Lyonsville Bridge rebuild bids sought in Dauphin County
Harrisburg May 29 1917 bids open June 20 for rebuilding the Lyonsville bridge over Swatara Creek Dauphin County concre te three span earth filled arches plans on file in County Commissioners office ten dollar deposit refundable sealed bids due 11 am June 20 bond 10 percent certified checks required bond full bid price for performance. Henry W Gough County Controller.
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Harrisburg
Rand
Court House
Swatara Creek
Lyonsville
Dauphineau
Hershey
County Commissioners’ Office
Dauphin County
Henry W. Gough
Market Irregular at Week's Opening Proclamation in Divorce
Market irregular at week’s opening with money rates rising and speculative issues leading trading. Divorces listed in Dauphin and surrounding counties trigger court hearings for Crain and Fellenbaum cases alongside public real estate sales in Harrisburg and Penbrook.
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Motors
Atlantic Gulf
West Indies
Miss Marion Cleveland Engaged to William Stanley Dell
Mrs. Thomas J. Preston Jr. announces the engagement of Marion Cleveland daughter of President Cleveland to William Stanley Dell of New York City. No wedding date set. Marion, 21, studied at Teachers College Columbia. her sister Esther Cleveland is in Paris aiding blind soldiers. Dell, a Princeton 1916 graduate, served six months in France with the American ambulance and works on the New York Evening Sun staff.
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Marion Cleveland
Stanley Dell
Princeton
N. J
Thomas J. Preston, Jr
Miss Marion Cleveland
William Stanley Dell
New York City
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Esther Cleveland
Paris
Mr. Dell
William Amos Dell
Morristown
Switzerland
American Ambulance
France
New York Evening Sun
Lone British airman destroys Zeppelin over London
A lone British airman shot down a German Zeppelin during a raid on London. Flames consumed crew members who remained aboard as the airman pressed in under searchlight illumination, forcing the doomed giant to crash and drift southeast while a pursuing British plane tracked its movements.
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London
Workingmen's Nonpartisan League Forms Local Chapter
Members of local labor unions met yesterday to organize the Workingmen's Nonpartisan League a temporary body aimed at coordinated political action on civic improvement. Charles J. Quinn was elected chairman and George A. Herring of the B. R. T. was chosen secretary.
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Workingmen’s Nonpartisan League
Charles J. Quinn
George A. Herring
Farm Bureau committee adopts county agent program highlights
At a Saturday session the executive committee adopted a county agent program covering lime requirements, wheat moth issues, home economics extension work, and a canning demonstration week. The Spring Garden band of York will perform tomorrow evening in the B P O Elks social rooms with lunch for members.
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The
Farm Bureau
Spring Garden
Spring Garden Band
York
B. P. O. Elks
No. 12
Newport couple wed at St Patrick's Cathedral
Four year romance ends in noon wedding of Martha H Miller daughter of C K Miller Newport and John J Mallon of Philadelphia. Officiated by Rev Thomas B Johnson with a friend playing the wedding march. Bride wore blue traveling suit, attended by Mrs Henry D Bold as matron of honor and Joseph Mallon as best man. They plan a honeymoon and reside in Washington D C where he works in the Pennsylvania Railroad valuation department.
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Senate
Guests of Mrs Tewson Meet Buffalo Visitor
Flag Day luncheon honors Mrs M D Dennis of Buffalo with Mrs Henry Tewson hosting at 530 Peffer street. Attendees include Maud Cooper, Charles Hall, Dora Fretz, Mildred Bretz, B B Beistel, George Hagerman, Wilson Ebersole, and Arthur Loeser among others.
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Henry Tewson
Peffer Street
M. D. Dennis
Buffalo
M. Dennis
Maud Cooper
Charles Hall
Dora Fretz
Mildred Bretz
B. B. Beistel
George Hagerman
Wilson Ebersole
Arthur Loeser
Notice to property owners for paving assessments in Harrisburg
Notice invites property owners along Swatara Street Green Street Honey Street Susquehanna Street and River Street to attend a hearing on June 28 1917 at the Commonwealth Trimet Company Building No 22% torret Street Harrisburg Pa for the assessment of costs to pave and curb these highways under multiple ordinances 22 42 47 54 and 45 of the 1916 1917 1918 sessions. All interested parties may appear between 9:00 A M and 12:00 noon.
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District Court of the United States
Middle District of Pennsylvania
Gideon LLC
Court House
Harrisburg
John H. Keath
Manada
Fifth Street
Sixth Ward
City of
Reilly Street
Manada Avenue
Reily Street
Borough of
Penbrook
Dauphin County
Edward
Twenty-fourth Street
Twenty Fourth Streets
Swatara Township
Alan
Lawnton
Cumberland and
Duke Streets
Pearl Alley
Duke Street
Duke and
Cumberland Streets
Cherry Aley
Cherry Alley
Cumberland Street
Queen Street
Cumberland
Ots
Swatara Street
Fighteenth Street
Twenty-first
Green Street
Woodbine Street
Seneca Street
Honey Street
Chestnut Street
Mt. Pleasant Alley
Susquehanna Street
Emerald Street
River Street
Delaware Street
Peffer Street
Commonwealth Trimet Company
Torret Street
Those Participating in Colonial Golf Tournament
The lineup for the week ending June 4 at Colonial Country Club lists match play duels in three waves. First sixteen features C. H. Hunter against Seely and others, second sixteen includes B. Miller vs Cave and more, third eight presents Cave versus Gulbrandsen and several showdowns. Points leaders in the summer handicap cup include Hunter, Murray, and Nissley among others.
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Colonial Country Club
C. H. Hunter
Seely
Kelley
Owrey
Harry
Murray
Nissley
Bradenbaugh
A. H. Armstrong
Sweeney
Payard
H. D. Ogelsby
Orr
Lewis
Kenney
Steinert
C. B. Miller
Cave
W. M. Ogelsby
Allen
I. M. Hunter
Devine
Brinser
Pennock
Bartnett
Trout
Morgan
Leonard
Ray
Kinter
Hoffman
Walker
Gulbrandsen
Hambright
J. F. Miller
Starkey
Robert Bell
Joseph Armstrong
Nestor
Elliott-Fisher Company
Foot amputee James Murphy injured on Reading Railroad bridge
James Murphy of Mt Union died following injuries from being struck by a passenger train near Hummelstown after his foot was amputated at the Reading Railroad. He was on a bridge with Thomas Jackson, who escaped with minor injuries.
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James Murphy
Mt. Union
E Lebate Hospital
Reading Railroad
Hummelstown
Thomas Jackson
Jackson
Dr James Headache Powders Ad Card Claims Fast Relief
An ad promotes Dr James Headache Powders as quick relief for headaches and neuralgia. It urges immediate purchase at a dime per package and promises rapid relief to stop suffering.
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Dr. James
Move Offi cers From Fort Niagara Reach New Training Posts
A batch of Harrisburg area student officers at Fort Niagara has been transferred to training posts in Virginia and Pennsylvania. Second company members Joseph F. M. Brenman Wilburn Barker C C Gorsuch and A B Snavely will train with coast artillery at Fortress Monroe Virginia. E 8S Taliaferro moves to field artillery. Engineering corps officers William G Conklin Hart Ogelsby and John H Wickersham depart for Belvoir Virginia. They traveled via Philadelphia and Cape Charles to the designated camps. Maxwell H Hite of the city opens an action exchange at 902 Market Street with added twice weekly auction sales.
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Training Act
Harrisburg
Coast Artillery
Fortress Monroe
Joseph F. M. Brenman
Mt. Joy
Cavalry
Wilburn. Barker
City
C. C. Gorsuch
A. B. Snavely
Hershey
Action Exchange
Maxwell H. Hite
Market Street
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Boston
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