Eleven Injured In Terrific Collision Near Krentz Creek Toll Gate
Eleven people were injured in a crash between a Ford automobile and a Pullman touring car near Krentz Creek toll gate north of Wrightsville. The Reichard party traveling from Lancaster to York had seven in the Pullman and four in the Ford. glare from lights contributed to the collision. Injuries included broken ribs and collarbone, facial wounds, and internal injuries. Helpers and nearby residents aided the injured at a farm house.
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Marietta
Krentz Creek
Wrightsville
Reichards
Reichard
Norback
Lancaster County
York
Ford
J. F. Reichard
J. H. Norback
J. H. Norbeck
Irene Reichard
Beatrice Reichard
George Huber
Clarence Heimberger
Shenberger
Spurgeon Young
To Have Perfect Skin Throughout the Summer
An old article promotes mercorized wax as a skin brightener and cleanser. It claims one ounce cleanses a soiled complexion and advises applying overnight like cold cream. Astringent lotion with saxolite and hazel is recommended for wrinkle prevention in heat.
Cumberland Valley Railroad Timetable May 24 1914 Harrisburg
Trains leave Harrisburg for Winchester Martinsburg at 7 50 am 3 40 pm. For Hagerstown Chamberburg Carlisle Mechanicsburg and intermediate stations at 6 03 7 50 11 53 am 3 40 5 32 7 40 11 00 pm. Additional trains for Carlisle Mechanicsburg at 9 48 am 2 18 3 27 6 30 9 30 am. For Dillsburg at 5 03 7 50 11 53 am 2 18 3 40 5 32 6 30. Daily except Sunday all other trains setly. RIDDLE J H TONGE S 3
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Harrisburg
Winchester
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Chamberburg
Carlisle
Mechanicsburg
Dillsburg
Riddle
J. H. Tonge
Notable Deaths Reported Across Central Pennsylvania
Recent Deaths in Central Pennsylvania lists several notable losses. Samuel Deitrich, 67, ex Sheriff of Northumberland County and former jail warden, died at home in Mt Carmel. Maria Sippling, 84, of Lancaster County, died after a long life there. Abraham S Long, 80, of East Lampeter, dies on his farm. he led politics and descended from the Long family. Hammond Rodenbaugh, 70, of Point Township, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad employee, is described as wealthy. George W Hildebrandt, 73, a Sunbury native and Civil War veteran, helped form local O U A M chapters. William S Bauder, 62, died in Elizabethtown at the Masonic Home. he was a longtime Mason.
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Sunbury
Samuel Deitrich
Northumberland
Mt. Carmel
George A. Deitrich
Levi Deitrich
Carmel
jJustice of the Peace
Rapho
Maria Sippling
Lancaster County
East Lampeter
Abraham
Long
Pennsylvania Railroad
Marietta
George W. Hildebrandt
State Council of the Order of United American Mechanics
Elizabethtown
William S. Bauder
Masonic
Masonic Fraternity
Evangelistic Campaign Planned For Mechanicsburg
Mechanicsburg set for a winter evangelistic drive with E. C. Miller of South Bend as the speaker. Miller recently worked with Dr. W. E. Biederwolf in Waynesboro and Chambersburg. Meetings likely the first week of January 1915 at Heighes building on West Simpson Street. if unavailable a tabernacle will be erected.
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Mechanicsburg
E. C. Miller
South Bend
Ind
W. E. Biederwolf
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Heighes
West Simpson Street
TENTS FOR CAMP AT SUNBURY FOR VETERANS ENCAMPMENT
Four hundred tents for the annual encampment of the State Division Sons of Veterans were received from the State Arsenal in Harrisburg. The tents, used by the National Guard of Pennsylvania, will be loaned for the event held here next week.
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Sunbury
State Division
Sons of Veterans
State Arsenal
Harrisburg
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Arsenal
Joyful Anticipation of Motherhood Promoted
An advertisement extols Mother’s Friend as a safe external aid to ease pregnancy strain and reduce nausea. It claims long use across generations, produced in a private laboratory, and sold by druggists nationwide with a mailed book for expectant mothers from Bradfield Regulator Co.
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United States
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta
Great Chain Made for Panama Canal
Lebanon Pennsylvania reports Lebanon Chain Company shipped a 450 foot three inch fender chain to the Panama Canal. The chain guards gates of a canal lock and is part of forty chains under manufacture. Government inspector Frank Pierce supervised the production from raw material to finished links.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Chain Company
Panama Canal
Frank Pierce
Commencement at Lebanon Valley College honors Bachman
Annville reports the Conservatory of Music ceremony in Eagle Hall where Ora Belle Bachman receives a bachelor of music degree. The 1920s class includes Mary Lydia Light Mary Elizabeth Painter and John Frederick Arnold. In Hagerstown Emma J Schreiner wills funds for the Lutheran Orphans Home at Loysville Pa totaling 100 dollars.
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Annville
Conservatory of Music
Lebanon Valley College
Eagle Hall
Ora Belle Bachman
Mary Lydia Light
Mary Elizabeth Painter
John Frederick Arnold
Hagerstown
Emma J. Schreiner
Loysville
Martz Brothers Hardware Dealer Edward M Martz Dies
Funeral services for Edward M Martz of Martz Brothers hardware at 21 South Third Street were held this afternoon from his home at 1851 Herr Street. Burial followed in Penbrook Cemetery. Survived by wife Katherine, son Robert, two brothers Calvin F and Grant A, and other relatives. He belonged to Enterprise Lodge Knights of Pythias and Loyal Order of Moose.
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Edward M. Martz
Martz Brothers
South Third Street
Philadelphia
Herr Street
Penbrook
Martz
Calvin F
Grant A. Martz
East Hanover Township
Katherine
Robert
Grant A., M. D
D. W. Martz
Mr. Martz
Enterprise Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Loyal Order of Moose
Chambersburg Motor Club Booster Run Reaches Harrisburg Stop
On the second annual Booster run nine cars paused in Harrisburg for one hour after starting from Chambersburg at eight this morning. The 164 mile route passed Gettysburg York and Lancaster before the stop. Car owners included Stewart Pfoutz Gilbert Brereton Elder Latshaw Sellers Grove and Pfoutz. The finish in Chambersburg is planned for 6 06 this evening.
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Motor Club of Chambersburg
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Cumberland Valley
Chambersburg
J. Clyde Myton
Motor Club of Harrisburg
Market Square
George Stewart
Cadillac
D. G. Pfoutz
Studebaker
George FB. Gilbert
T. J. Brereton
I. Cc. Elder
A. K. Latshaw
Norman EF. Sellers
Overland
Dr. N. C. Grove
John A. Pfoutz
Gettysburg
York
Rosy and Plump Health from Right Food Grape-Nuts
A woman testifies that after a year of illness her husband recommended Grape-Nuts with cream. She says her wife regained strength and is now rosy and plump, noting the product’s nourishment. The ad cites Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and promotes The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
New Cumberland Local Notes Hit June Meetings
Paul Bickley attends the Red Men convention in Philadelphia as a Labraska Tribe representative. Dorcas Club officers elected: May Brown president, Dorothy Davis VP, Freeda Miller secretary, Elizabeth Wiles treasurer. William Zeller family dines with the Kings in Dauphin. Baraca class officers elected: James Pryor president, C H Howard VP, Walter Eby secretary, Raymond Sawyer treasurer, C L Eby teacher. Lemoyne Fire Company names officers. 300 pound bell ordered for enginehouse. festival planned for June 27. Lutheran Sunday school girls plan a sewing circle instruction by Mrs. Z F Lightner.
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New Cumberland
Paul Bickley
Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Labraska Tribe of
Red Men of
Dorcas Club
Methodist
May Brown
Dorothy Davis
Freeda Miller
Elizabeth Wiles
Lemoyne
Baraca
Evangelical Sunday School
James Pryor
C. H. Howard
Walter Eby
Raymond Sawyer
C. L. Eby
Lemoyne Fire Company
William Bear
Wiliam Bushey
Clarence Moul
George Peffer
H. H. Rice
Oscar Welfensburger
Herman Avenue
Sunbury Couple Celebrate 56th Anniversary and Birthdays
Sunbury Pa June 9 Sergeant Samuel Bright Civil War veteran and his wife both of Sunbury celebrate their fifty sixth wedding anniversary and birthday anniversaries. A dinner and family reunion with their children. Bright is 80 and his wife younger. They have spent fifty six years in the same block. He served in multiple Pennsylvania units during the Civil War. New Bloomfield Pa June 9 Sunday schools will hold a basket picnic at Grofft woods on the Susquehanna river. A special train will be run.
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Sunbury
Samuel Bright
Bright
Forty-ninth
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Eleventh Volunteer Infantry
Sixteenth
New Bloomfield
Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, Lutheran, Reformed and
United Brethren Churches
Grofft
Married After Short Courtship in Washingtonboro
Miss Mabel E. Penn of Dover married John O. Kise a gardener and farmer after a romance of five days. Rev F L Bardens conducted the ceremony at Church of God. The couple wed Sunday following a brief courtship. Sunbury notes report the ceremony occurred after a week’s acquaintance.
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Washingtonboro
Mabel E. Penn
Dover
John. O. Kise
F. L. Bardens
Church of God
Will Be Sizzling by Tomorrow Says Forecaster
Forecasters predict a return to sizzling weather by tomorrow with sea breezes from the East pushing back a heat wave. Last night’s storms and displays eased Harrisburg’s heat and brought cooler conditions, setting the stage for a warmer day ahead.
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Harrisburg
New England
George Pike Enters Royal Palace Not Harry
George Pike a machinist's helper gained entry to Buckingham Palace at night, not his brother Harry according to J D Oakley superintendent of an Atlanta county ranch and friend of the Pike family. Mrs Helen Pike of Oakland says she is George Pike's wife.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Cal
Harry Pike
George
Royal Apartments
Buckingham Palace
London
J. D. Oakley
Atlanta
Pike
Oakley
Helen Pike
George Pike
Schwab Receives Doctor of Laws at Villanova Ceremony
In Villanova Pennsylvania on June 9 Charles M Schwab president of Bethlehem Steel Company was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree by Villanova College.
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Associated Press
Villanova
Villanova College
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Mine Inspectors Meet Opens Seventh Annual Convention
The Mine Inspectors Institute of the United States opens its seventh annual convention in Pittsburgh with an address of welcome and a reply by President D. J. Roderick. Delegates will enjoy a steamboat ride this evening and banquets are planned for Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
The
Mine Inspectors Institute of the
Camp Hill Gage Case Reopened in Cumberland Court
In Carlisle, June 9, the Cumberland court in equity reopened the Camp Hill citizens versus Riverton Consolidated Water Company rate case. Judge Seibert presided with testimony on improvements costs around 1900. Camp Hill officials and residents attended. attorneys for both sides were named and a decision was anticipated soon.
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Carlisle
Camp Hill
Riverton Consolidated Water Company
Cumberland Court
Seibert
Perry County
G. R. Barnett
Frank Nead
Harrisburg
J. W. Wetzel
C. 8. Brinton
EB. M. Biddle, Jr
Raze Rival Tower of Pisa in York Church Spire
In York Pennsylvania on June 9, St. John’s German Lutheran Church began removing its 195 foot steeple after discovering the tower leaned four feet from plumb. A Philadelphia steeplejack handles the hazardous task as the spire and two brick stories are removed to finish the Gothic recollection. The Boyce have ordered the highway roped.
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York
St. John’s German Lutheran Church
Philadelphia
Boyce
Fighting Disease Germs and Building Blood Health
There is a popular idea that sickness comes from germs entering the body through food water air. Disease germs attack only when defenses weaken. rich red blood is a key defense. Dr Williams Pink Pills boost resistance, with advice to eat well and breathe fresh air. Free booklets offered by Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
French Cream o Sage and Quinine Hair Darkener Ad
An advertisement touts LeMay's Cream o Sage and quinine as a safe non dye to darken gray hair. It promises a uniform dark shade in a few applications and claims clear scalp with no dandruff in under a week. Available at multiple local merchants for about 50 cents a bottle.
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LeMay
Frank J. Althouse
Bowman Mell & Co
J. Nelson Clark
Wm. Deiss
Eckels
Goodbye to Pimples if You Use Lax Links
An advertisement claims pimples signal constipation and promotes Lax Links candy laxatives flavored with spearmint. It asserts they purge toxins, purify blood, and improve complexions without habit forming drugs. Suitable for children, invalids, and the elderly. 10c and 25c boxes sold by druggists. free samples offered by Boro Salicine Co. Philadelphia.
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Boro Salicine Co
Philadelphia
Make It Yellowstone This Summer
Advertisement urging travel to Yellowstone Park highlighting its scenery and attractions. It promotes Burlinton Route rail travel with planning service from William Austin, general agent, C B and Q Railroad, Philadelphia, and offers a color map folder with trip details.
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Europe
Good Old
Niagara
Burlington
Yellowstone Park
Wm. Austin
C. B
R. R. Co
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
School OF Commerce
Market Bau
Harrisburg Business College
Market St
Pennsylvania
United Ice & Coal Co
Foster and Cowden
Chestnut
Steelton, Pa
Yingst Electrical Company
Lousville
Penbrook Cemetery
West Shore News
Dorcas
William Zellers
Maurice King
Dauphin
Northumberland County Common Pleas Court
Reginald Myron McKee
Watsontown
Susquehanna, Blomsburg
Berwick
James H. McKee
Harry
Royal Palace
Schwab
Camp Hill Gage
Riverton Water Company
Piza
Yellowstone
Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Driseiioe
Market Street
BELL
King Oscar
Shakespeare
Els
Warrisburg
Great Authors Library
U. S
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