Philadelphia Visit Notes From Area Guests
Mr and Mrs Charles K Imbrie of Auburn New York visiting Mr and Mrs Samuel W Fleming at 104 South Street spend the week in Philadelphia Mrs William Reed and Miss Ella Walmer Reed of Hummelstown are guests of Mrs David K Ebersole of North Fifteenth Street during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Imbrie
Auburn
N. Y
Samuel W. Fleming
South Street
Philadelphia
William Reed
Ella Walmer Reed
Hummelstown
David K. Ebersole
North Fifteenth Street
Fannie Goldsmith
F. F. Goldsmith
Hanna Winkler
Baltimore
Beulah Irvin
South Thirteenth Street
J. A. Rich
Washington, D. C
8. O. Goho
North Sixth Street
Frank Kingsley
Betty
Chicago
Samuel C. Miller
Harrisburg Boy Wins Two Prizes at Andover Academy
Harrisburg Academy student John C. Kunkel 3d graduated from Andover Academy Massachusetts during commencement. He won the Peabody prize worth 50 dollars in archeology and the Snell prize worth 25 dollars in American history. He plans to enter Yale University next year with his family visiting New England sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Crain Kunkel
John C. Kunkel, Jr
South Front Street
New England
New Haven
Boston
Andover Academy
Massachusets
John C. Kunkel
Peabody
Snell
John Kunkel
Harrisburg Academy
Yale University
Open Air School Children to Picnic at Williams Farm
Fifty children from the Open Air School at Fifth and Seneca, with Miss Marion C. Williams and Miss Martha Fox, will picnic at the Williams farm near Williams Grove. Transportation deficit funded by the Anti-Tuberculosis Society. Reading Railroad provides special car, and Russ Brothers ice cream, Thorley Baking cakes, and Butter Pretzel Company pretzels join a luncheon of school board sandwiches. The Red Cross seal funds support this healthful outdoor day. The summer term starts Monday with the same teachers and many pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth and
Seneca Streets
Marion C. Williams
Martha Fox
Williams
Willliams Grove
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Reading
Russ Brothers
Thorley Baking Company
Butter
Red Cross
Local Notices of Residents and Visitors in Harrisburg
The column lists residents and visitors tied to Harrisburg. Mrs I B Dyer of Sunbury visits relatives here. Mrs J E B Cunningham to Atlantic City for two weeks. Harold Earp travels to Descartes Illinois for a six week summer course. the Chamberlin family plans summer at their Marysville country place. Dr and Mrs John Barr McAlister stay near Highspire. Dudley Cooke Smith, son of Rev J Ritchie Smith, graduates Princeton. Mrs J W Leibengood visits relatives. Mrs J M Shaffer returns from Sunbury. Mr and Mrs Lawrence V Harvey attend Borden Town military institute commencement. Mrs Frederick W Cohen visits Nantillie. Frank L Cook returns to activity after foot injury. D R Fralick and spouse return from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Earp
Derry Street
Descatur
Ill
University of Illinois
James I. Chamberlin
Jean Bosler Chamberlin
Washington, D. C
Marysville
John Barr McAlister
Highspire
Dudley Cooke Smith
J. Ritchie Smith
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Here
Princeton University
J. W. Leibengood
Philadelphia
Levi Sanders
Kittatinny Street
J. M. Shaffer
Sunbury
Lawrence V. Harvey
North Second Street
Bordentown Military Institute
Harvey
Frederick W. Cohen
Upper Montclair
N. J
Mr. Comstock
William J. Rose
Nantillie
Frank L. Cook
L. W. Cook Co
D. R. Fralick
South Front Street
Boston
Lime Deficiency Linked to Tuberculosis Warns Doctor
Journal of the American Medical Association notes Dr. C. F. Olsen of Minneapolis blames calcium deficiency for TB prone conditions and promotes Eckman's Alterative for replenishing lime. Ad claims it supplies lime salts in an assimilable form, cites cases of improvement, and states no opiates or habit forming drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the American Medical Association
C. F. Olsen
Minneapolis
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Yale Alumni Association Elects Officers at Inglenook
The Yale Alumni Association held its annual meeting at Inglenook clubhouse electing Benjamin M. Nead as president. New officers include vice presidents John H. Reid York R K Stouffer, Carl Brandes Ely, and secretary treasurer Carl W. Davis. Executive committee members are Robert McCormick Henderson Gilbert Ehrman B. Mitchell. Dinner followed for numerous members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Alumni Association
Inglenook
Benjamin M. Nead
John H. Reid
Lebanon
John A. Hoover
York
R. K., Stouffer
Reading
Ross A. Hickok
Carl Brandes Ely
Carl W. Davis
Robert McCormick
Henderson Gilbert
Ehrman B. Mitchell
Carl Brand
Vance C. McCormick
Lane 8. Hart
Mr. Saylor
R. K. Stouffer
Mrs Wright Hosts Embroidery Club Gathering
Mrs. Charles E. Wright entertained the F and F Embroidery Club at her home 1111 North Third Field with daisies and carnations as decorations and a Dutch lunch served at the close. Attendees included Mrs. Alice Greenout, Mrs. Lulu Tomlinson, Mrs. Laura Miles, Mrs. Ella Wapman, Mrs. Eleanor D my, Mrs. Anna Wilson, Mrs. Jennie Snyder, Mrs. Nellie Dinger, Miss Anna Montgomery, Mrs. Bertha Miles and son, and Mrs. C. E. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Wright
F and F
North Third Street
Alice Greenout
Lulu Tomlinson
Laura Miles
Ella Wapman
Eleanor Demmy
Anna Wilson
Jennie Snyder
Nellie Dinger
Anna Montgomery
Bertha Miles and Son
C. E. Wright
W J Gastrock Celebrates Eighty Second Birthday
William J. Gastrock of 1723 North Third Street marks his 82nd birthday with friends sending cards gifts and flowers. Born June 16 1838 in Muhlhausen Germany he immigrated to the United States in 1854 and later ran a merchant tailoring business at Fourth and Walnut streets now the site of the Y W C A building. He remains active in work and in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Gastrock
North Third Street
Mr. Gastrock
Muhlhausen
Germany
America
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Gastrock
Elementary Departments to Hold Annual Picnic
The Second Reformed Sunday School elementary departments plan their annual children’s picnic at Reservoir Park on Friday afternoon June 18. They meet at the church at 1 30. Various department chairs and supper, sports, and cradle roll duties are listed. Special cars will run at 7 30 p m. to town via Third street route. Many local residents and guests are noted in the surrounding items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Reformed Sunday School
Reservoir Park
Oliver H. Sensenig
Ida Hull
William Stambaugh
H. J. Coover
J. W. Plowman
York Freight Agent Retired After 43 Years with Railroad
John K. Gross of York, freight agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad, has retired after 43 years of service. He died at age 70 yesterday. Richard N. King, chief clerk at Baltimore, will succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
John K. Gross
York
Richard N. King
Baltimore
Leaving For Detroit to Attend a Wedding
Mrs. William Elder Bailey and Miss Annette Bailey depart to Detroit Michigan to attend the wedding of Mrs. Bailey’s nephew Allen Sheldon to Miss Elizabeth Warren. They will visit Grosse Pointe with Mrs. Russell A. Alger and spend the summer in Nantucket after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Elder Bailey
Annette Bailey
Front
South Streets
Detroit
Mich
Bailey
Allen Sheldon
Elizabeth Warren
Grosse Pointe
Russell A. Alger
Nantucket
Somnambulist Husband Falls After Window Dash at Fort Washington Park
Mrs. Walker heard her husband move to a window and slip out hanging by his fingers from the sill. Ralph H. Herman, a neighbor, mistook him for a burglar and warned him to drop. The man fell to the pavement after losing his grip. Dr J Loy Arnold treated a fractured leg and the injured man was said to rest comfortably. Meanwhile Fort Washington Park to host special music tomorrow with the Commonwealth band and Loeser orchestra providing a variety of numbers at the dancing pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheus Club
Tech
Frank K. Binnix
Lemer
Love
Earl Rhoades
George Sutton
Frederic C. Martin
Cappriccio
Newell Albright
Brahms
Schumann
Martin
Ralph H. Herman
Nineteenth Street
Ehler
Fort Washington
Commonwealth Band
W. Fred Weber
Loeser
Non- Alcoholic Tonic Promises Health Booster
An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a non alcoholic tonic to build blood strengthen nerves and aid those run down or pallid. It claims safety for all ages, free from narcotics, and offers a free booklet from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Poslam Claims Quick Skin Relief for Various Ailments
Poslam promises to clear unsightly skin from blemishes to eczema and acne with rapid soothing effects. It touts fast improvement, harmless power, and broad accessibility with samples and products including Poslam Soap. All druggists carry Poslam. free samples offered by Emergency Laboratories in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All_ druggists
West 25Th St
New York
Park concert series with special trolley service announced
The band plans a short street parade before its special car goes to the park for Thursday evenings concerts. H J MacDonald, park owner, and C H Bishop of Valley Railways secure extra trolley service with special cars as demand warrants and offer park space for automobile storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
H. J. MacDonald
C. H. Bishop
Valley Railways Company
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Easy Foot Relief
Advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as the best new remedy removing corns calluses and foot lumps. Claims of magical ease and modern design replace old pads plasters and salves with a 25 cent price at dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam’s
Putnam's
Putnam's Corn Extractor
Putnam’s Extractor
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the Globe
Chas. F. Fears
N. Second St
Harrisburg
Andover
Horsford
Schmidt’s Bakery
Williams Grove
Fort Washington Pavilion
I. B. Dyer
Jesse E. B. Cunningham
Atlantic City
B. Fones
Declan
Market Street
Yale Association
W. J. Gastrock
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
M. M. Shaffer
Delaware Street
W. B. Sloan
Motors
New Jersey
Herman J. Shuey
Hackettstown
Centenary Collegiate Institute
Shuey
Esther Wengert
Strohm-Rupley Wedding
Miriam Rupley
George Strohm, Jr
George Strohm
Wilmington
Del
D. A. Wolf
Strohm
Quaker City
Carrie H. Campbell
Mary Campbell
Pacific Coast
Augsburg Lutheran Church
Muench
Old York
Victrola
Grafonola
Edison
Liberal Club
Edison Disc
Columbia
J. H. Troup Music House
Troup Building
S. Market Sq
Fort Washington Park
Forney Drug Store
la Perle
Orpheum Theater
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