Horse Thieves Nabbed Near Waynecastle
Waynesboro Pa June 14 Chief of Police S W Staley arrested two men after a suspicious team was spotted hidden in woods above Waynecastle. Derrick Miller formerly of Frederick and J J Pittinger were taken to police headquarters with a bay horse and runabout seized. A theft in Frederick tied to Miller was confirmed.
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Waynesboro
W. Staley
Staley
Waynecastle
W. E. Brezler
A. B. Rentger
Dr. Heeffner
Dudley Miller
J. J. Pittinger
Miller
Frederick
Alice Koontz
Youth Nearly Drowns During Long Susquehanna Swim
Lloyd Nell about 19, of Harrisburg, visiting his brother Charles Nell at Wrightsville, nearly drowned while swimming from the second pier of the Columbia bridge in the Susquehanna River. Exhausted in the deep channel, he clung to the pier, drifted into shallow water, and was revived after turning blue and losing consciousness. A number of men watched but none could swim.
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Wrightsville
Columbia Bridge
Lloyd Nell
Harrisburg
Charles Nell
University of Pennsylvania Graduate Named Assistant Principal
Wrightsville High School selects William H. Ott, 22, a U P graduate with top honors and a focus in history and science, for assistant principal. Ott completed a long academic record including the Ware Grammar School and Southern High School, plus a special diploma in physical training.
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U. of P
Wrightsville High School
Wrightsville
University of Pennsylvania
William H. Ott
Ware Grammar School
Philadelphia
Southern High School
American-German Society
George H. Ware
Ott
Messiah Bible and Mission Training School Graduation Exercises
Dillsburg June 14 Last evening the baccalaureate sermon to the graduates of the Messiah Bible and Mission Training School of Grantham was delivered in the chapel. An interesting program has been arranged for the graduating exercises including oratorical contests music etc for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
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Dillsburg
Messiah Bible and Mission Training School of
Grantham
Typhoid at Lewistown Seventeen Cases in Town
In Lewistown Pennsylvania fourteen cases remain in town with ten quarantined and four treated at Lewistown Hospital all in the east end. Names include Mary O Donnell Charles Rheam Ruth Yeager and others with Mrs Charles Jordan the first and only death reported Saturday. State inspectors conducted a recent investigation.
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Lewistown
Lewistown Hospital
Mary O'Donnell
Charles Rheam
William Heckert
Guy Gray
Ruth Yeager
Linnie McCormick
George Joseph
Mary L. Wray
Charles Eisenhour
Pearl
Ebien Miller
Eisenhour
Charles Jordan
Repairing Bridge and College Baccalaureate Services
Temporary repairs are underway on the railroad bridge at Center to be replaced by a concrete structure in the fall. In Marietta the baccalaureate sermon for Elizabethtown College was delivered by Rev. E. B. Hoff in the town chapel. commencement exercises will be held this week.
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Telegraph Plain
Newport and
Sherman's Valley Railway
Barn Fire Destroys Hosetter Farm Implement, Hay
Fire of incendiary origin destroyed the large bank barn and all contents on the Henry Hostetter farm near Warwick Saturday night. Loss estimated over 5000 dollars with hay and farming implements burned.
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Warwick
Henry Hostetter
Here
Feast of Roses Observed in Manheim and Lebanon County
In Manheim PA on June 14 the annual Feast of Roses was observed with visitors from across the state. Rev J F Knittle led the event, Rev Dr A Pohlman delivered the sermon, and Rev Dr C P Wiles gave the memorial address. H Frank Eshelman paid the rose, received by Miss Annie Boyer, a descendant of Baron Stiegel. In Lebanon County the rental for Tabor Reformed Church was paid by W W Happel for Ann Elizabeth Hammond, a descendant of George Steitz, with Rev Dr J C Bowman preaching and Rev Dr W S Happel presenting the payment. A second service at Hill Reformed Church in North Annville Township involved payment to William Kline for the church ground.
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Manheim
Henry William Stiegel
J. F. Knittle
A. Pohlman
Philadelphia
C. P. Wiles
Lutheran Sunday School Literature
H. Frank Eshelman
Lancaster
Annie Boyer
Harrisburg
Lebanon County
Lebanon
Ann Elizabeth Hammond
Robert H. Hammond
George Steitz
Tabor Reformed Church
J. C. Bowman
Eastern Theological Seminary
W. S. Happel
Tabor
Hill Reformed Church
North Annville Township
W. F. DeLong
Willian Kline
Enormous Peach Crop Report from South Mountain
Waynesboro Pa June 14 Jacob F Good a horticulturist and Western Maryland Railway agent at Midvale says the peach crop in that section will exceed previous records by thousands of bushels and require up to 500 cars to move shipments from Midvale. Aaron Newcomer leads with at least 100000 baskets and other growers follow. The basket and package shortage is a current concern as Good has ordered 85 carloads of bushel baskets for apples and half bushel baskets for peaches.
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Waynesboro
Jacob F. Good
Western Maryland Railway
Midvale
Aaron Newcomer
Good
Recent Deaths in Central Pennsylvania
Carlisle Mrs. Janes Mell Bentz 96 oldest native resident dies in Carlisle. Bainbridge Mrs. Adam R. Smith 48 dies after illness. survived by husband and extended family. Abbeville Mrs. Katharine Run kle 77 native of Germany, lived in Lancaster County fifty years. one brother in California survives.
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Carlisle
Janes Mell Bentz
Bentz
Bainbridge
Adam R. Smith
Abbeville
Katharine Runkle
Germany
Lancaster County
California
Fat cattle shipped from Blain station by Harv Ritter
Thirty seven fattened steers were shipped on Saturday from Blain station by cattle dealer Harv Ritter of Loysville. The cattle were purchased from S. E. Harkins W. K. Smith F. W. Dimm Foster Seager and Samuel Wertz.
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Blain
Harvey Ritter
Loysville
S. E. Harkins
W. K. Smith
F. W. Dimm
Foster Seager
Samuel Wertz
Local Mothers Class elects officers in Lemoyne
In Lemoyne on June 14 the Mothers Class of the United Evangelical Sunday School elected officers with Mrs Jeannie Crowl as president and Mrs William Bentz as vice president. The rest of the list includes secretary Mrs Harry Zimmerman treasurer Mrs William Fettrow and teachers Rev H T Searle and J W Slothower.
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Lemoyne
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
United Evangelical Sunday School
United Evangelical Church
John Moul
C. L. Eby
Raymond Sawyer
W. A. Hutchinson
Conway Hall
Dickinson College
Chrester Kinter
Oscar Wolfensberger
Rev. H. T. Searle
Ralph Crowl
Chester Kinter
Mervin Crowl
Martin Sheaffer
Walter Eby
Paul D. Fettrow
Albright College
Myerstown
Harry
Slothower
Alfred Ensminger
Alumni Association
The
Lemoyne High School
Esther Slothower
Hazel Kuhn
Margaret Kunkle
Hilda Kimmel
Nancy Bentz
Lloyd Smith
John Wingert
Zion Church Heads Into Key Meetings This Week
Zion Lutheran Church plans a busy week with a Philadelphia board meeting attendance by Croll G. Keller S Winfield Herman and E G Hoover. Services last night were led by Rev Earle C Herman of Erie. A joint class social and musical program is set for tomorrow. An excursion to Loysville Orphanage is scheduled Thursday at 8 15 p m with many members expected to attend.
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Philadelphia
Zion Lutheran Church
Loysville Orphanage
Grip Aftereffects and Blood-Building Pills Ad
An older health ad describes lingering after effects of the grip including low mood and nervous fatigue. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy to rebuild blood and strengthen nerves, urging readers to request a free booklet from the firm in Schenectady New York.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Lyceum Course Planned by Blain Citizens
Blain Pa June 14 a four show lyceum course was arranged by the Citizens Entertainment Association with the Atrim Bureau Philadelphia with events set for January and February. Dillsburg Pa June 14 William Harbold of Carroll township lost a valuable horse valued at 200 dollars that died suddenly while working in the field.
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Blain
Lyceum
Citizens’ Entertainment Association
Atrim Bureau
Philadelphia
Dillsburg
William Harbold
Carrol Township
Eczema Claims Quick Relief From S S S Remedy
An advertisement touts S S S blood remedy as a cure for eczema psoriasis acne boils and other skin and blood disorders. It promises rapid skin improvement through a stomach to body action and offers free medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Georgia with bottle purchase.
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S. S.S
Swift Specific Co
Swift
Atlanta
U. S
Phone to Kelley For $5.00 Sale Pitched
An advertisement promotes calling Kelley for $5.00 with a bold claim that on 10 tons the savings total $5.00. It also notes hard pea coal priced at 25 cents per ton less.
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Kelley
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Anna Fry
Irene Gilbert
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Kathryn Mowers
Nora Snow
William H, Ott
CREX
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Crex Carpet Company
New York
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Gohl Optical CO
North Third St
Kodak
Eastman
Gorgas’ Drug Stores
N. Third St
Penn’a Station
Marietta
Elizabethtown College
E. B. Hoff
Bethany Bible School
Chicago
Elizabethtown Chapel
Hostetter
Flower
Baron Stiegel
South Mountain Section
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New Post Toasties
Kentucky
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West Shore News
Lemoyne, Pa
Reerr Cumberland and
Middletown Ads
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Baraca
Ushers’ Association
Lemoyne Aimmni Banquet
Edith Mumma
Mechanicsburg
Ws.c. Bowman
Harry Slothower
Amy D. Fulton
Decatur
Ill
J. Earl Steinhauer
Enola
Roundhouse
F. Rounsley
Rounsley
Michael Cornecelli
State Road
South Enola
J. H. Horton
Susquehanna Avenue
Jane Ruth Horton
Ruth
Naomi
Methodist Episcopal Church
Enola Y. M. Co
Evangelical Church of
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H. M. Kelley & CO
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