Burglars Busy In Several Lykens Homes And Local School Play
In Lykens Pennsylvania burglars struck multiple homes including Francis Eby's, taking breakfast preparations. Lykens High School held class day with an operetta The Windmills of Holland. Grammar school commencement addressed by Rev Spanger. Local residents visited Wilkes-Barre Harrisburg Dickinson College State College Tamaqua and Williamstown.
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Lykens
A. H. Soulliard
Wilkes-Barre
W. A. Treen
Locust Dale
Samuel Hoff
Dickinson College
W. H. Cooper
Harrisburg
William A. Treen
Pearl
Evelyn
Ray Bowman
Williamstown
Sever Kens
Francis Eby
Mynbeer Hertogenbasch
Solomon Bitterman
Vronno Hertogenbasch
Maryene “Wilhelmina
Naomi Shomper
Ilda
Vivian Moore
Bob van Morgan Moore
State College
George Smith
Tamaqua
Lykens Grammar School
United Brethren Church
Spanger
Personal News From Central Pennsylvania Towns
Thompsontown notes guests from Mount Pleasant Harrisburg and Pittsburgh visiting local families. Visitors include Miss Almira M. Graham Polyeline Hospital Harrisburg and relatives in Philadelphia and Bala. Wormleysburg and New Bloomfield snippets list residents traveling, visiting churches, and attending commencements.
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Pennsylvania
Gettysburg Guides Fined For Traffic Rule Violations
Special to the Telegraph Gettysburg Pa June 17 Gettysburg National Park authorities have pursued legal action against three automobile guides for allowing traffic rules on avenues to be broken. The actions target the licensed guides not the unfamiliar drivers. Each guide was arrested and fined five dollars with seven dollars costs.
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Gettysburg
Gettyspure National Park
Hall's Catarrh Cure marketed as internal remedy
Claim that catarrh is a constitutional blood disease best treated internally with Hall's Catarrh Cure. Presented as not a quack medicine, prescribed by a leading physician, and made from tonics and blood purifiers acting on mucous surfaces. Includes testimonials offer and distribution by F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Boy Drowned After Fall Into Spring Near Richfield
In Mifflintown Pa on June 17 a two year old son of Mr and Mrs Solomon Kerstetter accidentally fell into a spring at the home of I H Garman near Richfield and drowned. Nearby news notes list residents traveling and visiting relatives in New Oxford Gettysburg Harrisburg State College and Princeton alongside a church talk by Alice Wishart missionary from Wells Tannery scheduled June 22.
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Mifflintown
Reuben Auker
Jay
Samuel
Katherine
Ella Auker
New Oxford
Ed Auker
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
John Moyer
Ed. Sieber
Scranton
Ezra C. Doty
Josephine Wilson
State College
Margaret Laird
Howard
Fasick
Altoona
Oliver Diffenderfer
Alice Wishart
Wells Tannery
India
Presbyterian Church
Solomon Kerstetter
I.H. Garman
Richfield
Ride-a-Wee Cottage At Dauphin Open For Summer
Dauphin Pennsylvania June 17 Dr and Mrs Thomas Poffenberger and daughter Mary of Harrisburg occupy the summer home on Erie street owned by Miss Cora Coffrode. Several Harrisburg visitors and local residents are noted at cottages and social visits across town.
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Dauphin
West Hanover School Board Elects Teachers Saturday
West Hanover School Board will meet in Sandy Hollow schoolhouse on Saturday June 24 to elect teachers for the coming term. Local residents and families are listed as visitors and neighbors in the community notice.
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West Hanover School Board
Duncannon Pastor Baptizes Eight Members in River
The Rev. Wesley N. Wright of the Church of God immersed eight members in the Susquehanna River last Sunday afternoon. Various local residents and visitors are noted, with social visits and upcoming events including a parcel post sale by the Reminder Brotherhood of the M E Church on June 26.
Birthday Surprise Party for Mrs Jerome Furman
Mrs Jerome Furman of Montandon Pennsylvania was surprised on her birthday evening at her home with lawn festivities and Japanese lanterns. Attendees included numerous local couples and relatives. a later note mentions a Dollar Social by the Baptist Church Ladies Aid, raising about 28 dollars. Other items list varied social visits and trips among residents like Miss Edna Beaner, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Kieffer, and the Grims.
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Montandon
Jerome Furman
Peete
Ann Ereeny
James
Angus Fairchild
Arthur Best
DeWitt Fairchild
Myron Fairchild
W. C. Burrey
Henry Renn
C. M. Hauck
Frank Hockenberry
Thomas Steigert
Ray Sheets
Franklin Artley
Charles Carr
Wis Forrest Harner
Ed. Reitz
Harvey Wenzel
Lee Beiber
Frank Fries
Walter Ritter
George Hill
Jesse Shortess
Frank Cox
James Deitrick
Lee Grimm
Bertha Reed
Mary Garber
Pearl Fries
Altha Harner
Edna Renn
May
Viola Hockenberry
Anna
Abram Fairchild
William Frederick
Lee Pfluger
Barron Wenzel
Milton Beiber
Stewart Sheets
Donald
Scott Ha
Mazeppa
Herndon
Cope
J. F. Hill
Philadelhia
Jen Myers
Sunbury
Two Five-Foot Blacksakes Killed at Millersburg
Millersburg Pa June 17 The Johnson Baillie Shoe Company tore out a condemned boiler and will install a larger one with the new unit in place after June 30 when the plant closes for ten days. Borough council plans pave three street sections totaling 1800 feet. A new firehouse and other improvements will wait until next year. Two blacksnakes about five feet long were killed near the railroad roundhouse by William McKissick and his son Richard. Lightning struck the chimney at A G Barigs Pine street home during a severe electrical storm. Thomas Myers serves as grand juror this week. Miss Fay Long returns from Philadelphia. Henry Starr returns from Gettysburg College for summer. Minister Accepts Call Elizabethville Samuel Cooper Lewistown spent days with his mother. Mrs Charles H Gardinier and son of Milleraville visit grandparents D M Stine. John Phillips and family return from Harrisburg. Joseph R Stine home from Franklin and Marshall College. Galen Naylor and family from Harrisburg visit father Dr W E Naylor. Miss Irene Bressler from Harrisburg visits mother. Harris Sheesley from Harrisburg visits. Postmaster M A Miller at Harrisburg. Rev J B Beam accepts call to Reformed Church West Hazleton will move soon. Rev E J Heilman and J H Bonowitz attend Lutheran Synod at Reading. Mrs Charles M Hoffman of Philadelphia visits sister Mrs H H Weaver. R F D Carrier P E Stine at Harrisburg. Rev B L Romberger of Wilkes Barre visits brother A M Romberger family. Rev and Mrs J S Farnsworth of Orwigsburg spend a week nearby.
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Halifax
Laura Sweigard
Millersburg
Lillie Lebo
Gertrude Hoover
Elizabethville
Arthur Miller
Matamoras
Joseph Miller
Benjamin Radle
William Sweigard
Penbrook
William Rummel
George Lebo
Carrie
Enterline
J. F. Sheesley
Carsonville
Irs
C. H. Botts
Jerseyshore
J. O. Ball
Shippensburg
Claude Bowman
Lancaster
Cornelus Bowman
Howard Seltzer
Steelton
Daniel Weopster
Leslie Shope
Staunton, Va
R. Shope
Mary Clemson
Harrisburg Hospital
Ben Clark Seagrist
Seagrist
Trinity Reformed Sunday School
Joseph Umberger
Ella Umberger
Carrie Forney
Elmer &, Daugherty
Christine Neidig
Kennett Square
A. H. Neidig
Wilmot Ayers
Bedford Springs
Kathrine Pike
J. T.ster
Philadelphia
B. A. Brubaker
W. L. Pike
Hummelstown
Ike
George Bowman
Harvey Banner
Enola
Elmer E. Daugherty
William Bordner
Oliver Schroyer
Sunbury
J. M. Schroyer
A. H. Prenzel
Third Street
Charity Lodge
Methodist Episcopal Cemetery
Washington Camp
Agnes Bailey
Dauphin
Samuel Bowman
Thomas Poffenberger
Mary
Harrisburg
Erie Street
Cora Coffrode
Olive Douden
Washington, D. C
Harrisburg Central High School
Joseph Frantz
Bide-a
Charles Singer
Mildred Romberger
Wayne Singer
Bertha Tredwell
Rochester
N. Y
W. F. Reed
Raymond Suydam
Ralph Seiders
Ernest Shafter
David Nowinski
David
Ella
Nowinski
George W. Heck
Lloyd Speece
Speeceville
A.S. Speece
Joseph Cresswell
Martha
William P. Clark
Marie Weddell
New York City
George Kline
H. E. Lucas
Etta McNeely
A. C. Perling
Carl and
Ida
Ida M. Perling
Duncannon
I. Lane Long
Harrison Hoover
William Hoover
A. C. Cobl
Norman W. Brooks
Newark
N. J
Emory Wireman
Mary Umberger
Emma Reel
Harry Pfleeger
Frantzville Heights
Newton W. Speece
Red Lake
Minn
D. F. Seller
Thomas Kinter
William Kinter
Trenton
Novinger
William P. Hartleparg
Clara Poffenberger
Johnson-Baillie Shoe Company
Market Street
Union Street
William McKissick
Richard
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. G. Barig
Pine Street
Thomas Myers
Samuel Cooper
Lewistown
Charles H Gardinier
Milleraville
D. M. Stine
John Phillips
Joseph R. Stine
Franklin and Marshall College
Irene Bressler
Reading
Charles M. Hoffman
H. H. Weaver
R. F. D. Carrier
P. E. Stine
B. L. Romberger
Wilkes-Barre
A. M. Romberger
J. 8. Farnsworth
Orwigsburg
Duncannon School Board Names Teachers For Term
Duncannon Pa June 17 The borough School Board elected the following teachers Principal C M Lodge Huntingdon assistant principal J L L Bucke Grammar W J Kines B Grammar Alma J Pennell Intermediate Josephine George Second Primary Margaretta Rosboro First Primary Cordelia Gray North Duncannon Catherine Hamilton Macie Ruth Zimmerman Professor W A McCune supervisory principal for the past two terms has accepted a place in the faculty of Harrisburg High School.
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Duncannon
C. M. Lodge
Huntingdon
J. L. L. Bucke
W. J. Kines
Alma J. Pennell
Josephine George
Margaretta Rosboro
Cordellia Gray
North Duncannon
Catharine Hamilton
Macie
Ruth Zimmerman
W. A. McCune
Harrisbure High School
Auto for Every Nine Persons in Gettysburg Area
Multiple local notes include a Gettysburg College push for military instruction, a planned demonstration by the Gettysburg fire company with a new Boyd six cylinder engine, a denied ground use for a revival at the Reading depot, a Gettysburg marriage by Correne Deatrick and Jay W. Bringman, newly planned Civil War monument dedications on the battlefield, a Virginia monument completion this summer, wild turkey sightings near Mount Carmel, and York Springs versus Bonneauville auto counts. Dauphin County Christian Endeavor convention set for June 22 at Hummelstown Reformed Church with Rev George Edward Owes delivering the sermon.
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Gettysburg
Board of Trustees
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg Fire Company
Boyd
Bonniwell
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Firemen’s Associaton
Reading Railroad
Correne Deatrick
Biglerville
Jay W. Bringman
Elkton
Abner Doubleday
Reynolds
John C. Robinson
Virginia
Jacob Nary
Mount Carmel Church
Orrtanna
Smiley
Bonneauville
York Springs
Dauphin
Hummelstown
Dauphin County Christian Endeavor Unn
Hummelstown Reformed Church
George Edward Owes
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Harrisburg
Health of Women Wrecked by Ignorance
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women at all life stages. It claims effectiveness for irregular or painful periods, backache, headaches, and nervousness, touts alcohol-free composition from natural herbs, and offers the product in liquid or tablet forms with a free booklet.
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Franklin
Dr. Pierce
Mary
Lucas
Otter St
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