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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1914

Page

5

Penbrook businessman Shell Reeme dies after long illness

Shell Austin Reeme, 65, a prominent Penbrook figure and bank director, died at his Main street home after more than two years of illness. Born in Shiremanstown, he served as director of the poor, almshouse superintendent, and held posts with East Harrisburg Cemetery, Merchants Bank of Harrisburg, and Central Trust. He leaves two daughters, a granddaughter, a brother, and was a longtime United Brethren member. Burial at East Harrisburg Cemetery after services led by Rev. H. M. Miller.

Penbrook Shell Austin Reeme Main Street Curtin Reenie Meritis Shiremanstown Mr. Reeme Harrisburg Reeme Progress Emma Brighthill Carlisle Almshouse United Brethren Church Charles Appleman Washington, D. C William Osborne Natoon, Til Katherine Appleman T. O. Reenie Watsuka H. M. Miller

Perry Co Junior Mechanics Hold 16th Annual Reunion

The Perry County Junior Order United American Mechanics held its sixteenth annual reunion in Duncannon on June 15. Residents from miles around joined a day of events including an open welcome address by Rev. George H. Johnston, speeches by leaders from Harrisburg Philadelphia and Wilkinsburg, a Junior parade with Newport Elliottsburg and Duncannon bands, a 6 to 2 baseball win by Hummelstown, and an evening band concert. The next reunion is planned for Newport, Pennsylvania.

Duncannon Perry County United American Mechanics George H. Johnston Harry Boyer Shermansdale Harrisburg Philadelphia Wilkinsburg Newport Elliottsburg Hummelstown

Halifax Band Reorganizes Officers Named

Halifax Citizens band votes in new leadership with Arthur Fasnacht as business manager Homer Dunkel as president W J Jury as vice president and treasurer trustees include W C Heisler J H Klingman and Rev J C Pease plus a Lancaster wedding note Florence Suter weds W Rea Kline at Mr and Mrs B I Later home officiated by Rev Meminger

Halifax Lancaster

Red Rose Rental for Mankeim Church Sets Historic Tribute

In Columbia and Hogestown, Pennsylvania, a centuries old rental tradition honors the Stiegel heirs. The Zion Lutheran church of Manheim observed paying one red rose with a early June due on the debt, presenting to Miss Anna L. Boyer of Harrisburg as a direct descendant. The event featured remarks by D. F. Lafean and sermons by J. E. Harms and E. H. Delk, with a solo by H. L. Link. Hogestown hosts the 10th annual Horse and Cattle Show June 17–18 with 516 entries across horses cattle swine and poultry plus new farm machinery exhibits at Big Head Woods Mechanicsburg.

Anna L. Boyer Harrisburg Flower Henry William Stiegel Columbia Zion Lutheran Church Manheim Henry William Stiegee Pennylvania Stiegel J. H. Sieling York W. A. Hensel D. F. Lafean J. E. Harms E. H. Delk D.D Philadelphia H. L. Link Minnie Rutgers Newark N. J Hogestown Big Head Woods Mechanicsburg Carl W. Gay University of Pennsylvania Harry Hayward Delaware College Experiment Station Del C. W. Larsons State College W. H. Tomhave H. H. Wing Cornell University Frank Kline State Department of Agriculture IF. S. Putney John C

Many Cottagers Spend Sunday at Stoverdale

Cottages reopen for summer in Stoverdale Pennsylvania with residents and visitors from Harrisburg Steelton Jonestown and nearby towns. Notables include William Lewis Jr Cottager guests at Sylva cottage Mrs M S Craig chaperoning a house party and Engle farm visitors Miss Esther Engle Marguerite Engle at Engle farm. Homes listed include Sylva Oak Glen Inglenook Prince Albert Waldheim Sulphite and Buena Vista.

Stoverdale William Lewis, Jr Sylva Cottage M. S. Craig Mary Craig Bert Craig Craig Louise Crozier Esther Hutman Louis Reifsnyder Paul Caton C. R. Phillips Katherine Phillips John W. E. Phillips 1646 North Third Street William M. Wood Wood Haven Edward Wurster Inglenook Samuel E. Phillips Oak Glen L. C. Graffius Harrisburg George Dunkle Frank Kitzmiller Janet Anna Berry Margaret Caveny Elizabeth Keiffer Nell Caveny Paul Richards Caveny Cottage Harry Enterline Florence Clarke John A. Clarke L. H. Albright Violet Albright Buena Vista

Lucille Love at Palace Tomorrow

Grace Cunard and Francis Ford star in Lucille Love the Girl of Mystery seventh picture at the Palace two reels. Nat Pinkerton detective drama The Chloroform Clue also shown with a Crystal comedy Their New Lodger.

Grace Cunard Francis Ford Lucille Love Whetheral Lucille Loubeque China Hugo Loubeque United States Nat Pinkerton New York

Central Pennsylvania News Items Memorials and Incidents

Sunbury memorial services and a parade included the Grand Army of the Republic. A 14 year old deported to Poland for incorrigibility. Forty aliens applied for first naturalization in Northumberland county. Albert Voelker found dead in Reading with a revolver in hand. Knights of Pythias memorial services held in West Chester and Nazareth. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen memorial services observed in West Chester. John Exler killed by runaway horses near Hazleton. Rev W C Charlton preached farewell in Shamokin. Moravian Church trombone choir aided memorial at Hill Cemetery in Bethlehem. Barn construction accident injures Charles Miller near Bernville.

Sunbury Milton Lodge of Elks Grand Army of the Republic Woronoka Kowaleski Poland Northumberland County Court Reading Albert Voelker Allentown Mount Penn West Chester Knights of Pythias Pennsylvania The Brotherhood of Railroad Memorial Hall Hazleton John Exler St. Johns M. Santee Exler Trinity Episcopal Church St. John's Episcopal Church Bellefonte Bethlehem Niskey Hill Cemetery Burgess O. L. Peysert South Bethlehem Moravian Church J. H. Clewell Moravian Seminary and College For Women John Bigelow Charles Miller Bernille Berks County Adams Strauss

Community Notes From Marysville and New Cumberland

Marysville lodge initiates many candidates with help from New Cumberland degree team. A local moonlight walk includes Emma Dice Marie Harrold Estella Whitmyer Myrtle Shope Olga Keel James Brownhill Gordon Skivington Roger Opley Edgar Smith Vernon Dissinger. Beuhler Lodge plans dedication of the new Pythian Castle Hall on Lincoln Street June 25. Civic Club hosts a members only summer tea at the Flatiron Building. Major John Kirk back from Indiana elected delegate to the National G A R encampment in Chicago this August. Funeral for Isaac Williams of York County held at Mt Zion Church. Campers along Conodoguinet Creek include Robert Bates John Oren Jacob Bentzer Wood Davis and friends from New Cumberland. Harry W Karmer of Watsontown and Miss Gertrude Maus of Milton wed at First Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage in Milton.

Marysville Hershley’s Lane Emma Dice Marie Harrold Estella Whitmyer Myrtle Shope Olga Keel James Brownhill Gordon Skivington Roger Opley Edgar Smith Vernon T. Dissinger Beuhler Lodge Knights of Pythias Pythian Castle Hall Lincoln Street New Cumberland John Kirk Indianna Kirk Chicago Conodoguinet Robert Bates John Oren Jacob Bentzer Wood Davis Conodoguinet Creek Sunbury Harry W. Karmer Watsontown Gertrude Elizabeth Maus Milton First Methodist Episcopal Church Parsonage J. F. Anderson

Dr Williams Pink Pills for Neurasthenia Advert

An advertisement extols neurasthenia causes such as overwork worry and grief and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a direct blood tonic. It links anaemia correction to treatment and notes two free books on nervous diseases and diet from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady, N Y, with newspaper mention.

Williams Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady

Farmers Repair State Road In Carlisle District

In Carlisle Pennsylvania on June 15 farmers in the New Kingston area began repairing the road between Carlisle and Harrisburg after funds were withheld by Auditor General Powell. George A Albright district highway supervisor organized volunteer farmer help to resume work amid spring rains and recent storms.

Carlisle Powell New Kingston Harrisburg George A. Albright

To Look and Feel Bright in Hot Weather

This old style health piece recommends mercorized wax to cleanse and rejuvenate sun damaged skin and improve complexion. It suggests nightly application and mornings washing, plus a saxolite hazel lotion to refresh and smooth wrinkles during heat.

Deaths in Central Pennsylvania Feature Local Obituaries

Eveline Omwake of Greencastle died at home after a ten day illness. In Elizabethtown Frank L Keber, 40, cashier at Richland National Bank, died from apoplexy. Dillsburg funeral held for Mrs. William Gross found dead in bed. The bulletin ends with a quote about fraud.

Greencastle Eveline Omwake Tenry Omwake Elizabethtown Frank L. Kkeber Richland National Bank Dillsburg William Gross

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