Memorial Service for 10 Deceased Railroad Brothers
A memorial service honoring railroad transportation brothers who died during the year will be held at Augsburg Lutheran Church Harrisburg at Fifth and Muench streets next Sunday at 7 30. Rev. A M Stamets will preach. The event includes an anthem, Gloria Patri, a hymn, Scripture reading, and a poem Our Heroes by N A Cruz. The program closes with an ode Gracious Father and benediction.
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Harrisburg
Augsburg Lutheran Church
Fifth and Muench
A. M. Stamets
Mr. Stamets
N. A. Cruz
LL. E
W. L. Green
E. A. Nessinger
G. M. Stoner
H. F. Huber
L. E
George E. Keefer
W. R. Harm
H. E. Zigler
L. F
A. Shull
Amos Burris
H. Beasore
Walter Cleland
J. E. Beckwith
R. Newmyer
H. R. Yoder
D. E. Frickman
J. S. Reynolds
R. T
H. Smith
J. H. Curry
Cyrus Snavely
W. H. Patrick
W. M. Kirk
N. A. Cree
W. W. Reamer
N. F. Righter
S. C. Wagner
J. W. Shedffer
D. H. Zorger
D. FE. Rush
Ree
C. R. Zimmerman
Samuel Forbes
George Lebo
Abe Coplinsky
A. D. Badorf
O. J. Rice
H. D
Lower Dauphin Gets Trolley Line
The Public Service Commission approved incorporation petitions for Ephrata and Lebanon Traction Company and for Elizabethtown and Deodate Street Railway Company to extend routes in Elizabethtown and Mt Joy to avoid grades. Actions on five grade crossing petitions in Conewago and Dauphin counties await field investigation by engineer F Herbert Snow.
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Ephrata and Lebanon Traction Company
Elizabethtown
Dauphin County
Deodate and Hershey Street Railway
Commission
F. Herbert Snow
Railroad Crew Standings and Assignments Report
Harrisburg area schedules list crews by division with first departures after 4 pm for Philadelphia and Middle divisions. The document enumerates engine fireman conductor and brakeman rosters, yard and ENOLA side crew details, plus up lists for expected trains and specific crew members.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
McCauley
Smith
Sober
Brubaker
Heindman
Long
Gallagher
Downs
Hennecke
Newcomer
Statler
Goodwin
Streeper
Kautz
Brunner
Speas
Buck
Seitz
Earhart
Grass
Crisswell
Bissinger
Smeltzer
Hubler
Minnich
Wolfe
Rhoads
Whichello
Miller
Grove
Winters
Kegelman
Collins
Davidson
Behman
KE. Wagner
W. Myers
E. Myers
BE. C. Myers
Martin
Barton
Houdeshell
Keller
Bruehl
Sullivan
Morris
Shultzberger
Busser
Knupp
Frock
Stehman
Jergueson
Baltozer
Garman
Wissler
Arnold
Kuntz
Sheesley
Wright
Huber
Patrick
Frank
Reese
Boyle
Stahl
Putt
Kieffer
Fleck
Wenerick
ENOLA
Veit
Gundel
Pennell
Lingle
Forney
Hinkle
Stein
Ouer
Walton
Eaton
Clark
Eyes
User
Goudy
Steese
Decker
Malseed
Bear
Hivner
Mumma
Boyd
Campbell
Sethe
Hoisting Safety Rules Discussed At Capitol Hearing
Capitol news reports a first meeting by representatives of hoisting machinery firms to set safety standards for cranes and related devices in workplaces. Further details will be reviewed in a later session, with a report to the State Industrial Board possible only after weeks.
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Department of Labor and Industry
State Industrial Board
Senators protest against Bryan gift to Colombia
Washington reports the Senate debates a $25 million Colombia treaty urged by Secretary Bryan. Opposed members note $10 million may go to attorneys including Hannis Taylor, while a secret committee hearing reveals strong opposition to the proposal. Also announced is the Natural History Society summer outing to New Cumberland with a 1:15 Market Square departure.
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Bryan
Colombia
Washinton
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Columbia
Hannis Taylor
Natural History Society
New Cumberland
Market Square
Highspire elects Stouffer supervising Principal
At a special Highspire School Directors meeting last evening Professor 5M Stouffer of Newville Pa was elected supervising Principal for a one year term. He succeeds Professor Co M Weigle who headed the schools for seven years and was not a candidate for re election this year.
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Highspire
5M. Stouffer
Newville
Professor Stouffer
Co. M. Weigle
Ighspire
Mary Baer
Dorothy Wolf
Helen Alleman
Sylvia Cover
Bessie Etter
Helen Jones
Hilda Erby
Gwendolyn Elder
Myrtena Allen
Middletown Car Company to Enlarge Middletown Plant
Details of plans to greatly enlarge the Middletown Car Company plant and add new shops will be made public within weeks after officials secured title to adjacent plots. A blacksmith shop machine shop and paint shop are planned with improvements costing nearly a million. An official noted the start depends on works conditions.
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Middletown Car Company
Middletown
Middletown Furniture Company
Endeavorers Decide Annual Conventions Starting 1915
The United Brethren Christian Endeavor convention in Oberlin ended this afternoon, announcing it will be held annually instead of biennially. It pledged to continue its anti liquor campaign and welcomed the nationwide movement to close saloons, with the 1915 meeting set for Lykens.
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United Brethren Christian Endevor
Oberlin
Lykens
Picnic at Mt Gretna Draws 1500 Fans and Trains
More than 1500 attended the Steelton Sunday schools annual picnic at Mount Gretna. Two special trains, twenty four cars, departed at 7 45 from the Pennsylvania station. parks activities included athletic events. Barley fined for cruelty to animals in Harrisburg. Whitman, State College civil engineering graduate, set to become instructor. Trinity Episcopal Women’s Guild to hold a festival at the parish house lawn Saturday afternoon and evening.
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Steelton
Mount Gretna
Pennsylvania
S. A. Barley
Steelton Transfer Company
Murray
Harrisburg
Barley
S. Nissley Whitman
Lincoln Street
State College
State
The
Women’s Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Middletown Community notices and events brief
William A. Wallace wins a bronze medal from the Alumni Association of the Philadelphia School of Pharmacy for top first year average. Knights of Malta and Knights of the Golden Eagle members set Sunday church attendances in Middletown and Steelton with sermons by I H Albright and gatherings in Odd Fellows Hall. Middletown Council chamber is repainted and redecorated. A dolls reception by the Junior Epworth League at the Methodist Church includes a silver collection. Rev Dr H F Hoover to speak at Pleasant View Church on Sunday at 3 p.m. Postmaster John A Kramer and others embark on a five day motor trip visiting Mauch Chunk Wilkes-Barre Scranton Pocono Mountains Delaware Water Gap Philadelphia and Willow Grove.
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William A. Wallace
A. K. Wallace
Nissley Street
Middletown
Philadelphia School of Pharmacy
Columbian Council
Knights of Malta
United Brethren Church
I. H. Albright
Steelton
Brownstone Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Methodist Church
Odd Fellows’ Hall
H. F. Hoover
Church of God
Pleasant View
E. L. Shireman
C. Z. Moore
Leonard Schuetz
W. D. Matheson
Mauch Chunk
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Pocono Mountains
Delaware Iee Gap
Philadelphia
Willowrove
Steelton Snap Shot Concert Opens Season In Park
A large audience attended the first open air concert of the season by the Steelton band directed by Dionisio Zala, with a varied program of classic and popular music.
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Steelton Band
Dionisio Zala
Mary
Misko Zinic
Squire Gardner
Jaga Terdinic
Zinick
Frank Capin
Jura Pozarics
Jura
H. P. Longwaker
New Distinctive Semi Bungalo Homes by C L Long
C L Long completed several semi bungalow homes at Green and Woodbine streets in Harrisburg last year. Six more were begun on Woodbine with two sold and occupied. four remain for sale on attractive terms. The brick and stucco houses feature spacious rooms, open stairway, four bedrooms, tiled bath, steam heat, built in storage, and modern fixtures. Exterior porches and yards complement the design, and the sample house is open for inspection.
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C. L. Long
Green
Woodbine Streets
Harrisburg
Woodbine Street
Mountain House License Restored After Fire Mystery
After a morning hearing before Judge S J M McCarrell Jackson town ship grants McLaughlin a license for the Mountain House hostel ry on the pike mountain side The hotel rebuilt with a new commodious building replaces the old which burned mysteriously investigators suspect no firebug responsibility The case follows the prior year’s license renewal and a postponed hearing while rebuilding proceeds
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S. J. M. McCarrell
H. J. McLaughlin
Jackson Township
McLaughlin
Russ
Dauphin County
Board of Commissioners
Boschellii
H. C. Wells
Chicago
Angelo Boschelli
Rosegarden
M. P. Johnson
Boschelli
Windy City
Caveny
W. H. Bushnell
Bushnell
Dr James Headache Pulver Ad Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powders as fast relief for dull throbbing or violent headaches. The copy urges readers to send someone to a drug store for a dime package and insists on asking for the exact product to avoid disappointment.
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Dr. James
City Golf Championship At Reservoir Park Enlists 30 Entrants
The Harrisburg city championship golf tourney at Reservoir Park attracts more than thirty entrants with expectations of surpassing forty eight qualifiers by Saturday. Open to all residents over 16 at no cost beyond a 50 cent entrance fee, the event will use three sixteen-player groups. Commissioner Taylor ensures greens stay in fine condition despite dry weather as e cards close next Saturday for groupings and match drawings.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
United States
Reservoir Park
the Park Golf Club
Harrisburg
Taylor
Summer fabrics and patterns at Harri Second Street
Furniture coverings promo highlights a range of sunfast fabrics and patterns ideal for cushions and drapery. Readable text notes attractive assortments and seasonally approved designs from a local supplier on Second Street.
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Harri
Second Street
Review of Fashions at Victoria Theater and Local Dressmaker
Review of fashion trends seen on leading actresses and society in picture drama with focus on recent costumes. Includes smocked dresses for children inspired by European peasant styles, handmade smocking, patterns for ages two to six, rompers, and baby caps, offered by Marianne Kinder Markt at 218 Locust Street.
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Victoria Theater
Europe
Marianne Kinder Markt
Locust Street
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Nainsook Union
Balbriggan
Ladies
Sheppard
the Globe
Market ST
W. G. Albright
W. B. Bruner
J. C. Hoechst
C. A. Moyer
W. E. Noble
G. W. Cless
John Farling
J. W. Baldwin
F. G. Groff
Frond. Estep
George W. Pharo
W. A. Pelton
Herman Wengle
A. J. Bingaman
G. K. Funk
W. B. Steinmetz
Pierce
Buffalo
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Lower Dauphin
Public Service Commission
S. W
Ryder’s
Broad 302
Landis
Hoyser
Beck
Harter
Brewer
Blosser
Brenneman
Thomas
Rudy
Houser
Meals
Swab
Silks
Crist
Harvey
Saltsman
Kuhn
Snyder
Pelton
Shaver
Schiefer
Rauch
Weigle
Lackey
Cockerley
Maeyer
Sholter
Snell
Bartolet
Getty
Hart
Barkey
Sheets
Bair
Eyde
Bostdorf
Crow
Ulsh
Seeneere
Reading Crews
Capitol
Bethel
Capitol News
Dr. Montgomery
Thomas Lynch Montgomery
Muhlenburg College
Bell Telephone Company
Public Service
A. G. Bethel
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Light and Power Company Today
Charles H. Sherry
Hazleton
George W. Blanchard
Williamsport
Powell
Young
Supreme Court
Stewart
Capital
Thomas J. Stewart
Washington
War Department
National Guard
Sata Game Commission
State Private Bank Board
Carlo de Angelo
Schuylkill County
Department of Health
Gingher
Kettner
Richwine
Crawford
Wyre
Barnhart
Tipton
Woland
Sassaman
Bingaman
Holbert
Brown
Sellers
Snader
Moyer
Lex
Carl
Harman
Welling
Straub
Shearer
Dunkle
Stephens
Ayres
Troy
Middletown Car Works
Mt. Gretna
Aaron Hill
Mountain House
Register
William Reese
Penbrook
Sarah Reese
City Golf Championship
Charles
B. Cluck
Bell
Logan Street
Deichler
Market Streets
Review OF Fashions
Golden Seal Drug Store
Henry G. Reuwer
Prop
S. Market Square
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