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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1914

Page

10

Butler Bridge Project Receives Public Utility Approval

The Public Service Commission issued a certificate approving a viaduct location in Butler over B&O and Bessemer tracks. Costs are split 30 percent to Butler borough, 30 percent to Pittsburgh and Western Railroad and B&O, and 30 percent to Pittsburgh, Bessemer and Lake Erie lines, with 10 percent to Butler Passenger Railway Company or its successor. An agreement may adjust the 10 percent share via tolls.

Public Service Commission Butler Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad Company Lep Borough Pittsburgh and Western Railroad Company Baltimore and Ohio Pittsburgh, Bessemer and Lake Erie Bessemer and Butler Pasenger Railway Company Pittsburgh Butler Passenger Railway Company Nn Company

Dillsburg Patriotic Order Sons of America Camp Grows

Washington Camp No 777 of Dillsburg Pa nominated officers for election in two weeks. New members were initiated raising total membership to 185, with 90 additions since January 1 1914. Names of officers and delegates to state and county conventions are listed.

Dillsburg Washington Camp Patriotic Order Sons of America J. J. Klugh B. H. Shriner J. W. Blicker Clarence Thumma John A. Goudy Howard Williams Ira Ll. Heikes George Harlan L. le Bentz John Baker J. S. Armtsberger J. H. Powell C. C. Gaswint Amos Rickrode John A. Grove Willis B. Lewis George L. Stouffer M. C. Chronister John H. Sheffer

Bank Bandit Steals Wife From Salem headlines Altoona

Report from Salem Ohio states Frank G Hohl known as the Union Bank bandit abducted his wife after a road meeting. He drove to Salem in a high powered car and took her with revolvers in hand. Altoona residents fear a further move to Mountain City. Police vigilance reportedly lax after a $1000 reward was not paid.

Salem Ohio Frank Hohl Altoona Hohl Mountain City Frank G. Hohl Union Bank Tillard Par Nts

Creatore's Band to Play Harrisburg Paxtang Concerts

Harrisburg residents will hear Creatore and his band at Paxtang on Friday with a matinee and an evening program. Matinee features Roma overture Zampa Trau merei Ernani and various soloists. evening includes Mendelssohn Midsummer Night's Dream Mignon Spring Song Tosca and Blue Danube with several solos and ensemble pieces.

Harrisburg Creatore Paxtang Musio Herald Schumann Ernani Verdi Signori Catena Rossi de Luca Waldteufel Attila Deuca Moszkowski Tannhauser Wagner Mendelssohn Thomas

Barn and cattle burned in Pennsylvania blaze

Special to The Telegraph reports at Tower City Reuben Berger’s barn burned to the ground early yesterday. An automobile was damaged two cattle and farming tools burned. Cause unknown but likely a tramp. Berger and Adams were severely burned saving cattle. Also from Sunbury a Civil War veteran Conrad Glaw was paralyzed watching Sons of Veterans parade and taken home in serious condition.

Tower City Reuben Berger Berger Mr. Adams Sunbury Sons of Veterans Conrad Glaw

Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments

Beware of claims that ointments for catarrh contain mercury as such metals ruin smell and harm the mucous surfaces. For catarrh use Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as it contains no mercury and is taken internally. Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney

June Weddings In Central Pennsylvania Reported

Waynesboro resident Howard B Grove and Vera E Stoner of Chambersburg wed at Chambersburg First United Brethren parsonage with Rev L Walter Lutz. Pauline Bunyan of near Bilton and Bruce T Bobb of Sunbury married at the bride’s home by Rev R R Thompson. Elizabeth Doster wed Aldus M Myer in Springville with Rev John Schlosser officiating.

Waynesboro Howard B. Grove Vera E. Stoner Chambersburg First United Brethren Parsonage L. Walter Lutz Sunbury Pauline Bunyan Near Bilton Bruce T. Bobb R. R. Thompson First Baptist Church Chicago Ill Springville Annie Doster Elizabeth Doster Aldus M. Myer New Holland John Schlosser Schoe

Class of 1913 Entertained in Honor of Professor's Son

Dillsburg Pa June 18 Just thirteen months after graduation the class of 1913 of Dillsburg High School was entertained at the home of Professor and Mrs D B Baker in honor of their son Samuel C Baker. The evening featured vocal and instrumental music parlor games and a supper at 10. Attendees included Melvin B Gochenour Percy Heisey Boyd Deardorff Maude Klugh Melva Baker Ruth Bender Katherine Altland Gretna Mayberry Helen Spahr and Miss Anna S Doster and John Myer.

Dillsburg Dillsburg High School D. B. Baker Samuel C. Baker Melvin B. Gochenour Percy Heisey Boyd Deardorff Maude Klugh Melva Baker Ruth Bender Katherine Altland Gretna Mayberry Helen Spahr

Thompsontown Church Marriage Ties Keiser Bride

Miss Vertie Keiser wed in Palmyra Lebanon county to a Lutheran Church of Thompsontown groom in a ceremony conducted by Rev Hillbish, nephew of the groom. Bride is youngest daughter of Jonathan Keiser president of the Farmers Bank and linked to local schools. The report notes June 18 details from The Telegraph Special.

Lutheran Church of Thompsontown Vertie Keiser Hillbish Palmyra Lebanon County Jonathan Keiser Farmers National Bank of D. B. Treibley

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