Red Men Close Convention With Big Ceremonial
The Red Men wrapped up their Pennsylvania convention with a public ceremony to raise chiefs and install Charles E. Bell as the new Great Sachem. Bell, a Philadelphia veteran and former state official, outlined plans for active leadership and membership drives while praise poured in from delegates and officials. Bethlehem will host next year as reports praised War and patriotic efforts and the parade drew large crowds with awards for costumes and distance.
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Committee On
Great Junior
Sagamore
Charles E. Bell
Pennsylvania
Samuel Williams, Jr
Scranton
Mr. Bell
Phoenixville
Philadelphia
State Board of Motion Picture Censors
Bell
Order of Red Men
Bethlehem
United States
Uncle Sam
Red Men of America
Charles E. Pass
Harrisburg
William C. Sproul
Edward E. Beidleman
Daniel L. Keister
Steelton
Paxtang
Weissport
Swatara Tribe
Lebanon
York
Dauphin County
Paxtang Tribe
Robert Reed
Warrior Eagle Tribe
C. F. Peters
Pokeson Tribe
All Dancers and Athletes Need It Natural Joint Base Cure
A vivid ad touts Joint-Base as a cold soothing external treatment for tired aching muscles feet stiff joints neuritis pains and neuralgia. It promises skin softening healing vapor relief and quick disappearance of stiffness with a small tube format sold locally by Geo. A. Gorgas Kennedy's Drug Store and other druggists.
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Geo. A. Gorgas
Kennedy's Drug Store
June Joy Jaunt Promises New Chamber Members Gathering
Flavel Wright announces the June 20 jaunt at the Colonial Country Club planned by the Chamber of Commerce to unite new members. The event follows an informal dance at Summerdale Park and a Capitol city visit as part of a local community week.
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W. J. White
Warrior Eagle Tribe No
Harrisburg
Summerdale Park
Flavel Wright
Chamber of Commerce
Colonial Country Club
Wright
The War's Greatest Hero Sergeant York Receives Tennessee Welcome
Sergeant Alvin C. York of Pall Mall Tennessee, decorated with the Congressional Medal, became famed for a lone exploit on October 8 1918 when he killed twenty five Germans and captured 135 prisoners. He credited his faith and duty as he served abroad with the 328th Infantry, 82nd Division before a triumphant homecoming.
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Alvin C. York
Pall Mall
Tennessee
Pershing
York
Twenty-eighth Infantry
France
Ezekiel
Chamber plans June Joy Jaunt preparations
Chairman Wright notes Chamber of Commerce gearing up for the June Joy Jaunt with a committee including George McFarland George Reinoehl Secretary Jackson Frank Davenport Spencer C Gilbert and Arthur Bailey. Mrs Maggie M Earisman 36 died at 1308 Vernon after a long illness. She leaves husband Charles E Earisman three sons Arthur Edgar Homer and one daughter Janet Funeral service Saturday at 1 30 pm at Stevens Memorial Methodist Church conducted by Rev Clayton A Smucker.
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Wright
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Wright
George McFarland
George 8. Reinoehl
Jackson
Frank Davenport
Spencer C. Gilbert
Arthur Bailey
Maggie M. Earisman
Vernon Street
Stevens Memorial Methodist Church
Charles E.earisman
Arthur Earisman
Edgar Earisman
Homer Earisman
Janet Earisman
Clayton A. Smucker
Stevens Church
Commissioners Host to Correspondents at Thorne wold
Newspaper correspondents attached to the Legislature joined Highway Commissioner Lewis 8. Sadler at his country home near Carlisle for a dinner of the session. Governor Sproul and Lt Governor Beidelman attended along with other officials and discussed Philadelphia charter stories and party matters in a relaxed, late evening setting.
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Lewis
Sadler
Thornewold
Carlisle
William C. Sproul
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