Notice of Hearings and Public Proposals in Dauphin County
Multiple notices recite divorce hearing dates for respondents in Dauphin County with hearings set for June 23 28 1919 at Harrisburg Court House and other legal actions including administrator appointment and public printing bids. Names include Evitsa Angeloff Mary K Quenzler William E Quenzler Hiram Crawford Arthur M Crawford and Rodger C Miller. Public bids solicit paper binding plates and sewer construction in Harrisburg with due noon June 23 1919 and June 28 1919.
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Court of Common Pleas
Dauphin County
Evitsa Angeloff
Jordan Angeloff
Harrisburg
Directors OF the Poor
Dauphin County Almshouse
Office of the Directors of the Poor
Courthouse
Hiram 8. Crawford
Arthur M. Crawford
Liverpool
Perry County
George F. Lamb
North Third Street
Acts of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Superintendent of Public Printing and Binding
Capitol Building
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Robert C. Milleroller
Erintendent
Public Printing and Subinding
Commonwealth Trust Company
Market Street
Penns
Penn Street
Edward Street
McKathrine Street
W. H. Lynch
Robert C
Pennsylvania
Annie Laurie Pindar
William D. Pindar
Ivo William D. Pindar
Court House Market Street
William. M. Hain
Libellant
Mary K. Quenzler
William E. Quenzler
William E. Quengler
Mary Keuengler
William E. Quengzler
Art of Common Pleas
Philadelphia and Chicago Markets Roundup June 16
Associated Press notes prices across commodities in Philadelphia with corn prices at 1.84 to 1.87 per bushel and oats and butter movements. Live poultry and dressed poultry details follow, with potatoes and flour trends. Chicago hogs and cattle markets report receipts and price ranges, plus Board of Trade closing figures for corn oats pork lard and ribs.
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Philade Yhia
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Western Creamery
New York
Wisconsin
Long Island
New South Carolina
Kansas
Chicago
Chicago Board OF Trade
Board of Trade
Lindsay Morse Wed In Hogestown Home Ceremony
Miss Grace Elizabet h Lindsay daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Lindsay of Hogestown wed Richard Errol Morse of Pontiac Michigan in a Saturday ceremony at the Silver Spring Presbyterian church parsonage. Miss Beatrice Lamb served as maid of honor with flower girls Margaret Bell and Sara Hoffman Blessley. Victor Hart of Mechanicsburg was best man. Lohengrin Bridal Chorus and O Promise Me were sung. A wedding supper followed at the Lindsay home. After July 1 they will live at Findlay Court Pontiac Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Elizabeth Lindsay
Samuel Lindsay
Hogestown
Richard Errol Morse
Pontiac
Mich
T. J. Ferguson
Silver Spring Presbyterian Church
Beatrice Lamb
Margaret Bell
Sara Hoffman Blessley
Victor Hart
Mechanicsburg
Mires
Gertrude Huber
Lindsay
Morse
Findlay Court
Scranton Girl to Wed Former Newspaper Man
Mr and Mrs W W Jones of Scranton announce the engagement of their daughter Sylvia Jones to L Paul Miller a former newspaper man now principal of the High school at Newton NJ Miss Jones has studied music at Columbia University for two years Her father a music supervisor in Scranton is known for directing music at State Educational Association events Miller a Central High School graduate class of 1912 and Pennsylvania College Gettysburg class of 1917
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W. W. Jones
Scranton
Sylvia Jones
L. Paul Miller
Newton
N. J
Miss Jones
Columbia University
State Educational Association
Miller
Central High School
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Early Morning Bridal at Methodist Manse
A quiet June wedding was solemnized at 6 o'clock in Stevens Memorial Methodist church manse. Miss Helen Marie Rutter and Harry Cully Morton wed with Rev. Dr. Claytor officiating. After a wedding trip to New England and Atlantic City, the couple will live at 446 South Thirteenth street.
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Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Helen Marie Rutter
Ira R. Rutter
Lebanon
Harry Cully Morton
Claytor
Albert Smucker
New England States
Atlantic City
South Thirteenth Street
Detours on State routes for Lincoln and William Penn highways
The State Highway Department announced a second list of detours for major road improvements from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh and beyond. Routes include William Penn and Lincoln highways with numbered detours near Ebensburg Hollidaysburg Mifflintown Lebanon Palmyra Annville Lebanon Avon Meyerstown Robesonta Sinking Springs York Berwick Adams county and more, with lift dates through August and November.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
State Highway Department
William Penn
Philadelphia
Reading
Greensburg
New Alexandria
Westmoreland County
Ebensburg
Cresson
Duncansville
Borough Street
Hollidaysburg
Water Street
Huntingdon
Mill Creek
Belleville
Lewistown
Mifflintown
Township Road
Mexico
Mitlerstown
Liverpool
Clarks Ferry
Hummelstown
Campbelltown
Palmyra
Annville
Township
Lebanon
Avon
Meyerstown
Millardsville
Berks
Robesonta
Wernersville
Sinking Springs
Wyomissing
Salavia
McConnellsburg
Chambersburg
Stoufferstown
Feyetteville
Creamery Road
East Berlin Road
Lincoln Highway
Station 880
Menges Mill Road
Spring Grove
Spring Grove Road
Station 950
Kings Tavern Road
Risenhart School Road
School Road
York and
Lancaster
York
East York Lots
Rockburn Street
Philadelphia Street
Royal Street
Spring Garden Township
Elmwood Tract
City Line
Harrison Street
Elmwood Boulevard
Bellemont Street
Springersburg
Hellam
Station 157
York Road
Campbells’ Road
Station 215
Vinegar Ferry Road
Briardale
Station 267
Rudy's Hill Road
Hellam Borough
Town Hall
Rudy's Hill
East Lampeter
Witmer
Soudersburg
Gettysburg
Heidelsburg
Hunterstown
Radicals Work to Moderate AFL Views on Bolshevism
At Atlantic City on June 16 the small radical labor faction planned to sway AFL delegates toward softer Bolshevism opinions. Copies of Soviet Russia were seen by leaders, and Wilfred Humphries, a former YMCA representative who claims contact with Lenin, arrived to lecture on Bolshevism. Delegates from Seattle and others may attend, though a convention hall appearance is not requested.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
New York
Russia
Wilfred Humphries
Honolulu
Young Men’s Christian Association
Lenine
Seattle
Humphries
Gets Pen Term In Theft Case
James Gibson was sentenced to a penitentiary term of not less than fifteen months nor more than two years by President Judge George Kunkel. Other sentences followed: William Motley three months for assault from April 30. Mike Karen felonious entry sentence suspended. Reily Brown two months for disorderly house. several defendants ordered weekly non support payments. Lars Baltrozer granted adoption of Truman Doney. charter granted to Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association. Mrs. Ethel Kerr seeks counsel fees in divorce case. Frederick Kerr to show why he should pay fees and provide particulars. contract for 500 tons of stone for Horse Shoe Pike awarded to Gordon Limestone Company at $2.25 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trick James Gibson
George Kunkel
William Motley
Mike Karen
Reily Brown
Harry A. Christ
Clinton R. Hippensteel
Joseph Braxton
Albert H. Shader
James Bradley
George Hamilton
Lars Baltrozer
Truman Doney
Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Ethel M. Kerr
Frederick S. Kerr
Hummelstown
Gordon Limestone Company
Hershey
Visitors flock to Harrisburg from cities for excursion rates
More than two thousand visitors arrived in Harrisburg yesterday via Pennsylvania and Reading railroads. Reading brought about 1,500 from Allentown and Norristown, while around 500 came on a special Wilkes-Barre train. An Ohioan, C Hawk of Youngstown, will speak at a booster meeting Thursday at the Penn-Harris Hotel. A large crew began rebuilding the Second street trolley track north of North street, long deteriorated after wartime constraints.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Reading
Allentown
Norristown
Wilkes-Barre
New York City
Harrisburg Real Estate Board
Penn-Harris Hotel
C. A. Hawk
Youngstown
Ohio
Harrisburg Railways Company
Second Street
North Street
Detours, oiling work on Lincoln highway across several counties
Detours on township and state aid roads noted from Berks to Lancaster with lifts dates July 1 and August 1. Oiling operations progress along Lincoln highway east of Philadelphia nine miles from Lancaster and between York Gettysburg, Chambersburg McConnellstown and Bedford areas. activity also east and west of Greensburg.
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Trexlertown
Wescoesville
Waynesboro
Franklin County
Washington
Quincy
New Milford
Montrose
Susquehanna County
Lawrence Township
Clearfield County
Quarryville
Kirkwood
Puseyville
Colerain Township
Lancaster County
Philadelphia
Lancaster
York
New Oxford
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
McConnellaburg
Bedford
Greensburg
Germany to gain early admission to League of Nations
Paris dispatch reports Germany's admission to the League of Nations soon with four months to present proposals on total reparations and pay methods. Allies to respond in two months. Germany to maintain an army of 200000 for three years due to coordination needs with Austrian Polish and Czecho Slovakia forces. Plebesite on Upper Silesia to occur within six to eighteen months. Also notes immediate talks on armament reductions. Three new unions admitted to Central Labor Union: Boilermakers Union Railroad Clerks Union Amalgamated Association Iron and Steel Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
League of Nations
Austria
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Upper Silesia
Central Labor Union
Boilermakers Union
Railroad Clerks’ Union
Amalgamated Association Iron and Steel Workers
H. B. Callem
Eleven Students Graduate From St James Parochial School
Ten boys and one girl received diplomas at St James Parochial School commencement in Freys hall. Graduates include Catherine Wieger Joseph Mannix James O Donnel Joseph Gerdes Francis JLudes Bernard Vetter Gilbert Rehbeck Paul Dailey Francis Salinger Gilbert Wieger and Charles Eckinger. Mannix delivered the salutatory Wieger the valedictory. Rewards for efficiency were given to lower grades Mary Murphy Catherine Restak Helen Brashears Elizabeth Wieger Michael Smith and Marie Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Parochial School
Frey
Enhaut Hosts Weekly Gay Time With Concert and Festival
Enhaut to be lively this week with a band concert and festival at the fire house to aid the Good Will Fire Company. A rain postponement moved the festival to tomorrow night with a community sing on Wednesday evening organized by War Camp Community Service. The Steelton Bicycle Club, newly reorganized for the season, invites boys to join. secretary located at 216 South Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enhaut
Good Will Fire Company
Fire House
War Camp Community Service
Bicycle Club
Steelton Bicycle Club
South Second Street
Railroad Trainmen Figure in Two Sunday Accidents
Two railroad workers were injured in separate Sunday incidents. John W. Krepps of 2318 North Sixth street, a flagman, suffers a right wrist injury and cuts above the eye after being thrown from a cabin platform. John Stauffer of 1318 Swatara street, a brakeman for Reading, stepped in front of an engine at Rutherford yards and sustained lacerations and contusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
John W. Krepps
North Sixth Street
John Stauffer
Swatara Street
Reading
Rutherford Yards
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onton_ Koehler
Splenaia Tire P
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Overland Harrisburg CO
N. Second &T
Chelsea Auto Wrecking CO
A. Schiffman
North
Cameron St
Susquehanna Motor CO
South Third Street
Harrisburg, Pa
National
Westein
REX Garage & Supply
Eee
Seldon Truck Distributors
U. K
O. K
Horst
Linglestown
Coxestown
Federick’s
Seventh Street
Esterbrook
Estero
Care
Telegraph
Oldsmobile
Chaimes
East End
Ford Delivery
Dunmip
Wood
Ood
le Borrenhyles Wood
J-ton
Ois Wenerten
Sen Eat Es ¢ Sales Corporation
Capitol
Fistally
Ford
H. LD. Lauser
West Main Street
Pace
Maxwell
Brenner & Sons Motor
Hamilton Streets
Cadillac
Rice
Sibie
Cumberland
Kale
Asiearegh
BELL
Chelsea Auto Wreckin
North Cameron Street
Studewaker
Overland County Club
Andrew Redmond
Yvhird
Reily
Bosch
Dixie
Splitdorf
Remy
Cameron Street
Sunshine Garage
North Gamasen Street
BUICK
Susqueba
Mowe Co
Pout Tira Street
N. H. Keister
P. O
Keystone Auto Top Co
South
Penn Garage
Muench Street
Hupmobile
Green Street
Velie
Walnut Street
Spencer Street
Cole's
Church Place
GARAG
Bileem
Drayheid Corpuretor. Agency
GHAS
Johnson
Jonestown Road
B. C. Murray
General Auto Repairing
Sunshire Garage
North Cameron
Dory Shanse
Abu
North Third ST
Harley Davidson
Eixcelsior Separa Ke
Areas Sarney
Rhoads
Moore Street
City
Wickersham & Metzger
David G. Sellers
Sellers and Hesa
Duncannon
Frank B. Snavely
J. W. Bayles
Chandler Brothers and Company
North Market Square
Chestnut Street
Pine Street
Allis Chalmers
Woddens
Anaconda
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel B
Butte Copper
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chi
St. Paul
R.tl and Pacific
China
Consol
Corn Products Crucible Steel
General Motors
Goodrich, B. F
Great North
Inspiration
International Paper
Kennecott
Lackawanna Steel
Sela Lehigh Valley
Maxwell Motors
Petroleum
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
N. ¥. Central
Norfolk and West
Northern Pacific
Fenna, R. R
Pittsburgh Coal
Railway Steel Spg
Lkay Con
Republic Iron and Steel
Southern Pacific
Ts Bay
Camp CO
Gettysburg, PA
Mee
Worthington
Bowser
E. W. Lewis Roofing CO
Pennsylvania Milk Products Company
Union Trust Company
Ioeaeed
Penna. Milk Products CO
Philip
Moyer
Studebaker
Union Pacific Free Ewes
U. S. Steel
Provecese
Utah
Caro, Chem
Westinghou Mig
Witlys-Overland
Maryland
Methodist
Desea C. Zinn
Carlile
David W. Hartsell
Marshalltown
U. S. General Hospital
No. 31
Carlisle
Derry Street
ELKS
Erie
Harrisbore
Augustus H. Kretchler
Charles A. Kirby
C. C. Merrill
Highway Department
Manheim
Roanpeatee
Lancaster City
Lehigh County
Firemen’s Association Chartered
Steelton News
E. E. Schriver Public Accountant & Auditor
Union Trust Co
Bell Phone
Laadmg Ore
Dial
Bergner
Imperial Tea CO
Chestnut St
Hummel Ave
Lemoyne
Curtin
Jefferson
Seneca Streets
Sixth and
Harris
Bowers Ave
Ft. Washington
Bowers and
Walnut Sts
Frank R. Leib
Ray
International Nickel Analysis
Keystone Tire
Salt Creek Producers’ Association
Pennok Oil Amer
CAR & F’day
Maxwell Motor Chalmers Motor Sholan Oil
Hughes & Dier
Phila, Stock Exchange
Market St
Broad St. Penn-Harris Hotel
Pennsylva
Anit Noemnizy Nchan
Patriot Bldg
A. L. Hall
H. C. Claster
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