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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1914

Page

12

Parade on Fourth of July at Gettysburg features community parade

Gettysburg reports arrangements for a July 4 parade by Independent Americans and Patriotic Order Sons of America with invitations to all local patriotic groups. The Fire Company recently cleared $300 from a festival and food sale. Union meetings are planned Sundays in July and August on the college campus, announced by the Gettysburg Ministerial Association.

Gettysburg Atriotic Order Sons of America Ettysburg Fire Company Adams County Edical Society Hotelettysburg J. C. Gardner E. E. Hutchinson Altoona Jonas Robb Newingston William A. Marin E. L. Jenges Lemoyne Arthur Brumbaugh Flisses Maude Sara Brumbaugh Roaring Springs Frank Blocher Frances McClean Teads Wilmington Del G. C. Knippel Iyersville John B. McPherson Oston Mass Mary Slaybaugh State College G. Gaunt Theritish Washington, D. C Gettysburg Battlefield Margaret Shane Washigton D. C Ruth ‘Aber

Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh

Caution against catarrh ointments containing mercury due to health harms. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and blood acting. Internal use, testimonials free, price 75c per bottle. sold by Druggists. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Keney Co

Cumberland Valley Railroad Time Table May 24 1914

Rail schedule for the Cumberland Valley line lists trains from Harrisburg to Winchester Martinsburg Hagerstown Chambersburg Carlisle Mechanicsburg Dillsburg and Dillsburg connections. Series of morning afternoon and late night departures including additional Carlisle Mechanicsburg trains and daily operation with some variations on Broadway. Officials H A Riddle Tonge G P as listed.

Harrisb Reese Winchester Martinsburg Hagerstown Chamberburg Carsle Mesnantee Carlisle Mechanicsburg Dillsburg Broaday H. A. Riddle, Tonge G. P

Two Johns Draw Dauphin Borough Attention in June

Dauphin Pennsylvania residents John Porter a 360 pound confectioner at 6 feet 4 inches and John Malehorn a 152 pound tenor in the glee club are known as The Two Johns Porter captains the Dauphin baseball club while Malehorn sings tenor Their businesses lie a block apart and they are often seen together attracting curious passersby.

Dauphin John Porter John Malehorn Two Johns Porter Malehorn

Summer School Ends with Picnic for Pupils and Teachers

Blain Pennsylvania June 13. Children's Day services planned at the Methodist Episcopal church by the Sunday School. The summer school closed after a nine week term. pupils and teachers held a picnic at Sherman’s Park with a banquet and pleasant time. Notables include W A Bricker of Harrisburg Mrs E D Boyer and Miss Freeda Swisher of Lancaster visiting, Prof N F Gutshall of Lewistown and family, Leslie Wentzel from Irving College, J M L Wentzel of Harrisburg visiting relatives, and W Hall returning from Duncannon where he was assistant principal.

Blain Methodist Episcopal Church W. A. Bricker Harrisburg E. D. Boyer Philadelphia Freeda Swisher Lancaster Mabelle Trout Christiana Laura 3. Stroup N. F. Gutshall The Lewistown

Birthday Dinner for Rev George Sigler at Singlestown Church

Singlestown Pa June 13. A surprise eightieth birthday dinner was hosted by Mrs Helen Frantz at the Church of God parsonage for Rev George Sigler with many relatives present. Gifts included a purse containing 28 from Progress Church of God congregation. Other items note readings of services at United Brethren and Wenrich churches as well as various local visits. The article also covers the Donegal Presbyterian Church reunion in Mount Joy with speakers and attendees.

Singlestown United Brethren Church Clyde Lynch Helen Frantz Church of God George Sigler W. H. Etter Rachael Marion Highspire Philadelphia Clarence Sigler Dorothy George Harrisburg William Sigler Isabella Mechanicsburg Lydia Nicholas Camp Hill Charles Hefflefinger Hampton Elizabeth Sigler Church of God At Progress William Fager Royalton Martha Etzweiler Fannie Backenstee Palmyra David Meese Edwin Mansfield Ohio George Unger Wenrich Co. R. Bitner W. H. Zimmerman Allentown A. E. Bradley Mount Holly Charles Shuey Church of God Sunday School Elizabeth Graybill Millersville State Normal Graybill Vesta Koons Bierkower Carlisle William Eby

Harbor Hollow Park Adds Noted Figures and Strawberries

Lewistown Pa June 13 Roy Schell of Johnstown visits his father Mrs Samuel Swigart and party travel to Seattle Los Angeles and Elgin to September Miss Mildred Wentz pianist returns from Philadelphia Walter Bearley graduates Philadelphia School of Pharmacy James Kerns from St. Louis in town on business Harbor Hollow park established east of here in the famous narrows Charles M Smith has finest strawberries in Mifflin county crop worth about 500 dollars per acre

Lewistown Roy Schell Johnstown Samuel Swigart Seattle Wash Los Angeles Cal Elgin Wyo Mildred Wentz Philadelphia Walter Bearley Philadelphia School of Pharmacy James Kerns St. Louis Harbor Hollow Narrows Charles M. Smith Mifflin County

Reception to Their Pastor by Newville Congregation

Mrs. Thomas Breerton and children returned to Philadelphia after visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Oyler in Newville. Several locals and visitors are listed, with notes on alums planning a picnic June 25 at Newville Park and a St. Paul Lutheran reception for Rev. J. J. Kerr before his July resignation. A church commemoration at Big Spring Presbyterian and an accident at the Presbyterian churchyard are also mentioned.

Newville Thos. Breerton W. B. Oyler Philadelphia Sara Oyler Carrie Sowers Harrisburg George Troup Godwin Beard Dorranceton Wheeler Chestnut Street Newville Park St. Paul

Newport People Attend School Commencements

Newport Pa June 13. Mr and Mrs Harry V Fleck of Atlantic City have been visiting relatives here. Mrs Frank M Snyder spent commencement week at Dickinson College Carlisle. Various locals attended college commencements and reunions including Wilson College Chambersburg State College and the class of 1914. Many families hosted relatives and traveled for events and picnics marked by church and civic activities.

Reception for Newlywed couple draws 100 guests in Piketown

Piketown Pa June 13 100 guests attended a wedding reception at Noah Amberger's home for Leah and Simon Hoover. Among visitors were Harvey Wilt and family Enola Minnie Mumma Rosa Shearer Hershey and others. Also planned Mount Laurel Bethel services June 21 with Rev Jonas Martin. Norman Shepler visiting Dauphin grandparents.

Piketown Harvey Wilt Helen Enola Hiram Wilt Minnie Mumma Rosa Shearer Hershey Lulu Allen May Fox Jonas Martin Mary and Willis Harrisburg John Paxtonia Harry Wickenheiser Noah Amberger Leah Simon Hoover Mount Laurel Bethel Norman Shepler Dauphin John Shepler

New Firm to Make Pure Food For Horses and Cattle

Hummelstown Pa June 13 Dauphin County Sunday School Association annual convention at United Brethren Church featured an welcome address by Rev A S Lehman and talks by Professors Dunkleberger and Brehm. Evening session led by F D Kebach with Rev W M Woodfin delivering an address. Arthur Shoop Lebanon visited Charles McClung. George Muth returned from State College. Contractor George Ishler paints the post office building with his crew. Martin Thatcher York plans to install machinery at a canning factory to produce pure feed for horses and cattle. George W Cassel and daughter visited Lan caster.

Hummelstown Dauphin County Sunday School Association United Brethren Church A. 8. Lehman George IF. Dunkleberger Oberlin J. J. Brehm Harrisburg F. D. Kebach Hershey W. M. Woodfin Arthur Shoop Lebanon Charles McClung George Muth State College George Ishler Martin Thatcher York Canning Factory George W. Cassel Lancaster

Shippensburg School Ties To Italy Vacation News

Miss Rhoda Dohner a Conemaugh teacher spends vacation in Shippensburg. Mary Marshall former drawing and music teacher plans a visit to Italy. Rodney Angle recent Shippensburg High School graduate passed Franklin and Marshall entrance exams. Others include Margaret Gardner at Leesburg Nettie Russell in New Jersey and Mary Bughman ill. Robert Young visiting Charles Pague.

Shippensburg Rhoda Dohner Conemaugh Margaret Gardner Leesburg Nettie Russell New Jersey Earl Street George Greiger Rome N. Y Floy Cassell East Bard Street Rodney Angle Shippensburg High School Franklin and Marshall College Mary Marshall Italy Mary Bughman Robert Young Charles Pague

Millersburg Young Men Camping in Center County

Millersburg pa June 13 Allen Gilbert Alfred Hoffman Russell Novinger and Lambert Franke are camping on the State reservation in Center county this week. Mr and Mrs William J Smith are receiving congratulations of their friends on the birth of a son Richard Musser Smith Sunday June 7. Professor J F Adams and family have taken up their summer residence on their farm along the Juniata river near Millerstown. Children day services will be held in the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday June 13. Miss Lou Bowman has returned home after a visit of several months at Chester and Philadelphia. Edward Landis has a badly cut hand the result of an accident while at work Monday. Miss Ruth Rickert is home from Philadelphia where she attended college. Mrs F W Spensler is visiting relatives at Trenton N J.

Millersburg Allen Gilbert Alfred Hoffman Russell Novinger Lambert Franke Center County William J. Smith Richard Musser Smith J. F. Adams Juniata River Millerstown Methodist Episcopal Lou Bowman Chester Philadelphia Edward Landis Ruth Rickert F. W. Spensler Trenton N. J Grantville Alfred Cleveland Mr. Rodgers Harrisburg Shell’s Union Zion’s Reformed Bindwaugle’s Lutheran Grantville United Brethren Florence Hess Alfred Bickle John L. Shugar Lebanon BE. C. Helm Lancaster Myers Bedford County Groh Jacob Sherk Roy Landis Jacob Blatt John Clay Carrie Blatt David Zion's Church John Gohl Harry Bryan Benjamin Keim Percival Oumacht Lebanon Sanatorium O. R. Bittner M. Elizabeth Urich Amanda Dressler Mary Bomgardner

Mrs William Ennis Hosts Bridge Party For Guest

New Cumberland Pa June 13 Mrs William Ennis entertained at bridge for guest Mrs Calvin Webb of Philadelphia Other local social items note visits by families from Erie New York Lebanon and Danville plus upcoming Children’s Day services at several churches and local church notices

William Ennis

Morning in Mary Contrary's Garden

Aunt Este offers a short children's tale about Mary Contrary waking with the sun in her garden. Birds and flowers greet the new day as Tiny Wren helps Mary rise, she prays for guidance, and then joins the morning meal with her flower and bird friends in a gentle, rhymed scene.

Este Mary Contrary Daisy Buttercup Pansy Robin Tiny Wren Pope Mary C Potter Mary Wren

Mrs Margaret Best at 300 Years Old Birthday in Greencastle

Mrs Margaret Bert widow of Benjamin Bert Greencastle’s oldest resident celebrated her 89th birthday. Native of Carlisle born 1825 she recalls Revolutionary era links through her grandfather Jacob Eyler. Nearby notes include post office nearing completion and various local business changes and appointments.

Greencastle Margaret Bert Benjamin Bert Bert Carlisle Jacob Eyler Bert Haa Baltimore Street T. W. Brendle T Brendle James Shirey Columbia Business College Hagerstowh Hancock Y. F. Carl Wilhelm Center Square Carl State Water Supply Commission George B. White Carlisle Street Chambersburg Ruth Houck W. J. Houck Frederick, Md Alice Crilly Altoona Mary Detrich

Mother’s Friend Promised To Ease Expectant Mothers

A historic advertisement extols the external application “Mother’s Friend” to relax abdominal muscles during pregnancy. The campaign claims reduced pain and easier expectancy, noting a booklet with usage instructions and advising readers to request more information from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta, Ga.

Tal Bradfield Regulator Co Lamar Bldg Tanta, Ga

A Summer Trip Through the Northwest and to the Pacific Coast

Travel offer from William Austin of Burlington Route promoting low price Summer Tour tickets through Wyoming Montana Idaho Oregon Washington California. Describes educational value and optional Yellowstone or Glacier Park visit. Provides contact details for descriptive material and trip planning assistance.

Great Northwest Wyoming Montana Idaho Oregon Washington California Yellowstone Glacier National Park Burlington William Austin

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