Inter-Insurance Risks Highlighted by Philadelphia Review
A Philadelphia analysis warns that the Inter-indemnity exchange operates as an unincorporated reciprocal auto insurer with 25 percent of premiums paid to the attorney in fact. It cautions that policyholders face unlimited assessment liability and lack effective protection due to inexperienced management and control by the attorney in fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Insurance
Automobile Club of Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Indemnity Exchange
Automobile Club
Automobile Owners
Pennsylvania Indemnity Company
Life Insurance
Exchange
Rooster Week Sows War near Steelton with Mass Culling
The capital reports a statewide Rooster Week led to widespread culling of roosters, with estimates ranging from 250 000 to 350 000 birds killed to reduce poultry royalty. Farmers reacted by delaying fowl purchases and adjusting meals, while officials study the impact and plan more enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Jon
National Guard For
Capitol
How to Gain Weight with Sargol Tablets
The ad claims thin people fail to gain despite eating. It recommends a Sargol tablet with every meal to improve assimilation and blood carrying power, promising 3 to 5 pounds weekly. Sold by George A. Gorgas with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Gorgas
Middletown Musicale Saturday at Royalton A B Church
A musicale will be held Saturday evening at the Royalton A B church in Middletown. The program includes orchestral overture church choir invocations piano solos vocal selections readings and various performances by Miss Alberti Miss Garman Master Berkstresser and others. General Superintendent George W Creighton of the eastern division Pennsylvania Railroad is recovering after an operation at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital and has eye trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steelton Public Schools
C. 8. Davis
L. E B. McGinnes
Steelton
Smeltzer
William Smeltzer
United Brethren Church
Oberlin
Churchville
Felty
Russell C., Bressler
Grant W
Charles M
Ella Eschenour
Royalton A. B
Fink
Rev. Beach
Edgar Hoffman
Ladies
Harrisburg
Reading
Mary Alberti
William Wolf
Alice Garman
Beach
Ladies From
Clarence Barnet
Mary Elberts
Samuel Berkstresser
Benediction
George W. Creighton
Eastern Division
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Friendship and Co-operation Club of Railroad Men
Eagles Hall
Sixth
Cumberland Streets
William H. Drake
Early Morning Wedding Solemnized at St James
Michael Joseph Severino of 421 Forster Street Harrisburg married Miss Marie Frances Gerhards of Steelton at St James Catholic Church. Rev J C Thompson officiated. Bridesmaid Claire Jane Gerhards, best man Herman Kreidler. Mary Lynch played the wedding march. After a breakfast at the Senate the couple left for New York and Atlantic City. they will live at 138 North Thirteenth Street Harrisburg after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Catholic Church
Michael Joseph Severino
Forster Street
Harrisburg
Marie Frances Gerhards
Steelton
J. C. Thompson É
John J. Gerhards
Claire Jane Gerhards
Herman T. Kreidler
Mary Lynch
Senate
New York
Atlantic City
Marietta Club Elects Pennsylvania Railroad Employees Leader
The Marietta PA railroad workers club elected H S Flowers of Lancaster as president and John Blair as secretary treasurer. Officers and committees from Harrisburg, Bainbridge, Columbia, Marietta and Lancaster planned next year’s celebrations and organized upcoming events in the Reading railroad community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Marietta Club of Pennsylvania Railroad
H. S. Flowers
Lancaster
John Blair
William Child
H. D. McMullen
Harrisburg
Harry Good
Bainbridge
John Kennedy
John Figler
Columbia
Frank Schlegelmilch
William Wehr
Harry Bomberger
M. Black
Holyoke hears Harrisburg plan and civic progress
E. J. Stackpole outlined Harrisburg’s improvement plan and Holyoke’s comparable growth at a noonday luncheon hosted by the Holyoke Chamber of Commerce and the Women’s Municipal League. He praised municipal loans, city planning, and community cooperation, and spoke at a Rotary Club event atop Mt. Tom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce, Women’s League and
Rotary Club
E. J. Stackpole
Chamber of Commerce of
Harrisburg
Holyoke
Stackpole
Rotary Club of
Mt. Tom
United States
Springfield
New England
Railroad Chiefs Rush Home From Million-Dollar Pier
Atlantic City June 22 Mechanical chiefs of American railroads flee the Railway Congress closing session for home as National Guard mobilization orders rise. Supply manufacturers stay on seeking orders while officials depart with patriotic flair and flags. Veterans note many big shops could be converted to gun production with small changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Railway Congress
National Guard
Uncle Sam
Veteran Machinist George Knebley Boosts Mutual Interests
George V. Knebley, a retired stationary machinist, travels between this city and New York to advance mutual interests. Born May 8, 1848 in Harrisburg, he joined the company February 20, 1865 as a boiler fireman and became a machinist apprentice on February 8, 1866, retiring four years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V. Z. Knebley
New York
G. We
Knepley
Harrisburg
Reading and Lehigh Valley Railroads Declare Stock Dividends
Directors of the Reading Company and the Lehigh Valley Railroad met to declare their usual stock dividends. Reading directors re elected FE T Stotesbury as president and named George Ziegler vice president Jay V Hare secretary and H E Paisley treasurer. They set aside funds for a 1 percent quarterly dividend on the first and second preferred stocks for the year ending June 30 1917 from earnings of the fiscal year ending June 30 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
FE. T. Stotesbury
George Ziegler
Jay V. Hare
H. E. Paisley
Crews List and Standings From Harrisburg and Enola
The document details standing orders and roster updates for multiple rail crews in Harrisburg and Enola, listing engineers firemen brakemen and flagmen across divisions and zones. It records names such as Baer Geesey Streeper Brubaker Schwarz Martin Wolfe Lay man Kautz Grass Dolby Newcomer Yeater and Miremen Shim Everhart Davish Finkenbinder Peters Arney among others with shift times and crew numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Coie
Iol
Baer
Geesey
Streeper
Brubaker
Schwarz
Martin
Wolfe
Layman
Kautz
Grass
Dolby
Newcomer
Yeater
Howard
Keane
Bissinger
Gray
Tennant
Shim Everhart
Davish
Finkenbinder
Peters
Arney
Slider
Newman
Killian
Herman
Miler
Miller
Umholtz
Helm
Brown
Ue Beale
Purnell
Border
Wilt
Hoover
Knupp
Mumma
Boyd
Hummer
Kauffma Harris
Clouser
Will Steele
Bennett
Grove
Baker
Bowers
Ulsh
Briggles
Burris
Steele
O'Brien
Kohr
Reeder
Burger
Fleck
Henry
Myers
Bolden
Sebelist
Palmer
Eichel
Kistler
Bickert
Putt
Wright
Plack
Swailea Heck
Doyle, Jr
Musser
Edwards
Biewer
Loser
Snyder
Loy
Leiby
Railroad Yard Crew Shift Rosters and Assignments
Listing of Middle Division and Reading Harrisburg Division shift starts after 1:30 pm and 2 pm with crew numbers, yard and train crews, and personnel rising to positions. Includes engineers firemen conductors flagmen brakemen and up lists with names such as Hill Anthony Nue nger Rider Boyer Woland Martin Bono witz Wireman Brough Merkle Massimore Morrison Brickley McMullan Kef fer Stormfeltz Brougher Whitcomb Newark Warfel Sweeley Stoner Grim Martin Bowers Alvord Miller Sowers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Anthony
Nuenger
Rider
Boyer
C. H. Hall
Kline
Linn
Handiboe
L. C. Hall
Hinkle
Sellers
Eichelberger
Geiling
Reading Harrisburg
Woland
Martin
Bonowitz
Wireman
Brough
Merkle
Massimore
Morrison
Brickley
McMullan
Keffer
Stormfeltz
Brougher
Whitcomb
Newark
Warfel
Sweeley
Stoner
Grim
Bowers
Alvord
Miller
Sowers
Square Tobacco Ad Promotes American Navy Chew
An advertisement extols American Navy plug tobacco as superior to scraps, claiming whole leaf chew preserves flavor and freshness. It promises digestion aid and lasting satisfaction, highlighting large cuts sold for 6 and 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Navy
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the Globe
United States Review
Nmber
the Telegraph Printing Co. Printing—Binding—Designing—Photo Engraving
Harrisburg, PA
State Roosters
News OF Steelton
Department of Agriculture
Pittsburgh District Iron and Steel Works
Public Service Commission
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Charles E. Tucker Company
York
Water Supply Commission
State Water Supply Commission
Menallen Township
Adams County
Phoenix Water Power Company
Schuylkill
Morris Township
Huntingdon County
Lycoming County
St. Thomas
Montgomery
Franklin County
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Jenkintown
Fort Washington
Colemanville Water and Power Company
Lancaster County
BE. K. Saylor
Masonic Temple
Tillie Garberich
Muench Street
Central Iron and Steel Company
C. L. Bailey, Jr
J. M. Cameron
J. W. W. Reynders
W. M. Hargest
Powell
Mothers’ Pension Boards
J. L. Kun
Brumbaugh
Jacob Miller
H. E
Filler
Westmoreland
Denny
E. E. Jones
Public Service
Ainey
E. R. W. Searle
J. D. Miller
W. J. Maxey
Susquehanna County
H. A. Denny
Montrose
Susquehanna
R. R. Little
Conewago
Mt. Gretna
Douglass Association
Steelton High School
J. Robin Bennett
West Side
Child
Charles
Robert Davis
Ridge Street
Midland Cemetery
Steelton Council
Independent Order of Americans
Harry J. Bretz
Co. D
Ninth Regiment
Bretz
Palmyra
E. Morrison
Pa. , To Picnic.—Baldwin Commandery, No. 108, Knights of Malta
State Commandery
V. A. Attick
South Second Street
Peter Leone
Gorse-Kocevar
Frank R. Gorse
Mary A. Koceyar
Penbrook
Jeremiah Foreman
J. N. Foreman
New Bethlehem
Armstrong County
Mexico
Iron Age
Bessemer
Russia
Middletown
St. James
Schuylkill Valley
Charles T. Jones
No. 1 Roundhouse
Railroad Brotherhood Organization
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Baltimore
Middle
Wilnamwright Anderson
Frances Anderson
Ben Avon
Pittsburgh
Connecticut
Anderson
Wesleyan University
May Wormley
Central High School
Bonnet
Louise Mclivor
Sixth Street
Railroad News
ENOLA
eDtassini
Libhart
Hooper
Smedley
Steinauer
Shirk
Hasson
Sturgeon
Murratt
Seabolt
Ford
the Jiffy Starter Co
Detroit
Mich
Mack’s
Harris Building & Loan Ass
E. R. Eckenroi
Penn Mutual Life Ins. Co
Philadelphia, PA
Kunkel
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