Interesting Personal and Social News Lecture Series Starts Monday
The Woman's Council of National Defense and the House of Representatives sponsor a week long lecture series urged for attendance by all. Miss Mary Ruth Fisher of State College will teach free talks with practical value. Mrs. John W. Reilly chairs the Dauphin County Council of National Defense Monday evening. Rev. Edwin A. Pyles conducts devotions and singing follows from 7.45 to 8.15 led by Mrs. Wilbur F. Harris and the Wednesday Club with selections from Schutt-Spross Saint-Saens Leighton and Nell. Beeaent members of the Wednesday Club will perform with Miss Mabel Wittenmyer at the piano.
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Woman's Council of National Defense
House of Representatives
Mary Ruth Fisher
State College
John W. Reilly
Dauphin County Council of National Defense
Edwin A. Pyles
Nell
Beeaent
Wednes Club
Mabel Wittenmyer
Margaret Sayford Wins Barnard Honors for Miss Mary Sayford
Among Barnard College graduates last week, Miss Mary Baret Kingport Sayford of this city earned a Barnard scholarship from Brooklyn High School and Phi Beta Kappa, with six students receiving cum laude honors. She will teach at Warsaw High School next September after signing her contract in March. Her parents, Mr and Mrs William Wallace Sayford, are former residents. Also noted are patriotic notices of servicemen Harold Astrich and Lieut Paul Porter, and social items from area residents with teas and visits to Philadelphia and Shippensburg.
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Barnard College
New York City
Mary
Baret Kingport Sayford
William Wallace Sayford
Sayford
Barnard
Brooklyn High School
Phi Beta Kappa
Ndt
Miss Sayford
Warsaw
N. Y
E. W. J. Bomberger
Wayne Bomberger, Jr
Market Street
Philadelphia
Steelman Sheldon
West Philadelphia
Berry Baldwin
Chestnut Street
Mildred Staub
North Fourth Street
Shippensburg
William Shetter
William Shetter, Jr
North Ff
Interesting Recital at Kennedy Studio Draws Local Talent
An engaging recital by pupils of Misses Alda and Margaretta Kennedy was staged at 1011 North Seventeenth Street. The program included violin, cello and piano pieces, solos, duets, and ensemble works by student performers such as Harold Marsh, Josephine Burkholder, and Margaretta Kennedy, among others, reflecting a lively community arts scene. Nearby social notes mention the Kennedy-Stuart circle hosting Harrisburg branch National Protective Legion members at No. 1108 with lawn games and music, plus gym class billing at the YWCA and visits from Bryn Mawr and Norris Town residents.
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Alda
Margaretta Kennedy
North Seventeenth Street
Haydn
Harold Marsh
Alda Kennedy
John Beck
Theodore Dutton
Lydia Bowman
Herbstblume
Popper
Josephine Burkholder
Schottische
Atherton
Brooke Jenkyn
Brackett
Sara Willis
Ena Webster
Miss Margaret Vaughn
Steinheimer
Ruth Neumyer
Minuet
Valensin
Dorothy Paul
Berceuse
Schellschmidt
Ethel Hartz
Eggeling
Sara Wallis
Gavotte
Samuel Krebs
Williams
le Cigale
Richards
Willard Young
Mazurka
Strausz
Charles II. Rhoads
Emma . Rhoads
Harrisburg
National Protective Legion
Allen Lebo
W. J. Sheibley
Minnie Motter
Ruth Boltzer
Virginia Albright
Ida Kingsboro
Susan Garverick
Goldie Kingsboro
Julia Martin
Anna Shader
Catherine Staub
Anna Barkey
Grace Anderson
Lula Selders
Esther Wagoner
Pearl Wagoner
Margaret King
Cledith King
Cordelia Forney
Thelma Rhoads
Evely Seiders
John Roop
Frank Neff
Wolfe announces birth of son LeRoy J. Wolfe III
Mr and Mrs LeRoy J Wolfe of Buffalo New York announce the birth of a son LeRoy J Wolfe III on Tuesday June 11 1917 The infant’s grandfather is LeRoy J Wolfe and the mother Mary Neal before marriage The family home is 2149 North Second Street Buffalo New York
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LeRoy J. Wolfe
Buffalo
New York
Mr. Wolfe
North Second Street
Bridal Announcement For Frances Sawyer And Frank Blair
Mrs. B Frank Sawyer announces the marriage of her daughter Frances Sawyer to Frank E Blair. The ceremony was at Marble Collegiate Church New York City June 23 1917 conducted by Rev D J Burrell. The couple will reside at 1839 Park Street after a trip to Philadelphia Newark and Atlantic City. Blair is with the State Printery and plans military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Frank Sawyer
Derry Street
Frances Sawyer
Frank E. Blair
Marble Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Blakk
D. J. Burrell
Miss Sawyer
New York
Central High School
Blair
W. A. Blair
State
Philadelphia
Newark
Atlantic City
Park Street
Oyster-Finerfroch Wedding at Home of Bride Today
A home wedding occurred at 10:30 AM at 1934 Green Street. Ruth McKee Oyster married Harry J. Finerfroch, son of 1632 North Third Street, with only immediate family present due to a recent death. The couple, planning a New England honeymoon, will reside at 1632 North Third Street. the groom works as chief clerk to the captain of police at the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Simon Oyster
Green Street
Ruth McKee Oyster
Harry J. Finerfroch
North Third Street
Henry W. A. Hanson
Messiah Lutheran Church
New England States
Finerfroch
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York School of Fine and Applied Arts
Flag Day surprise honors Scoutmaster Frantz Troop 10
A Flag Day party for Scoutmaster William A Frantz of Troop 10 Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls was hosted by Mrs Frantz Scoutmaster Preston Smith and Miss Stambaugh at Second Reformed Church. Guests included Troop 10 members and Camp Fire Girls with Frantz receiving a Baby Bond and Thrift Stamps. The evening featured games music and dancing.
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William A. Frantz
Troop 10
Boy Scouts of America
Preston Smith
NeCal Jazz Orchestra at Summerdale Park Concert
NeCal Jazz Orchestra and Mr Walter Evans tenor soloist of Sunbury perform at Summerdale Park Saturday evening June 15. Admission 60 and 75 cents.
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NeCal Jazz Orchestra
Walter Evans
Sunbury
Summerdale Park
Reily Neal Bridal Today at Central Congregational Church
The Central Congregational Church in Philadelphia hosted the wedding of Mrs Elaine Weber Riley and Robert C Neal at 1 30 PM today. The bride, un escorted, wore a white flannel suit with a blue and white picture hat and orchids for a bouquet. A wedding breakfast followed at the Ritz Carlton with Harrisburg guests in attendance. The bride is the daughter of the late Lewis Edward Weber of Paris. The couple will spend the summer at Kincora near Bloomsburg Pa.
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Central Congregational Church
Philadelphia
Elaine Weber Riley
North Second Street
Robert C. Neal
Ritz-Carlton
Harrisburg
Paul Smith
Philip T. Meredith
Frank Robins
Robert M. Rutherford
John Matter
Lewis Edward Weber
Paris
Neal
Mr. Neal
Kincora
Bloomsburg
Entertain in Honor of Mrs Crist of California
An informal evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Samuel Longenecker Penbrook honored Mrs Oscar E Christ of California. Guests included Mrs Christ and daughters Violet Esther Christ Esther Houseknecht Myrtle Houseknecht Ann Peterson Sarah Longenecker Della Longenecker Ethel Longenecker Rodger Selman Rollin Mellhenny John Lingle Lieweliyn Longenecker Reide Roms and R F Schraedley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar E. Christ
California
Samuel Longenecker
Curtin Street
Penbrook
Rodger Selman Rollin Mellhenny
John Lingle
Lieweliyn Longenecker
Reide Roms
R. F. Schraedley
Arrives Safe in France Corporal Beidel
Miss Caroline Holstein of 126 Verbeke street has been notified of Corporal Joe B. Beidelman the Keystone Division 103d Ammunition Train Co A. Beidelman is well known in the city with friends Mr and Mrs John W Burd of 1839 Fulton street who visited him at Camp Lee Virginia over the weekend.
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Astrich
Porter
France
H. Astrich
Third Street
Harold Astrich
Paul T. Porter
103Rd Ammunition Train
Camp Hancock
Detroit
Mich
Baltimore
Alfred Burkholder
Shippensburg
George W. Lingle
Sucquehanna Street
Charles Hiller
Quartermaster's Corps
Augusta
Caroline Holstein
Verbeke Street
Joe B. Beidelman
Co. A
Keystone Division
Beidelman
John W. Burd
Fulton Street
Camp Lee
Harrisburg Men Safe Across Ocean in World War I
Mr and Mrs M F Murtorf of 10 North Thirteenth street hear their son Earl Murtorf of Truck Co No 1 28th Division has arrived safely overseas in France. Private Murtorf enlisted last June and Floyd Stover, also formerly of the local steelworks, has similarly arrived overseas.
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North Thirteenth Street
France
Earl Murtorf
Twenty-Eighth
Floyd Stover
Murtorf
Seas
M. F. Murtorf
Truck Co
Halifax coal dealers ordered to reimburse customers
Oliver J. Cooper and A. B. Smith of Halifax must reimburse every customer who bought coal since April 1 by twenty five cents per ton for ignoring Dauphin County Fuel Administration orders to screen all coal. Administrator Hickok announced the dealers were ordered to screen every pound as anthracite prices in Halifax were set, and prices have been reduced by twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver J. Cooper
A. 8
French leaders elected to French Academy of Moral and Political Sciences
Paris honors former U S president Woodrow Wilson former Italian premier Salandra and Cardinal Mercier Primate of Belgium as unanimous new members of the French Academy of Moral and Political Sciences in a formal ceremony today
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Wilson
Associated Press
Paris
Salandra
Italy
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
French Academy of Moral and Political Sciences
Japanese Marines Land at Swatow China Port
Japanese marines were landed at Swatow, a treaty port and sugar center 225 miles northeast of Canton, due to disturbed conditions. An official announcement released in Tokio stated the action occurred Sunday and tied to unrest at the Chinese port.
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Tokio
Swatow
China
Canton
New Credits To Allies Highlight U S War Aid
Washington reports the Treasury extended credits of 175 million dollars to Great Britain and 9 million to Belgium, bringing allied credits to nearly 5.955 billion. Roscoe O Swails of 1410 Green Street is inducted as cook and to join Vancouver Barracks after leaving Rustic Dairy Lunch to feed U S troops.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Treasury Today
Great Britain
Belgium
Roscoe O. Swails
Green Street
Uncle Sam
Vancouver Barracks
Military Aeronautics Corps
Mother's Day Message From a Soldier in France
Corporal Gordon A Berkstresser of the Fifteenth Field Artillery writes to his Harrisburg mother from France dated May 9. He recalls long absence, expresses love and duty on Mother's Day, credits the YMC A for morale, and hopes to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon A. Berkstresser
Fifteenth Field Artillery
France
Harrisburg
Mother O' Mine
Gordon
Rumors Swirl on Possible Supreme Court Appointment
Rumors spread that Governor Brumbaugh may appoint a Supreme Court judge soon. He was in Philadelphia with Executive Department officials unable to confirm any names, though I C Newcomb of Lackawanna John D Evans of Pittsburgh S J Straus of Luzerne and Edward J Vox of Easton were named as possibilities.
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Supreme Court
Brumbaugh
Philadelphia
Executive Department
I. C. Newcomb
Lackawanna
John D. Evans
Pittsburgh
J. Straus
Luzerne
Edward J. Vox
Easton
Electrician A H McCafferty Sent for State College Training
A H McCafferty formerly of 560 Camp Street was inducted by the Akron local board for electrician training at State College and has been employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. McCafferty
Camp Street
State College
Akron
Ohio
More Farmers Needed at Kelker Street Market
Six dealers attended Kelker Street curb market, the largest Saturday turnout since opening three weeks ago. Inspector George Nebinger reported twenty seven permits issued this week, with eleven Tuesday, ten Thursday, and six Saturday. He urged more farmers and dealers to boost sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelker Street
George Nebinger
Nebinger
City Churchmen Lead Camp Services
Al Kk Thomas and the Stevens Memorial Methodist Church orchestra will accompany Rev L Mudge to Gettysburg tomorrow to address several religious meetings at Camp Colt. Robert B Reeves of the Central Y M C A directs camp Y activities. Mr and Mrs M F Murtorf report their son Earl Murtorf in France with Truck Co No 1 20th Army division. Floyd Stover who enlisted with him has arrived overseas. Both men formerly worked at the steel works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. Thomas
Stevens Memiral Methodist Church
The Home Fruit Evaporator for Conservation of Food
Compact in size economical and of maximum capacity simple and safe to operate. Fruits and vegetables evaporated in the Home Evaporator retain their natural flavors. Write for descriptive circular.
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Margaret Sayford
A. W. Greely, Jr
Helen Schwarz
Camp Hill
Andrew Scherer
Kennedy Studio
MR. and
Mrs. Rhoads EN
Mary ©. McKee
Marjorie KE. Bolles
Mckee
Bryn Mawr
Fk. E. Burlingame
Mountz
North Fifteenth Street
Richard Mountz
Ruth West
Corry
William Kay
Kay
Walton
Beulah Walton
Norristown
Benjamin J. Rahter
Gettysboro
David P. Rahter
Senate Hotel
Rene Yee Cloe
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Rega
R. H. Lyon
Harrisburg, Pa
S. R.naayon Rena GA
Joseph
Orner
Frantz
Dean M. Hoffman
Commercial Bank
C. Lyle Miller
Frank W. Arter
Camp Meade
B. F. Weyant
Marion Street
Guy L. Dobbs
J. M. Stouffer
J. C. MacDonald
Penn Street
C. H. Delaney
Mary Kaiser
James Street
Boiling Springs
Anna Cresswell
Marian B. Whittaker
Russell Sage College of Science and Art
Cordelia Weimar
Wheeling
New Cumberland
Reily
Mrs. Crist
Ment
JAP Marines
City Churchmen
Home Evaporation Co
Waynesboro
Hoover
Eureka
Neidig Bros., Ltd
Guaranteed Vacuum Cleaners
the Vacuum Cleaner House
S. Second St
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THITE
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Lisere
Panama
Gage
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