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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1915

Page

5

Burgess Koomes Resigns Amid Budget Strains in Penbrook

Penbrook council members react to the resignation letter of McClellan J. Koomes a former burgess who ran on the Washington party ticket. They cite revenue limits blocking a borough police ordinance and a costly plan to publish ordinances in book form. Election party tensions and a pending court appointment shape the search for his successor with two local men under consideration.

Penbrook Penbrook Council McClellan J. Koomes Burgess C. L. Wirt Washington Roomes Koomes Dauphin County Court

Hogestown Horse and Cattle Show Opens for Eleventh Year

The eleventh Hogestown Horse and Cattle Show begins at Big Head Woods near Hogestown Pa. The two day event features free competition for registered stock from wide areas with cattle and horses judged on Thursday. Educational judging for cattle by Pennsylvania State College dives into youth classes while committees oversee grounds, classification, and pressing logistics. A second item notes Harry Zimmerman a millersburg firefighter scalded by hot ashes in a coal storage plant incident nearby.

Agricultural Department of Pennsylvania State College Frank Martin Harry W. Shaull A. J. Louden W. B D. Eppley John E. Ritter Enos Farence Foster Fought T. J. Ferguson Mumma E. E. Lower Vance C. McCormick H. W. Shaull N. W. Albright Press Committee James McCormick, Jr James S. Coble J. C. Parker N. W. Albright W. E. Eppley M. S. Mumma Samuel Lindsay West Fairview Harrisburg George A. Trimmer M. G. Albright George W. Peffer S. E. Musselman Wv. C. McCormick J. L. Bashore John B. Musser Charles Gutshall David Sunday H. B. McCormick O. M. Sipe M. M. Hench Millersburg Harry Zimmerman McClellan Zimmerman Alfred Albright State Highway Department

TIZ Foot Comfort Ad From Old Newspaper Typos

Teaser ad promotes TIZ for tired feet with claims of instant pain relief swelling reduction and comfort. It touts 21 cent price and benefits for chafed sore feet including bunions and corns in a glossy period voice.

Bulgarian Minister Speaks at Bucknell University Commencement

Special to The Telegraph Lewisburg Pa June 15 The town overflows with visitors for Bucknell commemoration events. A Sunday sermon to graduates was delivered by President John H Harris and Stefan Pararetoff Bulgarian Minister to the United States will address the class tomorrow morning. The program includes School of Music displays Elocution recitals and an oratorio performance. The day features a cemetery parade and a baseball game between alumni and the university team.

Lewisburg John H. Harris Stefan Pararetoff United States Bulgaria Bucknell Hall School of Music Baptist Church Bucknell Academy John Catherman Hartleton Clyde Witherington Snydertown Newton Newman George M. Kunkle Steuart H. McLaughlin Altoona Voris Blaine Hall Montgomery Academy Mendelssohn St. Paul Helen Evans Scranton Alice Rowe Plymouth Alfred van Osten Robert Lloyd Education Society George Adams Philadelphia Woman's College Christopher School of Music and Art Citizens’ Band

Paroled Prisoners Caught in Horse Theft Case

Two inmates Dudley Miller and J J Pittinger were arrested near Waynecastle north of Waynesboro while suspected only of stealing a horse and buggy from Abbie Koontz of Frederick Maryland. Miller and Pittinger were believed parolees from Eastern Penitentiary and Maryland Penitentiary respectively. Authorities confirmed Miller’s parole and interest in him. Pittinger’s parole status was reported by Maryland officials.

Waynesboro Dudley Miller J. J. Pittinger Waynecastle Chief Staley McKentry Eastern Penitentiary Philadelphia Walker Chambersburg Miller Pittinger Maryland Abbie Koontz Frederick

Burke and Lease Weddings Highlight West Shore Notices

A son named Burke was born to Mr and Mrs Archie Burke of Hummel Avenue. Lena Lantz and Roy Lease married in Oberlin with Lease a Pennsylvania Steel Works machinist. The week also covered festival plans by Lemoyne Fire Company, a new two story West Shore Bakery building, a mass meeting rescheduled for the fourth celebration, and various church group activities in Lemoyne New Cumberland and Ha gerstown.

Lemoyne, Pa Archie Burke Hummel Avenue Burke Miss Kunkle Lemoyne Lemoyne Fire Company H. H.rice G. W. Palmer J. L. Cummings Harvey Mounts J. W. Reeser West Shore Bakery L. M. Bricker Bosler Avenue William E. Bushey Pacis Uly 1 New Cumberland Lena Lantz A. B. Lantz Hillside Roy Lease Harrisburg Oberlin Buchter United Brethren Church Lease Pennsylvania Steel Works

Delegate Reports On Missionary Convention

Miss Violet Condran read the Otterbein Guild report from the recent Women's Missionary association convention in Columbus Ohio. Mrs Edward H Weigel and Miss Emma Nissley led Bible study with Miss Rae Hoofnagle guiding Mission study. Refreshments were served by Mrs Weigel to guild members including Pearl Condran Esther Miller Sue Hoofnagle Fannie Ober Ruth Nissley Emma Nissley Violet Condran Rae Hoofnagle Emma Steel and Mrs Wilda Bowman.

Penbrook Otterbein Guild Ed. H. Weigel Penbrook Violet Condran Otterbein Guild United Brethren Church Women’s Missionary Association of the Eastern Conference Columbus Ohio Edward H. Weigel Emma Nissley Rae Hoofnagle Weigel Pearl Condran Esther Miller Sue Hoofnagle Fannie Ober Ruth Nissley Emma Steel Wilda Bowman

Children’s Day Exercises at St Pauls and Monaghan Churches

In Dillsburg Pennsylvania on June 15 children performed in services at St Pauls Lutheran Sunday school with a large audience. Names of participants from St Pauls list many boys and girls. Monaghan Presbyterian held Sunday morning programs with invocations, Welcome, recitations, songs and solos led by Rev Harold Wolfsong and Rev J Wolf.

St. Paul's Lutheran Monaghan Dillsburg St. Paul’s Lutheran Ruth Grove Ruth Williams Alice Crone Gretna Arnda Edna Bushman Marjorie Eveler Othe Murry Esther Fisher Ruth Blausser Nellie Miller Mabel White Opal Murry Frances Eveler Loyi Smith Ethel Williams Elizabeth Bentz Laura Bushey Mildred Cromlich Orella Murry Pearl Walls Mabel Fishel Beulah Blackford Kathryn Cocklin Mary Williams Myrtle Deardorff Edna Arndt Pearl Trimmer Mabel Gerber Ruth Hollinger Verdella Dick Kathryn Bagh Jeanette Chronister Margaret Shultz Hazel Bushman Florence Wolf Carrie Bushey Martha Bertha Isabel Sidle Mary Altland Robert Nelson Mary Floyd Helen Altent Rev. J. Holf

Marriage of Miss Lillian Sultzaberger and F Norman Hunter

Announcement from Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania states Miss Lillian Viola Sultzaberger and F Norman Hunter wed on June 7 at Bethany Temple Presbyterian Church Philadelphia. They plan to reside at 5430 Osage Avenue Philadelphia after June 20.

Mechanicsburg Lillian Sultzaberger W. F. Sultzaberger West Simpson Street Lillian Viola Sultzaberger F. Norman Hunter Philadelphia Bethany Temple Presbyterian Church A. J. Ferry Osage Avenue

Pastor Accepts Call to Zion and Wrightsville Churches

Marietta June 15 The Rev T H Williams has accepted a call to pastor Zion church here and the Zion church at Wrightsville. He began duties yesterday.

Marietta T. H. Williams Zion Church Wrightsville

Central Pennsylvania News Items of Interest

Brief dispatches from Tamaqua to Hagerstown cover accidents and misfortunes. A 19 year old man survives an 11 000 volt shock with a burned hand. Horses stampeded at Ephrata injuring two men. A stabbing in Trevorton Stanislaus Potosk area leaves victims, while in Shamokin a two horse wagon crash injures a couple. A lightning strike near Kutztown leaves Mrs Schappell seriously injured. John Klein loses 830 savings to skepticism of banks at a picnic. Lansford hosts Four County Firemen’s Convention. Miss Ann Touhy dies at state hospital after her father’s death. An Elmer J Cook car is destroyed by fire near Boonsboro.

Tamaqua Hugh Kelly Hauto Lancaster Reading Ephrata Simon Eberly Joseph R. Goda Goda Eberly Trevorton Stanislaus Potosk Alexander Zolinskie Stephen Gorrell John Lebar Shamokin John Roman Irish Valley Chester Schappell Reinert Store Kutztown Schappell John Klein Boyer Klein Lansford Northampton Montour Carbon Lehigh Mahanoy City William Touhy Ann Touhy Fountain Springs

Nervous Children and St Vitus Dance Caution Ad

Early spring to July marks when St Vitus dance develops in nervous children. Irritability and sleep problems appear, followed by jerky movements and weakness. Suggests quiet, outdoor activity, nutritious diet, and Dr Williams Pink Pills to strengthen nerves. warns to seek a physician if symptoms worsen.

St. Vitus Schenectady N. Y

Canoeist Missing Near Wrightsville River Crossing

Emory Ferguson a 17 year old canoeist who hired a craft to cross the river from Columbia to Wrightsville has vanished since Saturday morning. No trace of the boy or the unsinkable canoe was found last evening and authorities fear a capsized craft may have led to drowning. Halifax hosts a baseball festival June 26 at Brewers Grove two miles north of town.

Telegraph Columbia Emory Ferguson Wrightsville Ferguson Halifax Halifax Country Baseball Club Brewers Grove

Boy Falls From Barn in Huntsdale Incident

Wayne Bishop, son of David Bishop of Huntsdale, fell from a threshing floor to a barn floor yesterday. He sustained a skull fracture and internal injuries and was brought to Todd Hospital for treatment.

Carlisle Wayne Bishop David Bishop Huntsdale Todd Hospital

Do Not Use Soap on Hair Says Advert

An old advertisement advises washing hair with mulsified cocoanut oil instead of soap or shampoos. It claims soaps dry the scalp, make hair brittle, and that cocoanut oil creates rich lather, cleanses, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft and lustrous. It notes mulsified oil is cheap and available at pharmacies.

Coal Price Offer for Next Winter

Advertisement urges buying coal now to save 50 cents per ton with a 10 ton purchase saving $5.00, likening the savings to calling to Kel ley for $5.00. The tone is promotional and targets households planning winter fuel use.

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Penbrook Borough Mr. Koomes Hogestown Big Head Woods Atlantic City N. J Price Family Netherlands New York Ave Boardwalk Ruhwadel Georgia Ave City Emerson Crouthamel Mgr Gap Springs Doubling Gap Newville G. A. Freyer Mount Gretna Gerecer Ceaea Arene Hotel Conewago Lake Conewago Samuel H. Lawrie Newport Apts 16Th and Spruce Sts Phila Bedford Springs Allegheny Mountains H. E. Bemis Harrisburg Business College Market St School OF Commerce S. Market Sq Harrisburg, Pa Kelberg Market Street Service In Printing the Telegraph Printing Co Department of Ales Andervice Cumberland N. B Bucknell University Albert J. Reichert Lancaster County Christ Lutheran Church Church of the Holy Communion Utica Trinity Deerfield Albany Manayunk Falls of Schuylkill Lyons Versailles Doylestown Mulberry, Ind Red Wing, Minn Places Crow's Landing West Shore News Firemen’s Festival Lemoyne High School Baraca United Evangelical Sunday School W. W. T. Club Church of Christ Sunday School Zada Renecker State Road Ladies’ Aid Society of the Ach of Christ Lease-Lantz Homer Gross Michael Gross York Sparrows Samuel Fisher Bellavista Mt. Olivet Cemetery W. A. Cockerly Christian Endeavor Hagerstown Trinity United Brethren Church A. R. Ayers L.W. Cook Central Pennsylvania Elmer J. Cook Towson National Turnpike Boonsboro Kelley H. M. Kelley & CO N. Third Street Tenth and State Streets
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