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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1918

Page

15

Enlists in the Marines to Join Brother in France

Edward Bahner of Millersburg joins the United States Marines to rejoin his brother Paul Bahner, a corporal with the Fifth Regiment serving in France after departing June from the Philadelphia Navy Yard. Bahner says letters from his brother inspired his enlistment alongside the 23 new recruits for the week, including Frank Reiser Lloyd Ferguson and Lawrence Faunce.

United States France Edward Bahner Millersburg William Bahner Devil Dogs Frank Reiser North Street Lloyd Rguson Jackson Lawrence Faunce North Third Street Bahner Paul Marne

Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Ad and Marine Recruiting Drive

An older newspaper item extols using plain cocoanut oil as a cheap gentler shampoo avoiding alkali in soaps. It also covers Lawrence Faunce Sr and his son Lawrence Jr surrendering to a Marine recruiter at 327 Market Street, praising local draft-board cooperation and announcing a three round boxing exhibition with Lt Katcher and Sammy Schiff in Market Square to precede a recruiting rally.

Lawrence Faunce Lawrence Technical High School Devil Dogs Samuel Ratcher Market Square Katcher Marine Corps Sammy Schiff

Littlestown Man Named Nico de Mus Huft Dies at 74

Nico de Mus Huft of Littlestown Pa died suddenly while reading a daily newspaper on his porch at his home. He had spent his entire life in Littlestown. Family members heard the paper fall and found him dead on the porch.

Lttlestown Nicodemus Huft Littlestown

Middletown Community Activities and Plans Highlight Weekend

The Rev T C McCarrell and wife with several others attended a Presbyterian reunion at Donegal Church. St Peter s Lutheran School class picnicked at Paxtang Park Harrisburg. A first elementary class recital was held at the teacher s home. A variety of local residents and visitors were noted, with several appointments and upcoming events including an ambulance unit in France and a Red Cross race on July 4.

T. C. McCarrell Edward Shireman Alice Hendrickson Donegal Church St. Peter's Lutheran Church Ezra Good Paxtang Park Harrisburg Louise Fox Helen Gotshall Helen Hoffman Naomi Yost Kathryn Nauss Mary Embick Marion Shaenes Ednad Smith Cora Poorman Hose Frank Sinegar Roy Deimer Walter Brandt Andrew Sinegar Iona Leidig Grace Hoffman Romaine Crow Emily Kurtz Mary Sides Catharine Hoffman Carrie Engle Grace Elberti Janet Rudolph Anna Gruber Elizabeth Bombardier Hyacinth Thomas A. G. Banks Chambersburg Samuel Becky Milton Eorge Davis Karl Bowers Philadelphia Spen C. J. Bowers Welix Schraedley Pennsylvania Walter Yost Rochester N. Y T. M. Yost Christian Endeavor Society Frey’s Grove Middletown France R. A. Strauss United States Army Recruiting District Margie Longenecker A. R. Hoffman Mary Erb Mary Peters Haddie Fisher Walter Shellenberger Reading

Mercantile tax due this month in 1918 totals to be paid

The county treasurer announced that mercantile tax for 1918 is due by July 1. Payments to date include 1,154 retail, 82 wholesale, 56 restaurants, 36 pool rooms, 30 brokers and 11 theaters. Provisional teacher certificates are issued for forty-one examinees. special exams set for next Thursday and Friday.

F. E. Shambau Stevan Vranesevic Steelton Serbia Milka Ernjokovic M. Homer Shirey Hazel J. Yates A. E. Shirey Huntington County Cromwell Township Orbisonia Chester Furnace

Pennsylvania to adopt skip-stop system for streetcars

The Fuel Administrator directs Pennsylvania street railway firms to implement a skip-stop plan aimed at conserving coal. Guidelines require diverse stop locations, limits per mile by district, gradual rollout in downtowns, clear car stops, and coordination when lines diverge to avoid delays.

F. Herbert Snow Bureau of Engineers Public Service Commission Pennsylvania C. E. Fairchild, Jr Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company Thomas A. Wright Wilkes-Barre Railway Company Gordon Campbell York Railway Company C. L. S. Tingley Potter Pittsburgh Washington First Street Third Street Second Street Fourth Street

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