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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1916

Page

14

Enhaut Actions and Personal News Summary

Enhaut resumes duties as supervisor Anderson Green returns from paralysis. Rutherford Heights residents petition for township takeover of several streets with interest from Harry B Noel and Squire Edward Dehart. James W Garverich, rural mail carrier, returns from hospital after successful operation. Local residents Walter Miller, Meade Schaffner, P J Parthemore, Carl Harlacher, Floyd Geary, Mrs Harry Thumma, and George Yocum are noted for summer travels and home improvements. Federated Bible Classes prepare Hershey Park picnic with about 590 attendees. Good Will Fire Company plans new engine house. contract soon to be let.

Anderson Green Rutherford Heights Board of Commissioners Harry B. Noel Squire Edward Dehart C. L. Brinser Harrisburg James W. Garverich Swatara Township Methodist Hospital Philadelphia Fort Scott Federated Bible Enhant Oberlin Bressler Hershey Park Good ‘Will Fire Companys Enhaut

New Brick School Structure Planned Over Next Week

A brick building measuring 50 feet by 26 feet and two stories will replace the present old school structure, which is slated for demolition next week.

Highspire Pastor Returns From New York Visit

The Rev Merle K. Heicher of John Hall Memorial New York City preached at United Brethren Church detailing recovery programs for the down and out and noted his travels to Susquehanna University for a 1902 reunion. Jean Webster author of Daddy Longlegs died in New York after marriage to Glenn Ford McKinney and shortly after birth of a girl. Secretary of the Commonwealth and Mrs Cyrus Woods plan an auto tour of the Shenandoah Valley with a Greensburg start and return. Dr J F Culp of this city was elected eastern chairman of the American Laryngological Society, ensuring a Harrisburg session next February.

Merle K. W., Heicher John Hall Memorial New York City T. N. Heicher Roop Street Heigher United Brethren Church Johns Hall Mr. Heicher Susquehanna University Mark Twain New York Jean Webster Glenn Ford McKinney Secretary of the Commonwealth Cyrus E. Woods Shenandoah Valley Mrs. Woods Greensburg J. F. Culp American Laryngological, Rhinological and Otological Society Harrisburg

Cuticura Heals Severe Hand Rash Claims 1915

Miss Emma Danneker of Wissinoming Philadelphia reports seven weeks of red pimples on her hands that worsened to purple burning sores. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment, used with a small amount of the ointment, with complete healing. A 32 page Skin Book offered free by mail from Cuticura. Sold worldwide.

Emma Danneker Benner St Wissinoming Philadelphia Cuticura Dept. T. Boston

Steelton Forms Playgrounds Plan and Open Date

Steelton units set Monday June 19 as opening date for the first playground season. Supervisor James R. Irwin reports completion of playground plots and preparation under his direction. A parks and playgrounds commission was formed, C. S. Davis named chairman, Charles P. Feidt secretary. Instructors named for Cottage Hill West Side Hygienic Fothergill and East End and Front Street plots. A July 4 track and field meet will involve six churches and more, with further planning next Monday.

Steelton James R. Irwin Parks and Playgrounds Commission Irwin C. S. Davis Charles P. Feidt Cottage Hill James McGovern West Side Jennie Green Idella Fisher Fothergill Nora Gaffney Irene Downes East End Harry A. Sellers Front Street Angle Alley Mount Zion Baptist St. John’s Lutheran Grace United Eangelical First Presbyterian J. James’ Catholic Centenary United Brethren

Borough Engineer Late For Work Smiled At Arrival

Steelton's popular borough engineer William P Callaghan was late for work this morning yet smiled how he arrived. noted birth of a son Monday June 12 to Mrs Marguerite Kennedy Callaghan. School board to elect teachers Monday. resignations of Roscoe Bowman and Minnie H Huber. Pythian memorial plans set for Carthage Lodge 194 and Steelton Lodge 411. services at First Methodist and Baldwin Cemetery. Charles Kelley and Mildred Arnold wed at Highspire Church of God. honey moon trip to West Virginia. Paxtang Tribe Red Men to attend State convention in Mahanoy City. Steelton Civic Club street fair June 24 final plans. Bulgarian Balkan band dance June 21 at 261 Franklin Street.

William P. Callaghan Steelton Mr. Callaghan Borough Charles P. Feidt Allison Street Pythian Carthage Lodge Steelton Lodge Knights of Pythias First Methodist Baldwin Cemetery Knights Carthage Rooms D. E. Rupley Oberlin W. C. Sanderson First Methodist Church Highspire Charles Kelley Mildred Arnold Church of God PR. L. C. Baer Kelley West Virginia Paxtang Tribe Second Walnut Streets Mahanoy City North Second Street Trinity Parish House Franklin Street

Middletown Marry at Halifax

John Sides of Halifax Stripping Company wed Miss Esther Keller of Royalton in Halifax on Saturday. Mothers' Congress Circle plans a June 29 picnic in the borough park with a chicken and waffle supper and tickets for a June 26 moving picture show.

Halifax John Sides Esther Keller Royalton Mothers’ Congress Circle Borough Park High School Circle In the Realty Theater Charles Walter Wallace Harrisburg Methodist Episcopal Church France William H. Schultz George Keener Middletown Remen Good Will and Reilly Shawnee Columbia

Survey work to start for Capital Park extension grid

State Board of Public Grounds and Buildings reports horticulture students from State College will survey Capital Park extension district over a couple of weeks under Prof. Arthur Cowell. Governor Brumbaugh seeks data for competitive landscape plans as the Extension Commission buys land.

Samuel B. Rambo State Board of Public Grounds and Buildings Department of Horticulture State College Capital Park Brumbaugh Extension Commission Arthur Cowell Mr. Rambo Prof. Cowell

New Remedy For Asthma Gives Immediate Relief

Thousands suffer bronchial asthma and try remedies with little hope. J Eugene Howard developed Oxidaze now sold nationwide. Users report sleeping through the night after taking Oxidaze before bed. Drug stores offer full refunds if the first package fails to provide relief. Ask for Oxidaze.

J. Eugene Howard New England United States George A. Gorgas American Oxidaze Co Worcester Mass

First Steam Railroad Proposed in Fulton County

The first steam railroad in Fulton County Pennsylvania is proposed after planning for a trolley line proved unsuitable due to the country’s terrain. The incorporators remain the same for both ventures, indicating a shift in transport plans while maintaining the same principal organizers.

Fulton County Pennsylvania

Fifty eight Divorces Set For June Court In Dauphin County

A June divorce docket in Dauphin County lists fifty eight cases with plaintiffs and defendants named. Prothonotary Holler compiled the calendar, noting it the largest docket in years and listing pairs such as Florence versus Sewall Daniels and Carrie E versus Albert G Barrymore among others.

Dauphin H. F. Holler Florence Sewall Daniels Carrie E Albert G. Barrymore Ralph EB Lulu Spink Fannie Marko Krenicran Sarah Harry Bumbaugh Alva May Robert J. Nye Edna Francis Maguire Mary E George W. First Mary J Earl M. Kirk Mabel M Robert W. Houdeshel John D Polly F. Ferry Anna Katherine Melvin Perry Cobaugh Mary Jackson Baltimore Anna Ralph Miller Eleanor KE Alonzo R. Martin Cora May Horace D. Marsales Lottie L William H.oerman Charles J Leah H. McCombs Ahmed T Emma Hamawei Lewis Emma _ Straining Miriam Beck Harry D. McMullen George RB Esther Kirk Annie John Fornwall Jacob W Mary A. Shiley Amos I Catherine Brandt Henry Mills Sallie James Ford Anna M John H. Chritzman Amos Lillian Mason Mollie B Abram H. McCleary Ethellinder Earl Shartzer Ruth Walter Wolfersberger Harry E Lillian M. Basehore John K Alice Keller Mary H McHenry C. Crowley Stella M David W. Shaub

Eckman’s Alterative for Pulmonary Troubles

Suffering from pulmonary troubles should focus on diet and living conditions while seeking rest and fresh air. Eckman’s Alterative, a lime treatment, is claimed to be easily assimilated and to have benefited many severe pulmonary affections without opiates or habit-forming drugs. available from your druggist.

Eckman Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia

Cotton usage in May totals 574867 bales in Census report

Washington June 13 Cotton used during May amounted to 574867 dun ning bales the Census Bureau today announced. That compares with 493798 bales used in May a year ago.

Washington Census Bureau Today

Monkeys Wear Glasses and Ruin Their Eyes

A Baltimore advertisement claims monkeys at Johns Hopkins cause eye strain and thyroid issues from glasses. It promotes a home remedy with oprona tablets, urging readers to test the solution at drug stores to strengthen eyesight and discard glasses. Strong entities include Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, and H. C. Kennedy.

Baltimore Johns Hopkins Hospital United States H. C. Kennedy

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