Weigle Hosts Big Manchester Party and Local News
Mrs. S F Weigle entertained a large Sunday gathering at her Manchester home. Reports note mail messenger Frank Yinger resigning after a decade of punctual service amid rising parcel post demands. A wild dog scare unsettles the area near Sipes schoolhouse. Rev H F Herstmyer preaches on Sunday with solo by Mrs D V Ness. The Loysville Orphans Home band planned a June 20 open air concert. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed as attendees or noted elsewhere in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Weigle
Defense Committee Guests of Newville Civic Club
Newville Pa June 15 The Civic Club garden party hosted Cumberland county Woman's Council of Defense executive members who spoke on wartime work despite rain. War Savings Stamps totaling 14081.60 were sold May 12 to 26 by local rural carriers. Various society members and visitors attended and families were noted in town.
Duncannon Residents Donate 2315 to Red Cross
Duncannon Pa June 15 in the recent Red Cross drive the citizens contributed 2315 to the cause Dr J L McKeehan of Carlisle was a weekend guest of his sister Mrs Annie B Haveley Mrs B Stites Duncan spent days at Washington DC as guest of relatives The Rev Dr A R Ayers will preach at 1030 tomorrow morning in United Brethren Church Dr W J Marks will preach at Shermansdale that morning Mrs Leah Parsons returned home after visiting relatives in Harrisburg Board of Health reorganized naming Dr B F Beale president J Willis Mumper secretary Thomas B Boyd health officer others on the board Harvey F Arter Edgar Grabill Harry Collins
New Cumberland Soldier in Signal Corps in France
Mr and Mrs Fred Houck of Market street report a letter and photograph from their son Harry Houck in France. He says he is well and pleased with the French people and serves in the Research and Inspection Signal Corps, American Expeditionary Forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cumberland
Fred Houck
Market Street
Harry Houck
France
Research and Inspection Signal Corps
American Expeditionary Forces
Deer and Wild Turkey Visit Upper End Farms
Elizabethville Pennsylvania June 15 a deer roams fields east of the Mountain house and a monster wild turkey feeds near barns in the same area Camp 110 P O 8S of A decorated graves of deceased members at Elizabethville Gratz Enders and Riegle s church Warren J Daniel at Harrisburg Beulah I Shutt of Johnsonburg home on vacation Ellwood Miller and Alvin Enders at their Harrisburg homes Irene Bressler and Mr Clark and family Harrisburg guests Emma J Bressler W A Bander family Maude Weaver at Reading Carson Cooper and family moved to John H Coopers home ill Clayton S Bechtel s horse shot after breaking leg Prof Mack Stine Lewis Del on vacation John B Gohs family leaving for Pitman N J George A Boyer Reading guest Evan Deibler Elizabethville graduate Ruth A Miller Marietta Ohio vacation with Postmaster Miller s family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethville
Mountain House
Gratz
Enders
Ellwood Miller
Alvin Enders
Harrisburg
Irene Bressler
Mr. Clark
Emma J. Bressler
W. A. Bander
John H. Cooper
James Eby
Clayton S. Bechtel
Prof. Mack &. Stine
Lewis
Del
John B. Gohs
Pitman
N. J
George A. Boyer
Reading
Millersburg High School
Evan Deibler
Ruth A. Miller
Marietta
Ohio
Miller
Elizabethtown School Board Elects Teachers For Year
Elizabethtown Pa June 15 at a borough school board meeting teachers were elected for September term. Names include principal BE A Aumiller first assistant K Bernice Eckman second Mary K Carter third Garfield Shearer grammar Katie O Miller grammar Mrs Frank Corman intermediate Mary Dulebolin special Elizabeth Eshelman secondary Anna E Edmonds B secondary Violette Hoffer primary Mary E Gross first primary division M Catherine Kuhn first primary second division Margaret Kelsey and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
BE. A. Aumiller
K. Bernice Eckman
Mary K. Carter
Garfield Shearer
A Grammer
Katie O. Miller
I Grammer
Frank Corman
Mary Dulebolin
Elizabeth Eshelman
Anna E. Edmonds
Violette Hoffer
Mary E. Gross
Edna Hoffer
M. Catherine Kuhn
Margaret Kelsey
George N. Falkenstein
Gildford
Mon
Spring Street
Keller
Phoenix
Arizona
Earl H. Gish
Raymond Gebhart
Robert Lindemuth
Harry Hartzell
Paul Engle
Paul Burkholder
Carl Davish
Camp Meade
Harry Beckey
Mount Holly Springs
D. C. Coble
York
Milton Hershey
West Chester
War Chest Picnic For Wiconisco Red Cross
Wiconisco Pennsylvania June 15 The Red Cross Auxiliary plans a War Chest picnic in Borough Park on July 4. Local residents and visitors include Mrs John Co Smith of Allentown visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Seip Joseph A Harman Camp Meade Maryland spent the week with Mr and Mrs Charles Harman John Coles of Pittsburgh visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas Coles Sr Rudolph Hirsch and family and Mitchell Foster of Steeton spent days at John M Foster home Mrs Potts of Williamsport guest of Miss Anna L Shearer Herbert Smith and family of Harrisburg and Paul Nelson of Highspire motored here Sunday to visit George West Mrs Emily Buckley returned home after visiting relatives in Philadelphia Dr Ira F Keller Philadelphia visiting Dr and Mrs I A Keller Dr J B Prout visited Prof C B Toole and family Lewistown Miss Mary Shambach of Berwick guest of Prof and Mrs J B Shambach Miss Florence Baum of Reading visiting relatives here Rev John J Hunt Jr spent Tuesday at Pottsville Charles and Albert Pugh of Steelton spent weekend at John A ealey home Alice Studholme of West Chester Normal school spending ten day vacation with his mother Elisabeth Studholme
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiconisco
Red Cross
Borough Park
John Co. Smith
Allentown
George Seip
Joseph A. Harman
Camp Meade
Charles Harman
John Coles
Pittsburgh
Thomas Coles
Rudolph Hirsch
Mitchell Foster
Steelton
John M. Foster
Potts
Williamesport
Anna L. Shearer
Herbert Smith
Harrisburg
Paul Nelson
Highspire
George West
Emily Buckley
Philadelphia
Ira F. Keller
I. A. Keller
C. B. Toole
Lewistown
Mary Shambach
Berwick
J. B. Shambach
Florence Baum
Reading
John J. Hunt, Jr
Pottsville
Charles and Albert Pugh
John Aealey
Alice Studholme
West Chester Normal School
Elisabeth Studholme
Mount Joy
S. Mason Long
D.E. Long
Frank G. Bossert
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Bossert
France
J. J. Newpher
P. S
Joseph Weber
John E. Schroll
The
Great Council
Scranton
Otsego
Catharine Brenneman
Wildwood
H.C. Carpenter
Lancaster
Amos Garber
Frances
Edna Hershey
Arthur Hershey
Paul
H. C. Schock
Mount Gretna
Laura Long
Hummel
Anna Cooper
Salunga
Abram Heisey
Dora
A. M. _Sweigert
Evangelical
Fort Oglethorpe
Georgia
Civilian Relief Red Cross Work in Mechanicsburg
In Mechanicsburg on Monday Helen Blanton, field representative for the Pennsylvania Bureau of Civilian Relief, met with the local Red Cross Civilian Relief Committee and branch representatives. Plans for the annual Chautauqua next month were discussed. Carl Fetzer left for Pittsburgh to enter tank training school. The Mite Society of Trinity Lutheran hosted a program with solos and readings, netting 31 dollars from a lawn sale. Visiting from Portland, Ore., Mrs. Haverstie stays with Mrs. Sherman. Lois Bell, a Pittsburgh teacher, returns for summer. Various local residents attend church and social events including the Grace Evangelical class and the G A R convention in Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Helen
Blanton
Pennsylvania Bureau of Civilian Relief of the Red Cross
Civilian Relief Committee
Carl K. Fetzer
Pittsburgh
Charles Fetzer
West Keller Street
Margaret Dry
E. A. Haverstic
Portland
Ore
Elizabeth Sherman
East Main Street
Haverstie
Jane Sherman
Lois Bell
South Market Street
King's Daughters
Grace Evangelical Church
William King
Alice 8. Hauck
Danville
Woman's Relief Corps
Hauck
George W. Miller
Naval Reserve Corps
Cape May
N. J
Cora Miller
Locust Street
W. C. Neidig
Near Town
Washington, D. C
W. N. Neidig
William Davis
Camp Meade
John 8. Davis
American House
Church Continues Pastor Salary While in Service
Mount Joy Pennsylvania June 15 Reverend Frank G Bossert resignation accepted at a Presbyterian meeting. He leaves July 1 for France to work with Y M C A and the church will continue his salary until September 1. Other local notes include visits by families, and residents away on business or at events.
Patriotic Meeting at Thompsontown School
Thompsontown Pa June 15 a patriotic meeting will be held in the borough school building on Thursday June 20 principal speakers Revs Wise and Kinsley of Port Royal Bertha Kearns is visiting friends in Mifflin county Mrs J Holmes Books near Mexico was a guest of her sister Rose Keiser on Monday Mrs B F Burchfield of Mifflintown was a recent guest of Mrs J G Haldeman O B Tennis and friend of Chicago and Mr and Mrs J Frank Patterson of Mifflintown were guests at the Tennis home over the weekend Mr and Mrs E S Thomson and children spent a day as guests of James and Miss Mary Thompson at Lost Creek Mrs Eugene Cameron and two children of Harrisburg visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Sausman Friday and Saturday Mrs Charles Rohrer and three children of Turbettville are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Bastress James Cameron of Millersville spent the week end with Mr and Mrs H Z Cawers Mrs Mary Stahl of Mifflin Thomas Carrell of Vicksburg Mich Mrs Carl Freaze and Mrs Lizzie Valentine were guests of Mr and Mrs Cyrus Carrell Mr and Mrs Warren Sellers of Harrisburg were guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd R Shuman on Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompsontown
Wise
Kinsley
Port Royal
Bertha Kearns
Mifflin County
J. Holmes Books
Near Mexico
Iss Rose Keiser
B. F. Burchfield
Mifflintown
J. G
Charles Rohrer
Turbottsville
John Bastress
James Cameron
Millersville
H. Z. Cawers
Mary Stahl
Mifflin
Thomas Carrell
Vicksburg
Mich
Carl Freaze
Lizzie Valentine
Cyrus Carrell
Warren Sellers
Harrisburg
Lloyd R. Shuman
Suburban Personal Notes Highlight Wide Travel of Locals
The column lists residents from Wilkinsburg Tyrone and Harrisburg visiting relatives in East End Pittsburg Newfoundland? with many others traveling to and from Altoona Tyrone Philadelphia Roanoke and Camp Meade. Names include Clair V Brehnt Adelaide Wilson Katherine Banks John Keller and more, noting summer visits and family gatherings across nearby towns and cities.
Concert by Loysville Orphans Home Band in Millersburg
Millersburg hosts a noon concert in East Park by the Loysville Orphans Home Band and later that day they perform at the Lutheran Church Children’s Day exercises in the evening. Thomas E B White, injured by a locomotive in Dauphin last week, is able to move about again. John Sausser of St Louis visits his nephews in Millersburg. Ulsh, owner of Millersburg Milling, departs for Quigley Center County for several months due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Loysville
East Park
Thomas EB. White
Lenkerville
Dauphin
John Sausser
St. Louis
Charles
Frank Sausser
Union Street
Mr. Sausser
Ulsh
Millersburg Milling Company
Quigleby
Center County
Mr. Uish
New Motor Club At Lewisberry Organizing Meeting
A Lewisberry town hall meeting is planned Monday to organize a motor club to improve conditions on Route 250 from Harrisburg to Lewisberry. About 100 members expected. Diphtheria hospitalized Dr H C Hetrick in Lewisberry. Local social notes include visits and church league officers.
Baby Born in Oklahoma Brought to Grandparents
Linglestown Pa June 15 Mrs Webb of Oklahoma brought the five months old baby boy of the Rev William Potteiger to the parents of the Rev Mr Potteiger Mrs Webb spending time with families of David Felty and Stephen Shutt before leaving for her western home The mother died when the baby was two days old The Rev Mr Potteiger then had a charge in that state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linglestown
Webb
Oklahoma
William Potteiger
Mr. Potteiger
David Felty
Stephen Shutt
Western
Potterger
Earl Koons
Fisherville
Paul Getz
Mount Joy
Miles Bolton
William ‘Harrison
Harrisburg
Jessie Lenker
Amelia Wolfe
Sarah Schaner Hill
Adaline Schaner
Hill
Schaner
Wenrich’s
John Reese
William Lingle
Barra Strohm
Philadelphia
William Cassel
Charles Lenker
Frank Lenker
Fleck Meixel
Paxtang
Peter Meixel
Fat Cattle Bringing Good Prices in Perry County
Fat cattle from local farmers are selling well at eastern markets for 14 to 16.26 dollars per hundredweight. Notables include A H Lupier visiting Israel Lupfer, Samuel Nesbit visiting his sister Mrs W H Sheaffer, Rev John F Harkins assuming charge at State College, Esther Smith visiting Aunt Mrs B K Weaver, and William Oscar Droneberger enlisting in the Army and sailing to France. Charles J Welbley and two sons and Rev Israel Weible visited Mrs W D Stokes during the Hershey Church of the Brethren conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blain
A. H. Lupier
Larned
Kan
Israel Lupfer
Samuel Nesbit
McConnellsburg
W. H. Sheaffer
John F. Harkins
Lutheran Theological Semminary
Selinsgrove
Lutheran Church At State College
Esther Smith
Liberty Valley
William Oscar Droneberger
Charles Droneberger
Harrisburg
Camp Hancock
New York City
France
Charles J. Welbley
Frank
Dean
Ludlowville
Israel Weibble
Near Ithica
W. D. Stokes
Church of the Brethren
Hershey
Three Dauphin Boys Reach War Zone Safely
Dauphin Pa June 15 Mr and Mrs Frank Putt learn Corporal Fred C Putt of Company A 307th Engineers has arrived in France after leaving Dauphin September 19 and being stationed at Camp Meade and Camp Gordon where he became a corporal on April 9. George Denison Jr and Sergeant Charles Rhoads are also reported arrived over there after leaving Dauphin and Camp Gordon. Rhoads known as the Dauphin baseball team's catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Frank Putt
Fred C. Putt
Three Hundred and Seventh Regiment of Engineers
France
Young Putt
Camp Meade
Maryland
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
George Denison
George Denison, Jr
James Rhoads
Charles Rhoads
Putt
Rhoads
Many Visitors Spend June Days at Dauphin Homes
Dauphin Pa June 15 Luella Baker an Army Field clerk at Fort Leavenworth returned to work after recuperating. Numerous local residents and relatives visited Baltimore Lutherville Philadelphia Washington York Paxtang Newark and Reading during weekends and holidays. Notable names include Mrs. William P Clark Mrs. Marian Bickel Miss Sabra Clark and Rev W Rehrer and family visiting local hosts and attending church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Bickel
Edwin Gottshall
Harrisburg
J. W. Hawthorne
Carrie Hoffman
Middletown
Frank Ebersole Willams
Elizabeth Weitzel
Clara Poffenberger
Charles Eby
Folger
Reading
John Malehorn
James
Robert Putt
John Douglass
Millersburg
Margaret Brooks
Newark
New Jersey
Augustus Brooks
Mary Umberger
Smallwood
Paxtang
Sarah Spensler
Amanda Meyers
York
Emie Zweizig
Bertha JL. Gayman
L. K. Stager
Milton
Reichard
Andrew Shaftner
Harry Wren
Speeceville
Walter Folger
Raymond Reed
Wesley
Cecelia Palmer
Lemoyne
William Irwin
High Street
W. Rehrer
Helen
Ashland
W. H. Zweizig
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Rehrer
Epson M. BE
Bainbridge Plans Union Picnic At Chickies Park
Bainbridge June 15 A union picnic by two members from each local church including St Luke's Lutheran St Ludurg's Methodist Church of God will be held at Chickies Park on Wednesday June 19. Local residents Mrs Sam Bryan visited her father at Orville. Stanley Adams a Lancaster marine spent Sunday with his brother Clifford Adams. Miss Cladys Allen of Bar Harbor Me visiting Miss Elizabeth Meckley has returned home. Miss Jean Hoffman of Pen Hall Chambersburg vacationing with her parents Mr and Mrs B F Hoffman. Miss Mary Engle visiting in New York. Miss Edith Herring of York visited Mr and Mrs N R Hoffman. Mr and Mrs F B Smith and daughter Dorothy visited Mr and Mrs D D Heisey at Maytown. Mr and Mrs Oliver Damey and daughter Thelma visited Lancaster. Mrs Portner of Marietta visited Mr and Mrs R Futegee. Miss Ruth Walton of Royalton visited her parents Mr and Mrs Austin Hawthorne. Mr and Mrs G W Hawthorne entertained Mr and Mrs dig and Misses Sadie and Mary core of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
St Luke’s Lutheran
St. Ludurg
Jean Hoffman
Pen Hall
Chambersburg
B. F. Hoffman
Mary Engle
New York
Edith Herring
York
N. R. Hoffman
F. B. Smith
Dorothy
D. D. Heisey
Maytown
Oliver Damey
Thelma
Lancaster
Portner
Marietta
R. Futegee
Ruth Walton
Royalton
Austin Hawthorne
G. W. Hawthorne
Dig
Sadie
Mary ‘Core
Gettysburg youth count joins war effort and Red Cross grows
Gettysburg Pennsylvania reported 252 Adams county men aged twenty one or older registered for military service since June last year. Among them seventy are married men and three are Negro. Red Cross membership rose by 52 in May with five day old twins among new arrivals. Captain C D Dudley U S A retired to direct the college’s military training next year, succeeding Major Graham at Gettysburg College. Andrew J Florence first Gettysburg man to enlist at Camp Colt joins Heavy Tank Corps. A Du Pont scholarship in chemistry valued at 350 dollars is offered to Gettysburg College for the next year. Frank B Sutton resigns from Weaver store to join Pennsylvania Dye and Bleach Works. An Afghan made by Meade school seventh and eighth graders is on display at the gas company window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Adams County
The
Red Cross
Kathryn Grace Manges
Stephen Remington Wing
Granville
College
War Department
C. D. Dudley
Dudley
Thee
New Cumberland
Meade School
Gas Company
Tyrone Dentist Ordered to Report For Service
Tyrone Pa June 15 Dr L W Swartz a Tyrone dentist who offered his services at the war's start has received notice to be ready in ten days to leave for Somewhere in America He is exalted ruler of the Elks Other news notes include relatives visiting in Tioga county and Tyrone residents taking or starting positions in munition plants and aviation corps assignments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrone
L. Ww. Swartz
America
W H. Ross
New Castle
Annie Isenberg
Helen Miller
Fort Wayne
Ind
W. C. Miller
State Department
Harrisburg
R. J. Walker
Montsdale
L. R. Korman
W. T. Canan
Pittsburg
Chauncey Piper
Ordnance Department
Metuchen
N. J
Reed Seaver
Aviation Corps
San Antonio
Texas
W. F. Wallace
Nescopek
James Downes
Philadelphia
Markham
Pennsylvania Railroad
John J. Clark
Navy
Walter Largnt
William Sargent
George Barr
Annie Barr
Pittsburgh
A. R. Barr
Brown Boys to Sing at Florin A B Church
Florin Pa June 15 Tomorrow evening the annual Children's Day services will be held in the United Brethren Church. A program with recitations and drills will feature the Juvenile Gospel singers aged 4 6 and 8 years. Several local residents and visitors are named as guests or attendees at events and visits in the area.
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Mt. Wolf
Manchester
Frank Yinger
Mount Wolf
Yinger
Sipes
H. F. Herstmyer
D. V. Ness
North York
G. Snellbaker
Ervin
York Haven
Samuel Boyd
Harry Myers
Columbia
H. V. Gress
Charles Dietz
George
William
Lutheran Church Lawn
Wilbert Everhart
Fort Myer
Charles Everhart
Edwin Cockley
John Cockley
Lottie Gross
Loysville Orphans' Home School
William Gross
Sarah Dietz
Ada Gross
Mary Gladfelter
Florence
Dorothy Milhorn
Edgar Gladfelter
Willard Everhart
Shearer
Chester Gross
Samuel Gross
Irwin Myers
D. W. Bare
Augustus. Frantz
Defense Committee
Newville Civic Club
Newville
Civic Club
Woman's Council of National Defense
Cumberland County
Raphael Hays
Mary Bosler
James H. Morgan
Francis Lucas
John Francis
Gaylord
H. Patterson
R. B. Teitrich
Carlisle
Margaret Moser
Margaret L. Krall
Shippensburg
Gilbert Swope
Charles Koons
Robert Gill
Byers Loy
R. H. Sollenberger
John R. Kendig
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Church of God
Henrietta Hackett
Renna Miller
W. K. Glanser
Newville High School
Signal Corps
Alfred Nail
Little Silver
R. B. Clandy
Samuel Wagner
Wynnewood
Mra
Duncannon
Upper End Farms
Elizabethtown School Board
Wiconisco Red Cross
Pennsylvania
Misses Kunkel
Trinity Lutheran Mite Society
Board of Health
Mim Intown
Clair V. Brehnt
Elizabeth Jane
Wilkinsburg
Charles B. Crawford
Adalaide Wilson
Bettye Garmen
Scott
East End
Isabelle Beuhn
Margaret
John Keller
Boalsburg
J. N. Keller
Louise Jackman
Albright College
Myerstown
Harriet Ellis
Roanoke
Katherine Banks
Paul M. Heimach
Jaye
W. S. Kulp
Harvey Matin
W. H. Buck
Wellston
C. W. Mayer
Elsa Deitrick
Guy Auker
Laura Wolf
Junie Wilson
Katherine Ganks
Hollins College
Virginia
David M. Crawford
West Point
D. M. Crawford
Norman Horning
Walter Mingle
J. C. Gibson
Albert Hackenberger
J. K. McNeal
Halifax
G. M. Kinter
J. H. Cumbler
Edward Seltzer
Margaret Henry
Ruth
H. 8. Potter
Isaac Bowman
Renovo
8S. C. Beitzel
W. G. Rice
Harry Bowman
John J. Cooper
C. J. Cooper
S. F. Bowman
Samuel Bowman
J. O. Holtzman
Pierce J. Holtman
Daniel Rummel
Carsonville
William Rummel
James Stricker
Chester Rudy
Enola
Andrew Ryan
I. G. Ryan
William Keller
Walter Boyer
Jennie Wiler
Jesse Galbrith
Belleville
Jesse Galbrath
Katherine
Mt. Union
Orbisonia
Erma Fastwood
Jefferson Hospital
Sara Emory
Samuel Frank
George Smith
New Bloomfield
J. H. Neilson
Childrem
Neilson
William Neilson
Raymond Adams
Dental School
University of Pennsylvania
Rosalie
Anna Jane Barnett
Wilson College
Harriet Matter
Well's College
Aurora
Maurice Rhoads
William Harber, Jr
Leslie Carroll
Chicago
Enck
Levi Enck
Edward Best
Camp Hill
Daniel Bowman
John Brownawell
Reban Wilsor
Springville
Fred Menser
Francis Dunn
Charles Leib
Paul Niesley
John Niesley
Arthur Townsend
Hagerstown
Harvey Rinehart
Sidney Fisher
Daniel Fisher
Cyrus Stroman
Warren Zell
Parker Rickwine
Harry Rickwine
Tina Landis
Michael Landis
Boiling Springs
Addison Gates
Gate
Elmer Buck
Runk
Peter Shenk
J. C. Charles
McCungin
Hannah Ronsley
James Rounsley
New Buffalo
Alice Rickabaugh
T. P. Cochran
William Rounsley
Harold Carter
Penbrook
Pearl Roush
Cathryn Roush
Trevorton
Louisa C. Geiger
William Schlegel
Evangelical Church
James Lahr
John Bobb
Grace Reed
Margaret Walch
Alliance
Evelyn Jacoby
E. H. Hamilton
United Brethren Church
Messiah
John Beaver
NEW Motor Club
Lewisberry
Harrisburg-Lewisberry Road
H. C. Hetrick
Gurneys Hetrick
H. Bruce Hetrick
Rossville
T. W. Barnhill
Marguerite Barnhill
Alice Stonesifer
Nortenheim
Caroline
W. S. Hammond
May Sutton
Epworth League
Methodist Church
L. L. Owens
H. M. Sutton
Sutton
George Ottmyer
Ella M. Sutton
Frankeberger
Charles Stonesifer
Groome
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
J. L. Brenneman
G. J. Strayer
Edith Cline
Robert G. Stonesifer
Perry County
Dauphin Homes
UNION
Chicktes
Adams
Gettysburg College
Florin
Mary Kreider
H. Roy Nissley
Eli Schlickley
Esther
C. B. Wachstetter
Missea
Esther Vogel
Mary Derr
Helen Stoll
Mary Keener
C. G. Romig
Christian Endeavor
Litits
Mabel Meshey
John Dyer
Violet Smith
George Shetter
George Geyer
Clarence E. Musselman
O. G. Romig
Henry Young
Reuben Swords
James Shats
Coatesville
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