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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1918

Page

5

Milton Karns Dies at 47 in Cumberland Valley

Milton C Karns, 47, longtime Cumberland Valley resident and former borough council president, died at his High Street home from heart trouble. A patternmaker at Bethlehem Steel Works in Steelton for 14 years, he served in civic and fraternal roles and is survived by his wife, sister, two nephews and two nieces. Funeral plans not announced. Sermon by Superintendent Swartz at Harrisburg district communion service followed.

Mechanicsburg Milton C. Karns High Street Karns Bethlehem Steel Works Steelton Internal Revenue Harrisburg Trindle Spring Lutheran Church Melita Lodge Knights of Pythias Washington Camp P. O Singer Band E. R. Wiland

Mrs Velma Gray Sees Feet Swell No More With Tanlac

Mrs Velma Gray of Harrisburg Pa describes severe swelling and burning in her feet and limbs. She says Tanlac improved her condition quickly and now she can walk and work without suffering. Tanlac is sold at several local pharmacies including Gorgas Drug Store in Harrisburg and W G Stevens Pharmacy Carlisle.

Velma Gray North Seventh Street Harrisburg Gorgas Carlisle W. G. Stevens Elizabethtown Albert W. Cain Greencastle Charles B. Carl Middletown Colin S. Few Waynesboro Clarence Croft Mechanicsburg H. F. Brunhouse

Free self treatment for rupture promotes PLAPAO pad

A historic advertisement warns that 7000 people die yearly from rupture and promotes a home trial of the PLAPAO pad as a scientific, safe alternative to trusses. It claims the device seals the hernial opening, remains in place while working or sleeping, and offers a free trial by mail from PLAPAO CO. in St. Louis.

Plapao CO St. Louis

Man Dies by Suicide Near Leitersburg Road

Harry L. Stoops aged 38 committed death by his own hand at the home of his step brother Morris C. Sharrah along the Leitersburg road near the iron bridge. He had suffered tuberculosis and sought sanitarium admission but did not receive it promptly. His body was found by Mrs. Sharrah three hours later. he is survived by a daughter and a son.

Waynesboro Harry L. Stoops Morris C. Sharrah Leitersburg Road Iron Bridge Agin Young Stoops White Pine Mont Alton

Food Conservation Train to Visit Mechanicsburg Saturday

Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania June 17 on Saturday June 22 the Pennsylvania food conservation train arrives to teach canning and drying of fresh fruit vegetables and meat. Demonstrations will run with lectures at 10 in the morning and 2 in the afternoon plus an exhibit of home drying appliances. Director Howard Heinz leads the visit from the Food Supply Department and the Girls Military Services Corps will assist.

Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania Food Conservation Howard Heinz Food Supply Department Committee of Public Safety Military Edvices Corps

Ill at home of daughter Mrs Givler aged 95

Mrs Mary Givler aged 95 has been ill for a week at the home of her daughter Mrs Jacob N Strock in Trindle Spring near Mechanicsburg She attends Trinity Lutheran Church and is active for her years Her daughter Mrs John T Lamb also lives in Mechanicsburg Married at Washington Clarence W Glover and Amy Washabaugh were wed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage Washington DC The groom's brother W H Clever Jr attended The couple will reside in Washington

Mary Givler Mechanicsburg Mary Hummel Givler Jacob N. Strock Trindle Spring Givler Trinity Lutheran Church John T. Lamb Washington Waynesboro Clarence W. Glover Amy Washabaugh K. Harper Washabaugh Methodist Episcopal Parsonage Washington, D. C Hayes W. H. Clever, Jr Clever Waynesboro High School West Chester Normal School

Children's Day Services Highlight Local Churches

Mechanicsburg pa June 17 events featured young participants in Children's Day services at the Presbyterian Church with baptisms. The offering supported Sunday school missions. St Mark's Lutheran Bible school and Grave Evangelical Church held services, with Grave Evangelical newly lit and auditorium recarpeted after reopening.

Mechanicsburg Presbyterian Church St. Mark’s Lutheran Bible School Grave Evangelical Church

Farmers' Institutes Held at Landisburg and Millerstown

Perry County Board of Farmers' Institute Managers voted to hold institutes this year at Landisburg and Millerstown. Clark M. Bower of Blain serves as board chairman.

Farmers’ Institutes New Bloomfield Perry County

Perry County Soldier Serving in Canal Zone

Earl G Waldsmith of Blain enlists January 4 1917 and trains at Port Slocum NY now with Company K Twenty-ninth Infantry Camp Gaillard canal zone Panama. His father John M Waldsmith of Jackson township is Civil War veteran. He has not been home since enlisting. Halifax Pa June 17 Joel Hert guest of honor at family dinner with relatives from Millersburg Fisherville Enders and others.

Blain Earl G. Waldsmith Army Port Slocum N. Y Company K Twenty-ninth Infantry Camp Gaillard Canal Zone Panama John M. Waldsmith Jackson Township Waldsmith Mer Halifax Joel Hert Near Town Ira D. Gephart Elmer &. Hampton

Piece of German airplane sent from France to Halifax

Herman H. Richter an American ambulance driver in France sent a wood fragment from a German airplane shot down within Allied lines to his mother Mrs Carl Richter of Market Street. Richter joined last year with a State College unit and has been in France since fall.

Halifax Herman H. Richter France Carl Richter Market Street Richter

Lutheran Reunion in Fisherville Draws Local Crowd

The Fisherville Lutheran Church reunion will be held at W. H. Miller's grave in Fisherville on Saturday July 20. Music will be provided by the Loysville Orphans Home Band.

Halifax Fisherville

Ella Miller Weds Howard L Charles in Marietta ceremony

Miss Ella Miller of Marietta married Howard L Charles of Bainbridge Saturday in Kinderhook Church. Rev. N N Lower officiated. The couple will reside in Conoy township.

Charles Miller Marietta Ella Miller Howard L. Charles Bainbridge N. N. Lower Kinderhook United Evangelical Church Conoy Township

Ruth Rothrock and M J Shellenberger Wedding Announced

Marietta Pennsylvania notice of Ruth Rothrock and M J Shellenberger marriage with ceremony conducted in Chestertown Maryland by Rev J L Ward on a Monday in June.

Marietta, Pa Ruth Rothrock M. J. Shellenberger Chestertown J. L. Ward

United Brethren Picnic Slated Near Town Park

Halifax Sunday school unit announces a picnic at Buffalo Park one mile north of town on Saturday July 13. Aimed at congregants and families, the event invites attendance, fellowship, and community activities in a summer gathering tradition.

United Brethren Halifax United Brethren Sunday School Buffalo Park

Etzweiler couple announce birth of son

Mr and Mrs Emanuel Etzweiler of near town Halifax Pa announce the birth of a son on Friday June 14 in the local residence.

Halifax Emanuel Etzweiler Near Town Etzweiler

Beckley Office Training School Promises Expert Instruction Harrisburg

Certificated Gregg Teacher Charles R. Beckley advertises Beckley's Office Training School at 121 Market Street Harrisburg offering Gregg shorthand bookkeeping and typewriting with night and day classes. The school claims 3000 square feet of space, individual desks, monthly progress reports, high quality teachers and postgraduation placement in the Harrisburg area. Free Saturday courses and a free test-out option are promoted along with bell phone numbers for inquiries.

Charles R. Beckley Gregg Eastern Commercial Teachers’ Association Beckley Market ST Kaufman's Harrisburg Bell

Series of Accidents to Adams County Children

Gettysburg Pennsylvania June 17. A week of mishaps befalls three children living near Gettysburg within a mile of each other. Grace Sullenberger, 9 to 13, tramped on glass and a nail injuring her foot and later was gored by a bull. Norman Rudisill, 9 or 9s, nearly lost a foot after a mower blade struck his leg while hiding in tall grass. George Williams sustained a leg wound from two hay fork prongs above the knee while working on a farm.

Gettysburg Grace Sullenberger Norman Rudisill York George Williams

Negro Shoots Fellow Employee at Stone Quarries

In Hummelstown on June 17 Robert Robinson of Waltonville was jailed in Dauphin County after shooting fellow employee Robert Johnson, also of Waltonville, at the Walton quarries. Robinson fired five shots. Johnson was hit once in the left arm and to be taken to Harrisburg hospital for bullet removal.

Hummelstown Robert Robinson Waltonville Dauphin County Robert Johnson Walton Quarries Robinson Johnson Harrisburg

Dance for Newlyweds in Harrisburg Honor at Erie Street Home

A informal dance in Erie street Erie street Harrisburg honored newly married couple Mr and Mrs Harry Delone. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Floyd Hopkins Mr and Mrs Aloysius Delone and Miss Mabel Wilbert from Harrisburg who drove to Dauphin on Saturday evening.

Dauphin Floyd Hopkins Aloysius Delone Harry Delone Mabel Wilbert Harrisburg Bertha Sellers Erie Street

Informal Dance By Miss Ethel Forney Aids C A O Society

Dauphin Pennsylvania June 17 A delightfully informal dance was given Saturday evening in Hawthorne's hall by Miss Ethel R Forney a member of this year s graduating class of the Harrisburg Central High School for the 1918 members of the C A O Society Refreshments were served to Misses Emma Keeney Kathryn Breckenridge Nancy McCullough Helen H Hoffman Lillian Speakman Elizabeth Speakman Kathryn Roeder Mildred Sheesley Helen Levy Eleanor Jones Miss Forney Willard Smith Kenneth Thomas Edwin Rockefeller Wilmer King Fred Wright Robert Wallower William McBride Herbert Meyers Louis Kraybill Harold Martz and Jay Stoll

Red Cross asks Dr. Cooper to organize coast hospital unit

Sunbury Pennsylvania June 17 The American Red Cross appeals to Dr E B Cooper Sunbury to organize a naval station emergency hospital unit in Northumberland county ready to respond at any date to coast war hospital calls nationwide The letter says age is not a bar to service and there is no age limit.

Sunbury American Red Cross Today E. B. Cooper Naval Station Northumberland County United States Cooper

Sunbury Doctors Asked to File War Service Questionnaires

Sunbury doctors of military age were ordered to complete questionnaires outlining special qualifications for war work. Physicians over draft age and under 50 were also urged to fill out forms and offer foreign service if required by the Government.

Sunbury

Heavy peach crop forecast in Snyder county belt

Middleburg Pennsylvania reports in Snyder county peach belt indicate a harvest likely to be one of the heaviest in 25 years. Farmer H. H. Grim states the crop will double last year’s yield based on gathered information.

Middleburg Snyder County H. H. Grim

Suburban Notes Rumors From Williamsport to Blain Area

Suburban notes record visits and travel across towns including Williamsport Dickinson Seminary guest Edna Albert and former pupil Puera Robison, visits by Rev G C Cramer, and residents such as Hazel Resh and G H Knox. Other items note Olive Martin in Lancaster county, Frysingers return from Hershey, Ritner moving to Blain, and Arthur Martin registrant in Blain.

Liverpool Edna Albert Williamsport Dickinson Seminary Puera B. Robison G. C. Cramer Annie Stailey Zella Flickinger Hershey Percy Boughey Montandon William H. Hoon Carlisle Howards Shuler

Martinsburg Family Visits Relatives. York Travel Notes

Ralph Hawthorne and family from Martinsburg W Va spent the weekend with relatives in town. Philip Deimler of Harrisburg visited W P Shuey. Miss Mary Greenawalt visited friends in York last week. Richard Earnest and family and Mrs Jacob Martz with Miss Mamie Earnest left for South Bethlehem for several days. Use McNell s Cold Tablets Adv.

Ralph Hawthorne Martinsburg W. Va Philip Deimler Harrisburg W. P. Shuey Mary Greenawalt York Richard B. Earnest Jacob Martz Richard Earnest Mamie Earnest South Bethlehem

Columbia Boy With Machine Gun Battalion in England

Columbia Pa June 17 Mr and Mrs Fred Rost of South Third Street have been informed of the arrival of their son James E Rost in England with Company B One Hundred and Ninth Machine Gun Battalion He states he is well and enjoyed the trip very much.

Columbia, Pa Fred Rost South Third Street James E. Rost England One Hundred and Ninth Machine

Mrs Ursula Huber Drowns at Stone Quarry Near Columbia

Mrs Ursula Huber 55 wife of Otto Huber general manager of Gary Silk Company's plant in Columbia was found drowned at Bongarts stone quarry near her home early Saturday. She had been ill and suffered melancholia with a married son a daughter and a 10 year old son surviving.

Otto Huber Columbia Ursula Huber Gary Silk Company Ast Columbia Bongart Huber

Children’s Day Flags Parade at Methodist Church

In Gettysburg Pennsylvania on June 17 children’s day services were held at the Methodist Church with a patriotic program. A service flag bearing five stars was presented, one star being gold. Albert J. Lentz, the town’s sole war fatality in France, belonged to this church.

Gettysburg France Albert J. Lentz

Dentist Joins Army Dental Corps From Sunbury

Sunbury dentist Dr. E A Brown enlisted in the United States Army and is ordered to report for assignment in Philadelphia. He will receive a lieutenancy and be placed in the dental corps.

ARMY Sunbury E. A. Brown United States Army Philadelphia

Sunbury Board Offers Vocational Employment Certificates

Sunbury Pa June 17 Sunbury School Board announced that every student over 14 will receive a vocational employment certificate this year regardless of class standing to help relieve the local labor shortage.

Sunbury Sunbury School Board W. A. Geesey Geeesey

Horse Breaks Back in Farm Accident at Middleburg

In Middleburg Pennsylvania on June 17 a horse frightened by John Starr ran into a tree and sustained a broken back. Starr escaped with only minor injuries.

Middleburg John Starr Starr

Nuxated Iron touted by famous officials and doctors

An advertisement extols Nuxated Iron as a powerful tonic and blood builder, citing endorsements from national figures and physicians. It urges a two week trial of five grain tablets three times daily after meals and promises refunds if unsatisfied. The copy claims wide usage and asserts superior absorption compared with older iron products.

Leslie M. Shaw Secretary of the Treasury United States Atkinson Court of Claims of Washington Wm. L. Chambers United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation The International Court Samoa Charles A. Towne Minnesota U. S Richard Rolland Kenney Delaware U. S. Army John L. Clem Shiloh David Stuart Gordon Gettysburg Wm. R. Kerr Chicago A. J. Newman City of Jefferson Park Hospital James Francis Sullivan Bellevue Hospital New York Westchester County Hospital Boeing United States Senate House of Representatives Croll Keller J. Nelson Geo. A. Go

Funeral services held for Clifton C. Gross in Clifton

Funeral services for Clifton C. Gross were conducted at his brother William Bell Gross’s Market Square home in Dauphin on June 17 after his death in New York City. Pallbearers included Harrisburg residents William Bell Corbett Harry Miller William Miller Nagle Miller and physicians Harry B. Greenawalt and Dr. William P. Clark.

Clifton. Gross Dauphin Clifton C. Gross New York City William Bell Gross Market Square Edwin P. Robinson William Bell Corbett Harry Miller William Miller Nagle Miller Harrisburg

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pennsylvania Cumberland Valley Morris E. Swartz Methodist Episcopal Church J. Ellis Bell Tanlac Mont Alto Palm Beach Ne “dl Earl G Nummelstown Alice H. Fox War Department Ralph M. Fox Twenty-eighth United States Infantry Adams County Negro DANCE Society Physicians For War Work Olive Martin H. H. Martin Lancaster County Clarence Patrie Dayton E. Harkins Harry Ritner the Woods Kitner George F. Stine Harvey Frysinger Charlotte Frank Grace Frysinger J. A. Shumaker Arthur M. Martin Britt, Ta W. H. Martin McNell’s Columbia Boy Harry B. Greenawalt William P. Clark Mademoiselle Helmar
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