Two Army casualty lists publish many names
Washington June 10 The Army casualty list shows 74 names including 13 killed in action 5 died of wounds 1 died in airplane accident 1 died of disease 1 died of accident and other causes 46 wounded severely 7 wounded degree undetermined and one prisoner previously missing. A Marine corps list adds captains and sergeants among others. A second list on June 9 reports 198 names with breakdowns for killed in action died of wounds and other categories. Also marines list 2 enlisted men dead from wounds and 10 wounded.
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Washington
John A. Ewing
Dorchester
Mass
Edgar Alfred Lawrence
Chicago
Charles W. Atkins
Winterset
Iowa
John T. Costello
Binghamton
N. Y
Spencer J. Searles
Merriam Park
Minn
Elmer D. Mackey
McKeesport
Anthony Dicello
Pottsville
Samuel Buchalter
Colchester
Biscoe
N. C
Walter Bruce
Lowell
William H. Hornby
Fall River
Gust Kales
John E. King
Asheboro
Mac Winger
Marysville
Hic W. Walterman
Kamrar
Jefferson O. Myers
Boonville
Ind
Elsie Lewis
Madison
Dwight Kk. Carson
Mount Ayr
James W. Hewitt
Creston
Anton Jirkowski
Cedar Rapids
Lee Jones
Andrew
Joseph L. Madden
Washington, D. C
Glen Stanley
Pittsford
Mich
William F. Murphy
Conshohocken
Walter Dunn
Homer City
Coarless J. McGee
Punxsutawney
Wwington
Pershing
Marine Corps
James A. Anderson
Summit
Henry Lee Mosher
Falconer
Lancaster
Mike Ighback
Cannellton
Calvin B. Aquay
Maple Street
Battle Creek
Martin P. Kennedy
Northeast Street
Holyoke
Lazzard L. Landry
St. Patrick
John W. Lankford
Union
D. C
Barney Liles
Florence
Ala
Joseph. Luther
Morrisdale
Henry
Stewartville
Benntley
Jones
Grand Ridge
Fia
James W Weldon
Floyd Street
Toledo
Ohio
Anton Bernatz
Decorah
James
Farley
Odd
W. Va
Stanley Kryscysyns
Podulski
Russia
F. Ray
McCurtain
Joseph M. Todd
Lonin Avenue
Grand’ Rapids
John Warren
Madison, Ind
Dozier Wren
Bethara
Circus to Arrive Early with Ringling Brothers Parade
The Ringling Brothers circus arrives with officials selecting show grounds and preparing for a three mile downtown parade featuring a new pneumatic calliope drawn by camels and a brass mounted band. Performances start at 2 and 8 p m with a 1 000 animal menagerie opening earlier. stars include Lily Leitzel May Wirth and Hilary amid a grand In Days of Old spectacle.
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Ringlingville
Tanbark
Ringling Brothers
Lily Leitzel
May Wirth
Hillary
Otagawa
Tamaki
Johannes Company
Ernest Clark
Jescue Ridepelebans Dlu
Circus Sram
Daylight saving mixup delays sun eclipse in Marysville
In Marysville on June 10 residents learned that clock changes under daylight saving caused confusion about the solar eclipse timing. Almanacs had 5 31 p m for the event but many waited from 4 30 pm, then 6 pm and 8 15 pm before realizing the time shift. The error sparked anxious waiting and a lesson on adjusting almanac references to the new time.
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Marysville
Baer
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Cove Mountains
Old Sol
Loss of $800 Traced to Borough Delays
West Fairview reports that about $800 was lost due to delayed reports on borough finances and council inaction. The tax shortage case with a New York bonding company was settled, revealing a $135 unpaid tax balance plus previously undisclosed deficits. The bond firm settled for $600 to the borough and $875 to the school board, ending the dispute. A booster club meeting in New Cumberland is announced for tomorrow evening.
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West Fairview
Boroug
New York
Milton Smvitxer
West Shore social items span towns and events
Personal notices from Enola to New Cumberland list guests, visits, and family events. Names include Surf, Sharon, Mathews, Reed Gracey, and many local residents. several travelers are noted to and from Harrisburg, Shiremanstown, Marysville, and Dillsburg.
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West Shore
Harry Surf
Maggie Sharon
York
George Mathew
Bridge Street
New Cumberland
Ida Ruby
Water Street
Myer
Newberry
Frank Beckley
Washington, D. C
Reed Gracey
Camp Meade
M. L. Baker
Sulker
Lewistown
Brangan
Philadelphia
Viola Senna
Claud Wolf
Dorothy
Dillsburg
James O.senseman
Shirermanstown
France
William Yohn
Elmer EB. Abbott
Harrisburg
Samuel Crawbaugh
Shiremanstown
J. L. Menges
Steven
Bertha Strock
Harry E. Sheaffer
F. L. Spangler
David Brinkley
Charles Simpson
Albert Simpson
Lemoyne
Neda Hall
Steelton
8S. K. Margret
Ada Kauffman
Lisburn
Romaine Rupp
Blanche
Hazel Danner
Clara Moran
Elizabeth Hagar
Hazel Hagar
Sahaut
Hilda Famous
Wormleysburg
Edward Smith
I. W
Spectacular animal act with dogs horses clowns heads to Bowman's
The program features Balarini the horse, Shetlands, collie dogs, pigs, goats, geese and Toque the trained dog performing in gymnastic acts. Thunderous chariot races and events pit the fleetest dogs against horses. A downtown ticket office opens tomorrow at Bowman's in Market Street with same prices as the show grounds.
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Balarini
Toque
Bowman’s Department Store
Market Street
Summer Shoes For Boys and Children
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart offers sturdy summer footwear for boys and children. Heavy brown army duck shoes and elk skin scout shoes come in multiple sizes with varied prices. Calf barefoot sandals and willow calf play oxfords priced for quick selection. Street Floor.
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Goodyear
Pomeroy & Stewart
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Charles V. Bloomquist
St. Marks Avenue
Brooklyn
Mes IL
Cannon
Dancy
Wis
Dick ‘Ferguson
Victoria
Liyod Livingston
Cecil, Ga
Denver Miller
Harry B. Robbins
Salem
Oscar Lee Sackett
Jasper
Edward Sherrad
Brunswick
Louis F. Steber
Clencoe Street
St. Paul
Arthur Washington
Clarksdale
Miss
Abraham Stewart
Georgetown
5. C
Edwards Street
New Haven
Conn
Russell G. Barnette
Baxter
Frank Hannon
Lawrence Street
Hartford
Oy Todd
Kossuth
John Allace
Wyckoff Avenue
Lemoyne High School Alumni Association
Walter Slothower
Ruth Reeser
Hazel Kuhn
Benjamin Kunkel
RED Cross
Edith Mumma
Circus
Marie Morlande Es
Princess Rosalizd
Enola
Josephine Weaver
Queen Esther
Methodist Church
Hilda Wagner
Ruth Bitner
Mary Aller
Esther Reigle
Miriam Troup
Ruth McKay
Cathryne Shuey
Beatrice Miller
Mildred Kapp
Florence Miller
Gladys Smith
Genevieve Ward
Betty Whiteman
Emma Weaver
Frank Hutter
John P. Weaver
Green
Francis Green
State Normal School
West Chester
Trinity Lutheran Church
Booster Club
Baughman Memorial Methodist Church
Rishel
W. O. Rishel
Washington Heights
J. M. Tritt
David Fshleman
J. A. Tritt
Carlisle
James Jacobs
Eleanor Jacobs
Bendersville
J. H. Young
A. B. Lantz
Hillside
R. M. Peffer
Harold Bishop
Irvin Deardorf
David Eshleman
Peter Warner
Roger Eppley
Third Engineer Training Regiment
Camp Humphreys
Belvoir
Annie Eppley
James D. Davis
Three Hundred and Fourteenth Infantry
Alice Osman
H. M. Buck
Grace United Evangelical Church
Y. M. C. A. Treas
George Ellinger
Robert G. Cunningham
Cunningham
S. G. Hepford
Perry County
Rhinesmith
New Bloomfield
Hanley
Flying Squadron Foundation
J. Frank Hanley
Indiana
Trinity Reformed Church
Duncannon Methodist Episcopal Church
Navy Lemoyne
Milton Baker
McNeill
J. Kelso Green
Schoo
Cumberland County
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart
Dives
Pomery & Stewart
Pomeroy
Adam Design
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