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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1916

Page

10

World Famous Circus to Open in Steelton Tomorrow

The George and Kern Circus will perform in Steelton tomorrow if weather holds, with a wild west exhibition and side shows including the beard ed lady and living skeleton. Tickets are two cents for the main show and lemonade tent, one cent for other attractions. Meanwhile three St James paroquial school students graduated at Frey’s Hall with diplomas and music, and play grounds opened citywide drawing about 1,000 children.

Middletown George & Kern Circus Bill” Moore Ringling Brothers Bill C. Z. Moore Pennsylvania Railroad St. James’ Parochial School Frey's Hall Front Pine Streets Catherine Hennessey Margaret Peace Henry Smith Thomas Bradley Harrisburg J. C. Thompson Joseph Gerdes Sara Louisa Gerdes Queenly Island Kinkle Margaret Daylor MacClaymont J. Purcell J. O'Donnel Lindsay F. Egenrieder M. Mannix Old Ireland Paris Hervey John Purcell Steelton Lodge Carthage Lodge Knights of Pythias Baldwin Cemetery First Methodist Church D. E. Rupley Oberlin W. C. Sanderson Florence Wattles Kokomo Ind Locust South Front Street John Yesawich Peno Oney Briggs Ben Peno Squire F. A. Steel

Rivermen Search For Body of Joseph C Jefferies Jr

Rivermen in canoes and boats search below Hess Island opposite Francis Street for the body of 19 year old Joseph C Jefferies Jr drowned yesterday afternoon. Selway was rescued by Samuel Weaver as the body remains missing amid tangled submerged tree limbs.

Hess’ Island Francis Street Joseph C. Jefferies, Jr Young Jefferies George Selway, Jr Jefferies Selway Samuel Weaver Ae Son Eee Sir Joseph Jefferies East Street Steel Ernest L. Pee Pennsylvania Steel Hic St. Peter's Company Lutheran Church Highspire

Flood recedes as youth drowns in river

Joseph C. Jeffers Jr. aged 18 of Steelton drowned while canoeing with companion George Selway Jr. They were navigating the rising Cumberland Valley Railroad bridge area as floods receded. Robert Grayce Construction Company estimated losses from torn trestles and damage. river conditions halted work for days. Nearby, Simon P. Flohr and daughter Tillie barely escaped after Ford Miney Creek near Fountaindale flooded their buggy and horse, forcing a swim to shore.

Joseph C. Jeffers, Jr Steelton George Selway, Jr Robert Grayce Gettysburg Simon P. Flohr Tillie Miney Creek Fountaindale

Middletown Man Dead After Divorce Filing News

Death by own action reported at York Beach Maine of Dana C Kingsley of Pots town after he was notified his wife filed for divorce. Survived by a Middletown sister.

York Beach Maine Dana C. Kingsley Pottstown Mr. Kingsley Middletown

Immanuel Sunday School Picnic at Boiling Springs

Immanuel Sunday school plans its annual picnic at Boiling Springs tomorrow. A tennis tournament among members will highlight the event. Special cars depart from Sixteenth and State streets at 8 15 am instead of 8 20 am as previously announced.

Immanuel Boiling Springs Immanuel Sunday

State Officials to Join Commands at Mount Gretna

Pennsylvania national guardsmen mobilization at Mount Gretna will include 15 to 20 state government staffers from various cities who will take leaves of absence. Auditor General A. W. Powell serves as adjutant of the Tenth Regiment. Major Frank D. Beary is deputy adjutant general and a Fourth Infantry major. E. M. Vale of the Public Service Commission is an Eighth Infantry major. several clerks hold lesser posts. The adjutant general’s department sets clothing allowances based on January armory inspections. state property may not be used for nonmilitary purposes.

Pennsylvania Mount Gretna A. W. Powell Tenth Regiment Philippines Frank D. Beary Fourth Infantry E. M. Vale Public Service Commission Eighth Infantry Adjutant General's Department Board of Pardons Philadelphia State Board of Pardons

Harrisburg Maennerchor Wins Prize In Altoona

Harrisburg Maennerchor directed by Alfred C. Kuschna took second prize at the eighth saenger fest in Altoona. The group’s prize song Bergmannslos by Ernst Heuser was praised as more challenging than rivals. Deutscher Quartet Club of Steclten placed third. Attendees included listed first and second tenors and bass singers.

Harrisburg Maennerchor Alfred C. Kuschna Altoona Harrisburg Ernst Heuser Deutscher Quartet Club Steclten Maennerchor Cr. Gerdes John Gerhard August Rose G. Staiger John Gibson J. Kraft E. Sperl Joseph Vlach G. A. Seegars B. Gerdes William Herman Thompson Martin C. A. Wenrich Russell Matthews George Sutton Ralph Lentz B. G. Lippman M. Zahn G. Rose Herman Kreidler M. Brodmeyer I. Wentzel E. E. Fuhrman William Schubauer P. Hoffman H Mueller J. Beck C. H. Zigler Elscheid

Want Monument to Mark Camp Curtin Site

A petition circulated at Camp Curtin Memorial Methodist Church in Harrisburg asks the Legislature to secure a vacant plot between the Camp Curtin school building and church on Sixth Street for a monument to the Civil War recruiting camp Camp Curtin. Local patriotic groups plan to support the effort.

Camp Curtin Memorial Methodist Church Sixth Street Woodbine Harrisburg Pennsylvania Camp Curtin Camp Curtin School Camp Curtin Memorial Church

Memorial plaque and trout records highlight Harrisburg page

Citizens urged to aid in dedicating a statue for the Civil War era Camp Curtin memory and War Governor. In other news, two railroad telegraph operators, S L Meloy and J M Meissinger, log trout catches near Longfellow in Mifflin County with totals across three trips.

Harrisburg Auphin County Pennsylvania Railroad S. L. Meloy North Fifteenth Street J. M. Meissinger Delaware Street Longfellow Mifflin Country Meloy Dissinger

Stone Foresees Eight Hour Day Victory For Railway Workers

Warren S. Stone, head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, traveling west from New York, predicts victory for an eight hour day for 400 000 railway workers. He cites shortages of experienced workers and anti strike breaker concerns. Also, six speeders were arrested for speeding and reckless driving in the city, awaiting hearings before Alderman Householder.

Warren S. Stone Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers New York Harrisburg Associated Press Mr. Stone Householder

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News OF Steelton Barnum Cc. S. Davis Parks and Playgrounds Commission James R. Irwin West Side East End Fothergil Pennsylvania Steel Company Front Street Angle Alley James McGovern McGovern Irwin Rivermen Joseph C. Jeffries, Jr Eliza Dintiman Heagy's Heights Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Society of Grace United Evangelical Church William Sadler Carlisle George Byrod F. W. Byrod Walter Groff Mill Creek W. Va Charles Groff Joseph C. Jefferies JR el Eee J. M. Smith Bell Phone Brookwood St The Maxwell Detroit ER. W. Shank Market Street Cumberland Powell Luzerne Montgomery Yother Richard J. Yother Department of the Secretary of the Commonwealth Barnesboro Cambria County Logan Street Yether Capitol Department Thomas A. Crichton State Treasury Wellsboro Willitts Charles R. Willitts State Department Red Men Williams Fisheries N. R. Buller Lycoming County Schaeffer Nathan c. Schaeffer State Superintendent of Public Instruction Kutztown State Normal School Public Service United Brethren Church Sixth Seneca Streets Harriet Heck Margaret Heck Viola Jacobs Elmire Baldosser Elsie A Stone Ideal Jewelry and Optical Company Jacob Yoselowitz North Front Street Steelton, Pa
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