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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1919

Page

17

Final Inning Is Full of Thrilling Plays in Interdepartment League

The Rolling Mill team edged Machine Shop 9 to 8 in a tight Bethlehem Company Interdepartment League game. Key moments included two-base hits by Juilard and Leck, and a late run by Rolling Mill after Nozzie subbed in for Hoffman. Pitchers Zimmerman and Landis logged strong lines, with errors and steals contributing to the dramatic finish.

Rolling Mill Bethlehem Company Rolling Mill AB. R. H. O. A. E Avlok Hoffman Nerman Sainte’ UK Lee Oseaens Juilard Leck Books Etter Zimmerman Hoon Landis Grove Krout Gardner Whitney Morrett White Newbaker Nozzie Nesser

Deaths and Funerals Report Local Obituaries

Obituaries note the deaths of Barbara Snyder Ellen Hager and Jacob Charles Himes with funeral services held. Snyder died at 84 at her daughter's Hershey home and was buried in Chamber Hill church cemetery. Hager died Saturday morning at her daughter Mrs Thompson’s Steelton home. she is survived by daughter and two sons. Himes had services from 1912 Chestnut Street and burial at Centerville. County commissioners resume coal land valuation talks tomorrow at 10 30 with W F Sekol among engineers likely to attend.

Barbara Snyder B. S. Bomgardner Hershey Chamber Hill Church Ellen Hager John Thompson Swatara Street Steelton John Hager Thompson Ross Hager Jacob Smeltzer Kulpmont Howard O. Holstein Jacob Charles Himes Chestnut Street S A. Bower Centerville Susquehanna Collieries Company W. F. Sekol

Burial Of Young Slate After Tubercular Marasmus

George Slate one year old, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Slate, died yesterday of tubercular marasmus. He was buried this afternoon in Mount Calvary cemetery. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Father Pohl of St Mary's Catholic Church.

George Slate Joseph Slate Mount Calvary Cemetery Father Pohl St. Mary's Catholic Church

Missionary Society Meeting At Centenary United Brethren

The Women's Missionary Association of Centenary United Brethren Church meets this evening at 7 30. The program is led by Mrs J M Heagy and includes a report on delegates from the recent Schuylkill Haven convention.

Women's Missionary Association of Centenary United Brethren Church J. M. Heagy Schuylkill Haven

Youngest Student Wins Honors At Tech School

The article highlights four top honors students at the Tech school. Charles David Herbert, nicknamed Edison II, is a four year camera club member and former secretary now president, also a staff photographer for the Tech Tatler. David Jerome Ellinger excels in athletics and Gas Engine Club activities. Harry Augustus Gumpert, known as Pop, is a notable photographer and staff member on the school issue. Wilbur Isaac Nisley, or Nis, serves as treasurer of the Thomas Edison Electrical Club and participates in the Mandolin and Tech Gun clubs.

Tech Camp Curtin Charles David Herbert Edison II Tech Tatler David Jerome Ellinger Harry Augustus Gumpert Pop Stevens Wilbur Isaac Nisley Nis Thomas Edison Electrical Club Mandolin Club Tech Gun Club

Robert S. Hubler Killed by Water Plug Near Parkesburg

Robert S. Hubler a 40 year old passenger fireman for the Pennsylvania Railroad was killed yesterday near Parkesburg when he leaned from his cab window and was struck by a water plug. He lived at 203 North Fifth Street and is survived by his wife Irma Hubler his parents six sisters and two brothers. Funeral services are set for tonight at 8 with Rev A M Stamets and the body will be moved to Elliottsburg for further services under Adams No 319 Free and Accepted Masons. He belonged to the Masonic Order the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and the Loyal Order of Moose.

Robert 8. Hubler Pennsylvania Railroad Parkesburg Hubler North Fifth Street A. M. Stamets Augsburg Lutheran Church Hoover & Son Elliottsburg Adams Margaret Hubler Irma Hubler Benjamin Hubler Masonic Order The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen Loyal Order of Moose

Road Macadamized on Peter's Mountain Section

County has macadamized about two miles of the road over Peters mountain through Middle Paxton and Halifax townships and will repair the remaining two miles. Officials say the section will be permanently improved later. State work on the river road from Dauphin to Clarks Ferry bridge will use Peters mountain as a detour.

Peter's Mountain Middle Paxton Halifax Dauphin Clarks Ferry Peters Mountain

Knights of Pythias announce June memorial services

Steelton Lodge and Carthage Lodge plan the annual memorial for the Knights of Pythias on June 22. A joint committee from both lodges includes A. F. Fries W. B Russell David J Gechtold Arthur Miller B. F. Conners and W. F. Kincaid. W J Bailor spoke at Harrisburg Lodge meeting of the G U Order of Odd Fellows and helped raise candidates to the White degree. William Lukill leaves for Cleveland as a guest of relatives. Mrs Mary Butler of Detroit is visiting her mother Mrs Walker of Bailey street. George Hill, longtime resident of Bressler, has moved to North Ridge street.

Knights of Pythias Steelton Lodge Carthage Lodge A. F. Fries W. 8. Russell David J. Gechtold Arthur Miller B. F. Conners W. F. Kincaid Steelton W. J. Bailor Equal Rights League Harrisburg G. U. Order of Odd Fellows William Lukill Cleveland Mary Butler Detroit Mich Walker Bailey Street George Hill Bressler North Ridge Street

Poslam Heals Annoyed Skin With Quick Comfort

An advertising notice urges readers to use Poslam for itchy inflamed skin and conditions like eczema, rashes, pimples, acne, and scalp scale. It promises faster improvement after nightly application and notes availability everywhere with a sample offer from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.

West 47Th St New York City

Dr Chase's Blood and Nerve Tablets Restore Vitality

The ad explains that early disease signs include poor complexion weakness and emaciation, and recovery begins with renewed flesh strength and vitality. It promotes Dr Chase's Blood and Nerve Tablets containing iron and tonics like Nux Vomica Gentian Alion Capsicum and Zinc Phos as a powerful restorative sold by druggists for 60 cents or 90 cents in special form.

Steelton council delays water and sewer on Pine street

At the regular monthly meeting Borough Council refused the immediate laying of water and sewer pipes on upper Pine street from Reading to Columbia, despite builder interest and Kelker estate plans. The tax rate stayed at thirteen mills and a $50 license fee for turley cars was approved with Harrisburg Railways compensation. Assistant driver appointment for Baldwin Hose was ratified and Keim’s council vacancy remains unfilled.

B.C. Henderson Upper Pine Street Pine Stret Reading Columbia Strets Kelker Burgess McEntee Henderson Steelton Nelley Finance Committee Harrisburg Railways Company Businessmen’s Association William Miller Baldwin Hose Company Charles E. Keim

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Bayer Honor Men of Tech High School Ralph Franklin Lippi Bertram Hanson Saltzer Roy William Dixon Wayne C. Hartmire Andrew Jackson Musser Jay Dee Gehrett Robert S. Hubler Pythians Steelton News Council Tetley’s Tetley James Francis Sullivan Bellevue Hospital New York Westchester County Hospital U. S Anthony Caminetti United States G. W. Atkinson Court of Claims of Washington Croll Keller Geo. A.gorgas J Nelson Clark U.S Goodall Worsted Godall Worsted CO Strouse Palm Beach Palm Beaches Wm. Strouse & Co Metric Win Market Street Harrisburg, PA
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