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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1917

Page

10

Y M C A Secretary Heads Enola Red Cross Drive

Enola Pennsylvania on June 21 S G Hepford Secretary of the Y M C A to lead the intensive Red Cross drive assisted by R H Holmes postmaster and ministers J S Glen T H Matterness M S Sharp and F G Sleep. Ministers will present the campaign to their congregations Sunday and a town ministers meeting will plan Armenian relief cooperation next week at the Y M C A.

Enola S. G. Hepford Red Cross R.H. Holmes J. S. Glen T. H. Matterness M. S. Sharp F. G. Sleep Hepford

Local Obituaries and Community Notices from Lancaster County

Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Sarah A. Greenawalt 88 of Elizabeth town and William M. Harry 86 Civil War veteran, along with Thomas Whitson 80 veteran and JP. The piece also covers Coxestown Ladies Aid festival and Enola canning fruit demonstration plus a St Matthew’s Church Ladies Mite Society meeting. Councils note demonstrations will continue in West Shore towns.

Lancaster County Marietta Sarah A. Greenawalt Elizabethtown William M. Harry Lancaster Grand Army Order United American Mechanics Thomas Whitson Enola Enola Enola St. Matthew's Reformed Church J. M. Esenwine

Food and Fruit Crops Hit by Central Pennsylvania Storm

A heavy thunderstorm caused extensive damage in Central Pennsylvania harming crops and washing out roads. Hail ripped corn in some districts while rain caused similar losses elsewhere. A lightning strike destroyed a barn owned by W L Rabuck near Shoop s Church with an estimated two thousand dollar loss. all livestock were saved and telephone lines were knocked out to several distant areas.

Pennsylvania W. L. Rabuck Shoop's

Gardens Damaged by Storms Rips Through Marietta Pennsylvania

Yesterday a sequence of five storms hit Marietta Pa in under an hour. Water and wind caused extensive damage along Market Street flooding homes and washing away pavement. Evans Creek rose to street level flooding basements and washing out roads. Chickens washed away creeks overflowed garden lots and tree limbs damaged houses. Trolley service halted for hours and hail pelted the town. Maytown Bainbridge and Rowenna reported overflow and gardens damaged with fruit trees stripped.

Marietta Market Street Evans Creek Edward Lutz Truman Seiple Franklin Smith Fletcher Farm Chickies Creek Maytown Bainbridge Rowenna

County Sanitary Hospital Needed in Dauphin County

County commissioners may build a contagious disease hospital under a new act approved by the state after a joint Harrisburg Steelton health board meeting. Plans are to be county funded, located away from built up areas, with state approval and management by the poor directors.

Dauphin County Brumbaugh Health Bureaus of Harrisburg Steelton J. M. J. Raunick

Crops and Fruits Damaged by Storm Near Carlisle

A severe storm yesterday afternoon caused heavy crop and fruit damage east of Carlisle Pennsylvania. Fields flooded. crops torn by hail. at Frank Bosler’s farm 100 chickens were killed. a lightning bolt shut Frog Switch and Manufacturing power plant. Dr. H. T. Sadler estate grounds flooded three feet. Shippensburg reports a barn struck by lightning and hail.

Carlisle Hall Frank Bosler Frog, Switch and Manufacturing Company H. T. Sadler

Harrisburg Pastor Addresses Lutheran Convention in Chicago

The Federated Council of Lutheran Brotherhoods closed sessions in Chicago with officers reelected. Rev. L. C. Manges of Harrisburg delivered the closing address warning against hollow patriotism and urging spiritual duty amid perilous times. In Japan Yonezawa’s silk-weaving center lies in ruins after a major fire. In Stony Beach a submarine boat burned, crew rescued and ammunition removed.

Chicago Pennsylvania Federated Council of Lutheran Brotherhoods L. C. Manges Harrisburg Mr. Manges Yonezawa Japan Stony Beach Aenzie

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Y.M.C.A Enola Campaign Coxestown Ladies’ Aid Society Coxestown Methodist Episcopal Church Church Hall Mite Society Meeting A. B County Sanitary’ Hospital Kaufman Red Cross Fund Co. O. D FRIDA Capes Poplin Inly Union Ees Cumberland Shippensburg Herbert Allison Associated Press Burns Batiste Palm Beach
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