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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1916

Page

12

Brumbaugh Addresses Lebanon Valley. College News

Governor Brumbaugh spoke at Lebanon Valley College during commencement and the fiftieth anniversary events. A class day pageant was delayed due to rain. crowd attendance was large. Nearby, Miss Effie Beatrice Hetrick wed Robert Jay Neidig at New Kingston with a full ceremony and honeymoon plans. Later, two-year-old Nevin Dickson swallowed a toy dog and underwent emergency surgery but is expected to recover.

Governor Brumbaugh Effie Beatrice Herrick Lebanon Valley College Robert Jay Neidig Annville Lebanon Valley Brumbaugh Sunbury Nevin Dickson Danville Geor. M. Geissinger Memorial Hospital

Recent Deaths and Local Events in Central PA

Central Pennsylvania items report deaths of Emma L Keefer in Sunbury aged 61 widow of Joseph Keefer a longtime railroad locomotive engineer at home. Mrs George Haffel 47 of Marietta dies suddenly. Charles E De Pugh Perry County registrar ill from ptomaine poisoning. Mechanicsburg notes Fire Company banquet with 90 attendees and speeches. Waynesboro wedding of Madeline Hoffmansmith and Marion Floyd Bristow with a second quiet wedding of Lelia Jeannette Fisher and George H Glazzard.

Sunbury Emma L. Keefer Joseph Keefer Pennsylvania Railroad William G. Fisher New Bloomfield Charles E. de Pugh Perry County Court House Wreeres Ee Ee Waynesboro Val Smith Madeline Hoffman- Smith Marion Floyd Bristow Baltimore G. F. Boggs Methodist Episcopal Church Lelia Jeannette Fisher George H. Glazzard Youngstown Ohio W. J. C. Jacobs Bahner

Barr-Rothrock wedding in Reedsville Presbyterian Church

In Lewistown Pennsylvania on June 16 Harry Earl Barr wed Miss Helen Rothrock with Rev. W. C. Thompson officiating at Kisha coquillas Church in Reedsville. Miss Mary Moore of Harrisburg served as bridesmaid. Trampled by horse in Eden on June 16 Charles Irwin was nearly killed when a frightened horse toppled him, breaking several ribs and leaving his condition critical.

Mechanicsburg Efe Beatrice Hetrick Charles Hetrick Robert Jay Neidig New Kingston T. J. Ferguson Silver Spring Presbyterian Church Norman Hetrick Frank Neidig Helen P. Wise Marysville Lila Neidig Alice Hetrick Anna Neidig William Neidig Springfield Mass Pennsylvania State Highway Department Barr-Rothrock Lewistown Kishacoquillas Presbyterian Church Reedsville Harry Earl Barr Helen Rothrock W. C. Thompson Mary Moore Hearrisburg Eden Charles Irwin

Drew Shook Wedding in Greencastle Pa

Greencastle Pa June 16 Drew Shook wedding unites Harold Drew of Ansonia Conn and Miss Shook daughter of D Z Shook East Baltimore street ceremony led by Rev William Gance Jersey Shore Pa uncle of the bride. After a month’s honeymoon the couple will establish housekeeping in Ansonia Conn.

Drew-Shook Greencastle Constance Shook D. Z. Shook East Baltimore Street Harold Drew Ansonia

Hale Hill resigns as head of Bureau of Corporations

Hale Hill former chief of the Bureau of Corporations in the Auditor General department will retire July 1 after tendering his resignation. He faced policy disagreements within the department and supported a different auditor general candidate. Successors named include William B. Kay as chief clerk and Oscar H. Graff promoted to chief clerk of the department with others receiving salary increases and new clerk appointments.

Hale Hill Bureau of Corporations Auditor General Auditor A. W. Powell Hill Charles A. Snyder Brumbaugh Tarentum Allegheny County Bar James V. Murray Powell William B. Kay McKeesport Oscar H. Graff Meadville Bureau of Accounts Department Kay Graff Patrick A. Kennedy Scranton F. H. Lehman Lebanon Fred A. Heim Williamsport William R. Kimball Dunbar S. R. Pealer Berwick Bess R. Weller Middletown John C. Haesele Philadelphia W. B. McCreary Pittsburgh Corporation Bureau John D. Frenie State Highway Department McCreary Frenie Mr. Frenie Anthony Frenie Senate

Wann Attacks Critics of Hughes Resign

Washington June 16 Republican Leader Mann denounced Democratic attacks on Charles A E Hughes resigning from the Supreme Court to seek the Republican presidential nomination. He cited Parker and Gray precedents while Gordon of Ohio disagreed noting Parker’s state office. Funeral services for infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry F Hanshaw were held at 110 Boas Street, with Rev Harry Nelson Passier officiating.

Washington, D. C Mann House Lateln Charles A&e. Hughes Supreme Court Alton BR. Parker New York State Court of Appeals Geoffee Gray Gordon Ohio Parker Henry F. Hanshaw Boas Street Graudparents James Q. Handshaw Harry Nelson Passier Second Reformed Church

West Shore Social and Personal News Highlights

West Shore towns report visits and family gatherings across New Cumberland Enola Shiremanstown and Camp Hill June 16. Notables include births anniversaries weddings and church activities with residents from Harrisburg York and Greencastle attending local events. The Blue Mountain lodge memorial service and local church fundraisers are noted along with a golden wedding anniversary for H N Bowman.

West Shore

Compensation and the Miners Workmen’s Law discussed in state report

The State Chief of Mines James E. Roderick outlines how Pennsylvania’s 1915 compensation law protects miners and families, notes the move from common law liability, suggests a coal tax to fund benefits, praises safety enforcement, and expects stricter mine rules while reducing accidents. Also brief items from Sunbury and Shiremanstown about local associations and church social plans.

James E. Roderick Germany Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Brumbaugh Department of Mines Pennsylvania

Making Children Eat and Building Up Blood Health

A health guidance note warns against forcing meals and suggests addressing poor appetite in growing children. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a non alcoholic tonic to enrich blood, urging mothers to use the product for teens and pale, languid girls, and offers a free health book from Dr Williams Medicine Co.

Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Indy, N. Y

Molly Pitcher Committees Named for Carlisle Demonstration

Mechanicsburg officials announce the committee selections for the Molly Pitcher monument demonstration in Carlisle on June 28. Honorary members include E. C. Gardner and H. S. Mohler. publicity chair R. H. Thomas Jr.. public schools Ralph Jacoby and George A. Berkheimer. reception chairs George E. Lloyd F. S. Mumma and Dr. M. M. Dougherty.

Molly Pitcher Mechanicsburg Carlisle E. C. Gardner Grand Army Mohler W. Strock F. K. Ployer R. H. Thomas, Jr Ralph Jacoby George A. Berkheimer George E. Lloyd F. S. Mumma Dr. M. M. Dougherty

A New Harmless Way to Banish Hairy Growths

A beauty note promises a home method to remove facial hair using powdered delatone and water. Apply a paste to unwanted hairs, wait two to eight minutes, then rub off and wash the skin. The piece claims the method is unfailing and harmless but warns against fake delatone products.

Reese

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