Eagle Patrol Wins Inter Patrol Meet
An inter patrol meet by Troop 8 drew a festive crowd with Scouts competing in races and contests. Eagle Patrol led with 31 points, followed by Lion 27 Beaver 19 Timer 13 as others earned top honors in first aid and various races. gold scout pins were awarded to Scoutmaster Jenkins and others by Scout Commissioner German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. H. German
Lewis P. Jenkins
Beaver Patrol
Tiger Patrol
Eagle Patrol
Lion
Beaver
Timer
W. H. German
R. H. Lyon
Fred Rowe
M. V. Hazen
J. P. Scott
O’neill
German
Jenkins
Asee
Kohler and
Keler
Railroads to test week without accidents in 1921 effort
San Francisco reports a government plan to hold a no accident week across federally controlled railroads. Central western region from Chicago to the coast begins at 12.01 A M June 22 and will be checked through 12.01 A M June 29 to measure mishap-free operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Central Western
Chicago
How to Acquire Hair Beauty and Make Sham Poos
A quick home shampoo recipe using canthrax from the druggist. Dissolve a teaspoonful in hot water to make a full cup of liquid that cleanses scalp and hair, removes dandruff oil and dirt, and leaves hair fluffy soft and glossy after rinsing.
Kronstadt in Flames as Bolsheviks Surrender to British Navy
A Helsingfors dispatch reports Kronstadt fortress on the Gulf of Kronstadt northwest of Petrograd is on fire. Seven Bolshevik ships hoisted white flags and will surrender to the British squadron. Nearby forts and Krasnayagorka have also fallen to White Guards, with Bolshevik garrisons switching sides. The North Russian force has captured 22,000 prisoners and 87 cannon. In Prague, Czech forces under General Henrocque begin a counteroffensive against Hungarian Soviet troops, seizing villages and equipment as the army expands to 14,000 officers and 243,000 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
North Russian General Staff
Petrograd
Kronstadt
Gulf of Kronstadt
Helsingfors
Daily Mail
Gulf of Finland
Krasnayagorka
Stockholm
Peterhod
White Guards
Geneva
Henrocque
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Love and scandal unfold in Harrisburg court
In a Harrisburg court a case features references to a mysterious "22" owning a novelty shop and a "Minnie" linked to gifts. Testimony reveals the defendant Snyder, an embalmer from Lock Haven, denying gifts and describing "22" as a friend who reserved theater tickets. Judge Kunkel jokes about certainty of death and remarks on living expenses and rural prices amid economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Minnie
Snyder
Kunkel
Witnes
Lock Haven
Philadelphia
New York
Rosenberger Bride-to-Be Hazel May Engaged to Rev Fasick
Mr and Mrs John F Rosenberger of Hillside New Cumberland announce the engagement of their daughter Hazel May Rosenberger to the Rev Ray Hollobaugh Fasick. The couple will wed June 26 at 8 pm in Bosler Memorial Prethodial Church New Cumberland. Invitations only for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Rosenberger
Hillside
Fifteenth Street
New Cumberland
Hazel May Rosenberger
Ray Hollobaugh Fasick
Bosler Memorial Prethodial
New Cumbeland
Central High School
Fasick
A. S. Fasick
Tyrone
Manor Hill
Central Pennsylvania Methodist Conference
S S Class Social At Mrs Mowery Home
The Sunday school class led by Mrs J M Heagy of Steelton United Brethren met at Mrs Adam Mowerys 101 Locust Street to honor the winning team in a membership contest. A brief program preceded games with prizes won by Mrs Given and Mrs Wilmer Cumbler. about thirty five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Heagy
Steelton United Brethren Church
Adam Mowery
Locust Street
Given
Wilmer Cumbler
Girl Scouts Enjoy Outing at Cove Allen Saturday
Wild Rose Troop No. 5 members from Fifth Street Methodist Church joined a Cove Allen outing with ukulele music by Miss Wella Simonetti and Margaret Fisher. Scouts Pauline Huntsberger Helen Menahan Margaret Fisher and others enjoyed hikes boating bathing and outdoor sports. guests included Miss Gertrude Forsythe and Freeman Frey Jr. Local notices mention residents traveling and visiting relatives with several households listed. a lawn carnival at 2224 North Third Street benefits the Nursery Home with homemade cakes candy and lemonade for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Cove Allen
Wella Simonetti
Margaret Fisher
Wuolls
Pauline Huntsberger
Helen Menahan
Della Simonetti
Kelen Hippensteel
Edna Hippensteel
Phyllis Peifer
Verna Metz
Mildred Cless
Gertrude Forsythe
Freeman Frey, Jr
Ash collection cost to equip city with wagons and horses
Commissioner Hassler told fellow councilmen it would cost about 10000 to buy fifteen wagons thirty horses and equipment for city owned ash collection teams. Next week a resolution will accept 950 from Emma C Funston's will to erect a drinking fountain at Cameron and Paxton streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxton Street
Hassler
American Water Works Association
Buffalo
Emma C. Funston
Cameron and
Paxton Streets
Em” Funston
Subject for Central High senior contest set as Over the Old Post Roads
Harrisburg chapter D A R prize committee announces the senior girls contest topic for Central High School. The subject, Over the Old Post Roads, guides writers through early American days from taverns and inns to towns and cities of the Revolution, blending romance, adventure, and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Thompson
Charles B. Fager
Frank Seebold
Harrisburg
Daughters of the American Revolution
Central High School
Post Roads
Bennett Musical Institute Commencement at Fahnestock Hall
The Bennett Musical Institute holds commencement exercises for the class of 1919 at Fahnestock hall. Diplo mas will be presented by Frank M. Hunter, Deputy Attorney General of Pennsylvania, with a program of songs and arias by graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Musical Institute
Fahnestock Hall
Verna Aldinger Bair
Aletha Rebecca Wilson
Mary Ritta Levin
Adelaide Yingst
Frank Milton Hunter
Pennsylvania
the Lark
Glinka Balakirew
Adelaide Aemilie Yingst
Cascade Due Chaudron
Bendel
Butterfly
Puccini
Woodman
George A. Butterworth
le Ressac
Merz
Raff
Frank M. Hunter
Vigorous Wendell's Ambition Pills Promise Quick Health Boost
An advertisement touts Wendell's Ambition Pills offering a refund if not beneficial. It claims rapid improvements in energy and vigor within two days, with full confidence after a week, and a money back guarantee through local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell
Council to Provide 500 For Free Summer Band Concerts
The council plans to reallocate 500 for municipal concerts this summer. Mayor Keister and Commissioners agree to move 100 from each department and 100 from the general contingent fund if needed, after chamber officials urged funding following new law allowing such use. An ordinance on first reading is set for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel L. Keister
E. Z. Gross
W. H. Lynch
F. Hassler
Finance Department
C. W. Burtnett
John Fox Weiss
Chamber of Commerce
Council
Bartnett
Governor Signs Public Buildings Bill
Governor Sproul announced approval of the Smith bill reorganizing the Department of Public Grounds and Buildings. The measure provides for additional bureaus and expands the department's scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sproul
Department O Public
Tailor Makes Valuable Fund
A testimonial notes spending $900 on medicine and doctors for stomach trouble with no relief until Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The user reports a $1 bottle produced substantial benefits by removing catarrhal mucous and reducing inflammation in the intestinal tract, promising money back after one dose. Names include H C Kennedy Geo A Gorgas Clark's 2 Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
H. C. Kennedy
Geo. A. Gorgas
Clark's
Bolsheviks Fire on Train Near Vladivostok
Seventy Bolsheviks attacked a train near Spassk north of Vladivostok forcing it to stop by loosening rails. Shots hit all cars. one Russian killed. American hospital and mail cars involved. no Americans injured. Japanese guards remained at the section. reinforcements sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vladivosto
Spassk
Vladivostok
Plans for Capitol buildings and park improvements discussed
Arnold W. Brunner and J. E. Greiner discussed details of new Capitol buildings and Memorial Bridge work with the Board of Public Grounds and Buildings. The plan calls for erecting buildings, park improvements, and hiring additional staff to maintain them as part of the project. Governor Sproul will leave Harrisburg tonight for Chester to attend military academy exercises and return Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold W. Brunner
Capitol
J. E. Greiner
Memorial Bridge
Board of Pubiic
Sproul
Harrisburg
Chester
Women at Work in War Industry Ad Seeks Health Cure
During the war millions of women entered new vocations in munition factories chemical works street railways and ambulance driving barbers and elevator duties. The ad urges Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a health aid so women can serve and work without hindrance, noting many have benefited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambulan
Lydia Pinkham
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Dorothy E. Margerum
Irene A. Lewis
Elima A. Moyer
Hannah M. Zerfing
Erma M. Stroup
Amy A. Swab
Florence M. Whitman
Florence Wehr
Ethel Cooper
Estella Lubold
Ellen Miller
Isaac App
Ella Shutt
Red
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Hubby
Kellogg's
Kefeer Tensted Corn Plate Co
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Charles H. Crist
North Street
Exposition Park
George Murray Nauss, Jr
Baltimore
Christian Nauss
Reily Street
F. Roland Pollack
Lancaster
Latrobe M. Barnitz
Derry Street
D. I. Deatrick
Alice
Wilkes- Barre
Gertrude Hartman
Summerdale
Locust Club
Cottage Ridge
North Third Street
Nursary
Musical Institute
Robert E. Holmes
Eighteenth
State Streets
C. M. Ewing
North Sixth Street
National Eclectic Medical Association
Kansas
Arthur Menger
Abilene
Robert Frank
Dunkle Street
John A. Shaffer
Old Harrisburg
Dickerts
H. C. Menold
Bellefonte
Dickert
Sylvan Terrace
Millersburg
Prof. Menold
Bellefonte High School
Edwin Schlicter
Allentown
Dorothy Dickert
Chamber of Commerce Committee
House
Salus Senate
Women AT Work
Eggert
Bell
Dial
America
Yexec
Miller Auto Co. Inc
Mechanicaburg
Ira Hand
Reinerton
Joe H. Walters
Hummelstown
Amos Martin
Annville
West End
Palmyra
W. 3. Bashore
Shippensbers
Ss. B. Diller
Boiling Springs
Lykens Motor Car Co
Lykens
J. &. Eshelman
Bachmanville
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New Bloomfield
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