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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1914

Page

5

Veterans Plan Entertaining Huntingdon for Next Year Meeting

Pennsylvania Railroad Veterans of the middle division won approval to move the annual gathering from Harrisburg and Altoona to Huntingdon next year with plans for citizen involvement. Officers were elected including N. W. Smith president and F. H. Gregory chaplain, with 300 attendees at the banquet and remarks by several division superintendents and association leaders.

Middle Division Pennsylvania Railroads Harrisburg Altoona Huntingdon F. H. Gregory W. W. Ross Association N. W. Smith R. L. Hunter G. P. Chandler New Cumberland W. Brooke Moore Noel W. Smith Harry Gamble Juniata Deep Blue Sea James Long Loeser A. B. Wagner Gettysburg Marion J. Kaine Bethlehem Lutheran Church F. B. Abercrombie Bedford W. B. McCaleb Philadelphia C. A. Preston Pennsylvania Railroad H. J. Babb

Standing of the Crews Harrisburg Side

Philadelphia Division standings list the 117 crew as first after 4 p m with numbers 107 104 102 101 122 118. It lists engineers for several crews and names many up crews including Brummer Speas Buck Seitz Earhart Grass Crisswell Smeltzer Hubler Minnich Wolfe Lay man Dennison First McGuire Snow Manley followed by firemen up and others along with conductors flagmen and brakemen up to Baltozer Hubbard Brown Gouse Dearolf Dengler Mc

ENOLA Philadelphia Hinkle Steinauer Stauffer Walton Eaton Gundel Suydam Shindle Malseed Wolfe Campeee Long Musser Stemeling Lutz Baker Harris Felker Eahen Reading Harrisburg East Bond Gingher Kline Hilton Nye Barnhart Woand Sassaman Ferrow Lape Massimore Kettner Morrison Hollenbach Moyer Rumbaugh Ingaman Dowhower Harrisburg Brummer Speas Buck Seitz Earhart Grass Crisswell Smeltzer Hubler Minnich Layman Dennison First McGuire Snow Manley

Keystone Club Run to Hagerstown Sunday

Plans are set for the Keystone Motorcycle Club of Harrisburg endurance run to Hagerstown Maryland via Gettysburg and Jack's Mountain. About twenty five members depart from the clubhouse at Thirteenth and Walnut streets at 6 o clock Sunday morning with fixed time checkpoints and prizes for winners.

Keystone Motorcycle Club of Harrisburg Hagerstown Gettysburg Jack’s Mountain Chambersburg Carlisle Thirteenth Walnut Streets Claude Baskins Charles Sellers H. E. Seachrist

Fishway at McCall's Ferry to be extended

New improvements planned by Nathan R. Buller, state fisheries commissioner, will extend the McCall's Ferry fishway about 300 feet lower and enhance the upper end to ease shad passage amid prior complaints about the current and steep approach. Also notes retirements and public notices from Bedford and state departments.

Nathan R. Buller State Commissioner of Fisheries McCall's Ferry Department of Fisheries Department ‘of Public Instruction William M. Hargest Livingston Seltzer Schuylkill

Doutrich Store Expands Doutrich with Major Floor Space Increase

Doutrich clothing store at 304 Market Street doubles its floor space after renovations adding 55 feet to the main and second floor, making the interior modern with new cabinets and showcases. Since I H Deutrich took ownership six years ago on May 1 the business has grown fourfold with more tailors and sales staff.

Doutrich Clothing Market Street Market Strawberry Street I. H. Deutrich Deutrich

Local Store Expansion Promotes Family Friendly Shopping

A. W. Holman touts rapid store growth and a child friendly space as part of the citys largest men exclusive shop. The ad highlights affordable sandals 80 to 90 cents and a Midstate location network including Pottsville and Reading area stores. Dauphin Electrical Supplies offers expert wiring services at 434 Market Street.

A. W. Holman Deutrich Pottsville Deichler Thirteenthbletown Market Streets

Middletown Folk Plan Revival Campaign

Middletown church groups join with the Harrisburg Stough campaign committee for a religious revival starting in September and running until the campaign opens in Harrisburg. The First Methodist Church will host with Rev. W. R. Biddington as pastor and Rev. Dr. Ward Mosher of Syracuse University directing the effort joined by his wife as singer.

Middletown Stough Harrisburg Capitol City First Methodist Church W. R. Biddington Ward ‘Mosher Syracuse University

Steelton Briefs Include Barking Receipt and Church Moves

Borough Secretary Feidt received a terse encoded receipt for a 9000 dollar certified check from a contractor who failed on a Steelton bid. Rev William B Cook postpones return from Manila to serve supply posts in Scotland before returning to the U S. A building permit is issued to J W Vanbauh for a two and a half story dwelling. Water board arranges Pine street connections. Red Men sermon planned. water main leak at Pine street fixed. Local court cases yield thirty day sentence for disorderly conduct. Theatre notices feature Florence Lawrence and Matt Moor in Enchantment and Larkin Madison double feature with Universal Ike in Pursuit of the Hats.

Ing Steelton Charles P. Feidt C. P. Feidt Jones William B. Cook First Presbyterian Church Mr. Cook J. A. McCurdy Paris United States J. W. Vanbaugh North Second Street Water Board Borough Water Board W. A. Keister South Peach Street North Front Street Highspire William Shaughnessy Squire Gardner Betty Mason Rene Hammonds Bear Pit Bomgardner Florence Lawrence Matt Moor Victor George Larkin Cleo Madison Cameron McBride Margot Cameron Jack McBridde Joe Cameron Margot Joe Jack McBride Augustus Carney Louise Glaum J Universal

Store owners cleared in Steelton arson case

George Kirfstein and Metedor Yardanoff, proprietor and clerk of a Steelton store burned May 30, were discharged at a hearing before Squire Gardner and the case dismissed. No evidence showed they were near the store at the time of the fire.

George Kirfstein Metedor Yardanoff Steelton Squire Gardner

Parochial School to Graduate Seven Students

Arrangements are made for St James parochial school's commencement at Benton Catholic Club hall North Front street Sunday at 2.30 PM. Seven class members will receive certificates and annual proficiency medals. The program includes a piano solo, Sacred Heart hymn by a children’s chorus, and an address by John Cusack. Father J C Thompson will confer certificates and medals. Helen McCall isthe pianist.

St. James’ Parochial School Benton Catholic Club Hall North Front Street John Cusack J. C. Thompson

Middletown Boy Scouts Reorganize and Elect Officers

The Middletown Boy Scouts reorganized at a Methodist church meeting on Tuesday. Rev. W. R. Riddington presided as officers were elected: President Charles Kennard, Vice President Claude Sohn, Secretary Beane Klahr, Treasurer Rev. W. R. Riddington.

Middletown Boy Scouts Methodist Church W. R. Riddington Charles Kennard Claude Sohn Beane Klahr

Highspire Children Day Observed at United Brethren Church

The United Brethren church in Highspire held a Sunday program for Children Day featuring a long list of readings, recitations, songs, and choir numbers led by Rev. H. F. Rhoad and various local youth. Community events include a Union Sunday School picnic planned for Hershey next Tuesday with special trolley and train arrangements.

United Brethren Church H. F. Rhoad William Rhoad David Reeves Mary Alleman Elenore Freitiger Mohler Lester Witmer Kathryn Robinson Union Hershey Reading Railroad Middletown Hershey Park

Special Saturday Bargains on Household Items

Special Saturday offer from Grand Union Tea Co. featuring a hammock, aluminum saucepan, large double roaster, or a food chopper plus one pound of baking powder for 50 cents. Also advertising Silver Blend coffee guaranteed to stand the test. Located at 208 North Second Street.

Grand Union Tea Co North Second Street

Arcade Laundry Offers Time Saving Family Wash Service

Arcade Laundry advertises home wash savings by sending in family wash for pickup and delivery. The service claims to save time and reduce washday troubles. Located at Logan and Granite streets with proprietor D. E. Glazier.

Arcade Laundry Logan and Granite Streets D. E. Glazier

Troy Shirt Care Ad Claims Longer Lasting Wear

An advertisement describes a shirt ripping due to cheap stiff starch and promotes the Troy brand as making shirts smooth flexible and longer lasting. It suggests to call a phone number to arrange delivery or service via a wagon.

Potts Greaseless Cold Cream Advertised at Bowman & Co

Just before you leave for the seashore or mountains this Potts Greaseless Cold Cream should be packed in your trunk or handbag. It may not be in the summer resort drugstore but is invaluable for the face massage. On sale at Bowman & Co on Drug Store North Third Street.

Bowman & Co North Third Atree

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