Lykens Valley Camp Meeting at Elizabethville Schedule
Lykens Valley United Brethren camp holds July 27 to August 26 at Elizabethville under supervision of Rev. D. D. Lowery and Rev. S. L. Rhoads. Program covers sermons, communion, German services, educational and missionary days with leaders including Rev. O. G. Romig, Rev. J. F. Brown, Bishop W. M. Weekley, and Rev. G. D. Gossard, plus officers I. T. Buffington and J. K. Bettsfield.
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Tower City
E. E. Bender
Williamstown
H. 8. Kiefer
Lykens
E. A. G. Bosler
Harrisburg
S. L. Rhoads
R. S. Arndt
H. M. Mentzer
J. C. Pease
D. D. Lowery
D. D
O. G. Romig
I. H. Albright
J. F. Brown
P. M. Holdeman
H. M. Miller
G. D. Gossard
M. H. Wert
J. E. Keener
C. A. Mutch
M. H. Jones
B. F. Goodman
Camp Association
I. T. Buffington
J. K. Bettsfield
A. M. Romberger
Mrs. Harvey King Dies at Home in Franklin Township
Mrs. Harvey King a Franklin township farmer died after a long heart illness at her Clear Springs home. She leaves husband two sons Roy and Clarence two sisters and one brother. Funeral held tomorrow at Beavertown United Brethren Church in Dillsburg with burial in Dillsburg Cemetery.
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Dillsburg
Harvey King
Franklin Township
Clear Springs
C. E. Heffleger
Beavertown
Banks Declare Dividends in Waynesboro Pa
Three Waynesboro banks Citizens National Bank Bank of Waynesboro and People's National Bank declared dividends totaling 14500 dollars on Wednesday. They also paid interest to savings depositors.
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Waynesboro
Citizens’ National Bank
Bank of
Woltz Brubaker Wedding in Mercersburg Pa
Harold P Woltz son of J W Woltz of Waynesboro and Thelma M Brubaker of Mercersburg were married yesterday morning in Mercersburg by the Rev J G Rose D D. The couple plans residence in this area.
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Waynesboro
Harold P. Woltz
J. W. Woltz
Thelma
M. Brubaker
Mercersburg
J. G. Rose
Recent Deaths in Central Pennsylvania
Central Pennsylvania notices list Benjamin D. Eichholtz of Conestoga Terrace who died at 56 from disease complications after 25 years in the U S mail service and was a painter, survived by a widow and many children and a sister. in Marietta Mrs. Sarah Spangler, 75, of Redville, died, survived by ten children, 24 grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Enola Pa June 24 G T Hepard, general secretary of the Enola P A R Y M C A, ill with tonsillitis and confined at home.
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Conestoga Terrace
Benjamin D. Eichholtz
United States Mail Service
Marietta
Sarah Spangler
Redville
Enola
G. T. Hepard
The
Hummelstown Prepares Large Fourth of July Display
Hummelstown plans a major Fourth of July celebration with civic parade participation arranged by Lieutenant Edgar C. Hummel. Local organizations, bands, and business leaders are contributing floats and support, with a parade route set through Main Street and related streets. In Mechanicsburg a music festival at First United Brethren Church features the cantata The Call of Summer with soloists Mrs. Clair Harnish and Harry E. Beitzel, showcasing festive seasonal numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown
Modern Woodmen
Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Derry Council
Jr. Order
United American Mechanics
Golden Link Council
Daughters of Liberty
Chemical Fire Co
Busy Bee Club
I. T
M. L. Nissley
William W. Fox
Henry F. Holler
Omar L. Hummel
Samuel B. Zerfoss
William H. Earnest
Center Square
Main Street
Duke
Second
Railroad
High
Prospect
Main
Cameron Avenue
Hanover
Athletic Park
Mechanicsburg
First United Brethren Church
Gavotte
Sisters and Nurses in Hospital Shot by Germans
Paris dispatch reports the French war office noting heavy bombardment north of Arras. The Holy Sacrament hospital suffered damage and several sisters and nurses were killed amid ongoing cannons.
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Associated Press
Paris
French War Office
Arras
Souches
Thaw to be called state witness in sanity hearing
New York June 24 Harry KThaw will be called by state counsel to testify against himself in a hearing to decide his sanity. The aim is to widen cross examination and present Thaw’s account of the Stanford White killing before the jury. Thaw’s brief direct testimony covered his escape from Matteawan and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Khaw
Frank K. Cook
Stanford White
Thaw
Matteawan
Cook
Gustave C. Roeder
William J. Shurtleff
Coaticook
Quebec
Canada
Hillis Tabernacle construction planned on Brick Church Road
Work has begun on the Hillis Tabernacle near Mann's Woods with July 3 set to erect the building and a September 1 kickoff for the campaign. A Sunday school social at Enola and Columbia roads raises funds for church pews, plus Miss Milly Garman from Harrisburg will sing at St Matthew's Reformed Church preparatory services. New Cumberland team heads to Middletown for a game by steamboat, while Mrs Parker Butteroff hosts the 500 club. Enola hosts a reception for Rev F Grant Sleep, and Columbia Hospital Auxiliary stages a block party with a flag raising and a Metropolitan Band concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enola
Hillis Tabernacle
Mann's Woods
St. Matthew’s Reformed Sunday School
Enola and
Columbia Roads
Miss Garman
St. Matthew’s Reformed Church
Milly Garman
Harrisburg
Laura
Columbia
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Columbia Hospital
Locust Street
Hugh M. North
Metropolitan Band
T. Johnson Krodel
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Lykens Valley
Elizabethville
United Brethren
Upper End Town
Ecrumesh
Pennsylvania
Hepford III
Reguwide
New Post
Marshal Hummel
General Obregon
Anza Agency
Obregon
Encarnacion Aguas Calientes
Carranza
West Shore News
Middletown
New Cumberland
Parker Butteroff
Third and
Eutaw Streets
Methodist Episcopal Church of
F. Grant
Penrose
Patriotic Organizations of
Gettysburg
Berlin
Gl Belanger
Locust ST
Orpheum
Spen
United Ice & Coal Co
Forster and Cowden
Boas
Steelton, Pa
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