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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1917

Page

6

Contracts for three schools approved by board

The school board approved contracts with architects C Howard Lloyd and Verus T Ritter for Junior High Tech High remodeling and Girls High, plus open air school and annex projects. Expenditures total 35000 for a senior school and 25000 for a four room annex. Enders criticized the move until plans are reviewed again.

C. Howard Lloyd Verus T. Ritter Tech High Supenair Harris Robert A. Enders JM. W. Jacobs Susquehanna Boyer Lloyd Enders William N. Yates

Susquehanna Township High School Commencement Honors

Commencement exercises at United Brethren Church in Susquehanna Township will feature Dr. George Edward Reed as speaker. The Sara Lemer orchestra performs with harp by Lenora Fry as the class wears gray gown for the first time.

Susquehanna Township United Brethren Church State Streets George Edward Reed Dickinson College Sara Lemer Lenora Fry Catherine Jane Hoffman Mary Swuella_ Speck Frances Elizabeth Hain

Hosiery There to Be Seen, Council Decides

Lewistown Pa June 21 The borough council adjourned meeting Tuesday night refused the application of W. Stahl to erect an enclosed porch in front of his residence. The council said with women wearing short dresses and hosiery it could not block the view and disappoint pedestrians by obstructions.

Lewistown W. Stahl

Man Arrested After Bucket of Blood Assault and Theft

Charlie Johnston is accused of striking Walter Griffin with a stone pitcher at the Bucket of Blood and stealing ten one dollar bills from his pocket. Griffin reported fragments of the pitcher and an empty pocket when he awoke. Johnston was arrested and brought to the police station for a hearing. Dauphin, Pa. June 21. The rest of the text describes a Mite Society picnic at the Elm Tree along the river with attendees listed.

Charlie Johnston Walter Griffin Walter Johnston Dauphin Mite Society The Presbyterian Church Robert Fulton Stirling Harvey C. Forney Charles Shaffer Freeman C. Gerberich J. W. Hawthorne George W. Heck William Jones William F. Reed J. D. M. Reed Elizabeth Gerberich Thomas Poffenberger Margaret Brooks Carrie Elizabeth Gerberich Anna Houck Mary Poffenberger Annie Shaffer Annie M. Webner Sarah Margaret Hawthorne Harry B. Greenawalt Harry M. Reed O. W. Deibler Herbert Foster Boston William Shaffer

Deaths and notices from Millersburg and Dillsburg

Edward E. Long of Millersburg dies at 47 in Sunbury hospital after six months spinal illness. Funeral from West Moore street home at 2 PM with Rev. Burger. burial Oak Hill cemetery. Tillie Bentzel of Dillsburg dies at 85 in South Baltimore street home after months of illness. Funeral Friday at 9 30 AM. Lutheran Church service and burial near Franklin Church cemetery. Chief J Edward Wetzel at state police chiefs meeting in Philadelphia. Telephone worker Charles Fleck ill at home two weeks. Annual pant tat of e ce trial departments of the Pennsylvania State Reform Schools at Huntingdon set for June 28 as term ends.

Millersburg Edward E. Long Mary Packer Sunbury Long Liverpool West Moore Street Burger Grace United Evangelical Church Oak Hill Cemetery Dillsburg Tillie Bentzel Baltimore Street Eveler Franklin Church J. Edward Wetzel State Chiefs of Police Philadelphia Charles Fleck Fleckie Pennsylvania Huntingdon

Government Seeks Typewriter Typists In Multiple States

The United States Civil Service Commission schedules a July 12 examination for typewriter operators open to men and women. Vacancies exist in Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware with postings in Allentown Erie Philadelphia Pittsburgh Scranton Wilkes Barre and other cities. Applicants must be US citizens 18 or older, submit recent photos, and file Form 1371 at designated post offices by deadline.

United States Civil Service Commission Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Allentown Altoona Butler Chambersburg Chester Connellsville Corry Danville Dubois Easton Erie Greensburg Harrisburg Hazleton Johnstown Lancaster Lebanon McKeesport Mauch Chunk Mahanoy City Meadville New Castle Norristown Oil City Philadelphia Pittsburgh Pittston Pottstown Pottsville Reading Scranton Sharon United States United States Civil Service Board of Examiners Third U. S. Civil Service District Post Office

Extended Pleasure Trip From Duncannon

Mrs. Jennie Mell and daughter are on a extended trip to Lewistown Altoona and Pittsburgh. Her parents Mr and Mrs Vogel traveled with them to Mifflin where they visited relatives returning Sunday evening.

Duncannon Jennie Mell Lewistown Altoona Pittsburgh 8. D. Vogel Mifflin

A. A. U Decides On Title Events

National championship events under the Amateur Athletic Union will proceed as scheduled despite earlier calls to suspend competition for many athletes. Western cities may not host the track and field games, with Newark or Boston as likely East options if sanctions return. Swimming dates and bidders are announced, including San Diego Rowing Club for the one mile swim and Los Angeles Athletic Club for the high dive, with other events set in Honolulu Alameda Atlantic City and Cincinnati venues.

New York Amateur Athletic Union St. Louis Newark Boston Southern Pacific Association San Diego Rowing Club Los Angeles Athletic Club Hawaiian Association Honolulu Pacific Association Neptune Swimming Club Alameda Cal Middle Atlantic Association Aquatic Club Atlantic City San Diego

17 Years Without a Bath Is This Husband's Record

In Marietta Ohio on June 21 Mrs Kitty Snyder Hamilton filed for divorce claiming husband R Pearl Hamilton has not bathed in seventeen years. She notes two rivers near his home and a city water works, yet he has avoided cleansing since their marriage on February 12 1900. He reportedly reacted with hysteria at the mere sight of water.

Marietta Ohio Itis Door R. Pearl Hamilton Kitty Snyder Hamilton Hamilton

Balfour’s US Mission Backed by American Enthusiasm

London June 21 Arthur James Balfour says the United States showed deep sympathy for the common cause and world freedom during the mission. He notes American hospitality and a spontaneous zeal that will outlast the war, with U S participation seen as advancing civilization and allied aims. A separate item reports Julia Higgins injuring her husband Hyland in a Dewberry Street quarrel. The Red Cross drive in Lancaster nets a $16.65 donation from a poor woman’s year of savings.

London Arthur James Balfour Foreign Affairs United States House of Commons Empire Parliamentary Association Asquith Britain France America Dewberry Street Julia Higgins Hyland Higgins Rarrisburg Lancaster Red Cross Fund Hartman

Firemen Parade Highlights Sixth County Congress in Sunbury

Sunbury Pa June 21 a grand parade closed the third day of the SixCounty Firemens Association Fourth Annual Convention with over fifty fire companies and twenty bands. About 3000 firefighters marched while 20000 spectators lined Main Street. J W Stroh served as chief marshal with aides Dr H T Keiser and William Rinehart. Officers elected included President George Heinze and vice presidents Edward Wiels Albert Bittenbender Luzerne County Danville Joseph Williams Lackawanna Shamokin Edward Appleton Bloomsburg secretary Fred Vizer Shamokin treasurer George C Kerschner Mahanoy City delegate C W Fenstermacher Ashland. The group also approved purchasing 300 in Liberty bonds.

Sunbury J. Wstroh H. T. Keiser Burgess William Rinehart George Heinze Mahanoy City Edward Wiels Pottsville Albert Bittenbender Luzerne Luzerne County Albert Mellon Danville Joseph Williams Lackawanna County Charles McCabe Shamokin Edward Appleton Bloomsburg Fred Vizer George C. Kerschner C. W. Fenstermacher Ashland

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