Miss Harris elected teacher and social notices
Miss E Kathryn Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs H Harris 1913 North Sixteenth street well known in the city as a gifted teacher completed both the classical and two year oratory courses at Lebanon Valley College since 1914 She read at senior recital starred in plays and will teach Latin in Marshall Illinois in the fall Mrs T C Coble entertained the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church of Lemoyne and Miss Florence W Carroll Philadelphia secretary of the Collins YWCA visited with her parents Camp Nepahwin registrar for YWCA industrial conference is noted SEE Club held annual banquet in Hershey Park Rose Mumma Mabel Charles Jo Motter Clara Miller Ada Miller and Julia Piper attended. Luther Harry Cripple of this city wed Miss Ada Miller at Augsburg Lutheran Church. Ellenberger Balser and Russell Floyd Ellenberger married at Augsburg Lutheran Church. Dr David S Funk and son J Clarence Funk Princeton graduates back from reunion. Births include Elwood Ira Koons son of Mr and Mrs I R Koons Penbrook. William George Dickman Jr son of Mr and Mrs William Dickman Paxtang. Rose Marian Shanley daughter of Mr and Mrs Ross Shanley Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Sixteenth Street
Lebanon Valley College
Miss Harris
Lebanon Valley Summer School
Harrisburg
Altoona
Lebanon
Eagle Conservatory
King Rene
Harris
Knights of Malta
Marshall, Ills
Florence W. Carroll
Collins Y. W. C. A
Philadelphia
Ward D. Carroll
North Second Street
SEE Club
Hershey Park
Rose Mumma
Mabel Charles
Jo Motter
Clara Miller
Alice Cummings
Cora Geghart
Florence Brown
Ada Miller
Julia Piper
Ida Florence Hubler
Luther Harry Cripple
Augsburg Lutheran Church
A. Maxwell Stamets
Josephine Hubler
I. R. Koons
South Twenty-ninth Street
Penbrook
Elwood Ira Koons
Koons
Mary Mader
William G. Dickman
Paxtang
William George Dickman
Ross Shanley
Wilkes-Barre
Rose Marian Shanley
Harry Heikes
Russell
North Seventeenth Street
Arendtsville
W. W. Derrickson
Sylvan Terrace
de Charles McCarthy
Catherine Rupp
Forster Street
Middletown
A. G. Stauffer
Elizabeth Stauffer
Green Street
Ruth Etter
Derry Street
Palmyra
Philip T. Meredith
North Front Street
Frank Payne
Cumberland Valley
William McCall
New York City
George W. Heaps
Laura Heaps
Reading
Nancy Kessack
State Street
Charles Mauss
Hummel Street
York
William S. Reed
Palmerion
Charles D. Stucker
Reily Street
William W. Oberholser
Monaghan
W. N. Shetter
North Fifteenth Street
Marian Burns
St. Mary's School
Burlington
N. J
Emma MecCanna
Fifteenth
Derry Streets
Joseph Quinn
Martha Kelly
Notre Dame
O. J. Kelly
South Seventeenth Street
Blake Brubaker
Williamsport
Saul
Cameron Extension
Luncheon Today for Bride Elect Helen Goodwin Hammond
Miss Helen Goodwin Hammond honored at a luncheon hosted by Miss Elizabeth Bailey as part of prenuptial events before her Saturday wedding to Everhard Childs of Philadelphia. Guests included Emily, Frances, Martha Bailey and others. event featured green and white decor and mock orange blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Goodwin Hammond
Everhard Childs
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Bailey
North Front Street
Miss Hammond
Emily Bailey
Frances Bailey
Martha Bailey
Mylvinne Leason
Miss Kathryne Frick Wins Hemstitching Prize
Kathryne May Frick of Mount Atry deaf and blind excels in rapid typewriter work and current affairs questions at Wissinoming Hall exercises. She earned a cash prize for hemstitching and will spend summer at 94 North Seventeenth Street with her parents William S. and Mrs Frick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryne May Frick
Pennsylvania Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Mount Atry
Wissinoming Hall
United States
Miss Whitman
Miss Ball
Miss Frick
North Seventeenth Street
William S. Frick
Mission Band closes season with home gathering
The Augsburg Lutheran Church Young People's Home and Foreign Missionary Society held its last meeting before summer at treasurer Mrs. FF B Mickeys home on North Seventeenth Street. Miss Anna Smith and others led the study Our South American Neighbors. An impromptu program followed with solos and a piano duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Augsburg Lutheran Church
FF. B. Mickey
North Seventeenth Street
Anna Smith
Elizabeth Guy
Mae Patterson
Margaret Murray
Ruth Alsh
Ethel Henry
Myrta Ebner
Rhoda Mickey
Ruth Willoughby
Lutheran Missions
Miss Buttorff Charms Hearers With A Vocal Recital
Mary Buttorff soprano at Grace M. E. Church presented a recital at the Phillips studio. She opened with the Polonaise from Mignon and displayed clear coloratura. The French and American groups drew deep audience response, especially Burleighs Grey Wolf with dramatic power. Accompaniment by Mrs. Phillips and Harold E. Marsh on violin complemented the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Studio
Mary Buttorff
Grace M. E. Church
Desert
Burleigh
Grey Wolf
Miss Buttorff
Berks Dauphin Turnpike Freed Across County Line
The Berks and Dauphin Turnpike is freed from Harrisburg to Reading as intercounty negotiations complete. Dauphin Lebanon and Berks counties certify costs and expect full freeing by mid August. Public Highway officials express relief at reducing travel burdens.
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Wernersville
Robesonia
Womersdorf
Stouchburg
East Myerstown
Narrows
Hebron
Sunnyside
Sporting Hill
Millard's Quarry
Palmyra
Junction
Old Corporation
Turnpike
Schuylkill River
Susquehanna River
Berks County
Harrisburg
Hummelstown
Dauphin County
Lebanon
Reading
Public Service Commission
Joseph W. Hunter
State Highway Department
William M. 8S. Moore
Womelsdorf
Berks and Dauphin Turnpike Company
William R. Rodell
Dauphin
D. C
Cumbler
Henry M. Stine
H. C. Wells
L. J. Gilbert
Will H. Srb
E. J. Hartman
Lebanon County
Harry D. Matthew
Daniel G. Gable
J. Calvin Herbin
New Playgrounds to Open Next Monday City Officials Announce
Park Department sets opening for all play plots as summer season starts. Folk dancing instructor Beulah Starry to lead classes citywide. sewing and cooking programs also listed. Several instructors named with locations including Paxtang Cameron Paxton and Lincoln school plots.
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Park Department
Caroline Hatton
Central High School
Dickinson College
Ford
Reservoir
Evelyn Joyce
Twelfth Street
Martha Wall
Mary C. Braxton
Sycamore
William Rodgers
Margaretta Dougherty
Emerald
Samuel Phillips
Olga Meloy
Maclay
Eleanor May
Reily
Martin E. Miller
Margaret Johnson
Penn
Margaret Turner
Dorothy Steele
Hamilton
Anna P. Harris
Boas
Margaret Coover
Calder
Georgina Potter
Paxtang Playground
New
Kathryn Brooke
Lincoln
Elizabeth Workman
Verbeke
Adeline Paul
Stevens
Margaret Wingeard
Beulah Starry
Swiss Parliament to Elect Ader for A Hoffman Seat
Berne June 21 The two houses of the Federal Parliament are summoned for June 26 to elect a successor to A Hoffman as head of the political department Liberal Center nominated Gustav Ader who asked to reflect due to his duties as International Red Cross president and family reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
A. Hoffman
Liberal Center Group
Gustav Ader
International Red Cross
Move to Overcome Traffic Conditions Meets With Wide Approval
City Commissioner Lynch urges action to ease traffic in the central city. One way third street between Walnut and Market will be set due to Penn Harris hotel construction, with similar plans on Walnut between Third and Fourth. Market street blocking by idle vehicles near the main shopping district drew notice. A firm plan to improve flow is expected soon. Miss Marian Strouse, a graduate of Irving, is mentioned in relation to the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Penn-Harris Hotel
Third Street
Walnut
Market
Walnut Street
Third
Fourth
Market Street
Irving College graduate to spend summer with Strouse family
A member of Irving College Mechanicsburg's graduating class will spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Benjamin Strouse at 17383 North Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving College
Mechanicsburg
Njamin Strouse
North Second Street
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The
Marshall High School
Illinois
E. Kathryn Harris
H. Harris
T. C. Coble
Wormleysburg
Ladies’ Aid Society
Christian Church of
Miss Carroll
Hershey
Ellen Berger-Balser
Anna Margaret Balser
Louis Balser
Russell Floyd Ellenberger
A. M. Stamets
Princeton
David S. Funk
Second and
Pine Streets
J. Clarence Funk
Princeton University
Dr. Funk
Wallace F. Lewis
Rochester
N. Y
City
Washington
Lottie Miller
Pittsburgh
Stork News
Kathryn Harris
Helen G. Hammond
Wilf
Young Woman's Missionary Society
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Margaret Wilson
Roy P. Davis
George Roberts
H. Harvey Taylor
Henderson Gilbert
Lierature
Cordelia Hodge
Caroline Wells
Alaska
Carrie Dwyer
Turner
Church of the Brethren
John Geib
Naudain Street
Lena Ritner
Roy Davis
Marie Trimmer
Viola Adams
Martha Hoffman
Kathryne Frick
Colonial Club
Colonial Country Club
Woman's Advisory Board
Charles H. Hunter
Market Square
Carrie L. Orth
Margaret E. Hill
Fannie Benson
Alverda Hertzler
Beatrice Runkle
Marguerite Reynolds
Katherine Shillinger
Canton
Camp
Nepahwin
John Whisler
South Thirteenth Street
Red Cross
the Ladies’ Bazaar
S. 4Th St
New York
Orpheum Theater
J. S. Belsinger
Locust Street
Mission Band
Mickey
Scranton
Annie Dapp
Anna Dapp
Aniie Dapp
Frank Dapp
James W. Anderson
North Third Street
Misses Dapp
T. D. Crane
Park Street
Michigan
Irene Etter
Deodate
Lucetta McTilhenny
Steelton
New Bloomfield
Caroline Black
Bloomsburg Normal School
Charles Taylor
Mary Wilhelm
Haddonfield
N.J
James McGrath
W. J. O'Callaghan
Littlestown
Margaret R. Taylor
Arthur Wagner
Agnes Ising
Shiremanstown
John Whister
Emey J. Devine
Hemmel Street
Hanover
Judge
Kunkel
Fort Niagara
George Kunkel Jr
Officers Reserve Corps
Miles Neidig
West Fairview
Neidig
F. M. Frazier
Prairie Avenue
Buffalo
Daniel H. Hastings
Sarah Hastings
Luther Branigan
Leroy J. Kennedy
Kathryn Willis
Eunice Willis
Baltimore
Harold W. Winthrop
West End
Edna Miller
Duncannon
Donald Fartney
Ralph Baum
Kathryn Margaret Middleton
Vassar
Camp Hall
Paul Houser
Nelle Houser
Atlantic City
Robert Gaynor
Brooklyn
Herbert R. Gaynor
Thomas L. Barr
Berks-Dauphin
Gohl
Associated Press
Irving
Marian Strouse
E. St. Elmo Lewis
Fahnestock Hall
Salesmanship Club of
Bea Backer
Witmer, Bair & Witmer
Second
America
Clarence Whitehill
Werrenrath
Columbia
Lambert
Murphy
Quartet
Liberal Club
Victrola VI Records
Victrola XI
Troup Building
J. H. Troup Music House
S. Market Sq
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