Notable Central Pennsylvania Deaths Reported
Recent deaths across Sunbury Lititz Marietta and Salunga are reported. Phillip C. Haviland 86 died at his daughter’s home in Northumberland after a life as a church member and father to several children. Reuben Lutz 56, a blacksmith, died yesterday with one brother and sister surviving. Rev John M. Johnson 45 died at Columbia Hospital after a short illness. he served with the Methodist Church and leaves a large family. Aaron Hershey 56, descendant of the Hershey family and Church of God trustee, died at St Joseph’s Hospital Lancaster. he is survived by his wife Anna Stehman and other relatives.
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Sunbury
Phillip C. Haviland
George E. Walker
Northumberland
First United Evangelical Church
Miles Haviland
Harrisburg
William Haviland
Minnie Bartlett
Jersey Shore
Harry C. Haviland
Reuben Lutz
Hershey
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
Church of God
Anna Stehman
June Weddings Highlight Central Pennsylvania Social Scene
In Waynesboro and nearby towns, several couples tied the knot. Glenn Peters wed Cora Blanche Sheldon in Hagerstown at Zion Reformed Church. Harriett Davis and the Sunbury groom, R H Gearhart, married in Sunbury. Eber Naugle and Elsie Shockey wed in Westminster Md and plan housekeeping in Waynesboro. Ray Walker from Timberland Va married Emma Cashman in Baltimore and will reside in Timberland.
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Waynesboro
Glenn Peters
Cora Blanche Sheldon
Rouzerville
Pen- Mar
Hagerstown
Zion Reformed Church
J. S. Kieffer
Sunbury
R. H. Gearhart
Mansfield
Ohio
Harriet Davis
Gloucester
N. J
H. C. Davies
Presbyterian Church
Sunbury High School
Pennsylvania State College
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Eber Naugle
Elsie Shockey
Wayne
Elizabethtown College
Bridgewater College
Art
Colorado vacation offer from Burlington & Quinc</T
Businessman hears a Colorado pitch promising pure air and rest. The advertisement touts affordable lodging from eight dollars weekly, low-price tickets, and train service via The Burlington. Wm. Austin, general agent, offers maps pictures and an illustrated Colorado booklet.
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Colorado
Burlington” (Co. B. & Q. R. R
Wm. Austin
Mrs. Osgood's Wonder promises permanent hair removal
An advertisement touts Mrs. Osgood's Wonder as a new, painless method to eradicate all signs of unwanted hair. It claims roots are killed in many cases, promising permanent results with a money back guarantee, sold by Kennedy's Medicine Store and other outlets.
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Mrs. Osgood
Kennedy
Osgood
Stough Evangelist Aims to Convert 10000 in Harrisburg
Summary of Henry W. Stough evangelistic campaigns showing Hazleton contributions totaling 7575.67 and Hazleton converts 5121, with Mt. Carmel receipts 4900 and total 14446.75. Attendance estimated at 318000 over seven weeks. notable converts include ex mayor and Mrs Bruch giving 100 to memorial fund.
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Henry W. Stough
Harrisburg
Stough
Hazleton
Mt. Carmel
Tabernacle
Doctor Stough
Bruch
Stough Remembrance Fund
Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Summerdale Park
Market Square
Morgan
Scientists Differ on Action of Mt Lassen
Mount Lassen, the world’s newest active volcano, erupted last night creating two new cones and a growing third since May 30. Experts clash over whether a lava eruption will occur while witnesses near the crater report sulphurous fumes and near-fatal injuries from falling ash and rocks.
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Associated Press
Red Bluff
Cal
Mount Lassen
Oregon Line
Nevada Line
W. H. Storms
T. J. J. Lee
Mare Island Navy Yard
Jesse Wright
J. H. Reagan
Redding
Lance Graham
Graham
Streets Link in Paris Kill Many in Severe Storm
Special to The Telegraph Paris reports a ferocious rainstorm that wrecked streets near Boulevard Haussmann Rue Auber and Place Saint Augustine. The disaster killed several and injured hundreds, with property damage near a million dollars. Traffic halted, communications destroyed, and underground stations flooded. Some residents were buried by collapsed homes as winds gusted to about ninety miles per hour. A taxicab vanished in a sunken street.
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Paris
Surgeons Reverse Man’s Blood to Save His Leg
Richmond Virginia June 16 Surgeons at Memorial Hospital reverse blood flow in F D Luck 38 railroad man after arteries in his right leg began to choke from thickened walls threatening gangrene Amputation feared The operation redirected arterial blood into veins and vice versa The limb shows signs of returning to normal as observers monitor progress
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Richmond
F. D. Luck
Luck
Memorial Hospital
Coal Dealers At Convention Attend Allentown Trip And West Point Inspect
Harrisburg coal dealers leave for the tenth annual two day convention of the Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and New York Retail Coal Merchants Association. They travel by special train to New York and then by steamer Grand Republic up the Hudson to inspect West Point. Leaders include C C Hackett Walter L Montgomery Harry P Stroh and others.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
New York
Delaware
New Jersey
James L. Lehr
R. A. Hartman
Roy Stroh
Joshua FE. Rutherford
William P. Stuart
D. W. Cox
J. Handshaw
James Q. Handshaw, Jr
A. Austin Brandt
Man bit by horse in Wrightsville incident
A. F. Hickman, of near town, is in serious condition after a horse bit him in the face and head while he was packing the animal into a shed. He was knocked unconscious.
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Wrightsville, Pa
A. F. Hickman
Near Town
Children's Day Services in Two Dauphin Churches
Children's day exercises were observed in Dauphin Pennsylvania on Sunday at both the Presbyterian and Methodist churches. The Presbyterian program featured Miss Carrie Gerberich and Miss Ruth Shaffer who trained the children and received praise for their efforts. Both services were noted for attractive floral decorations including laurel ferns wild roses rambler roses and field daisies enhancing the garden-like setting and the children’s performances.
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Dauphin
Presbyterian Church
Carrie Gerberich
Ruth Shaffer
Methodist Church
How to Beautify the Hair with Parisian Sage
An advertisement comparing hair care to plant health promotes Parisian Sage hair tonic from H. C. Kennedy. It claims the tonic nourishes roots, stops dandruff, soothes the scalp, and improves hair growth, texture, and shine from the first use.
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H. C. Kennedy
Gras
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Chell’s
Market Street
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