Food

Hoover reports U S must supply allies and a few neutrals with a billion bushels of cereals next year plus large amounts of meat fats and sugar. Domestic consumption must shrink while production increases and exports must rise to sustain Britain France Italy and other co belligerents amid wartime shortages. Major Kirk sends a photo from Soldiers Home Washington with greetings.

Washington Herbert C. Hoover United States America Food Administration Mr. Hoover Great Britain France United Kingdom Italy Sian Rumania Australia South America India North America Major Kirk New Cumberland John Kirk Soldiers Home Washington, D. C Hoff

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