Red Rose Day Observed At Stoverdale Camp Meeting
Miss Annie Boyer of Harrisburg accepted a Red Rose at Stoverdale United Brethren Church marking 27 years of a feast tradition. The program featured Rev J F Knittle and Prof W A Granville, with weather disruptions as a cloudburst interrupted evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Boyer
Rose Stoverdale
Manheim
Steigel
B. F. Heigel
J. F. Knittle
J. T. Boyd
A. E. Wagner
Gettysburg
Stoverdale
United Brethren Church
J. Jamieson Gibson
Lancaster
J. E. Weirich
Edward Stover
Professor Gibson
Edward Habbyshaw
J. Weirich
George H. Seiler
Swatara
F. Marion Sourbeer
L. C. Graffius
Philip Reed
Harrisburg
Chelsea
Sourbeer
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Clifford Ehrisman
Edward D. Ruth
Susse Ruhe
E. J. Kinsely
Emory A. Fisher
Emory Fisher
Harriet Lehman
Emory Villa
Margaretta
Pine Lodge
Eveline Ward
Margaretta Reed
Rajah Cottage
Engineers to Hear Boston Celebration Over Phone
Engineers Club members will join the MIT golden jubilee via telephone links. Bell System lines will connect Boston speakers to 36 local members and transmit to thousands in cities nationwide for a two hour program.
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Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Engineers Club
Bell Telephone Company
Boston Tech
New York
Albany
Schenectady
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Washington
Atlanta
Birming
Wesham
Louisville
New Orleans
West Shore Social and Personal News Roundup
Mr and Mrs Norman Whistler and daughter of Enola return from Ohio to their home. Charles Weeks of Stroudsburg comes home after visiting friends in Enola. Mr and Mrs R R Kulp return to Marysville after visits in Sunbury and Danville. Alton W Lick and Linn Lightner of Franklin and Marshall College return to Marysville for summer. Mrs Charles B Gray of Enola returns from Philadelphia.
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Norman Whistler
Enola
Ohio
Charles Weeks
Stroudsburg
R. R. Kulp
Marysville
Sunbury
Danville
Alton W. Lick
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Linn
Lightner
Charles B. Gray
Philadelphia
Williams Treatment promises kidney and bladder relief
An advertisement claims The Williams Treatment cures kidney and bladder diseases and rheumatic uric acid troubles. It offers a free 50c bottle and, with 10c for distribution, a regular bottle by parcel post, stating no obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
D. A. Williams
Dept
Patriotic order endorses summer military camps at Halifax
The Patriotic Order Sons of America of Dauphin county endorsed summer training camps and national preparedness at a Halifax convention led by Ed H. Weigel. Resolutions urged employers to grant leave and wage continuity to workers attending camps and selected Hershey as the 1917 meeting site with officers announced and committees appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED. H. Weigel
Halifax
the Patriotic Order Sons of America
Dauphin County
Army
Leonard Wood
Hershey
City
James McCahan
Enhant
Walter Alleman
Highspire
C. L. Garman
J. I. Corbett
Millersburg
J. D. Row
Loyalton
Alvin Pierce
Steelton
F. D. Clark
Weigel
George F. Kuppenhaver
Berrysburg
W. J. Garman
Dauphin
E. E. Beidleman
W. J. Muir
J. H. Druckemiller
J. M. Shaffner
Harrisburg
J. W. Bricker
Ray Buffington
Elizabethville
Credentials
H. S. Potter
John Row
Royalton
Appropriations
W. H. Blanning
Williamstown
J. E. Peters
C. J. Householder
F. E. Shambaugh
Wiconisco
H. Weigel
George E
Pre-emptive Move Over Progressive Name in Cumberland District
B F Bard 8S W Kreider W F Cooper Raymond L Neumeyer and J J Harris to-day pre-empted the Progressive party name for the third first Senatorial district of Cumberland county Mortgage Hearings September 25 fixed to-day by the Dauphin county court for hearing applications of Zion Lutheran and Grace Methodist churches to satisfy old mortgages June 27 the Dauphin county court will
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Bard
W. Kreider
W. F. Cooper
Raymond L. Neumeyer
J. J. Harris
Cumberland County
Dauphin County
Zion Lutheran
Grace Methodist
Adams County notices and legal items in Harrisburg era.
A Harrisburg page notes Alice Baker's admission application to an institute for feeble minded, Horace R. Strayer's bond as tax collector approved, and Christian Dora Flaig allowed to adopt Willard Etter Chaney. City Council faces a bare quorum due to several absences. A county road project is approved. Also covered are proposed pharmacist legislation, itinerant vendors and patent medicine bills, plus Beecley Scott wedding. A freight car accident in Lemoyne injures Charles Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Baker
Horace R. Strayer
Lower
Swatara
Dauphin Court
Christian
Dora Flaig
Willard Etter Chaney
Joyce Frances Chaney
W. L. Gorgas
St. Louis
Ezra S. Mears
Roberts Valley
Rockne
New York City
Pennsylvania
State Pharmaceutical Examining Board
Stevens-Ashurst
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Central Pennsylvania News
Timothy Ragell
Timothy Ragel
Harisburg Hospital
Mifflinburg
Merrill Reedy
Bell-Ans
Baltimore
Savannah
Jacksonville
Merchants & Miners Trans. CO
W. P. Turner
Balto
Kelley
H. M. Kelley & CO
North Third Street
Tenth and
State Streets
West Shore News
West Shore
King Oscar
John C. Herman & CO
Harrisburg, Pa
Templin Case
O. C. Marchy
Horsford
Philo Hay Specialities Company
Newark
N. J
E. Blumenstein
South Court Street
Mele
Melba
Victor
Nellie Melba
Victor Records
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden
Portant
Victrola
Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association
Reading
Berkshire Hotel
Lemoyne
Charles Class
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