Silk front shirts and other local shop promotions
Local ads promote silk front shirts at $1.50 from Kinnard's 1116 North Third. Arcade Laundry offers wash-and-deliver service with pickup and delivery from Logan and Granite streets. The Quality Shop at 204 Locust touts lace, lingerie and novelties from Mrs. Ida Cranston. Abbott Detroit cars offered at a bargain price with 15 units left. H B Davis paints from Shaffer Sales at South Cameron. Troy starch promises durable shirts with delivery by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinnard’s
North Third Street
Arcade Laundry
Logan and
Granite Streets
D. E. Glazier
Webster
Locust Street
Ida Cranston
Gifts for June Weddings and Graduations at Atkinson's
The month of gifts June emphasizes commencements and weddings with good gift options. Reliable watches, chains, fobs, rings, pins, brooches and silverware for table and clocks are advertised at W. R. Atkinson located 1423 North Third Street.
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W. R. Atkinson
North Third Street
Noon Luncheon for Busy Men at Columbus Cafe
A noon luncheon at the Columbus Cafe for Harrisburg busy men priced at 49 cents. The menu promises well cooked food and a pleasant dining experience located at Third and Walnut streets tomorrow.
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Harrisburg
Columbus Cafe
Tomor
Otel Coimbue
Walnut Streets
Veteran Railroad Employes Honor Deceased at Harrisburg Meet
Veterans of the Middle division of the Pennsylvania Railroad will honor 32 deceased members at the Chestnut Street Auditorium tomorrow afternoon. The meeting opens at 2 o clock with eulogies and reports, listing a total membership of 1 830. Several Harrisburg figures are named among the deceased, with memorial services planned at Augsburg Lutheran church and a gathering at White's hall prior to the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chestnut Street Auditorium
Veteran Association
Altoona
Harrisburg
N. W. Smith
W. Brooke Moore
Moore
Franklin Baker
Spruce Creek
G. K. Funk
Tyrone
E. R. Humphreys
Patrick Mece- Kee
J. M. Jones
Newport
W. H. Bing
J. S. Dougherty
Archie Treese
Alexandria
W. D. Colabine
Mill Creek
W. A. Huntingdon
Joseph Edmundson
Frederick Bloomhardt
Christopher McGregor
E. C. Sowers
Millerstown
W. W. Ross
EH. F. Decker
J. F. Brown
W. B. Thomas
Milesburg
Isaiah Paxson
W. C. Crain
Port Matilda
G. L. Haines
Granville
S. D. Smith
White's Hall
Broad and
James Streets
Harrisburg Crews Standings By Division and Assignment
Harrisburg division crew standings list first to go after 4 p m with numbers for engin eers firemen conductors flagmen and brakemen across Enola and Philadelphia sides. Middle and yard divisions also note crews to go after 1 30 p m and 4 p m with listed personnel and road crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Sue Vient
Snow
Tennant
MccGuire
Madenford
Kelley
Geesey
Layman
Supplee
Harris
Albright
McCauley
Smith
Sober
Brubaker
Hindman
Long
Gallagher
Downs
Hennecke
Newcomer
Statler Goodwin
Streeper
Dover
McCurdy
Shhenk
Penwell
Reno
Copeland Huston
Wagner
Carr
Laverty
Spring
Libhart
Horstick
Ventzér
Rhoads
Whichello
Miller
Grove
Winters
Fraelich
Keller
Donohoe
Wolfe
Goose
Dearolt
Cox
Coleman
Allen
Collins
Bogner
Jackson
Wiland
Shultzberger
Dowhower
Willis
Webster
Garman
Wissler
Potterger
Zeiders
Arnold
Kuntz
Huber
Patrick
Wenerick
Plack
Reese
Boyle
Stahl
Swab
Crist
Harvey
Saltsman Kuhn
Snyder
Pelton
Shaver
Landis
Beck
Arter
Brewer
Blosser
Brenneman
Thomas
Rudy
Mears
Houser
Gettys
Hart
Barkey
Sheets
Bair
Hyde
Crow
Ulsh
Bostdorf
Schiefer
Rauch
Lackey
Cockerley
Maeyer
Sholter
Snell
Bartolet
ENOLA
Philadelphia
Gundell
Pennell
Forney
Jeinouer
Reitzel
Clark
U ‘S
Hanes
Penal Law Board Named By Governor Tener
Governor Tener named a commission to revise Pennsylvania penal laws with an appropriation of 5000 dollars. Members include Edwin M. Abbott as chairman and Louis M. Robinson as secretary along with lawyers, labor rep, investigators, and penology experts. Others named oversee state institutions and related boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Tener
Commonwealth
Edwin M. Abbott
Philadelphia
Louis M. Robinson
Swarthmore
W. D. Grimes
Pittsburgh
Samuel I. Spyker
Huntingdon
Andrew Hourigan
Wilkes-Barre
R. J. McKenty
Eastern Penitentiary
Dennis Hayes
Charles Schemmelfeng
Warren
S. R. Mason
Mercer
W. R. Hunter
Erie
State Hospital For the Insane
John H. Landis
Millersville
P. E. Slaymaker
George Gessel
Lancaster
Thaddeus Stevens Industrial School
William H. Richards
Canonsburg
John A. Elliott
Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania Training School
Morganza
Jacob M. Schenck
Lebanon
Walter T. Bradley
State Asylum For
Wernersville
Edward Bailey
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Lunatic Asylum
Palmer- McCormick Committee
Clinton County
Penrose Advertising Committee
Powell
College of Pharmacy
C. A. Snyder
Pottsville
W. Salus
John W. Hoke
Chambersburg
Capitol
State Board of Pardons
Frank F. Schnabel
Reading
Heinly
F. Stephani
Malena Massa
Massa
California
Frank Wells
Fayette
Pascal Hall
Dauphin
Equitable Electric Power Company
Pennsylvania Electric Power Company
Department of the Secretary of the Commonwealth
M. P. Quinn
John Japp
Charles Doebler
Public Service Commission
Water Supply Commission
Philadelphia Electric
Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry
John Price Jackson
Nashville
Industrial Board
State Armory Board
National Guard
Western Penitentiary
Universal Rolling Mill Company
Washington
Federated Glass Company
Uniontown
Dustin Farnum in The Squaw Man at the Photoplay
Dogs bite two at Harrisburg hospital with treatment for injuries. A J Miller 64 of 814 East Street and Jon Dodge visiting from Cincinnati Ohio were admitted after dog bites this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin Farnum
Adv
Harrisburg Hospital
A. J. Miller
East Street
Jon Dodge
Bilmwood Fae Cincinna Ohio
Steelton Endeavorers Settle Into Convention Work
The seventh biennial East Pennsylvania Conference of the Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor meets at Oberlin’s Neidig Memorial United Brethren Church with hundreds of delegates. Bishop Weekley delivers the opening address on The Young Man. committee appointments and a busy two day schedule follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Pennsylvania
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Neidig Memorial United Brethren Church
Oberlin
H. E. Miller
J. T. Spangler
D. D. Lowery
B. ¥. Daugherty
R. R. Butterwick
W. M. Weekley
B. E. Bender
Christian Endeavor Society
Christ
D. D. Buddinger
M. H. Wert
Rose K. Miller
J. A. Lyter
D.D
Harrisburg
G. W. Smeltzer
GC. W. Black
Kieffer
Charles Bertiel
Gertrude Kipp
A. G. Bossler
G. Romig
Jacob Stern
Mark Werthe
Wckley
G. D. Gossard
D. D
Annville
Lebanon Valley College
0. G. Romig
Hershey
Motorcyclists tossed into road by trolley car
Two riders on a speeding motorcycle swerved into a city bound trolley on the Steelton line. The motorman James Banford applied brakes but could not stop in time and struck the motorcycle. The riders walked away before being identified. The incident echoed a nearby fatality of a 13 year old girl Esther Scott the previous Friday.
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North Front Street
Steelton
Harrisburg Railways Company
James Banford
Esther Scott
Harrisburg
Steelton Sunday Schools Plan Big Picnic at Mount Gretna Park
Arrangements are set for a Steelton union Sunday schools picnic at Mount Gretna Park tomorrow with 1500 to 2000 expected. Special trains depart Pennsylvania station at 7 30 am and wagons collect baskets before departure. A large program awaits, with many contests for all ages but dancing banned for the day.
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Union
Steelton
Mount Gretna Park
Pennsylvania Station
Contests Start At Prize Event With Local Officials
Contests will begin promptly at 1 p.m. Officials for the day include announcer William Crump of the Methodist and timekeeper W. F. Maginnis of the Evangelical. Starter Frank Armstrong of the United Brethren, referee the Rev. Mr. Rupley of the Oberlin Lutheran, judges the Rev. Mr. Huyette and Mr. Kell of the Reformed, Mr. Good of St. Mark's Lutheran, and Centenary Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crump
Methodist
W. F. Maginnis
Evangelical
Frank Armstrong
United Brethren
Rupley
Oberlin Lutheran
Huyette
Reformed
Kell
St. Mark’s Lutheran
Mr. Good
Centenary Baptist
Funeral for William Kline Held at Church of God
William Kline died after a long illness and funeral services were held tomorrow afternoon at 1.30 in the Church of God. Burial followed in the Oberlin Cemetery family plot. Several local residents attended, and Mrs. William Stephens hosted the H. O. A. Club gathering at her Front Street home with about forty people from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kline
Church of God
Oberlin
William Stephens
H. O. A. Club
Front Street
Steelton
Endant
Harrisburg
Frank Snavely
Findlay College
Findlay
Ohio
E. M. Terwilliger
Buffalo
N. Y
May Adams
York
Ebbert Sheets
William King
Bainbridge
H. Grove
The
Commissioners
Meade PD
D. W. Schaffner
Beinhower
Cass
Lehigh University
Irvin Keim
Cleveland
William R. Hoy
Barberton
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Khaki Knickerbockers
Silk
Manhattan
Manhattans
the Globe
Piccadilly
Market ST
Abbott-Detroit
Abbott Motor Car Company
South Second Street
H. B. Davis
Shaffer Sales Company
South
Cameron Street
Harrisburg Carpet Co
North Second Street
Brotherhoods
Express
James C. Fargo
American Exress Company
Ead
George C. Taylor
Chicago
Fargo
American
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Chicago Mills
Nenes Haus
Penal Law Board
Philabaum
Morrison
Wireman
Massimore
Fetrow
Lape
Pletz
Kettner
Richwine
Aunspach
Zukoswki
Nye
Bowers
Hollenbach
Taylor
Martin
Moyer
Startz Gardner
Carlin
Kapp
Einsminger
Shader
Resch
Heckman
Oberlin Y. P. S. C. E
Bishop W. M. Weekley
W. H. Hartman
Bessemer Street
Benton Catholic Club
Kingsbury
Laura Kingsbury
St. John's Lutheran Church
Francis Street
Rodney Miller
Roy Shelley
Valley and
Thompson
Father Buck
West Side Hose Company
George Dailey
Main Street
Dailey
Charles’ G. Détweiter
Allentown
Re‘tail Coal Merchants’ Association
William Edmundson
Renovo
Fackler’s
Derry Street
Gretna
Tenhaut
American Sanitary Corporation
Memphis
Tena
Gross’ Drug Store
Sides & Sides Commonwealth Hotel
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