McCarrell Honored by Sunday School at Market Square
Judge John Milton McCarrell LL D received a silver loving cup at Market Square Presbyterian from officers and teachers honoring his forty years as Sunday school superintendent. Dr. George B. Stewart spoke of fidelity and loyalty while a yearbook note and letters from church officials highlighted his long service and the school’s growth. John DeGray succeeds McCarrell as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Square Presbyterian
J. M. Ll
McCarrell
el John Milton McCarrell
Market Square Presbyterians
J. George B. Stewart
Auburn Theseal Seminary
Auburn
N. Y
Stewart
MecCarrell
A. Henry
Board of Sunday of Publications
Presbym Church
Judge McH
Calvary
Emmanuel
Judge McCarrell
United States
James W. Weir
Weir
Market Square
Calvary Church
John DeGray
Plan Big Ovation For Next Draft Contingent
Dauphin county men bound for service under the selective draft act prepare for a June 24 departure. Harrisburg civic groups arrange an ovation with committees named by the Harrisburg Camp No 8 United Spanish War Veterans and the City Grays, while G A R Sons of Veterans Foreign Service Men Harrisburg Reserves Penn Reserve Militia Company Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club are asked to appoint additional committees for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Grays’ Armory
Second
Forster Streets
United Spanish War Veterans
H. Stine
E. Laubenstein
Howard Newcomer
Don Monahan
Norman Ream
City Grays
FE. Laubenstein
Philip German
William Mailey
Christian Nauss
al Tack
Sons of Veterans, Foreign Service Men
Penn Reserve Militia Company
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Juniors Work on Display in Lemoyne Window
The Junior Red Cross of Lemoyne public schools displays work in the Musselman store window on Hummel avenue. Five large blankets and other materials are shown. Miss Edith Mumma, principal, led the training of the pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemoyne
Junior Red Cross
Traveling salesman praises Vinol tonic in Iowa ad
A traveling salesman from Atlantic Iowa credits Vinol with restoring health and strength after a period of weakness. The testimonial claims Vinol is a constitutional tonic made from beef and cod liver peptones and glycerophosphates. Local druggists and stores including Kennedy's Medicine Store and Kitzmiller's Pharmacy sell the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Iowa
W. E. Brockelsby
Vinci
George A. Gorgas
Kennedy's
Market Street
C. F. Kramer
Third
Broad Streets
Kitzmiller's Pharmacy
Derry Street
Vaudeville and silent film week at Harrisburg theaters
Major circuit vaudeville bills at Majestic and Regent feature Lady Alice and her animal act plus Elora the xylophone king. The park pool reopens as Two White Steppers, Moran duo and Niko entertain. Diero headlines with Ashley Alman and others. Pearl White serial continues. Mollie and Her Sisters next week. Mabel Normand stars in Joan of Plattsburg at Colonial. Elsie Ferguson in A Doll's House at Regent. Earl Williams stars in The Seal of Silence Wednesday-Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Ferguson
Lina Cavalieri
Paxtang Park
Lady Alice
Eleora
Alice
Elora
America
Paxtang
Bruce
Betty Moran
Niko
Diero
Majestic Theater
Harrisburg
Ashley and
Alman
Nana
Alexis
Chief Tendahoe
Mollie
the Majestic
Regent
Artcraft
Norma Helmar
Mabel Normand
Colonial Theater
Woman's nerves made strong by Lydia E Pinkham's remedy
Winona Minnesota woman testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her year long nervousness and insomnia. It claims to help displacements inflammation irregularities backache dizziness and nervous prostration in women over forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
Baie
Ife
Lydia E. Pinkham
Albert Sultze
Olmstead St
Increased Travel Costs Raise Fares Across the Board
Rail officials implemented a new rate of three cents per mile effective midnight with eight percent war tax. No return tickets, 48 hour use window, and higher Pullman charges apply. NYC trip climbs to 6.47 with tax, Philadelphia up to 6.74, Harrisburg to Lancaster 1.16 from 0.97. Major league teams and summer events face 40 percent hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pullman
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Railroads and local notes from Port Royal to Camp Hill events
The Pennsylee Club closed its season at Port Royal. Charles Killian of the Pennsylvania Railroad buys a home in Bowman avenue Camp Hill. Clerks work overtime on new fares and tickets. Harrisburg Elks plan to attend a dedication in Lebannon. Friendship and Co operative Club dance planned for June 2 percent. Pennsylvania Railroad schedule changes take effect next Sunday. Whistle blowing for troop trains to be prohibited. MARRIED 25 YEARS Mr and Mrs Derr of Marietta observed their silver anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Killian
Pennsylvania Railroad Station
Bowman Avenue
Camp Hill
Pennsylvania Railroad
Middle
Railroad Crew Standings by Division and Yard
Harrisburg and Enola divisions list crews and up crews for engineers firemen and brakemen by division with names. Reading and Conductor/Flagman assignments noted. Details include first to go times, specific crew numbers, and personnel lists across multiple yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Steffy
Baldwin
Greenawalt
Conway
Scanlon
Karr
Painter
MelIntyre
Kennell
Althouse
F. E. Beers
Hoy
Craver
Tatem
Brehm
Loudenslager
Patrick
Brown
Brink
C. W. Snyder
Kreiger
Leib
Earley
Krepps
Leiter
Blizzard
Swigart
Rathfon
Leppard
Nissley
Smith
Tettemer
Howard
E. R. Snyder
Asper
Blicker
Holsinger
Gilbert
Werner
Book
Crimmel
Shade
Bowman
Cassatt
Watts
Stewart
Shull
Shelley
Shearer
Yard Board
Bartolet
Getty
Barkey
Sheets
Barr
Eyde
Keever
Ford
Klerner
Crawford
Essig
Buffington
Hoover
Snyder
Heiney
Stapf
Witchey
Myers
Kistler
Shawfield
Moses
Cain
Mummaw
Rhine
Newkirk
Kilgore
ENOLA
Burkheimer
Hanlon
Lutz
Bair
Quigley
Feass
Fortenbaugh
Fenteal
Gingrich
Haubaker
the Reading
Moyer
Wireman
Kauffman
Minnich
Barnes
Walton
Beecher
Leitner
Sennet
Kitner
Rayston
Seashultz
Watson
Lehmer
Paxton
Reinfeld
Shultz
Hein
Mosger
Brubaker
Railroad Brotherhoods Observe 23rd Memorial Day Tributes
In Mauch Chunk Pa on June 10 the Federated Railroad Brotherhoods held the twenty third memorial day exercises. A parade from the courthouse to Upper Mauch Chunk Cemetery featured floral graveside decorations and multiple prayers. Reverends Rehrig Assman Freeman and Larkin delivered orations with choir music, and for the first time since observance began the song America was sung at every cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauch Chunk
Federated Railroad Brotherhoods
Mauch Chunks
Upper Mauch Chunk
W. M. Rehrig
St. John's Lutheran Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
East Mauch Chunk
Joseph Assman
St. Joseph's Church
Evergreen Cemetery
R. J. Freeman
First Reformed Church
Immaculate Conception Cemetery
T. J. Larkin
Immaculate Conception Church
Railroad
Pullman Clerks Must Give Phone Information
Washington June 10 The railroad administration opened an inquiry into complaints that Pullman agents refuse to answer telephone queries about seat or berth availability. Officials say no such orders exist but note instructions against telephone reservations to prevent lost berths from unclaimed bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Railroad Administration
Pullman
A A U Leader Demands War Time Beer Ban
Charlie Dean president of the Amateur Athletic Union urges immediate federal closure of breweries and saloons for the war. He argues beer wastes resources and harms manpower, calling for senators to receive envelopes demanding an end to brewing during the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie” Dean
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
Dean
Senate
Washington
Prizes Awarded at Colonial Golf Club Contest
The Colonial Country Club held a one club golf tournament awarding three prizes of golf supplies. W. B. Loving won first with a net 85 while Dr. S. I. Cadwallader and M. S. Kelley tied for second with net 92. The Elliott-Fisher Cup handicap points season starts Monday June 10 and club championship qualifying begins Saturday June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Country Club
W. B. Loving
Rough Seaside Layup Sparks Team Spirit
A rough community layup at the waterfront game drew cheers as local players rally around their team. The match showcased neighborhood talent with strong defense and quick passes, signaling renewed energy for the season.
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E McArrell
DC Fellows Hall
North Second ST. L
Jajestic
Seiro
Jceorge Rowland & CO
Victoria
Fannie Ward
Lusitania
Arthur Guy Empey
Axtang
ARK Theater
Ady Alice
Nibo
Fraced
Bett Morham Lad
Lassie
Joan of Plattsburg
Peeker
Mabel
Normand
Poldwan Pictures
Earle Williams
Regent Theater
Ik Ibsen
Erguson Ap
Mle
Bide Een Ear B &O
Dun
Baturnay
Colonial
Comfort Pow
Boston
Mass
Pennsylee Club
Port Royal
Elks
Lebanon
Philadelphia Division Veteran Employes’ Association
Marietta
B. Derr
W. C. Graham
R. E. Crum
G. G. Keiser
W. D. McDougal
O. L. Miller
S. H. Alexander
D. Keane
F. McC. Buck
J. A. Spotts
J. J. Kelley
J. Crimmel
R. M. Crane
R. F. Mohler
Hazel Armstrong
Progressive Club
Victor
Furnishers
the Kaiser
Congress
Colonial Golf Club
Beecham
E. M. Hershey
W. J. Sohl
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