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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1916

Page

6

Deaths and Funerals in Harrisburg Area

Elizabeth Shantz McCord aged 68 died after a lingering illness at her son A J Shantz 2145 Penn Street born in Switzerland longtime Harrisburg resident and Market Square Presbyterian member survived by son and daughter funeral Monday at 10 The McCord notice lists Mary A Bixler widow of John Bixler Wormleysburg resident for fifty years died after brief illness survived by five children arrangements pending Perc y G Rapp 32 died at home in regress services held at Pine Street Presbyterian Church burial in Harrisburg Cemetery survived by wife and two sons Jay Duties William Jay 70 year old machinist with Pennsylvania Railroad died this morning at 313 Seneca Street survived by widow two sons and one daughter funeral Monday at 2 at St Pauls P B Church burial Harrisburg Cemetery

Elizabeth Shantz McCord A. J. Shantz Penn Street Shantz Switzerland Harrisburg Market Square Presbyterian Church Iss Sara F. McCord Mary A Bixler Mary A. Bixler H. K. Cunkle Robert N. Sadler Wormleysburg Martin Hichelberger Sunbury Percy G. Rapp Lewis &. Mudge Pine Street Presbyterian Church Rm Jay William Jay Pennsylvania Railroad Seneca Floyd Appleton St. Paul's P. B Samuel Green Calder Street St. Paul's Baptist Church E. L. Cunningham Lincoln Cemetery

Glacier Park Glory Piques Vacation Fantasies

There is nothing in the world like Glacier Park an ideal recreation spot with glacial lakes trout streams and a riot of wildflowers. The climate air and scenery attract visitors while a sales agent offers to plan trips or mail reading matter maps and pictures with no obligation.

Glacier Park Chuck Jacter Park Wm. Austin Chestnut Street Philadelphia

Lily Leitzel Proclaims Exercise Boosts Women’s Health

Lily Leitzel of Ringling Brothers circus, a petite Prague native under twenty, advocates regular exercise for women. She cites personal strength gains from aerial routines, notes women’s health benefits, and highlights her role in the Cinderella spectacle as part of the touring circus with 400 aerialists and 1,008 wild animals.

Lily Leitzel Miss Leitzel Jeanne Rae Cinderella Ringling, Brothers’ Circus Lily Lettzel Prague Bohemia Ringling Brothers

Believed Pommern Sunk Was New Cruiser

London reports a Copenhagen dispatch saying the Pommern sunk off Jutland was a newly built battle cruiser not the earlier 1905 battleship torpedoed in the Baltic in July 1915. Admiralty officials cite British submarine claims and survivor testimony regarding caps bands on the older vessel.

London Jutland Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Company Baltic Admiralty Associated Press

Slender Slander Suit Filed Over Ungentle Words

Agnes Kresovac begins a $2,500 slander suit against Anna Siminic and her husband John after Anna allegedly called Agnes ugly and notified mutual friends by post card. Meantime M. G. Flowers sues Clara I. Louder for $3,000 over denied access to a Highspire mill he leased, claiming furniture and equipment cannot be removed. Attorney Robert Stucker represents both plaintiffs. Dauphin county courts appoint tipstaves for next week’s June criminal sessions, listing names such as Potters Green Fulchner and more.

Anna Siminic Agnes Kresovac Anna John M. G. Flowers Clara I. Louder Highspire Robert Stucker Tipstaves Dauphin County John Potters R. W. Green Harry Fulchner Milton W. Graham William Reed Joseph Bateman Samuel Johnson Felix Newman Charles L. Harris Robert Daugherty A. G. West Robert Young Henry Chub Albert Johnson Lewis Brown H. B. Hanlen John Barr

Fractures Ankle From Swing Fall In Paxtang

Five year old Clyde McCrary of Paxtang fractured his left ankle after a fall from a swing and was taken to Harrisburg Hospital. The issue also notes church events and obituaries for Harrisburg area readers with details on services and burial places.

Clyde McCrary Paxtang Harrisburg Hospital St. Paul's Baptist Church Central High School Mary M. Payne St. Paul's Church Fourth Street Church of God

Dauphin County Bar Association Holds First Picnic

The Dauphin County Bar Association held its first annual picnic yesterday at Inglenook with 46 attendees. Guests included President Judge George Kunkel Additional Law Judge S J M McCarrell Dauphin county courts Judge W M Seibert Perry county courts Prothonotary Harry F Holler Recorder James Ek Lentz Sheriff W W Caldwell. The event moved to Inglenook Club and returned late last evening. Arrangements were led by John Fox Weiss J H Shopp and Charles C Stroh.

W. W. Caldwell Inglenook Club John Fox Weiss J. H. Shopp Charles C. Stroh

Lord Gray Sets 24 Hour Traffic Record in New York

Lord Gray drives a stock Chalmers Six-30 for 24 hours through congested Manhattan streets, covering 358.7 miles and surpassing his own London record. He completes 14 circuits of a 26.3 mile course with 147 full stops and reaches Abbey Hill at speeds between 27 and 36 mph, aided by AA witnesses and a car owned by Willard Wilson.

Lord Douglas Gray New York City Lord Gray London New York Fort Washington Avenue Broadway Forty-second Street Fifth Avenue Eighth Street Lafayette Brooklyn Bridge the Battery Abbey Hill

Power of Four-wheel Tractor Demonstrated

In Steam Shovel Town Conneaut Ohio a torn up State street track forced passenger transfers and extra streetcar runs for Decoration Day. A Jeffery Quad four wheel drive truck towed a street car along the trackless block showing power and versatility as it pulled the car to the other end of the line.

Conneaut Ohio State Street Steam Shovel Town Jeffery Quad

Dodge Brothers Cars in Preparedness Parade in Boston

Boston held its big Preparedness parade on Saturday May 27 with the Henshaw Motor Company leading Dodge Brothers motorcars in the ceremonies. The Harvard regiment numbering about 1 000 students participated prominently.

Cambridge Boston Dodge Brothers New England Henshaw Motor Company Harvard Regiment

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