Canning Demonstrations Begin Across Cumberland County
Mechanicsburg, PA June 13. An expert from State College directs a series of canning demonstrations across Cumberland County. The schedule lists Rolling Springs Grange picnic, Normal School Shippensburg, Grange Hall Oakville, Plainfield Newville, Centerville, Mt. Holly Springs, Boiling Springs, New Kingston, Bloser ville, Enola, Lemoyne, Silver Spring Church, Shiremanstown, Bloserville, and Carlisle Lamberton Building through June 23. Two year old son of Samuel Ernest Adair of Pine Grove broke his thigh falling from a porch. Dr. E C Kistler treated the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Cumberland County
State College
Rolling Springs
Grange
Normal School
Shippensburg
Grange Hall
Oakville
Plainfield
Newville
Centerville
Mt. Holly Springs
Boiling Springs
New Kingston
Bloserville
Enola and Lemoyne
Silver Spring Church
Shiremanstown
Lodge Hall
Carlisle
Lamberton
Blain
Samuel Ernest Adair
Pine Grove
E. C. Kistler
Extensive Improvements Being Made to Paper Mill
Extensive improvements are under way at the York Haven paper mill opposite Bainbridge due to rising business. A siding is being built and several new structures erected. In Marietta the National Casting Company repairs the Marietta Manufacturing Company plant, remodeling the old Vesta furnaces and hiring over 150 workers to have the plant running by mid July. Local men, including Aaron Lutz, return home to Marietta to work at the furnace as others plan to come back. Dauphin hosts church groups with social events and a festival planned for July 14 in the town square, while other meetings arrange future gatherings in North Erie and South Erie streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
York Haven
Bainbridge
National Casting Company
Marietta Manufacturing Company
Vesta
Aaron Lutz
United States
Kidneys Retain Poisons Warn Of Urgent Remedy
The piece warns that when kidney excretory products are not promptly eliminated, vile poisons remain in the body causing headaches backache dizziness dry skin fever chills and urinary retention. It urges following a physician’s prescription for relief and safety.
Rate Increase Triggers Protests In Carlisle Area
Carlisle residents protest a 40 percent hike in Cumberland Railway fares affecting Carlisle Mount Holly Newville routes. Local groups plan protests before the State Public Service Commission. Elevated tensions lead to a trolley line decline and new transport efforts by motor truck operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Cumberland Railway Company
Mount Iao
Springs
Newville
Carlisle Chamber of Commerce
State Public Service Commission
Mount Holly
Boiling Springs
Birthday shower honors Mrs Stouffer in Mechanicsburg
Mechanicsburg June 13. Friends surprised Mrs. Kate Stouffer East Simpson street with a parcel post shower on her seventy second birthday anniversary. Refreshments were served to Mrs Stouffer and son Lemoyne Mr and Mrs Meckley Mrs Lizzie Hihenauer and Mrs Griffith of Harrisburg Mrs Jennie Miller Mrs Goldberg and daughter Bessie of Mechanicsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Kate Stouffer
Simpson Street
Stouffer and Son
Lemoyne
Meckley
Lizzie Hihenauer
Griffith
Harrisburg
Jennie Miller
Goldberg
Bessie
Waynesboro Grammar School Holds Transfer Exercises
Waynesboro Pa June 18 transfer exercises of the grammar school were held in the high school auditorium. The program featured an address Training Our Boys to Be Soldiers by Chester Snively the first honor man, an address by Rev Dr W P Shriner of the Methodist Episcopal Church music and the operetta Bonnybell. Eighty nine pupils advanced to the high school, twelve more than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Waynesboro Grammar School
Chester Snively
W. P. Shriner
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bonnybell
Death notice of John H. Funk in Marysville Cal
Amos Funk of near Roadside, Waynesboro, received word that his brother John H. Funk aged 55 of Marysville California has died. He was born near Waynesboro and is survived by brothers and sisters including Amos Funk Mrs. John Frantz Mrs. J. Stover Price Miss Gertrude Funk of Waynesboro and Mrs. S. P. Hostetter of Greencastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Amos Funk
Roadside
John H. Funk
Marysville
Cal
John Frantz
J. Stover Price
Gertrude Funk
S. P. Hostetter
Greencastle
Hospital Mount Joy
Philip
Buddy" Schock
P. Frank Schock
Mount Joy
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
Harry C. Schock
Dorothy
Louise
Suburban Notes Highlight Local Social Roundup
Midway town residents host visitors from Harrisburg Reading Palmyra and Philadelphia as examinations begin and local events unfold. Notables include Miss Emma Nagle graduating from Smith College and an A Y M C A organized with 45 members. Public schools close June 25 with eight in the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Conrad
Katharine
James Barclay
Anna
Middletown
Jacob Henchen
Henchen
Reading
Omar Hummel
Harrisburg
Fred Kahn
Palmyra
Edgar Neibert
Harry G. Ebersole
Elmer McCormack
Thomas McCall
Mary Fox
Northampton
Mass
Sargentville
John Gay
Cat
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Ad Promotes Healthful Taste
An advertise ment touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as healthful and agreeable to the taste. It claims to refresh and invigorate the user and suggests using it in place of lemons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
USA
Presbyterian sale aids church treasury and picnic planned
The Presbyterian Church held a food sale during its regular meeting at Mrs. J. W. Hawthorne home to raise funds for the society. Refreshments were served to Rev. and Mrs. Stirling and numerous local residents. A picnic is scheduled for Wednesday, June 20 at The Elm Tree along the river. Later in Hummelstown, John Hemperly was struck by a freight train but suffered only bruises and a head contusion after being hurled aside. He is a 60-year-old Rutherford yards repairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C. ‘Forney
Elizabeth Gerberich
William Rodenhaver
Margaret Brooks
Bertha Sellers
Annie M. Webner
Ruth Diebler
Ttcel B. Forney
Sarah Margaret Hawthorne
John Bricker
Charles Sheffer
Hawthorne
Hummelstown
Philadelphia
Reading
Hummelstown Station
John Hemperly
East Main Street
Hemperly
Rutherford Yards
United Brethren Church Marks 150th Anniversary
The United Brethren Church at Stedman's Highville and Greenhill near Marietta observed its 150th founding anniversary with services led by Rev. I. H. Albright of Middletown and several other clergymen. It is the community's oldest congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
United Brethren Church
Stedman’s
Highville
Greenhill
I. H. Albright
Middletown
Couple to Honeymoon Year in Hawaiian Islands
Sunbury reports the wedding of W Walter Wilson and Miss Emily Heaton in Milton with Rev B J Brinkma officiating. They will honeymoon for a year in the Hawaiian Islands as guests of Wilsons’ friend. few immediate friends attended. The groom is a noted figure among Harrisburg traction men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbury
W. Walter Wilson
Milton
Lewisburg
Watsontown
Emily Heaton
B. J. Brinkma
First Baptist Church
Hawaiian Islands
Johns Hopkins Class of 1892 Reunion Attended
Waynesboro Pennsylvania reports Dr. A Farr Snively of this place attending the twenty fifth reunion of Johns Hopkins University class of 1892 in Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
A. Farr
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Death of Mrs. John E. Taby in Sunbury Big Mountain
Mrs. John E. Taby aged 66 died at her Big Mountain home after a complication of diseases. Survived by a large family.
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Sunbury
John E. Taby
Big Mountain
Teachers Get Higher Salaries in Antrim School Board Action
Green castle June 13 At the monthly meeting of the Antrim Township School Board directors voted to increase teachers salaries Those earning 45 to 50 a month will get 6 more and those on 50 to 55 will get 5 more Also Marietta Pa June 18 citizens plan Red Cross branch in Marietta Grove Memorial Chapel will host the meeting Hugh North of Columbia will speak and Miss Givens will recite
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Columbia
Columbia Hospital Association
George Wells Ely
Andrew Lotz
J. E. Shomier
J. W. Yocum
H. L. Keller
Wrightsville
H. M. North
B. Frank Heistand
Marietta
M. Ruth Eby
The
Red Cross
Finance Committee
Greencastle
Antrim Township
LeRoy Augustus Stafford
Margaret
Charles Bernard Lear
St. Francis Xavier's Cathedral
Alexandria
Lear
Frank Lear
North Carlisle Street
King” Lear
Princeton
Dauphin-Perry
Henry Gillan
Lester M. Conrow
South Washington Street
Princeton College
New York
France
Ambulance
Chester C. Neal
East
Baltimore Street
Army
Grove Memorial Chapel
Hugh North
Miss Givens
Berrysburg
Lutheran and Reformed Church
Harrisburg
Prominent Maytown Resident Dies of Heart Disease
Marietta Pa June 18 David A Hollenbaugh 67 a Maytown director of Maytown Bank and former Excelsior Bakery proprietor died today from heart disease He was a Reformed Church member survived by widow five children a sister and brother He previously managed the ex Senator Cameron farms near here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
David A. Hollenbaugh
Maytown
Maytown Bank
Excelsior Bakery
The
Reformed Church
Cameron
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And
Newburgh
Hummellstown
Swatara
Hershey
Annville
Cleona Lebanon
Jersey City
Sirius
School of Commerce
Troup Building
Kaufman Bldg
Bell Phone
Harrisburg Business College
Market St
Harrisburg, Pa
Mite Society
Effie Zweizig
Susan Fite
May Williams
Rebecca Lyter
Zweizig
Ladies’ Aid
DSK
Nuss Mfg. CO
11Th & Mulberry Sts
Cuzit
Rexall
Undertaker
Chas. H. Mark
Umbrella Menders
Cumberland Valley
Sunbury Weddings
Goldie McLain
Thomas McLain
Theodore A. Garringer
I. G. Yost
Second United Evangelical Lutheran Church
Daisy A. Frederick
George A. Seachrist
F. G. Yost
Second United Evangelical Church
Homer Co. Knox
J. W. Weeler
H. Bernheiser
W. K. Clouser
New Bloomfield Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Blain Lodge
Carlisle Classis
Icksburg
Eader—Mcginley
John B. Bader
United Association of Unwilling Workers
Patrick Lawless
Shamokin
Susquehanna Park
Turkey
James Burke
John Sober
Tamaqua
James Barret
Pottsville
Smith
Brella Kit
C. W. Eisenhour
Cleckner
Boyd and Logan
N. Third St
N. Sixth St
Mulberry St
Hummel St
Ethel and 18Th Sts
Penbrook
Capital St
Bell
Sheet Metal Contractors’ Association of Harrisburg
California
Williamstown
Chester Warlow
Charles Klinger
Felix Samuels
Oscar Clouser
James Thompson
Earl Schriener
Clair Graham
Allen Rank
Richard Whitcomb
George Hoffman
John Capp
John Boyer
George Wren
Edward Donley
William Blanning
Rudolph Moyer
Arthur Toney
Joseph Toney
Emma Adams
Harry Edwards
Fort Niagara
Herbert T. Quin and
Wilkes- Barre
G. M. Stites
Sadie Miller
Eva Geib
Halifax
Frank Loomis
Plant City
Fla
Lydia Landis
Samuel Kuhnert
Chester Lebo
L. T. Lebo
Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Robert Shutt
Jacob Shutt
H. B. Slider
Methodist Church
Elizabeth Samuel
Market Street
H. BR. Slider
St. Peter's Cemetery
Matamoras
Abraham Stauffer
Abraham H. Stauffer
East Donegal
Elizabeth Kreider Stauffer
Benjamin Stewart
Mount Horeb Lodge
Masons
B. FY. Smoker
J. W. Rebuck
Rush Township
Northumberland County
Geisinger Memorial
Elizabethtown College
A. C. Baugher
Sunbury, Pa
Antrim
Wm. B
Schleisner
3Rd St
Clicquot Club
America
Clicquot
Clicquot Club Company
Millis
Chop
Grotenan Ao Sate Co
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