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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1919

Page

3

Ship by Truck parade route and luncheon details

The Ship by Truck parade in Harrisburg forms at 11 30 at Front and Market streets with divisions on South and North Front. The procession moves via Market Fourth Sixth Maclay Third State Second Chestnut and ends on Chestnut. A free luncheon follows at Chestnut Street Auditorium with city and state officials speaking. Several hundred trucks are expected to participate boosting the movement.

Front Market Streets South Front Street North Front Street Market Street Maclay State Chestnut Chestnut Street Harrisburg

Cure Claim for Pimple Cure Advertised in Local Notice

Miss Isabella Smith of Philadelphia describes a severe irritant reaction with pimples on face neck and hands. She used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum after trying a free sample and bought more, claiming healing after two soaps and nearly one box of ointment. The ad promotes Cuticura products for toilet and nursery use with fragrance tested on skin.

Isabella Smith S. 18Th St Philadelphia

Early morning wedding at Bethlehem Lutheran Church

Miss Florence I. Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard M Brown and Charles J Tyson were married at 6 30 o clock by Rev Dr J Bradley Markward. The couple planned a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home and a honeymoon trip to New York and Philadelphia before settling at 427 South Thirteenth Street.

Bethlehem Lutheran Church Florence I. Bro Howard M. Brown Reily Street Charles J. W. Tyson South Thirteenth Street J. Bradley Markward Ethel Aungst Enchaut Clarence W. Herman Mechanicsburg Herman France New York Philadelphia Mrs Tyson South Thirteenth Eet

Dinner Honors Seiler Principals At Penn-Harris

A dinner at the Penn-Harris honored retiring Seiler School principals Miss Martha Seiler and Miss Orth Seiler. Attendees included new principals Miss Sara Jacobs and Miss Katherine Andrews and several staff members. A school picnic followed at Paxtang Park with large attendance. Lydia Kunkel presented the Seilers with a silver pitcher and tray as thanks for their guidance.

Penn-Harris Seiler School Martha“Orth Seiler Sue Seiler Sara Jacobs Katherine Andrews Frank Reichenburg Edward 8. Diven Wilbur F. Harris Alice Ainsworth Graydon Helen Armor Edna Sprenkle Frances Acuff Eleanor Shutter Martha

Mrs Keller Hosts Club At Perdix Bungalow

Mrs Edward Keller entertained E C B Club members yesterday at her Perdix bungalow with country walks porch cards and a country supper. Invited: Mrs Henry Bickel Mrs M H Baker Mrs C P Turner Mrs Alice Barringer and others. Kenneth R Stark and other State College students return home for summer vacation.

Edward Keller Perdix Henry Bickel M. H. Baker C. P. Turner Alice Barringer Hugh Boyd J. Harry Bender George Flickinger State College Kenneth R. Stark Ralph Brough Frederick Houston Kenneth Wingeard

Quiet June Wedding at Zion Lutheran Church

A quiet wedding was solemnized last evening at 6 30 at Zion Lutheran Church. Miss Emma G Donmeyer of Lebanon and Elliott B Hemminger 606 Peffer were united in marriage with Rev Dr Winfield Herman officiating. The bride wore a dark blue traveling suit and corsage of sweetpeas. After a wedding trip to eastern cities and the Hudson, they will reside at 104 South Seventeenth Street Newville with a reception at the groom's parents home.

Zion Lutheran Church Emma G. Donmeyer Lebanon Elliott B. Hemminger Peffer Street Winfield Herman Hudson Newville Mrs. Hemminger South Seventeenth Street

Bennett Institute Student Recital A Full Evening

Students of the Bennett Musical Institute presented a successful recital Tuesday evening at John Y. Boyd hall. Performers included Anna Harlacher Elizabeth Harlacher Nelda Walton Robert Baker Lloyd Boyer Katherine Schwab Marcella Behney J Ross Spidel Margaret Strine Arthur Slothower Claribel Elder Maurice Bender Laura Knier Mary Hopkins Wilbur Smith Carol Poet Catherine Hilton Minnie Smith Marien Baum Dorothy MacAllister Mary Carr Myra Shadle Loretta Mullen Eleanor Carr Gladys Faust Esther Carl Clarence Deets Miriam Willis Aretha Wilson Grace Brown Clyde Gehr Margaret Schwab Verna Bair Florence Gallagher.

Bennett Musical Institute John Y. Boyd Hall Anna Harlacher Elizabeth Harlacher Nelda Walton Robert Baker Lloyd Boyer Katherine Schwab Marcella Behney J. Ross Spidel Margaret Strine Arthur Slothower Claribel Elder Maurice Bender Laura Knier Mary Hopkins Wilbur Smith Carol Poet Catherine Hilton Minnie Smith Marien Baum Dorothy MacAllister Mary Carr Myra Shadle Loretta Mullen Eleanor Carr Gladys Faust Esther Carl Clarence Deets Miriam Willis Aretha Wilson Grace Brown Clyde Gehr Margaret Schwab Verna Bair Florence Gallagher

Dinner at Penn-Harris to Out-of-Town Guests

Mr and Mrs William Spry Hurlock entertained at dinner last evening at the Penn Harris in compliment of Edith Ronditello of Philadelphia Anna Faul of New York Winifred Lewis of Cleveland Constance Varney of Fall River Mass guests of Elizabeth Hurlock and Dorothy Hurlock at 1719 North Front street The young men of the party included Lane S Hart III John Hart Christian Jennings Ross Jennings William K Meyers Jr Bruce Long and Erwin Stone of Morgantown West Virginia

William Spry Hurlock Penn-Harris Edith Ronditello Philadelphia Anna Faul New York Winifred Lewis Cleveland Constance Varney Fall River Mass Elizabeth Hurlock Dorothy Hurlock North Front Street Lane S. Hart, III John Hart Christian Jennings Ross Jennings William K. Meyers, Jr Bruce Long Erwin Stone Morgantown, West Virginia

Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society Picnic and Dance

The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society hosts a benefit picnic and dance at Summerdale on Monday June 16 with the Mannix orchestra. Shuttle cars run from the Square hourly to 5 then every half hour to 7, special cars at 0 o'clock to the dance. Several local people and visitors are noted in attendance and travel plans, plus news of soldiers and residents. The Senate held a Friday session to finalize appropriation bills for hospitals and charities after the House passed them.

Boston Senate House Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society Summerdale Mannix Orchestra

Woman's Long Battle Ends With Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

Los Angeles resident Mrs. A L DeVine credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing years of female troubles and incapacity to work. She urges other women to try the remedy and seeks advice from Lydia E Pinkham & Co. in Lynn Massachusetts, noting the product's forty year history of helping with displacements, inflammation, irregularities, and related symptoms.

Los Angeles Cal Lydia E. Pinkham A. L. DeVine St. Paul Avenue Calif Lydia EF

Small Coal Sizes Flood Market Despite Domestic Demand

The Philadelphia dispatch notes a glut of small anthracite sizes below pea coal while domestic sizes like egg stove and nut move briskly. Producers struggle with storage costs, rail handling, and slow steam coal demand, urging households and large heaters to mix buckwheat with larger sizes for economy.

Philadelphih Schuylkill River Pottsville Bellevue-Stratford Philadelphia Grand Central Terminal New York

Harrisburg Elks Parade Honors Old Glory Date

Harrisburg will see a parade of local political fraternal secret and military groups along with individuals to honor Old Glory on the day of its birth. The march starts from the Elks Club at 6 45 PM, goes to the Park, and participants should report by 6 15 PM carrying an American flag.

Reservoir Park Harrisburg B. P. O. Ellis America Wooda N. Carr Uniontown Carr Elks Wilhelmina G. Wohlfarth John L. Wohlfarth Reily Street A. W. Hartman The Elks Lodge Jonas M. Rudy Esquire Frank B. Wickersham Meade D. Detweiler Elks Club

Ankle Break Suspected for Swatara Worker

Edward Schiavoni of Swatara Station is in Harrisburg Hospital with a suspected right ankle fracture after leaping onto a motor truck at Hershey and being thrown when it started suddenly.

Edward Schiavoni Swatara Station Harrisburg Schiavoni Hershey

Courthouse Notes Count Election Vote

The Paxtang special election resulted in a 61 to 26 vote approving the school district bond issue for building extension work. The tally was conducted by Judge S. J. McCarrell, B. Frank Nead Jr., and Harvey E. Knapp, serving as tellers.

Paxtang J. M. McCarrell B. Frank Nead, Jr Harvey E. Knapp

Bisurated Magnesia Detailed in Druggist Warning

The note promotes BISURATED MAGNESIA as a safe speedy correction for dangerous stomach acidity. It emphasizes five grain tablets and blue sealed powder, warns against plain magnesia forms, and directs buyers to look for BISURATED and purchase from DRUGGISTS EVERY WHERE.

Geo A. Gorgas

Veterans Camp members return from Pennsylvania encampment

D D Hammelbaugh Julia J BE F Bear P E Secor M Fet terhoff Charles Honich and W S Hess returned home after attending the annual encampment of the Pennsylvania division Sons of Veterans. Hess was elected to the division council and Secor named as representative to the national convention in Columbus Ohio in September.

D. D. Hammelbaugh F. B. Julia J. BE. F. Bear P. E. Secor Fetterhoff Charles Honich Hess Pennsylvania Sons of Veterans John Rey Secor Colubus Ohio

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