Steelton Civic Club to stage big street fair tomorrow
Final arrangements are set for the Steelton Civic Club street fair on Second Street from Pine to Adams. Booths, tables and a luncheon at 1 pm will aid a bustling event with a wide selection of foods and gifts. The day features a refreshment table led by Mrs. Nell and a full roster of workers and bands.
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Steelton Civic Club
Second Street
Pine
Adams
Bagdad
W. H. Nell
C. S. Davis
W. F. Darby
Claude Brinzer
Eugene Seal
Charles Alden
W. J. Middleton
James Kline
James Bell
Cartioad
L. E. Johnson
Ella M. Madden
Robert M. Rutherford
John Bethel
Thomas Earl
Mark Mumma
Charles P. Feidt
George R. Delamater
Steelton Band
Charles Martin
Martin
Philadelphia
Mr. Martin
Steelton
Steel plant outlines half million dollar expansion plan
General Manager Quincy Bent announced a large upgrade program for the Steelton plant including a rebuilt E furnace with a skip hoist, two new gas blowing engines likely from Bethlehem, a new ore bridge, and 290 foot ore yard extension. The work follows a contract for a new blast furnace and aims to boost capacity and production for 7,000 Steelton employees.
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Nethlehem Steel Company
Quincy Bent
Steelton
Bent
Schwab
Witness identifies Hipple's Slayer in city shooting
Testimony places Wilson and White as Hipple's alleged attackers. Arms and Dixon describe Hipple firing on them near the subway and officers pursuing fugitives. Bathtub details mention Clay burn Shultz and H M Bathurst in an automobile nearby. White, when arrested, offered a statement.
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Arms
Hipple
Wilson
White
Clayburn D. Shultz
H. M. Bathurst
Road Charter in Crosshairs Over Lancaster Toll Row
State Capitol watchers follow a Public Service Commission and attorney general probe into the Manor Turnpike Road charter in Lancaster County. The case challenges road maintenance and tolls, risking a historic legislative charter if the suit proceeds.
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Attorney General
Manor Turnpike Road Company
Lancaster County
Lancaster Automobile Club
Public Service Commission
Commonwealth Act
W. M. Hargest
Police Officer Hipple Murdered in Ward Row
A police ambu lance carried Patrolman Hipple to Harrisburg Hospital after a shooting in the ward. He died from a heart wound as witnesses named Wilson and White as suspects. Witnesses Martin Arms Hairston and others are expected to testify at the inquest. Funeral plans include a public viewing and a mass police honor guard.
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Harrisburg
Tom Mayberry
John Gray
Clarence Hairston
Wilson
Steelton
White
Market Square Presbyterian Church
George Edward Hawes
Vine and
Paxton Streets
Loyal Order of Moose
Railway freight rush aids mobilization efforts nationwide
Government freight is moved rapidly by the Pennsylvania Railroad and Philadelphia and Reading Railway to supply mobilization camps. Trains averaging four to five daily from the west to New York, 70 cars of horses set a new record. Benjamin F. Zercher, 65, of Harrisburg, retires on pension after 42 years with the railroad.
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Marysville
Rutherford
United States
Reading
New York
Theennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
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Wallace Street
Zercher
Columbia
Eckmans Alterative Promoted For Tuberculosis Defense
In early tuberculosis, recovery hinges on restoring body functions through proper diet, rest, and fresh air. The Lime-based Eckmans Alterative claims easy assimilation, no poison, and potential benefit, advertised by Eckmans Laboratory Philadelphia.
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