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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1919

Page

8

Harrisburg Red Cross Canteen Totals Shown for 1917 19

From October 1917 to June 1919 the Harrisburg Chapter American Red Cross canteen served 198 064 men on trains, including 20 948 wounded soldiers, with 38 627 served in May this year. Mrs Francis J Hall chairs the committee and praises Pennsylvania railroad workers cooperation. A long list of officers and lieutenants is provided along with the workers’ names. A separate note covers a Women’s Home Missionary Society meeting at Market Square Presbyterian Church to discuss Porto Rico and Cuba.

Harrisburg The American Red Cross Francis J. Hall Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Hall Walter H. Gaither J. Miley Jones George H. Orth J. E. Murray Anna Henderson Henderson Gilbert Anna Nauss Ross A. Hickok John Graham Edna Dunbar B. B. Harrington Philip T. Meredith John Oenslager Christian H. Sayers Mabel Updegrove Helen Armor Emily Bailey Martha Bailey Eloise Bergner

Death of G. R. Kinney Shuts Harrisburg Store

Word arrived of G. R. Kinney president of the G. R. Kinney Company a New York based chain of shoe stores nationwide. The Harrisburg store will close all day due to his death. Kinney rose from apprentice to head of the firm and backed profit sharing for employees.

G. R. Kinney G. R. Kinney Company New York Kinney Harrisburg

West Shore social and town notices of reunions and events

West Shore items report alumni reception for New Cumberland High School class of 1919 and a community chorus practice in Shiremanstown. Other notes include marriages in Philadelphia, injuries to local ball players, a young girl hurt in Marysville, and plans for a 2000 foot memorial tower in Pittsburgh.

New Cumberland Mary Switzer Leroy Sweigert Pauline Wright W. O. Keister Dorothy Lenhart R. R. Kohr Peggy Devin Helen Guistwhite

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