Veteran Employes' Association Meeting at Lukens Iron and Steel Co
At Coatesville on September 12 the Veteran Employes' Association Philadelphia Division will hold a meeting hosted by Lukens Iron and Steel Company with a band escort and a 6 o'clock banquet. About 800 of 1,000 members are expected to attend with a program of music vaudeville and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran Employes’ Association
Philadelpphia Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Coatesville
Philadelphia Division
Lukens Iron and Steel Company
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
C. L. Huston
The
Lukens Pient
Pinchot Campaignes Back Postmaster Dismissal Claims
The report details Gifford Pinchot campaign charges that postmasters withhold or misdirect his mail. Postmaster Long of New Cumberland explains inspectors found deliverable mail, dead letters sent to the Dead Letter Office, and about eleven undelivered cards out of sixty. Long notes a Democratic scramble for the postmaster role and his term ending January 1 if a successor is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Pinchot
Washington Party
United States
New Cumberland
Cumberland Valley
Pinchot
Washington
Postmaster Long
Tech Honor Men Named by Principal
Principal Charles B. Fager Jr of Technical High announced honor students by class. First honors list includes Jesse Bernheiser Charles Chayne Charles Katz Franklin Metzler Marl Shuey for juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Fager, Jr
Technical High
Jesse Bernheiser
Charles Chayne
Charles Katz
Franklin Metzler
Marl Shuey
Stephen Anderson
Harold Cobaugh
Victor Emanuel
James Evans
George Miller
Hldridge Miller
Harry Reeser
Ryan Ryder
William Scheffer
Paul Shope
Norman Stiteler
John Todd
Casper Wohlfarth
Venus Zimmerman
John Watchman
Blaine Albright
Clarence Bell
Harry Barmont
John Boyson
Ralph Evans
Rudolph Flanegan
Deloss Frank
Charles Gerberick
Bradley Haynes
George Landis
Herman Leisman
Joseph Garner
Harry Liddick
Karl Lisse
Russell Lowry
Herman Marks
Russell Matthew
Raymond Mehring
Fulmer Reif
Edward Rife
Russell Seidle
Paul Strickler
Julius Yoffee
Charles Zerbe
Harry Zollinger
Weather turns warmer as official summer begins
The city faced a cold late spring with a 7 am reading of 48.6 at the core and 45 at Reservoir Park while outlying areas dip to 42. Tomorrow marks the start of summer with a warmer forecast. A 25 year old man, George Zarger of 340 Buckthorn street, was struck by a motorcycle near Elliott-Fisherypewriter Works at noon and suffered serious injuries. Fire crews battled rubbish fire behind B. Handler furniture at 1212 North Third street shortly before 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reservoir Park
George Zarger
Buckthorn Street
Elliott-Fisherypewriter Works
B. Handler
North Third Street
Dimmick Campaign Finances Near Thirty Thousand
The Dimmick campaign committee of Northwestern Pennsylvania filed expense reports after the deadline and while several committees in Philadelphia and other areas failed to file. The Dimmick fund shows receipts of 17,580.52 with 12,082.85 spent from Dimmick personally, and 11,000 routed to the Philadelphia headquarters including a 5,000 lump sum. Donors include Henry Belin and W W Scranton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimmick
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Scranton
Palmer-McCormick
Philadelphia
Henry Belin
James Blair Jr
Belin
Buick 25-B Buick Demonstrates Long Tour Efficiency
Mr Metzler reports a Buick 25-B on a trip from Columbia City Indiana to Toledo Ohio then Pittsburgh and Harrisburg showing high economy and reliability. The car averaged 23 mpg from Columbia City to Toledo with no engine trouble and 21 mpg on the Pittsburgh to Harrisburg leg taking eleven hours overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick
Hottenstein & Zech
Metzler
Harrisburg
Columbia City
Ind
Toledo
Pittsburgh
Chambersburg
J. P. Metzler
C E Rally Thursday in Penbrook Church
A summer Christian Endeavor rally will be held in the Church of God Penbrook on Thursday evening June 25 at 8 o'clock under Harrisburg union. Rev M S Sharpe and Rev H M King will speak. Two prizes awarded to societies sending most members. top prize includes subscriptions to C E World and State C B Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Harrisburg Christian Endeavor Union
Church of God
Penbrook
Harrisburg Christian Endeavor Choral Union
M. 5. Sharpe
Lutheran Church
Enola
H. M. King
Paxton Presbyterian Church
C. E. World
C. B. Bulletin
Third Appeal From Public Service Filed
The Schuylkill Light Heat and Power Company appeals to Dauphin county court from a Public Service Commission decision that withheld approval of an Ashland borough ordinance contract. The commission was found to have granted monopolistic rights and power to impose a serving company on Ashland. Headquarter committee named to secure local offices. Members: E Z Wallower, B Weaver, B Z Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill Light, Heat and Power Company
Dauphin County
Public Service Commission
Borough of
Ashland
Eastern Light, Heat and Power Company
Hunters license blanks go on for 1914 issuance
The State Game Commission begins issuing over 310000 blanks to county treasurers as licenses become effective September 1. Previous year 80000 licenses at one dollar each yielded funds largely stuck in the State Treasury amid appropriation disputes over bounties and game propagation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Game Commission
Public Service Commission
Association of Pennsylvania
Northampton
Bath
Allipuippa
Southern
Carnegie
Pittsburgh
State Department of Agriculture
Small
Samuel Small
York
State Hospital
George W. Reily
Jackson
Bedford
State Laundrymen’s Association
Dixon
Cresson
Jersey
New Jersey
State Industrial Board
Philadelphia
Palmer
George S. Comstock
John M. Cronin
R. M. Pennock
Department of Labor and Industry
Mr. Comstock
Orphans Day Outing at Hershey August 15
The Motor Club of Harrisburg plans an August 15 outing for city orphans at Hershey Park. Secretary J Clyde Myton asks members to confirm car availability for the event, promising a joyful day with rides and a picnic for hundreds of homeless children. A Photoplay Theater ad details current showings including Nina of the Theater and The Ethics of the Profession with a Biograph feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Park
Motor Club of
Harrisburg
Motor Club
J. Clyde Myton
Capitol
Alice Joyce
Nina
Wedding at Newport Couples Tie Knot in Fourth Street Home
Newport Pa June 20 Special to The Telegraph John William Hopple and Anna Elizabeth Tice were married Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Robert on Fourth street. The ceremony was performed by the bride’s pastor Rev James M Runkle Ph D pastor of the Re formed church of the Incarnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
John William Hopple
Anna Elizabeth Tice
Clarence H. Robert
Fourth Street
James M. Runkle
The
Reformed Church of the Incarnation
Republicans Will Sweep Dauphin County
Dauphin Republicans rally behind Penrose Kreider and Kunkel in a strong io campaign, condemning Wilson administration policies and urging November victories. Speakers praise Brumbaugh Wildman Kreider Beidleman and Judge Kunkel while predicting a large GOP majority statewide.
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United States
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Brumbaugh
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Frank B. McClain
Henry Houck
Lagre
Mahlon M. Garland
D. ¥. Lafean
T. S. Crego
John R. K. Scott
Sterling
Aaron 8
Walter 8. Young
John C. Nissley
George Kunkel
Dauphin County
Supreme Court
Washington
Wilson
Kreider
Congress
Hall
McCormick
Beldleman
Vance C. McCormick
Senator Beidleman
Dr. Brumbaugh
Porto Rico
Roosevelt
Beidleman
Kunkel
Lentz
Borough weighs three new motorized fire trucks
Borough council may buy three motor driven fire apparatus to replace Baldwin Citizen and Hookies trucks at an estimated cost around eighteen thousand dollars. Mounting current units on motor trucks could cost about eleven or twelve thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Property Committee
Baldwin and
Citizen Companies
Paxtang Hook and Ladder Company
Baldwin
Middletown Automobile Club Sociability Run to Mt Holly
About twenty members with wives and guests in their cars met at the Ford Garage on Mill Street at 8 o'clock, with the first car departing at 3 30. A Royalton school board meeting raised the tax rate to 11 mills to fund retaining a high school in the borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Automobile Club
Mt. Holly
Ford Garage
Mill Street
The
Royal
Tonton
Church Services and Programs for Higsprise and St Peter’s Lutheran
HIGHSPIRE 24 United Brethren Church led by Rev H I Rhoad holds morning service at 10 45 with sermon Boys of the Bible and Sunday school at 9 80 followed by Children's Day program at 6 pm St Peter’s Lutheran Church under Rev Frank Edward Moyer offers morning worship at 10 30 with Christ and the Children and evening service at 7 30 with Jr C E at 3 30 and Sr C B at 6 45 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steelton
First Methodist
J. H. Roger
Main Street
Church of God
James M. Waggoner
Trinity
Episcopal
Har
Wick Arthur Louis
St. Mark's Lutheran
William B. Smith
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
First Reformed
Charles A. Huyette
United “Brethren
A. K. Wier
Sr. C. E
K. of P
Brotherhood of Man
Grace United Evangelical
J. M. Shoop
St. John’s Lutheran
M. ©. Hocker
United Brethren Church
H. I. Rhoad
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Frank Edward Moyer
Christ
Jr. C. E
Sr. C. B
Wife of Technical High Teacher Dies Suddenly
Mrs. Mary Agnes Todd age 46 wife of Harry KE Todd a Technical High School faculty member died suddenly at her home 237 Boas street Coroner Eckinger ruled apoplexy after a stroke lasting about fifteen minutes She leaves Mr Todd two sons John and Joseph two sisters Della Shell and Emma Hare and brother L F Campbell Funeral services set for Sunday at 4 pm burial Paxtang Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Agnes Todd
Harry KE. Todd
The
Technical High School
Boas Street
Eckinger
Todd
John
Joseph Todd
Della Shell
Emma Hare
L. F. Campbell
Paxtang Cemetery
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Minnich
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Supplee
Davis
Downs
Heindman McCaulley
Bluebaker
Long
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McCurdy
Reno
Dover
Rochenauer
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Horstick
Wagner
Carr
Liebau
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Shhenk
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Whichello
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Huston
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Wolfe
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Coleman
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Collins
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Shultzberger
Morris
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Fenstemacher
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Baltozer
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Kugler
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Look
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Peters
Strauser
Mapues
Frank
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Reese
Boyle
Shaver
Landis
Hoyser
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Harter
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Brenneman
Thomas
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Houser
Meals
Stahl
Silks
Crist
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Snyder
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Weigle
Lackey
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Maeyer
Sholter
Snell
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Getty
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Sheets
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Eyde
Crow
Ulsh
INOLA
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Steinauer
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Walton
Eaton
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Lingle
Reitzel
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Dunkle
Shearer
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Trump
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Tech
Stewart Blair
Eldred Buffington
Charles Kennedy
John Paul
Victor Snyder
Herman Wagner
Lester Zimmerman
Edward Bastian
Paul Bratten
Charles Crist
John Demming
Paul Eshelman
Raleigh Evans
Homer Evitts
Harry A
Paul Melchoir
Musser Miller
Harry Nell
John Parthemore
Lloyd Reeves
Samuel Sherman
Albert Siple
Charles Six
Kenneth Stark
Gilbert Stewart
Gooddell Stroup
Oscar Sutch
Norman Todd
Karl Unner
Howard Wagner
Percy Walker
Howard Wilt
Clifford Wingard
Donald Wright
Lester Wolf
Behr Bros
Stangler
Maclay
C. E
Penbrook Church
Public Service
Z. Gross
Eneh
E. Z Wallower
B. . Weaver
B. Z. Gross
Hunters
Game Commission
Hershey
Republican County Committee
Frank A. Smith
Republican State Committee
James E. Lentz
Aaron S. Kreider
WM. H. Horner
Republican
Augustus Wildman
Charles C. Cumbler
Great Britain
Grand Army of the Republic
Arlington
Union
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Nissley
Taft
Mr. Smith
Republican Committee
William Howard Taft
United States Senate
Boles Penrose
Aarons. Kreider
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Wildman
Democracy
Aaron
Nleelton Pratzon
Oteelton
Auto
F. B. Wickersham
Mile Kajgonich
Front
Pine Streets
Wickersham
Pine Street
Kajgonich
Austria
Towa
Auto Club
Highspire Churches
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