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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1919

Page

17

Young Actors Win Applause at Orpheum Theater

Witnesses praised the performance at the Orpheum Theater as Miss Mary Lewis drew strong applause finishing a memorable evening of acting and theater.

Orpheum Theater Mary Lewis

Mrs Bumpstead Leigh receives unanimous praise from Central High cast

Central High School class of 1919 presents the three act comedy Mrs Bumpstead Leigh to strong praise. Miss Lewis leads with notable stage presence, supported by a capable ensemble including Miss Good as Violet De Salle and Stewart Wagner with George Pulas. Mrs Clara Pyle Ewing and Miss Annabelle Swartz coached the cast. play committee members are Robert Crist, Carl Stoner, Miss Virginia Forrer, Richard Quigley, Lewis Rimer, Miss Elizabeth Lloyd, and Miss Ruth Langdon.

Frances Todd Miss Rawson Charlotte Ferguson Stephen Leavitt Glalys Buckwalter Mrs. de Salle Charlotte Grove Nina Winston Romig Justin Rawson William McBride Geoffrey Rawson Lewis Rimer Stephen Lea Ewing Robert Crist Carl Stoner Virginia Forrer Richard Quigley Elizabeth Lloyd Ruth Langdon

Shot by Father Protecting Mother in Scranton Clash

Martin King 29, a Navy veteran, was shot in the head and shoulder by his father while defending his mother at their Jessup home. He is in serious condition at Mid Valley Hospital. The father fled and is at large.

Scranton Martin King King Jessup Midvalley Hospital

Church to Act as Intermediary Between Capital and Labor

New York June 13 The Rev Charles A McAlpine of the National Committee of Northern Baptist Laymen says the church should be an impartial intermediary to show capital and labor the virtues of each side's demands. He insists Baptists will play a decisive role in postwar social reconstruction and world responsibility. The church must stand for something vital in the minds of all people.

New York Charles A. McAlpine National Committee of Northern Baptist New World Order McAlpine Baptists of America Dr. McAlpine Mfn

German Regime Unclear on Treaty Signing Prospects

Paris reports on June 13 describe confusion in the German delegation over the treaty terms. French observers doubt the current government will sign, expecting a Radical Socialist administration to take the helm. Austria-Hungary faces political tension with rumored Communist moves. In Germany, Gustav Noske challenges radical Majority Socialists amid leadership struggles.

Associated Press Paris Austria-Hungary Austria Hungary Germany Gustav Noske

Elizabethville High to Graduate Class of 7

Elizabethville High plans a lengthy commencement week with seven seniors to graduate next Tuesday at the 23rd annual exercises in the high school. A Saturday grammar school diploma day precedes high school entry for those students, followed by a baccalaureate sermon Sunday and senior days Monday and Tuesday with concerts, plays, and speaker Dr. Charles Leonard. The seven graduates are Irene A. Lentz Dorothy E. Margerum Elma A. Moyer Erma M. Stroup Amy A. Swab Florence Whitman Hannah M. Zern g.

The Elizabeth High School Grammar School C. P. Wehr Beatrice Cook Jean Edna Matter John Romberger Greg Gladys Buffington Gradée Matter Sara Miller Mary McLanahan F. E. Shambaugh S. H. Knisely Benediction W. Z. Artz Edna Cooper Meda Bohmer Hazel Messersmith Kathryn Swab Grace Matter Margaret Wise John Botts Daniel Koppenhaver Donald Miller Harry van Newkirk Clarence Swab Charles Hoffner Arthur Hoffner Evangelical Church M. S. Mumma Erma Stroup Hannah Berfing Dorothy E. Margerum Florence Whitman Elma Moyer Irene Lentz Charles Leonard Williamsport S. H. Knnsely Cc. P. Wehr Irene A. Lentz Elma A. Moyer Erma M. Stroup Amy A. Swab Hannah M. Zerng

Pittsburgh Court Rules PSC Lacks Local Jurisdiction

Judge James McF. Carpenter rules the Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania cannot obtain injunctions in Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas because the enabling act requires actions be filed in Dauphin County. The case, against Peter Jobs of McKeesport for operating a jitney without a license, is dismissed and will be appealed to the higher court.

Pittsburgh James McF. Carpenter Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas Dauphin County Dauphin Commission Peter Jobs McKeesport

Order Eastern Star Closes Convention

The twenty fifth annual Pennsylvania chapter Order of the Eastern Star convention closed in Pittsburgh after selecting Conneaut Lake as the 1920 meeting site. Officers elected included Mrs Sallie B Hance Fred Boyer Miss Mabel E Miller Mrs Adeline W Barnes Mrs Belle C Williams and Mrs E L Bayer.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Order of the Eastern Star Conneaut Lake Sallie B.hance Franklin Fred E. L. Bayer

Trainmen Plan Memorial Services at White's Hall

Trainmen and conductors hold annual memorial services Sunday at 2 30 pm at White's Hall on Verbeke and James streets. The event features a prepared program with several musical numbers and speakers including Rev William V Dailey of St Mary's Maclay Street and Rev J Bradley Markward of Bethlehem Lutheran Green and

White's Hall Verbeke James Street The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen William V. Dailey St. Mary's Catholic Church Maclay Street J. Bradley Markward Bethlehem Lutheran Church Green

Cumberland streets and the Rev Henry W Miller

Cumberland streets and the Rev Henry W Miller, pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church.

Cumberland Streets Henry W. Miller Westminster Presbyterian Church

Willard’s Fitness Question in His Own Story

In his Own Story published by The Philadelphia Press Jess Willard discusses his health and condition. The boxer reflects on training setbacks and prospects for future bouts.

Jess Willard Philadelphia Press

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