Majestic Offers High Class Vaudeville At Colonial Theater
The Majestic bills Harry and G race Ellsworth in song and dance with Ed Brondell and Company in The Boy From Home. Lorraine Sisters perform dances. Jack Alfred Company provides gymnastic finale. Shown: Shadows of Suspicion at Colonial Theater with Harold Lockwood. Redhead starring Alice Brady. The End of the Road at Victoria. Eyes of the Soul at Regent. The Poppy Girl's Husband and later weekly star lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry and
Grace Ellsworth
Ed. Brondell and Company
Pop” Ward
Lorraine Sisters
Jack Alfred
Colonial Theater
Old Lockwood
Patardey
Alice Brady
Regent Theater
Elsie Ferguson
Hart
Squared
Mar-guerite Clark
Harry
Eddie Borden
Harold Lockwood
Harrisburg
Redhead
Artcraft Pictures
Ferguson
the Regent
Poppy
Artcraft
Middletown Grocer Reports Thefts And Local News
P W Tritt's grocery on South Wood street was robbed within ten days with about seventy five dollars in goods stolen. Suspect Christian Boner was arrested after goods were traced to a lockup, and other town news includes residents visiting relatives, a homebuilt houseboat, and a marshmallow toast event at Clifton Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Tritt
South Wood Street
Tritt
Rosedale Farm
Houser
W. C. Bailey
William Engold
United States Army
State College
William Koons
Pike Street
Virginia
Trussell Shiley
United States
Camp Dix
N. J
Clifton Woods
Martha Belt
Permelia Rose
Jean Brestle
Grace Bauder
Romaine Klinger
Marian Ulrich
Jean McNair
Grace Nissley
Ralph Myers
Marlin Brinser
George Elberti
Abram Belt
James Kern
Carl Bachman
Earl Houser
Agnes Markley
Leroy Baumbach
Rissell Hershberger
Market Street
Harry Baumbach
Dorothy George
Annville
Lebanon Valley College
Helen Seiders
North Union Street
Norristown
Albert Baumbach
Robert Metzgar
Wilkinsburg
Harry Stern
West Main Street
E. J. Miller
Lebanon
Miller
Emaus
E. M. Snavely
Maggie Snavely
Heilmansdale
Lebanon County
Mountville
Millionaire Hartzels Stay With Circus Life
George Hartzell renowned clown with the Ringling Brothers and Barnum Sailey Combined shows and his wife Mrs. Hartzell manage wardrobe and social welfare while remaining active on the road. They own property in Chicago Boston and Philadelphia and say the lure of the sawdust and bands keeps them touring this summer. The Hartzels will showcase the new super circus in the city Friday July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hartzell
Ringling Brothers
Barnum Sailey
George
Hartzell
Mrs. Hartzell
Hartzels
Montenegro Desperate War-Torn Nation Sees Red Cross Aid
Niksich Montenegro June 18. The country lies in ruin with burned homes and scarce labor. Americans with Red Cross aid provide bread and soup to thousands while doctors treat bullet wounds and disease in scattered towns.
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Niksich
Montenegro
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Mirko
Nicholas
Podgoritsa
Danilovgrad
Cettinje
France
Convalescent Soldiers Tour Gettysburg Battlefields
Twenty five convalescent soldiers from the government hospital visited Gettysburg for a weekly Red Cross canteen event led by Field Director Ottis H. Rechard. They enjoyed dinner and a battlefield tour with local guides, noting the famed cherry pies as a weekly dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Government Hospital
Red Cross
Ottis H. Rechard
Salary Board Bill Passed by House in Afternoon Session
The administration bill creating the State Salary Board passed the House 181 to 6 after noon session with no debate. The board includes the Governor, Attorney General, State Treasurer and Auditor General to set salaries of state department attaches. The Senate had approved earlier.
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House
Senate
Jones
Lackawanna
Heyburn
Delaware
How American Women May Keep Faces Young
A health expert notes that Americans age faster due to climate and exertion. She recommends mercorized wax applied nightly as a facial treatment, washing off in the morning, claiming it removes lifeless skin to reveal a younger look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Miller
Tanlac Report Boosts Mrs. Burns in Philadelphia
Mrs. Kathryn Burns of 1030 Parrish Street Philadelphia reports remarkable relief after taking Tanlac. She suffered indigestion rheumatism and a leaky heart with shortness of breath sleep problems and muscle pains. She says gas stopped and food now digests and Tanlac did her wonderful good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Burns
Parrish Street
Philadelphia
Tanlac
Oie I. Gore Coler
Picnic Spirit Marked Adams County W C T U Picnic
Gettysburg June 18 The thirty fourth annual Adams County Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention met at Mount Joy Lutheran Church with morning to evening sessions. Attendees packed lunches and shared meals, the noon and evening gatherings echoing a picnic spirit. Azuba Jones from Johnstown spoke, while the main address highlighted Jess Willard's condition via his Own Story written for The Philadelphia Press.
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Gettysburg
Adams County Woman's
Jess Willard
Philadelphia Press
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Keith
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Harmony
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