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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
2
A column argues that modern women chase men and remove courting hurdles, reducing marriage drive. It contrasts past courtship, where parents guarded girls and romantic challenges spurred elopements, with today’s easy access to a girlfriend’s society without commitment, urging women to reintroduce challenge to entice marriage.
Fashion note describes a two piece skirt with a tunic like flare and circular rune motif. It suggests ruffles in varied materials, trims of taffeta on wool or cotton bases, and cotton crepe in demand. The pattern 8273 fits waists 22 to 32 inches and requires specific yardages. mailed pattern available for ten cents.
The Reily Hose Company No. 10 will host a lawn festival at Fourth and Dauphin streets on June 26 and 27. Refreshments will be available and music provided by the Goldsboro Band. Proceeds fund hospitality for visiting firemen during commencement week.
Penryn June 11 with impressive ceremonies the cornerstone of the new Jerusalem Reformed Church was laid before more than a thousand people. The Rev. George B Raezer of Lititz led and the Rev A Bartholomew of Manheim delivered the sermon.
The Civic Club announces a measuring day for the first campaign to end July 31 with a later announced fly disposal site. Five cents per quart will be paid for dead flies and six prize money awards will be given across both campaigns. The Sons of Veterans annual state convention is set for June 17–18 at Sunbury with local attendees listed. A memorial service was held in Mechanicsburg Lodge No. 215 per Grand Lodge request, honoring recently departed members. deaths include Brakemaker, Swartz, Miller, Rupp, and Huston, with an address by Rev. Castle.
The Perry County Farmers Institute board and representatives of the Fruit Growers Association and Pomona Grange met in New Bloomfield to plan a December 9 to 12 institute. Newport will host the annual fruit vegetable corn and cereal exhibition, expected to be Perry County’s largest yet.
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