Former Electrician Is Now in France
Friends report William Crane a former electrician from Her ey area safe arrival in France after enlisting last September and marching through Camp Pike Arkansas Camp Sherman Chillicothe and Camp Hancock Angust with luncheon visitors at the Country Club honoring Miss Peris Holden and Miss Barbara Van Vliet who were guests of Miss Jean Chamberlin at 323 North Street with a group of local women attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crane
Rth
Fifth Street
Crane
Herey
Camp Pike
Ark
Ier
Camp Sherman
Jane Hicok
State Street
Ntry Club
Peris Holden
Bennington
Iss Barbara van Vliet
Plainid
N. J
Jean Chamberlin
Iss Chamberlin
Gertrude Imsted
Elizabeth Ziegler
Lizabeth Brandt
Dorothy Hurlock
Ross A. Hickok
Pretty Wedding This Morning in St Lawrence Church
Miss Anna Elizabeth Stapf daughter of Mr and Mrs John Stapf of 2246 North Third street married John J Ulrich son of Mr and Mrs Henry Ulrich of Middletown at 8 15 am in St Lawrence Catholic Church State street Rev Peter S Huegel officiated with ring ceremony Bride wore white crepe de chine gown veil tulle orange blossoms bouquet Marguerites sister of groom wore voile pink snap dragons and larkspur Best man was H A Ulrich Wedding breakfast for immediate families followed at the bride’s home The couple will honeymoon in Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Buffalo and other eastern points They will reside at 157 Emaus street Middletown Mr Ulrich works for Elliott Fisher Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Elizabeth Stapf
John Stapf
North Third Street
John J. Ulrich
Henry Ulrich
Middletown
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
State Street
Peter S. Huegel
Emaus Street
Ulrich
Elliott-Fisher Company
Blouch Woland Wedding At Olivet Church
Miss Katharine Elizabeth Blouch and Harper H. Woland wed at 7 am in Olivet Presbyterian Church with Rev. A L Taxis presiding. The bride wore midnight blue serge with a picture hat, flowers, and two attendants. They leave for an Akron honeymoon and will reside at 1403 Vernon Street after returning. The bride and groom have ties to J Horace McFarland Company and Philadelphia and Reading Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Katharine Elizabeth Blough
Harper H. Woland
A. L
Anna M. Fleming
Roy Mathias
Couple Wed Quietly in Washington Home Ceremony
Miss M. Marie Kramer and George K. Ruby both of this city were quietly married Monday June 17. The Rev Howard Downs officiated at his residence 308 A street NE Washington DC, in a simple private ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Marie Kramer
George K. Ruby
Howard Downs
A Street
N. E
Washington, D. C
Stauffer Feted Before Erie Training School Departure
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rouse hosted a gathering at 209 Market Street in honor of W. I. Stauffer prior to his departure for the training school in Erie. Guests included Mrs. Mill, Mrs. Nell Schaup, Agnes Shoemaker, Carolyn Spencer, Viola Murry, Trenton Shoemaker, and others with cards, dancing, and a late supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Rouse
Market Street
W. I. Stauffer
Erie
Mill
Nell Schaup
Agnes
Viola Murry
Carolyn Spencer
Trenton
Peggie” Scott
Charles Downhan
Close
Close, Mr. Allen
Mr. Grove
H. W. Campbell
FE. G. Rowe
E C S Club Entertained at Perdix in Friendly Gathering
Mrs. E C Keller hosted the E C S Club at her Perdix home with cards music and knitting. Refreshments served to numerous members and guests including Mrs Hugh Boyd Mrs Henry Bickel and Rev G R Heim chaplain overseas. Several members and relatives planned travels and visits to Cincinnati York and Mount Gretna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Keller
E. C. S. Club
Perdix
Hugh Boyd
Henry Bickel
Emma Cook
Alice Barringer
Ralph Dowdell
Harry Moyer
Arnold
Morris Emerick
M. H. Baker
Births Reported From Derry and Linden Streets
Mr and Mrs Emerson Winter announce a daughter Alda June Winter born June 17 1918 at home Mrs Winter formerly Miss Bessie Danner of this city Mr and Mrs R M Anderson announce a daughter Evelyn May Anderson born June 17 1918 at Linden Street home Mrs Anderson formerly Miss Iva Rudy of New Cumberland before marriage Mr and Mrs C W Barton announce a daughter Augusta Irene Barton born June 16 1918 at Polyclinic Hospital Mrs Barton formerly Miss Bertha Grace Light of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Winter
Derry Street
Alda June Winter
Winter
Bessie Danner
R. M. Anderson
Linden Street
Evelyn May Anderson
Anderson
Iva Rudy
New Cumberland
C. W. Barton
Regina Street
Augusta Irene Barton
Polyclinic Hospital
Barton
Bertha Grace Light
Miss Kraybill Pupils in Recital at Boyd Hall
Miss Ruth Kraybill presents piano pupils in a recital at 8 o clock tomorrow evening in Boyd Hall at the YWCA. The program features works by Burgmuller Gurlitt Bohm Godard Schumann and Rachmaninoff with proceeds for the Red Cross. Performers include Nunemaker Meek Hamilton Sav age Hiltebeidel Cecil Cecil Eyler Baker Rockefeller Steever Schroeder McCleary Eves Keene Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ruth
Kraybill
Boyd Hall
Burgmuller
Gurlitt
Bohm
Godard
Schumann
Rachmaninoff
Red Cross
Elizabeth Nunemaker
William Meek
Miriam Hamilton
Foster Savage
Ruth Hiltebeidel
Jessie Mae Cecil
Mary Ethel Cecil
Helen Eyler
Katherine Baker
Mary Carson
Mary Roland
Jean Crull
Alice Jeannette Hart
Mildred Hartman
Myrtle Murphy
Mary Frances Rockefeller
Miriam Steever
Donald Schroeder
Kinneard McCleary
Vivian Eves
Katherine Keene
Merle Smith
Y W C A Notes Delegates Plan Federated Conference Features
Delegates from Canton and nearby areas prepare for the Federated Industrial Clubs Conference to open Saturday at Camp Nepahwin Canton Pa The event features the Universal City Movie Show on July 4 and includes many groups such as R F O M Club Bachelor Girls Club and Komrade Klub The Harrisburg girls will run the employment bureau Locust Valley Farm opens June 29 for self supporting women taking a one or two week vacation at Mechanicsburg Registration and information available at the local Association Fourth and Walnut streets through Miss Ella M Stitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Industrial Clubs Conference
Camp Nepahwin
Canton
Lois G. Scott
Ruth Seabold
Pearl Hoover
R. F. O. M. Club
Daisy Seidle
Bertha Schubauer
Sarah Wrightstone
Bachelor Girls Club
Esther Gardner
Ruth Arnold
Laetus
Kathryn McLoughlin
Pegey Divan
Manito
Elizabeth Hartman
Kresge
Komrade Klub
Harrisburg
Locust Valley Farm
Mechanicsburg
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Ella M. Stitt
Loser Kugler Marriage Is Announced Today
Mr and Mrs Fred Kugler of 341 Crescent street announce the marriage of their daughter Catherine Kugler to John G Loser son of Mr and Mrs William A Loser of 616 Muench street The ceremony was at the bride's sister Mrs B R Lau Columbus Ohio conducted by Rev P H Fry in the presence of intimate friends The couple honeymooned in Columbus and Buckeye Lake Ohio and will reside at 616 Muench street Mr Loser is a traveling salesman. Florence W Carroll industrial secretary of the Collins Branch of the Y W C A Philadelphia will be in Harrisburg Friday evening before leaving for Camp Nepali Canton Pa to attend a two weeks conference of receiving clubs of the east central field. Dorothy Strouse of Cottage Ridge is visiting relatives in Richmond Va Gertrude Olmsted is a guest of Carroll Mitchell in Orange N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean, Throne
Gay Throne
Dorothy
Hobart Corning
Mount Gretna
Frederick Herman Marsh
State Street
Cincinnati
Springfield
Ohio
Carl Deen
George Cook
Camp Hill
York
Edward Dromgold
Arintha Kinch
Juniata
Porter B
Fred Kugler
Crescent Street
Catharine Kugler
John G. Loser
William A. Loser
Muench Street
B. R. Lau
Columbus
P. H. Fry
Loser
Buckeye Lake
Mr. Loser
Florence W. Carroll
Collins
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Canton
East Central Field
Dorothy Strouse
Cottage Ridge
Richmond
Gertrude Olmsted
Carrol Mitchell
Orange
N. J
Corporal Wilson Arrives Safely on Other Side
Ray B. Wilson son of Mr and Mrs C A Wilson of 120 Linden street arrived safely overseas with the 103rd Supply train. He was a former chauffeur for Charles A Kunkel, enlisted November 25 and went to Camp Hancock. He helped move motor trucks from Detroit to Baltimore and has now received his corporal’s warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray B. Wilson
C. A. Wilson
Linden Street
Charles A. Kunkel
Camp Hancock
Detroit
Baltimore
Sergeant Dill Arrives Safely Over There
Mrs Harold S Dill 1714 Boas reports her husband Sergeant Dill of Company L 312th Infantry arrived safely over there before sailing he was stationed at Camp Dix NJ Mrs Dill formerly Miss Kathryn Morrow of this city also notes visitors and local travel plans including Mr and Mrs Charles L Bailey and family leaving for Martha's Vineyard and Mr and Mrs Harold Gregory returning to Cleveland Ohio after a visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold S. Dill
Boas Street
Sergeant Dill
312Th Infantry
Dill
Camp Dix
N. J
Edgar Wills
Dorothy
Scranton
Charles S. Weakley
North Second Street
Charles L. Bailey
Third
Maclay Streets
Vineyard Haven
Martha’s Vineyard
Harold Gregory
Cleveland
Ohio
City Moves to Shield Kids on Playgrounds From Rowdies
Supervisor J K Staples warns youths to stay off grounds or face prosecutions after reports of older boys annoying younger children. Names and addresses of offenders have been reported, with instructions to instructors to enforce rules. Supplies distributed, repairs under way, and dancing class schedules issued to educators. Boys over 12 must register with the in charge instructor to use the girls playground, with permissions revocable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Staples
Staples
School Board to Act on Teachers for City Schools Tomorrow
The board will appoint two high school teachers and eight grade school teachers and authorize repairs to district buildings at their regular meeting tomorrow afternoon. Appointments include Flora Atherton for Central High, Harry DeWire for Technical High, and Annie G Clouser M Cloe Haller Grace P Reinert Sarah Pratt Catherine Lewis Georgia Potter Helen Johnston Florence Rinkenbach for grade schools. Also on the agenda are sending delegates to the National Educational Association meeting in Pittsburgh July 2 and 3 and the sale of a dwelling on Stroh property to Arthur H. Rupley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Atherton
Chambersburg
Central High School
Harry DeWire
Milton
Technical High School
Annie G. Clouser
M. Cloe Haller
Grace P. Reinert
Sarah Pratt
Catherine Lewis
Georgia Potter
Helen Johnston
Florence Rinkenbach
Postal Sleuths Seize Wire Messages on Trains
Postal inspectors arrested several Western Union traveling agents on trains between Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. They seized suitcases filled with messages filed for telegraph transmission. The practice violates postal laws prohibiting non postal workers from handling mail messages over post roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Telegraph Company
Kaiser Portrait as Good Samaritan on British Officers
Amsterdam report says Karl Rosner, Kaiser’s press agent, credits Emperor William with aiding two unconscious British officers on May 28 near Mont Hiver. The ruler called a medical attendant, administered brandy, aided bandaging, and organized hospital transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Karl Rosner
Lokal Anzeiger
Berlin
Emperor William
Trade Commission Urges Publishers to Conserve News Print
The Federal Trade Commission urged publishers to cut news print consumption noting May showed little saving despite an earlier appeal. Conditions improved slightly but usage remained heavy, resulting in minimal gains in news print stocks. Mrs. Jane Hardy, 51, of 1301 Wallace St Harrisburg, died after a lingering illness. She is survived by a daughter, two grandchildren, a brother and a sister. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 3 PM at her home, Rev. R C Palmer officiating. burial in Lincoln Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Jane Hardy
Wallace Street
Harrisburg
Florence Johnston
Secre
R. C. Palmer
Second Baptist Church
Lincoln Cemetery
New Goods Ribbon Prices: Plain to Velvet Colors
An era of fabric ribbons offers plain and fancy taffeta, satin, moire, wash, grosgrain, plaid, and Dresden ribbons in black and all colors. Prices span 10c to 50c with numerous cent variations and assorted widths for moire and velvet varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Ney
Renee
Also Mentioned on This Page
France
Riverview
N. Market Square
Stapf
Blouch
Neidig Bros., Ltd
Frantz
the Vacuum Cleaner House
S. Second St
Palm Beach
Ellis Laundry Service
BELL
Steelton
Enola and Dial
Wormsleysburg
Hershey Creamery Company
Harrisburg, Pa
Alvin E. Bock
P. L. Bock
Walnut Street
Pittsburgh
Mechanical Training
The
Central Iron and Steel Company
Charles F. Heim
Emerald Street
G. R. Heim
805Th Motor Train
Chaplain Heim
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Coatesville
Frank Stauffer
Elmer E. Kunkel
Paxtang
Elizabeth Leakway
Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia
James Nalen
Herr Street
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Kugler
Corporal Wilson
Reinskin Oxford
Buckskin Oxford
Reinskin
Fisher & Cleckner
Cumberland Streets
Kaiser
Him
Good Samaritan
Trade Commission
Soutter
Bbc
Bec
P. Coates
ENT
Patpaccens
Venice
Au Allover Embroidery
Ray and Navy
Roidery
Jardinieres
Market St
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