Willett Auto License Revoked After Guilty Plea
State Highway Commissioner Cunningham revoked Oliver O. Willett's automobile license of 137 M Street Johnstown Pa after he pleaded guilty to operating while intoxicated before Mayor Cauffiel. A public hearing was scheduled for June 23. Willett failed to appear and the license was revoked with plates and card to be surrendered.
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Cunningham
Oliver O. Willett
M Street
Johnstown
Willett
Cauffiel
Highway Department
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
Mercury ointments for catarrh can ruin smell and disturb the system via mucous surfaces. Only use on prescription from reputable doctors. Hall's Catarrh Cure, made in Toledo by F. J. Cheney Co, contains no mercury and acts on blood and mucous membranes. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Fay Cheney & Co
State Highway 10 to be oiled quickly for dust and road care
Chief Engineer Uhler ordered rapid oiling of State Highway 10 to reduce dust and preserve the road. He urged Sunday work and holidays clear roads, with apparatus removed by week end. Second Deputy Highway Commissioner Biles reinforced maintenance orders and political neutrality. Disclosures at Gettysburg hearing show Hampton residents faced a nuisance liquor issue as hotel owner S W Bushman was arrested for selling to a known alcoholic.
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Uhler
Cunningham
State Highway Department
Gettysburg
Fund to Buy Railway in Abbottstown
Gettysburg June 24 Many subscriptions were added to the fund for purchasing the East Berlin railway in Abbottstown. A citizens meeting Monday evening raised a large sum. Mr Leas, the owner, desires a $7,000 town raise, with $3,000 more to be provided by him.
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Gettysburg
Abbottstown
East Berlin
Leas
Deaths and Funerals in Harrisburg Area
Mrs Barbara C Lindley aged 42 wife of William Lindley died last night at 1930 Green street. She is survived by her husband one daughter six sisters and five brothers. Funeral Monday at 2 pm conducted by Rev J Readlaw Markward of Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Burial Harrisburg Cemetery. James Kelley aged 65 died at Harrisburg Hospital last night from heart trouble. Survived by two sons and one daughter the latter of Haddon Heights NJ. No funeral arrangements. Mrs Rosie A Teats aged 49 wife of Theodore W Teats died at Newport last evening. Body to city under George H Sourbier undertaker. Funeral at St Patrick Cathedral 8 30 am Saturday. Burial Mount Calvary Cemetery.
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4Barbara C. Lindley
William
James Kelley
Harrisburg
Kelley
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Haddon Heights
N. J
Rosie A. Teats
Theodore W. Teats
Newport
George H. Sourbier
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Yale Grads Cavert on Class Day Parade Costs Costume Fun
Yale University graduates staged a lively class day parade at the Yale Harvard base ball game despite war era restraint. The 1912 Alpine joggery Swiss Army group led the line with signs proclaiming Swiss Navy Never Takes Water as others followed in creative attire and humorous displays.
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Yale University
Wedding at Fairfield seals union of Sanders and Pecher
Gettysburg June 24. In St Marys Church Fairfield two popular locals Miss Helen Sanders daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Sanders Hamiltonian township and Harry Pecher of Liberty township were married Tuesday morning at 8 30 oclock in the presence of many friends. The ceremony was performed by Rev Father Sullivan.
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Gettysburg
Fairfield
Helen Sanders
Howard Sanders
Hamiltonian
Harry Pecher
Liberty Township
St. Mary's Church
Father Sullivan
Harrisburg Academy of Medicine Meeting Schedule
Physicians will hold a certified milk lunch and a symposium on Meatastic Infections led by Dr. George R. Miffitt, Dr. Jesse Lenker, and Dr. Carson Coover. Dr. Carl Whipple will open the discussion at tomorrow evening's event.
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Harrisburg Academy of Medicine
George R. Miffitt
Jesse Lenker
Carson Coover
Carl Whipple
Us Married and On the Firing Line headline tease
A banner proclaims God gave us life Yale an education but who's responsible for Bryan The Uniformed Bank Knights of Pythias postpone their ice cream festival planned for tonight at Seventeenth and Chestnut streets until June 30 due to unspecified reasons.
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Yale
Bryan
Uniformed Bank
Knights of Pythias
Seventeenth and
Chestnut Streets
Don’t Use Soap On Your Hair For Better Results
A historic consumer note advises against soap or strong alkali in hair washing. It recommends mulsified coconut oil as a pure, greaseless cleaner that produces abundant lather with water, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft, lustrous, and easy to manage. The oil is inexpensive and available at pharmacies, lasting for months for the whole family.
Train Schedules Updated to May 24 1914 for Nearby Towns
Trains leave daily for Winchester Martinsburg Hagerstown Chambersburg Carlisle Mechanicsburg and Dillsburg with morning and afternoon departures. Additional services listed for Carlisle Mechanicsburg and Dillsburg including 9 44 am and 2 18 pm times. Some lines note Sundays excluded and the schedule repeats daily.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Nile
Mechanicsburg
Carlisle
Dillsburg
TONGR
Wo Mips
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