Spring drives expose food frauds and public notices
Milk cream and ice cream samples surged in the State Dairy and Food Bureau drives with about 3,700 tests in ninety days. Violations include water in sausages up to twenty five percent and several homicide and public service matters are scheduled for state board actions and hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dairy and Food Bureau
State Board of Pardons
Archie Miller
Cumberland
Harry Snyder
York
National Guard Division
Thomas W. Davis
State Senate
Market Square
Capitol Hall
Oldacre
State Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
Capitol
Two Playgrounds to Open Monday in Steelton Town
Steelton launches a community fund drive with a $20,000 goal for Red Cross aid. Mr and Mrs Quincy Bent reportedly contributed $5,000 ahead of a noon Monday luncheon, with subscriptions set up at multiple locations. A joint prohibition debate between Rev. L. L. Pickett and Col. J. G. Young is scheduled for June 26 at the Standard Theater, while various church services list sermons and Sunday school times across several congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steelton
National Red Cross
Quincy Bent
Red Cross
Bent
Justice of the Peace Steel
T. J. Nelly
J. H. Gerdes
Rev
L. L. Pickett
South
Kentucky
Standard Theater
Pickett
C. A. Windel
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
Steelton Community Notes and Church Updates
In Steelton an array of local notices covers meetings and events. The WCTU will meet at Mrs. Cintamen’s home Monday at 7.45 pm. Willing Workers of Central Baptist plan a June 23 festival on Front Street near Jefferson. Central Baptist services move temporarily to St. Mark’s Lutheran Church after a fire destroyed their edifice. C F Fisher reports four fingers crushed at the local steel plant while uncoupling a draft of cars for Steelton and Highspire railroad. Playground openings proceed: Fothergill on the 10 am start, Hygienic grounds at 1.30 pm, Lawn and West Side on Wednesday, Major Bent and Cottage Hill next Monday, with James McGovern as Cottage Hill supervisor. East End grounds reassigned to Major Bent. Morning, afternoon, and evening hours listed. total attendance last year averaged about 1,100.
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Poblic Service Commission
Public Service
Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Jefferson Electric Company
State Compensation Board
Western Pennsylvania
Black
Bethlehem
Bethlehem City Water Company
Yardley
Philadelphia and Reading
Main Street
Stewart
John E. Boyle
Tenth Infantry
Carl Clinton Tristman
Sixteenth Infantry
Pottsville
Public Service Commission Today
Pottsville Merchants
Pottsville Nion Traction Company
Conklin
Department
Central Baptist
H. D. Germer
St. Mark's Church
St. Mark's Lutheran
L. B. Heile
St. John's Lutheran
G. N. Lauffer
First Presbyterian
C. B. Segelken
Daniel
C. E
Church of God
G. W. Getz
Providence
Knights of Pythias
Cc. E
Centenary United Brethren
A. K. Wier
United Brethren In Christ
First Methodist
W. H. Shaw
Epworth League
United Brethren
H. F. Rhoad
Y. P
St. Peter's Lutheran
Ernest L. Pee
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Central Baptist Church
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Second
Lincoln Streets
St. Mark's
Cc. F. Fisher
South Front Street
Steelton and
Highspire
Fothergill
Jennie Green
Adella Fisher
Major Bent
Cottage Hill
James McGovern
Oberlin Alumni Meet Marks Social Success In Swatara
The Swatara Township High School Alumni Association held a well attended reception and social last evening with members from across the county. Officers for the year are W. H. Horner president Webster S Kohlhaas vice president Bertha D Eby secretary and W J Bishop treasurer. Several area residents and visitors were noted throughout the day with trips and calls to local relatives and institutions including Findlay College student John W Houck and visiting families from Lancaster Virginia Huntingdon and Coatesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swatara Township
W. H. Horner
Webster S. Kohlhaas
Bertha D. Eby
W. J. Bishop
Daniel E. Rupley
Maryland
Washington, D. C
George Singer
Pauline
William Livingston
Graden
Anderson Green
Huntingdon
Morris Levanture
Coatesville
Samuel Levanture
Blanche Brehm
Boiling Springs
William Landis
Edward Kelley
Chambersurge
Raymond Lebo
Lincoln Lebo
John Wait
Milton Bershears
Landlord Dunn
Antettam
Ella Core
Lancaster
Hiram Kelley
Jesse Johnston
Shippensburg
S. Wilson
Josephine
Virginia
Milton Wise
John W. Houck
Findlay College
Findlay
Ohio
Roy Zimmerman
Harrisburg
Martin Zoll
Hanover
W. I. Redcay
Telegraph to Aid Subscribers Improve Homes
In a crisis the nation needs thrift and scientific home management. The paper partners with Lincoln Correspondence Schools to teach subscribers how to cut costs by sewing, dressmaking, and millinery. The National Housewives League urges women to save to win, reduce waste, and defend home and country through practical economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Correspondence Schools, Incorporated
New York City
National Housewives’ League
Lincoln Correspondence Schools, Inc
Miss Romberger Weds Charles H. Steele at St Peter s Lutheran
Miss Charlotte Romberger and Charles Harold Steele were married last evening at 8 in St Peter s Lutheran Church by Rev Fuller Bergstresser. Bride’s gown white tulle over silver cloth with pearls. veil orange blossoms. Maid of honor was Bertha Romberger, yellow tulle gown, red roses. Best man Robert Bruce Albert of Bloomsburg. ushers Clyde Gerberich and John Croll. Reception at bride’s home. couple to reside in Syracuse. Guests from Washington to Toronto.
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Charlotte Romberger
Charles Harold Steele
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Fuller Bergstresser
J. H. Ince
Toronto
Canada
Bertha Romberger
Robert Bruce Albert
Bloomsburg
Clyde Gerberich
John Croll
Syracuse
Romberger Steele wedding attended by five guests
D H Skiler of Bloomsburg Miss Margaret Sission of Baltimore H C McCreary of Indiana Miss Margaret Williamson of Washington and Cloyd Rinn of Indiana attended the Romberger Steele wedding last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Skiler
Bloomsburg
Margaret Sission
Baltimore
H. C. McCreary
Indiana
Margaret Williamson
Washington
Cloyd Rinn
Romberger-Steele
Presbyterian Synod Discusses Men’s Work Session at Pine Street Church
An all day meeting of the Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania committee on men's work convened yesterday at Pine Street Presbyterian Church. Rev Dr Wier national secretary for Presbyterian men delivered the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania
Pinestreet
Comprehensive Home Economics Guide Content List
A long catalog-like entry outlining topics in home economics and domestic arts. It covers figure development fitness facial care hair and teeth, fashion and millinery, hat making, sewing patterns, furniture and props, dressmaking stitches, infant wear, kitchen skills, diets, cooking meats and soups, baking, preserving foods, salads, and meals for various needs. It reads as a program of instructional subjects for women.
Extraordinary Announcement on Scientific Courses for Women
The Harrisburg Telegraph describes scientifically prepared subjects taught through practical experience to benefit thousands of students worldwide. Courses cover facts formulas and methods applicable for personal gain in various home or professional contexts, offering essential knowledge for women in any occupation.
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Ned Rodgers
George Johnson
South Fourth Street
News OF Steelton
Standard
Steelton Churches
Irwin
Oberlin
Middletown
Miss Romberger
Charles H. Steele
Williamsport
Lykens
M. E
John Inney, Jr
Robert Swartz
Ethel Welsh
Robert Houser
Helene Stripe
Daisy Story
Charles Shrey
Helen Light
Donald Graham
Margaret Giberson
Zoe Houser
Lillian Campbell
Wilma Schriener
Nila Gottshall
Helen Rife
John Inley, Jr
Dorothy Graham
M. E. Church
Ethel Good
Loraine Gale
Merle Campbell
Helen Moore
Blanch Nonemaker
Vincetta Tritch
Bloom
Rachel Shrey
Katherine Beachler
Mark Yost
Jeffery
Bentz-Landis Auto Co
Logan Street
E. W. Shank
Ceotesourrier
PU Atl and da
Harry Roth
Harriet Swartz
Jennie Campbell
Vincent Tritch
Jack Bruaker
Lorain
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
John Ince
Spangler Nicholas
la Reine Mellick
Reet
Market Street
Crispen
Crispen Motor Car Co
S. Cameron St
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