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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

8

Eagles Urge Patriotism and War Support

Grand Worthy President Rex B Goodcell leads Fraternal Order of Eagles members in Harrisburg to back Liberty Loan subscriptions, military enrollment, and a $1000 death benefit for those killed in war. The May 29 30 meeting in Kansas City approved pledges urging unity, service, and financial backing for the war effort.

Liberty Loan Pe Nore Ieake Rex B. Goodcell Eagles Harrisburg -Aeria Order of Eagles Kansas City Gran Serie Order of “Eagles Grand Aerie

Red Cross Appeals for 100 Million War Fund Support

The National Red Cross urges every US chapter to raise a 100 million war fund to sustain foreign Red Cross units. The appeal notes Allied relief in Europe, wounded care, moral and physical aid, and postwar reconstruction to revive devastated areas. Local auxiliaries formed in Dauphin and Loyalton with nineteen new members pledged.

British Red Cross National Red Cross United States Red Cross Europe Barnes America Dauphin Loyalton George Kunkle John Y. Boyd Harris James E. Lentz Philip Meredith Lewis Palmer Frances Morrison

Salary Bills Move Through House On Second Reading

The legislature passed a second reading of the bill to fund salaries for state department attaches from June 1 until the general bill approval. The Woodward State Salary Board proposal failed by fifteen votes. Philadelphia’s single council bill was reported affirmatively as the first Friday session opened.

Economy and Efficiency Commission Philadelphia House Campbell Municipal Corporations Committee

Central Seniors as Opera Stars at Orpheum Play

Central High School seniors Miss Getha High and Miss Hazel Seibert will star in the comic opera H M S Pinafore at the Orpheum Theater presented by the class of 1917 on June 15 and 16 with a Saturday matinee for schoolchildren. High plays Josephine and Seibert as Cousin Hebe. both are active in school literary musical groups and have trained with local teachers.

Miss Getha High Hazel Seibert Central High School Orpheum Theater Miss High William L. High Greenstreet Josephine Opera J. Fred Wolfe Bethlehem Roy G. Cox H. G. Seibert Penn Street Hebe Joseph Porter Miss Seibert John W. Phillips Altoona Eaglesmere

Miss Elma Brenneman Marries Navy Surgeon in Brooklyn

Miss Elma Florence Brenneman wed Dr. George Albert Alden in a Brooklyn residence ceremony on June 6. The couple, with families present, will reside in New York while he awaits call for naval duty.

Elma F. Brenneman Jacop W. Brenneman Esther Brenneman Hazel Ruth Doten Francis J. O'Brian United States Navy Central High School St. Margaret's Washington, D. C Alden University of Vermont New York

Red Cross Golf Tournament At Harrisburg Country Club

The Red Cross golf tournament at the Country Club of Harrisburg will draw many players. Captains Mrs. Walter H. Gaither and Samuel G. Todd lead both sections. Ex-Governor John K Tener will participate and Mrs Tener, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payne, will cheer. Proceeds fund the Red Cross. prizes awarded for low scores.

Red Cross Harrisburg Walter H. Gaither Samuel G. Todd John K. Tener Anne McCormick

Conductor Struck by Lightning at Siding

H C Hughes conductor on the Wilmington and Northern branch of the Reading system was struck while turning a switch near Icedale south of Suplee Station. A bolt followed the rail into his body, tossing him twenty five feet. He revived after being taken to Brandywine and resumed duties that night.

H. C. Hughes Wilmington

U S Railways Sham to Move Necessities

Howard Elliott former president of the New Haven railroad and a Railroad War Board member outlines efforts to shift essentials of life and war like food fuel and iron ahead of luxuries. He cites a May 1 car shortage of 130000 and says improved loading unloading and movement could yield an extra 150000 cars soon.

Washington Howard Elliott New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Railroad War Board War Board Elliott Consignee

Flag Presented to Scouts by Dr Rebuck Ceremony

Troop 11 of the Boy Scouts in Market Square will receive a large American flag in a ceremony led by Dr Charles S Rebuck. Scout Master Edward Manser will accept the flag and Rev Dr George E Hawes will give an address.

Boy Scouts of Market Square Charles S. Rebuck Edward Manser George E. Hawes

Irving Loaned to Utica For Season Return

Binghamton reports a deal to send outfielder Bill Irving to Utica on loan for the remainder of the season. Irving previously played for the Pittsburgh Nationals.

Binghamton N. Y Bill Irving Utica Irving Pittsburgh Nationals

Government Opposes Labor Dictator in War-Era Policy

Secretary Wilson denies reports that the government intends to form a national industrial control. He cites cooperation among workers of all classes and notes that methods for adjusting labor troubles are under consideration by the Counc il.

Washington Wilson Coun

27 More Cases On Court List For June Sessions

District Attorney Michael E. Stroup adds twenty seven cases to the June criminal court list with a special term planned the week of June 26 to try murder and involuntary manslaughter defendants. The schedule lists cases including Saurs Paine Dasher Stevick Young Adams Mathews Cap Geary Mordan Bandford Karpes Forrest Smith Kurtz Lipsitz O Neal Bollinger From Edwards Potterger Kiawansky Hollenback Elizabeth Martin Sherman Martin Brisburn Applebury and others. Funeral notices and a state defense report follow in the same notice.

Michael E. Stroup Criminal Court John O. Cristley Willian Richcreek Harry Miller Hummelstown William “Buck” Saurs Joseph Paine Elmer Dasher Newton Stevick Samuel Young Wilber Adams John Mathews Luke Cap James Geary Franklin Mordan George C. Bandford Mike Karpes Forrest Smith Harry Kurtz I. Lipsitz James O'Neal William Bollinger Barry H. From John E. Edwards Karl Potterger Dave Kiawansky Robert Hollenback Elizabeth Martin Sherman Martin Frank Brisburn William Applebury

Experts Hear Plea For a Family Court

Pittsburgh June 8 Amalgamation of juvenile probation domestic relations and other judicial bodies into a family court bench to handle family problems was suggested by Mrs Jane Deeter Rippin chief probation officer of Philadelphia Municipal Court She spoke to the juvenile court section of the National Conference on Charities and Correction.

Pittsburgh Family Court Bench Jane Deeter Rippin Municipal Court Philadelphia National Conference On Charities and Correction Convenetion

Zion Lutheran Boy Scouts Organizes First Troop

The Boy Scouts of Zion Lutheran Church organize with seventeen members and expect rapid growth. William Breitinger is elected scoutmaster with Russel Lowery as assistant. A committee including P. G. Deiner and others will advise.

Boy Scouts of Zion Lutheran Church William Breitinger Russel Lowery P. G. Deiner G. F. Millheisen H. M. Hoke H. D. Harris W. Frank Whitman

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