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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1915

Page

7

Beautiful Child Poem Written by Mrs Labaree

The July Pictorial Review prints Childhoods Golden Hour with child pictures and poems. Mary Fleming Labaree daughter of Samuel W Fleming of South Street offers A Rose and A Babe about a rose and a babe's song and blessing. Mrs Robert Elliott Speer of Englewood N J returns home after a brief visit with William Elder Bailey at Front and South Streets.

Mrs. Labaree Maud T. Fange Mary Fleming Labaree Samuel W. Fleming South Street Tabriz Persia Folows Robert Elliott Speer Englewood, N. J William Elder Bailey

Wedding Here at Noon Real Tabernacle Romance

Miss Miriam C. Shimer daughter of George S. Shimer Milton head of Milton Manufacturing Company to J. Raymond Hemminger of Nicholson Hemminger Evangelistic party wed at Pine Street Presbyterian Church in Milton with Rev Bernard J Brinkem officiating. Best man Rev Dr Harry B Stock Carlisle. Bride attended by sister Florence Shimer and cousin Elizabeth Shimer. Mary Sponsler Smith College student to return from Northampton Mass for summer with Sponsler family.

Miriam C. Shimer George S. Shimer Milton Milton Manufacturing Company J. Raymond Hemminger Nicholson-Hemminger Pine Street Presbyterian Church Bernard J. Brinkem First Presbyterian Church of The Commonwealth Florence Shimer Elizabeth Shimer Harry B. Stock Carlisle

Closing Exercises At West End Kindergarten

Interesting primary program held at 10 o clock in the West End Kindergarten and Primary School led by Miss Elizabeth R. Long. Students performed songs and recitations from Mother Goose and other familiar verses, with a march, prayers, and a farewell salute to the flag. Several local residents and visitors were noted in attendance and later social updates reported health, travel, and family notes.

West End Elizabeth R. Long North Second Street Charles Hoover Martin Ogelsby Bobbie Shafto Babylon Jack Troup Bobbie Moorhead John Keffer Samuel Wilhelm Jeanette Miller Eugene Fields the Moon Twinkle the Sandman Robert Ogelsby Dorothy Long Charles Doehne Virginia Doehne Junior Baker

Wickersham Sutton Wedding Tonight at Trinity Church

Miss Mary Anne Sutton daughter of Mrs Rachel Bair Sutton New Cumberland and Luther Elden Wickersham of this city wed at Trinity United Brethren Church New Cumberland Rev Benjamin A Ayres officiating A green and white decor and a wedding supper for the bridal party and relatives The bridal party includes maid of honor Miss Helen ae and bridesmaids Miss Edith Sutton and Miss Hazel Rosenberger The best man is Brewster Wickersham Ushers Paul L Rice and Theodore L Welles Jr After a Philadelphia Atlantic City trip the couple will reside at 802 North Sixth Street The bride a New Cumberland High School graduate. the groom an alumnus of Conway Hall and Pennsylvania State College

Mary Anne Sutton Rachel Bair Sutton New Cumberland Luther Elden Wickersham Trinity United Brethren Church Benjamin A. Ayres Rhoda Dessenberger Harvey Baer Helenae Edith Sutton Hazel Rosenberger Brewster Wickerjsham Paul L. Rice Theodore, L. Welles, Jr Philadelphia Atlantic City Wickersham North Sixth Street New Cumberland High School Morris Wickersham Conway Hall Pennsylvania State College

Baldwin Detailed to Sioux Falls for Special Work

W S Baldwin a leading U G S engineer from Philadelphia, tied to the Harrisburg Gas Co, is detailed to Sioux Falls for special work. His family will stay at 2027 North Second St until Fall. Prior to this, Baldwin completed a million dollar operation for his company in Chicago. The item also notes social visits and movements of local residents including Mrs Josephine Knight Baldwin, Mr and Mrs Frank Payne hosting a dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Walter Stenger, and other local addresses and movements of residents, with several mentions of Dr N R Perkins and Rev C H Grove.

Wareham Strong Baldwin Philadelphia Harrisburg Gas Company Sioux Falls S. D North Second Street Baldwin Chicago Josephine Knight Harry W. Knight Frank Payne Front North Streets Country Club Harrisburg Walter R. Stenger P. W. Manbeck Lewistown William Pinkney Hamilton Brooklyn Joseph Lester Charles St. Charles J. Wood, Jr Allison Street N. R. Perkins Boston R. L. Perkins Florence Carroll Second

Wedding at Stevens Memorial Church Manse

The marriage of Miss Ivie Marie Lupton and George E. Steigleman took place Wednesday morning June 9 at the Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church manse. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Clayton Albert Smucker. They leave for New York City and other points and will reside at 1621 Carination street Harrisburg after June 20.

Ivie Marie Lupton George E. Steigleman Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Vernon Street Clayton Albert Smucker

Marconi Invention Lets Italians Read Austrian Messages

A Rome dispatch reports Admiral Thaon Di Revel states Austrian wireless messages are regularly intercepted by Italians. The new Marconi device allegedly provides immense military value by enabling Italians to obtain this information while making Italian messages immune to interception.

Paris Thaon di Revel Rome Guglielmo Marconi

King Victor Emmanuel at Front Inspires Italian Troops

Reports from Rome say King Victor Emmanuel boosted morale along the Italian battle line by visiting every fighting zone. He traveled extensively on horseback over rough terrain to reach fortress heights, despite poor roads, delivering a visible show of leadership.

Associated Press Rome Paris Victor Emmanuel

De Wet pleads not guilty to high treason charge

General Christian De Wet, a leading figure in the South African rebellion, pleads not guilty to high treason and guilty to sedition at his Bloemfontein trial opening. The indictment lists numerous alleged rebellious acts and seditious utterances as three judges hear the case, prosecuted by Attorney General De Gager. De Wet was captured December 1, 1914, on a Waterbury farm in British Bechuanaland after a chase by a motor car brigade.

Associated Press London Christian de Wet Great Britain Bloemfontein Reuter Telegram Company de Gager de Wet Waterbury British Bechuanaland

Miss Edith C Bowers Visits Mountoursville and Millersburg

Miss Edith C Bowers of Mountours ville is visiting friends in this city and Millersburg.

Edith C. Bowers Mountoursville This City Millersburg

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