Hoffert Returns From Cornell Class of 1915
David Jay Hoffert of 600 North Seventeenth street has come back from Cornell University after participating in commencement and a statue unveiling for Dr. Andrew Dixon White. Hoffert completed a four year course in business managerial work and is active in the Cornell Cosmopolitan Club. Various local residents, including Misses Miller Ferguson Aukamp Brine Welsh, are noted as visiting home for the summer or returning from travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jay Hoffert
North Seventeenth Street
Cornell University
Hoffert
Andrew Dixon White
Cornell
White
Cornell Cosmopolitan Club
Harrisburg
Central High School
Harrisburg Academy
Resinol Ointment Claims Quick Skin Relief Worldwide
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap penetrate pores to stop itching and heal eruptions such as eczema rashes ringworm and pimples. The medicine is promoted as a proven doctor prescribed treatment with twenty years of use and wide professional approval. Available from druggists as Ointment 50c and 1 and Soap 25c.
Lindemuth Detweiler Wedding Invitations Issued
Mrs Meade David Detweiler issued invitations for the wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth Detweiler and Lewis Byron Lindemuth. The ceremony will be July 14 at 6 o clock at 23 South Front Street with Rev George Black Stewart officiating. The couple plan to reside at 300 State Street Carthage N Y after August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade David Detweiler
Mary Elizabeth Detweiler
Lewis Byron Lindemuth
South Front Street
George Black Stewart
Auburn Theological Seminary
Miss Detweiler
Vassar College
Lindemuth
Clearfield
Basic Refractories Corporation
Natural Bridge
N. Y
State Street
Carthage
Mrs Dougherty Heads Home After Lengthy Auto Trip
Mrs John Dougherty of Midland Pennsylvania left with her children for home after an extended automobile journey. The group traveled from Midland to Washington D C and New York visiting family and friends including Miss Marie Dougherty at Trinity College. They stopped to visit Mrs Patrick McNiff at 605 North Second Street on the way back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dougherty
Midland
Morris Feld
Rosalind and
Herman Feld
Chattanooga
Tenn
Charlotte Ashenfelter
Hoffman Apartments
Williamsport
Esther M. Conrad
Verbeke Street
Stewart, Wallace
Bailey's
Meade D. Detweiler, Jr
Northfield
Mass
Northfield College
George Kunkel
Front
North Streets
Tome
Port Deposit
Herman Edward Stuntz
North Second Street
Holcomb-Stuntz
Bellevue
Ohio
C. L. Wright
Paul Wright
Woodbine Street
Lewistown
J. Frank Hutchinson
Forster Street
Overview
Charles Heller
Hilda
North Front Street
Steelton
Washington, D. C
Lillian Weisenberg
Washington High School
Robert M. Bettesworth
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Edmund Mather
Walnut Street
Full Greet Law to Stay on the Books
Governor Brumbaugh vetoes repeal of the full crew law approved in 1911. The veto, kept secret until now, preserves the Public Service Commission power to require adequate train crews and notes safety gains on freight and passenger trains amid rail industry lobbying and rate changes. Individuals mentioned include Governor Brumbaugh and Governor John K. Tener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Tener
Brumbaugh
Public Service Commission
Comany
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commonwealth
Teachers Institutes Schedule Change for Harrisburg Schools
Harrisburg teachers will attend city institutes Friday night and Saturday morning instead of an all day Saturday session. The change, favored by a majority of instructors, frees Saturday afternoon for business and shopping and allows attendance at games during sports seasons. The first institute is set for High School auditorium Friday September 10 at 8 PM and Saturday September 11 at 9 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
City Institutes
Mrs William Strouse's mother dies in Virginia
After a month long illness Mrs David Hutzler, mother of Mrs William Strouse of this city, died at her home in Richmond. Funeral held Friday. Mr and Mrs Strouse, who attended the funeral, returned to the city yesterday. Various local residents are noted as travelling or visiting relatives for the summer or vacations, including Mr W T Rodgers, Mr and Mrs Andrew F Dillinger, Mrs J C Mitchell, Harry Beaver, Miss Katharine Andrews, Miss Sara Denehey, Miss Phoebe Linton, Miss Mabel Hopgood, the Cox family, Dr Ruth A Deeter, and John Peale Bishop among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gingher
John Gingher, Jr
Berryhill Street
Newcastle
W. C. Bauman
Lock Haven
Henry E. Shearer
Jesse F. Rees
Regina Street
William Rees
Wilkes-Barre
David Hutzler
William Strouse
Richmond
Strouse
W. T. Rodgers
Capital Street
Powhatan Cottage
Perdix
Andrew F. Dillinger
North Second Street
Landisville
J. C. Mitchell
Verbeke Street
Davenport
Iowa
Harry Beaver
Swatara Street
Westminster
Katharine Andrews
Wellesley
State Street
Sara Denehey
North Front Street
Princeton
N. J
James Croll
Phoebe Linton
Troy
Summer Start Next Day As Longest Day Arrives
Summer begins tomorrow marking the year’s longest day by a fraction of a minute. From June 10 to July 2 the day remains about 15 hours long with a total variation of six minutes over 22 days. Forecaster E R Demain predicts showers for the first day of summer. Indiana guests Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Smith and son Hunter visit Dr. Harry M. Vastine. Smith is Vastine’s college classmate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Sol
E. R. Demain
Indiana
Frank H. Smith
Hunter
Kokomo
Ind
Harry M. Vastine
Smith
Vastine
Also Mentioned on This Page
David J. Hoffert
Anna Margaret Miller
Cottage Ridge
Millville
Jessica Ferguson
Mount Carmel
Joseph Weatherill Scott
Margaret E. Aukamp
Lancaster
Resinol
Saltzgiver
Saltzgiver’s Art and Antique Shop
N. Second ST
Elizabeth Tittle
Messiah Lutheran Sunday School
the Cove
Edward P. Huck
Pittsburgh
Hazel B. Cowdrey
Highspire
Huck
Mabel A. Cobbert
Mount Joy
Frank F. Stevick
North Third Street
Horace M. Mishey
Sallie
Jessie Mishey
Alice Marie Decevee
Alma Thompson
Henry Schooley
Romaine Schooley
Dorrancetown
William G. Schooley
James Weir Fahnestock
Hanna Harvey Fahnestock
Baltimore
John C. Harvey
Lucy Fahnestock
South Street
Moore
Belsinger
Locust ST
Orpheum
Violette E. Cassel
George Sutton
Fifth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
C. M. Widor
Elijah
Mendelssohn
S. Bach
George Remine
South Thirteenth Street
W. Cohean
Steven's
Linglestown
Sarah Grayson Dart
Newark
Lebanon
John V. Culliney
D. K. Cannon
Carlisle
Nelle Watson
Leonore Watson
Philadelphia
Grace Phillips
Market Street
Thadeus-Winters
Toronto
Canada
Lenore Kennedy
Norman James
George W. Reily
Mary Emily Reily
George W. Reily, III
Eaglesmere
Ella Bliss
Tunkhannock
Adaline Emerick
Evergreen Street
Albert Hartman
Lucille F. Hartman
Cleveland
Oliver Anderson
J. C. Peet
Technical High School
North Eighteenth Street
Webster, N. Y
Geo. A. Gorgas
Palm Beach
Uta Busier
Soho
RAO E Reundros
Peerriette
Isda Aia
ST. Gall
John J. Clark
Ennal
Market St. Opp
Milan
Teachers’ Institutes
Virginia
Dr. Wiley
America
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