Campbell Stine Bridal Takes Place in Toronto
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth N. Stine and Guy F. Campbell occurred Friday afternoon June 18 at the Metropolitan Methodist Church parsonage in Toronto Can Rev Dr J D Aikens officiated Bride wore a white lingerie frock with picture hat and midget rose corsage The couple will reside in Toronto after a Great Lakes honeymoon Campbell formerly attached at the State Capitol and now in the Canadian Pacific railway commercial department Toronto profile confirms.
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North Second Street
Guy F. Campbell
Metropolitan Methodist Church of
State Capitol
Canadian Pacific Railway
Toronto
Preventing Acid Stomachs and Food Fermentation
Stomach specialist says most stomach complaints stem from excess acid and fermentation rather than unhealthy stomachs. Recommends neutralizing acid and stopping fermentation by drinking a little water after meals, using insulated magnesia as the preferred remedy.
Marriages Recorded in Hagerstown Ceremonies
Miss Myrtle Rice and William B. Miller wed at First Baptist Church parsonage in Hagerstown. Rhoda Hollenshead and George L. Dietrich married at Cearfoss. Mary Brenner and Nathan Adelman married at the bride’s home. Guests came from Harrisburg Baltimore and Martinsburg. Adelmans plan trips to Philadelphia Harrisburg and Washington. Florence Miller to Atlantic City. The Long family leaves for Castine Maine.
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Hagerstown
Myrtle Rice
William B. Miller
Harrisburg
First Baptist Church
This City
E. K. Thomas
Rhoda M. Hollenshead
Kauffman's Station
George L. Dietrich
Greencastle
Cearfoss
This County
H. A. Snook
Mary Brenner
Harry Brenner
Nathan Adelman
Rabbi Silver
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Adelman
Philadelphia
Washington
Florence Miller
Emerald Street
Atlantic City
Malcolm W. Long
Annie Long
Elizabeth Long
Pauline Long
North Second Street
Castine
Maine
Devor Grithghley Church Wedding in Penbrook Ohio
Miss Mabel Stuntz marries William Richard Devor in Penbrook United Brethren church with Rev. Miller officiating. Music by Mrs. C Laurence Shepley features the Bridal Chorus and Mendelssohn march. The bride wore white voile with lace and carried bride roses. a wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home. The couple plan a summer residence in Penbrook after a Washington D C trip.
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Rosa Kathryn’ Critchley
Arthur I. Critchley
Penbrook
William Richard Devor
Susan A. Devor
Chambersburg
United Brethren Church of
Mr. Miller
C. Laurence Shepley
Lohengrin
Washington, D. C
Dever
Penna. State College
Mabel Hope Stuntz
E. H. Stuntz
Anson M. Holcomb
Cleveland
Ohio
Strong’s Ridge
Bellevue
William Hart
Jensen
Elmira White
Weston
Emil Stuntz
Chicago
Holcomb
Arden B. Holcomb
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth A. Muench
Harrisburg
James Burnap
Toledo
Walter Russell
Mary Taylor
Charlotte Mott
Erskine Dunlap
Erie
Ethel Avery
C. B. Holcomb
Herman Edward Stuntz
Richard Stuntz
Clare Houle
Canada
St. Lawrence
New Ideas For the Home Needle Workers
Practical advice for embroiderers with tips on posture light and pace. The piece promotes patterns and an embroidery outfit offered via a coupon plan, promising 450 exclusive designs and supplies with instructions, hoops, needles, and tools.
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Ian
Our Woman's Feature
Past Presidents Hold Large Meeting at Hershey
Washington Camp No. 705 of the Patriotic Order Sons of America held a regular meeting in Hershey with ten camps represented and fifty members present from camps in Harrisburg Pinegrove Steelton Berrysburg Middletown Dauphin Penbrook Enhant Harrisburg Hershey and others. Speakers included Bricker Cargill Weigle Zorger Herr Bowers Moore Livingston Sheaffer and Frank Lindsey. Ice cream sandwiches cigars and candy were served by Camp 705’s refreshment committee. Four new members were added. next gathering set for Washington Camp No. 8 Harrisburg on July 15.
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Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Hershey
Harrisburg
Pinegrove
Steelton
Berrysburg
Middletown
Dauphin
Penbrook
Enhant
Bricker
Cargill
Weigle
Zorger
Herr
Bowers
Moore
Livingston
Sheaffer
Frank Lindsey
Shoemaker
Washington Camp
Alfred A Pancake Celebrates Eighty-Sixth Birthday in Harrisburg
Alfred A Pancake longtime Harrisburg resident marks his eighty sixth birthday today at Raysorsville Heights. Relatives friends and neighbors extend congratulations to the former machinist turned railroad and lumber businessman born June 22 in South Front Street area. He helped run the first Harrisburg to Pittsburgh locomotive and was the first engineer on the Pittsburgh Altoona route through Gallitzin tunnel. He retired in 1887 and has since led a quiet life and remains active in Westminster Presbyterian Church and local affairs.
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Alfred A. Pancake
Raysorsville Heights
Mr. Pancake
Jacob
Sarah Trullinger-Pancake
South Front Street
Mulberry
Lerne Lemer
Jacob Pancake
Samuel Hayes
Market Square
Harrisburg
Alfred Pancake
Tremont
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pancake
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Altoona
Gallitzin
George Trullinger
George Pancake
Trullinger & Co
Race Street
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Weekly Telegraph
Daily Telegraph
Girls Better Tree Planters Than Boys
Harrisburg feature covers a forestry event where dozens of photos illustrate children planting trees. City Forester Mueller notes girls outperformed boys, with several leaders from forestry groups cited and a sense of friendly rivalry among schools.
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Mr. Mueller
Harrisburg Bride Weds in Cardiff Presbyterian Church
Miss Irma Audrey Lloyd daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert H Lloyd of Delta Pa wed George Verner Nightingale of Wynnewood Road Overbrook Philadelphia in a woodland themed ceremony at Slate Ridge Presbyterian church Cardiff Md. The couple plan a reception and a wedding tour before settling in Overbrook Philadelphia.
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Slate Ridge Presbyterian Church
Cardiff
Irma Audrey Lloyd
Robert H. Lloyd
Delta
George Verner Nightingale
Wynnewood Road
Overbrook
Philadelphia
A. L. Hyde
Charles W. Harvey
First New Jerusalem
Carlett Nightingale
Elizabeth Crull
Harrisburg
Elizabeth Mason
Baltimore
Marjorie Williams
Marjorie Sellers
Ethel Jones
Killarney
Sarah Evans
Isabel Jones
Royal McGeorge
Cynwyd
J. S. Wyckoff
Ralph Light
Justin Peters
J. Newton Morton
Chas. E. Wagner
Montclair
N. J
W. Humphrey Lloyd
Mrs. Nightingale
Birthday Party for Evelyn May Stallman Closes Readily
Happy birthday celebration given by Mr and Mrs Horace Stallman at 34 North Tenth Street marked by piano pieces by Miss Mary Collins and games and contests for a group of children including Evelyn May Stallman Naomi Levinson Mary Collins Dorothy Gould Zelda Gould Kenneth Brown Paul Gould William Shartzer Harry Wingert Gilbert Sprout Mrs George Sprout Mrs Florence Carson and others with Rev Ellis N Kremer and Hiram Kremer among attendees.
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Horace Stallman
North Tenth Street
Evelyn May Stallman
Mary Collins
Naomi Levinson
Dorothy Gould
Zelda Gould
Kenneth Brown
Paul Gould
William Shartzer
Harry Wingert
Gilbert Sprout
George Sprout
Florence Carson
Indians Continue Raids in Mexico
Washington reports describe the Yaqui valley as desperate amid Indian raids. A settler said half the valley is devastated with 500 mounted and 304 unmounted attackers surrounding a ranch for days. Settlers await American marines as Maytorena's forces may be unable to stop the raids.
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Associated Press
Washington
Yaqui
United States
S Department
Nogales
Maytorena
College Representatives Gather at Meadville
Representatives of more than a hundred educational institutions gathered in Meadville Pennsylvania for the opening session of the conference on the American college. Northwestern University President A W Harris presided at the morning session while University of Pennsylvania Provost Edger F Smith was set to preside in the afternoon. The conference closes tomorrow. A memorial tablet honoring former President William McKinley, a former Allegheny College student, was unveiled by alumni.
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Associated Press
Meadville
United States
American College
A. W. Harris
Northwestern University
Edger F. Smith
Univesity of Pennsylvania
Allegheny Ecollege
Will McKinley
Pale Beauty Fades As Dr Williams Pills Claim Aid
An advertisement urges parents to treat adolescent anemia with Dr Williams Pink Pills, claiming they build up blood in pale, thin girls and prevent chronic fatigue. The copy emphasizes safety, absence of opiates, and offers a free booklet and mail order from Schenectady NY.
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Dr. Williams
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Wallace Eddinger
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Chambersurg
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Riverside Apartments
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Mabelle Losh
Jefferson’ Street
S. M. Worden
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Fayetteville
W. H. Frank
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Marion
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Whitby
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A. Maxwell Stamets
Mrs. Whitby
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Edna
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Europe
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Athens
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F. P. Webb
Waynesboro
Colonial Hotel
Crisfield
Webb
Maternity Hospital
Liberty Street
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