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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1917

Page

5

Automobile bits and notices in Harrisburg ads

Classified page itemizing Indian Motorcycle parts rebuilt relics for sale with prices and repair shops, plus requests for second hand cycles and tires. Also includes legal notices on bonds, bridge bids, estate administration, street grading, Midland Realty stockholders meeting, auditors, and public buildings contracts in Dauphin County during 1917.

Midland Realty Company Bergner Building Third and Market Streets Harrisburg R. G. Cox

Notice of Administration in the Estate of Martin J. O'Toole

Letters of Administration granted by the Register of Wills to Mark T. Milner of Harrisburg Dauphin County Pennsylvania for the estate of Martin J. O'Toole deceased. Creditors should file debts and claimants must present demands without delay. June 23 1917.

Harrisburg Swatara Creek Loysville Annie County Hershey County Commissioners’ Office Lyonsville Bridge Dauphin County Henry W. Gough Jacob Endrich Broad Street Market Same, Cooper & CO Martin J. O'Toole

Notice of Administration for Catherine Lubold

Letters of Administration issued for the estate of Catherine Lubold late of Elizabethville Dauphin County Pennsylvania granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims notify James G Hatz attorney Harrisburg Pennsylvania.

Catherine Lubold Elizabethville Dauphin Pennsylvania

Booster Week on Allison Hill at Olivet Presbyterian

Olivet Presbyterian Church observes Booster Week with daily programs led by Gilbert L. Culmerry and church groups. Events include an honor roll unveiling, picnics at Hershey Park, a travelog, pins and needles night, Camp U oh me, and a 100 percent attendance goal ending with a Sunday baptism and patriotic service. New pastor Rev. Alfred L. Taxis founded the week to boost attendance and interchurch interest.

Olivet Presbyterian Church Gilbert L. Culmerry Hershey Park J. Wilbert Storey U-oh-me Boy Scouts Fire Olivet Alfred L. Taxis Hill Presbyterians

Church Music Sets Participate in Reforming Salem and Area

A длин list of church choirs presents morning and evening preludes anthems and solos at Salem church Pine Street Presbyterian Second Reformed Augsburg Lutheran and Steelton area churches. A Bethlehem Steel Company employee Samuel Jones suffered severe burns at the Pigot plant after tripping with a bucket of hot pitch.

Steelton Samuel Jones South Second Street Bethlehem Steel Company

Old Fashioned Praise Service At Market Square Church

The Market Square Presbyterian Church announces the annual June Praise Service under Mrs. Wilbur F Harris with Rev Dr George Edward Hawes addressing Familiar Hymns and Their Histories The program includes performances of Bach Handel Wagner Verdi and a cradle song and the choir and organist Mrs John R Henry feature throughout The day’s schedule also highlights a Communion service planned for July 1 and a Fourth of July prayer meeting inviting all Harrisburg citizens to participate.

Market Square Presbyterian Church Wilbur F. Harris George Edward Hawes Father Batiste Herod the Great Judah Reformed Salem Zion Lutheran Grace M. FE. Andes Martin G. Bradbaugh Harrisburg America Market Square United States Hawes Market Square Church

Snyder Storage Bill Vetoed by Governor Brumbaugh

Governor Brumbaugh vetoed the Snyder Senate cold storage regulation bill saying current laws suffice and changes could harm the public. He cites storage extension risks and food classification confusion while opposing removal of quarterly reports. He also vetoed multiple Senate bills on borough code, clerks’ fees, corporate act changes, and salary raises across state departments.

Brumbaugh Snyder Senate Senate State Highway Department Assembly Department of Public Instruction State College Pittsburgh

Market Prices Improve Generally

Stock market notes show an eight-point drop in Saxon Motors to 15 with partial recovery amid broad gains on expectations of price regulation and war tax moves. Liberty bonds supported activity. U S Steel, copper and oil shares led advances, with total volume around 350 000 shares and irregular bond trading.

Saxon Motors New York Wall Street Stock Exchange U. S Ohio Liberty

Maxwell Owners Contest Opens One Gallon Challenge

The second week of the great one gallon owners contest starts today for Maxwell owners. Thousands of Maxwell cars with a red gasoline tank race to win 50000 in Liberty bonds. The contest runs June 16 to June 30 with entry by owning a Maxwell and registering at a local dealer. Miller Auto Company of Harrisburg handles local details.

Maxwell Detroit The Miller Auto Company Harrisburg

Governor Approves Reserve Militia as Provisional Guard

Governor signs acts to create Reserve Militia of Pennsylvania as provisional guard when National Guard enters service next month. Three infantry regiments and one cavalry squadron to be housed in state armories. Other measures authorize Philadelphia to sue for primaries expenses, curb spite fences, and update street openings and historical commission duties. An appropriation of 7,262.67 dollars funds increased state police equipment.

Reserve Militia Pennsylvania National Guard Senate Philadelphia Doylestown State Historical Commission

Returns With His Family After 21 Years Absence

George Martin, long absent in the West, returned to visit his brother Joseph Martin at 2344 Ellerslie Street, bringing his wife and son Wells. A family reunion Thursday gathered ten Martin households plus relatives from the South and nearby families for the gathering.

George Martin West Joseph Martin Ellerslie Street Wells Martin Christ Garman Jacob Martin J. E. Martin Ed. Goedhnour Florence Harvey Martin Ed. Vincent Robert Smith Joseph Letitia Irvin Martin Oscar Uhbler John Emma Martin

Flag Raising At S and S Company Plant Demonstration

A large flag raising at Roll ing Mill No 1 of Central Iron and Steel Company occurred at 3 30 PM with hundreds watching as a 30 by 18 foot flag lifted on a tall pole. The crowd cheered while The Star Spangled Banner played and 150 small banners were released. Mayor Miller and Rev Robert Seana spoke. G A R Post No 58 members participated and veterans were brought by automobile to the works.

Rolling Mill No. 1 Central Iron and Steel Company Miller Robert Seana Grace Methodist Church G. A. R. Post

Central High School Class of 1917 Dances in Park

The Class of 1917 held a commencement dance at Summerdale Park with Sara Lerner orchestra. Green and gold decor and daisies highlighted the event. souvenir programs carried the motto Esse Quam Videre. The committee included Clement J. Kelley and Harold Eckert chaired by the class. A long list of attendees and honoring guests filled the program.

Central High School Summerdale Park Sara Lerner Tey Harrisburg Central High Clement J. Kelley Charles F Mutzabaugh Ruth Richards Hollis Wible Mildred Goetz Lydia Wiegle Kathryn Aldinger Martha Cresswell Gertrude Rimer Irene Johnson Helen Kelsey Mary Elizabeth Dietrich Mae Griffith Laura Britton Sue Hepford Helen Smith Miriam Blair Rebecca Stewart Dorothy Taylor Ruth Clay Helen Yocum Rachael Lightner Cora Grove Mary Ammon Eva Obrasky Justin Krasky Sara Malony Elizabeth Burd Helen Fishman Marietta Branyan Pearl Kratzer Katharine Marsh Katharine Powers Lyle Fisher Pauline Schmidt Katharine Eveler Betty Frantz Katharine Hoppes Mildred Deshong Evelyn Speakman Edna Mutzabaugh Nora Bennett Virginia Egenrode Miriam Wible Gertrude Weston Hazel Seibert Katharine Kelley Rosie John Conner C. J. Melville George Bacon Edwin F. Weaver George Stark Kenneth Stark William Sheridan Eli_Allen Cy Heckert Karl Peters William Dockey Leslie Minnich Earnest Diffenbach Emlin Hall Imogene Burkholder Herman Meyers Moe Cooper Mr. Fitzpatrick Mr. Stecher J. Roberts Mr. Baum Mr. Daugherty Edward

Local Names List Comprising Chambersburg Residents

A long roster of individuals including Wahu Comey Crow Lawrence Robert Crist Id Eck ert William Mower Jerome Kelley Jack Kelley Ike Rock Russell Seidel and many others from Chambersburg and surrounding areas appears in the OCR text. The fragment lists numerous local residents and associated initials and nicknames.

Wahu Comey Crow Lawrence Robert Crist Id Eckert William Mower Jerome Kelley Jack” Kelley Ike” Rock Russell Seidel Fin H. T. McFadden Nieman Iliam Clouser C. McGuckin Paul Kerby Alphonsius Cashman Fred Lyter Joseph Basder Arthur Zweffel Daniel Burkholder Bernard Wert Ben Crown Illiam Daniel Marlin Geiger Harold Martz John Teer William Foster Lloyd Marcus Noble Frank Russell Larry Lewis Kraybill James Stewart Cohen Robert Michael William’ Hamer Elmer Slentz Ray Snow William Hoffman Barney Grogs Earl Geistwhite EB. C. Carris W. F. Tripp GC. W. Wolfe L. A. Och George Banks Rees Lloyd Charles Harris Harry Blecker Walter Boyles Jack Kelley George McCurdy

Miss Rexroth Hosts Mrs Richards Shower

Miss Ruth M. Rexroth entertained in honor of Mrs. Paul M. Richards at 425 Peffer Street. Guests enjoyed a shower of household articles with pink table decor and rose accents, followed by cards and supper. Attending were Charlotte Eberly Mary Roth Alice Par thenmore Mary Stark Miriam Britsch Irene Scholl Margaret Welsh Ruth Willoug hby Vera Lengenocker Mrs Marian A Seely Mia. Harry Leach Mrs Charles Simmons Mrs Charles C Stroh and Hazel Rexroth.

Paul M. Richards Margaret Caveny Ruth M. Rexroth Peffer Street Mrs. Richards Charlotte Eberly Mary Roth Alice Parthemore Mary Stark Miriam Britsch Irene Scholl Margaret Welsh Ruth Willoughby Vera Longenecker Marian A. Seely Mia Harry Leach Charles Simmons Charles C. Stroh Hazel Rexroth

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