Harrisburg Conservatory Holds Nineteenth Graduation
The Harrisburg Conservatory of Music will hold its nineteenth annual commencement at Technical High School auditorium tomorrow at 7 45 PM. Mrs Roy G Cox soprano assists. Rev Henry Hanson of Messiah Lutheran Church delivers the address.
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Harrisburg Conservatory of Music
Technical High School
Roy G. Cox
Henry Hanson
Messiah Lutheran Church
Ruth Conkling
Pauer
Fannie Sylvia Williams
Beethoven
Alice Marie Decevee
St. Saens
Michael Hecker
Lovely Celia
Monro
Carey
Liszt
Lulu May Allen
Harry Edward Trawitz
Aunt Lizzie Rutherford to Celebrate 82nd Birthday
Miss Elizabeth M. Rutherford of Ellerslie known as Aunt Lizzie will mark her eighty second birthday informally tomorrow. A prior formal celebration had been held with thirty guests in the YWCA building as a memorial. Her garden work and a chapter on flower culture featured in a book by the Ladies Aid Society of Paxton Presbyterian Church.
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Elizabeth M. Rutherford
Ellerslie
Lizzie
Miss Rutherford
Ladies’ Aid Society
Paxton Presbyterian Church
Dr Shope Chief Marshal of Big Alumni Parade
Dr Samuel Z Shope of 610 North Third Street has returned home from Shippensburg where he attended the commencement festivities of the State normal school He graduated with the class of 1889 and served as vice president while Dr Lehman is president He was chief marshal of the alumni parade as 800 graduates marched around the campus and sang around the flagpole Daniel D Buster of 2140 Penn Street and Samuel T McClure of Media former Williamson Trade School graduates have joined Packard Motor Car Company in Detroit Michigan Daniel Eyster is a grandson of Daniel Crawbaugh the noted inventor
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Samuel Z. Shope
North Third Street
Shippensburg
State Normal School
Shope
Lehman
Alumni Association
Daniel D. Buster
Penn Street
Samuel T. McClure
Media
Williamson
Packard Motor Car Company
Detroit
Mich
Daniel Eyster
Daniel Crawbaugh
Sunbury Lawn Party Hosts Guests of honor
Mrs. Sarah Williams and Mrs. Tillie Shriner were guests of honor at a lawn party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Potteiger in Sunbury. Decorations featured Japanese lanterns and roses, with music by Miss Kathryn Spangler and Mrs. George Williams before refreshments. Numerous attendees listed, plus others visiting from nearby towns. Fort Washington Park Tonight Old and New Dances.
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Sarah Williams
Tillie Shriner
Sunbury
Potteiger
North Sixth Street
Kathryn Spangler
George Williams
Carrie R. Pyne
Anna Carter
Mabel Potteiger
Burnice Mills
Edna Mills
Bessie McDonald
Rosella Beil
Grace Lehmer
Gertrude Bei
Old Paxton church wedding full of June romance
One of the prettiest June weddings will unfold at 7 o'clock this evening in Paxton Church Paxtang as Miss Elizabeth Lewis Holmes and Arthur Parke Rutherford unite in marriage. The Rev Harry B King will officiate with a stringed orchestra providing wedding music and Miss Ralph Irving Deihl will play a recital and processional. The ceremony features a bridal party in pink and green decor with orange blossoms and lilies of the valley. Following the ceremony the couple will tour then spend the summer in Paxtang with a reception at the bride's home. The bride is a Central High and West Chester Normal graduate teaching at Melrose school. The groom is a Lehigh alumnus with Bell Telephone plant department. Out of town guests include several Holmes Paxson Bilson Paxson Rose and Saylor attendees from multiple states.
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Paxton Church
Paxtang
Elizabeth Lewis Holmes
Harry Leonard Holmes
Arthur Parke Rutherford
John Quincy Adams Rutherford
Rutherford
Harry B. King
Ralph Irving
Deih
Mary
Holmes
Elizabeth Carnahan Paxson
Hallie Bilson
Parkesburg
James Arthur Rose
Lehighton
Matthew R. Rutherford
Raymond M. Holmes
Bell Telephone Company
8. B. Holmes
Charles B. Collier
Lansdowne
George W. Paxson
Elizabeth
Dorothy Paxson
Charles H. Henszey
William
Mrs Cordry Hosts Afternoon Musicale in Paxtang
Mrs. Cordry entertained guests at her Paxtang home with an informal musicale yesterday afternoon. Vocal solos were performed by Mrs. Burchall, Mrs. William Zeigler of York, and Mrs. Cordry, with Mrs. Squires reciting in her distinctive style and Mrs. Ralph I. Deihl at the piano. Refreshments were served to a line of attendees including Mrs. Donald I. Rutherford, Miss Hill of Williamsport, Miss Keziah Rutherford, Miss June Rutherford, Mrs. Burchall, and others from York Baltimore Cleveland and nearby areas.
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William H. Cordry
Paxtang
Burchall
William Zeigler
York
Cordry
Squires
Ralph I. Deihl
Donald I. Rutherford
Hill
Williamsport
Keziah Rutherford
June Rutherford
Entertainment and Fete at Cathedral Hall by Parish Ladies
A festival and entertainment is set for this evening and tomorrow night at Cathedral Hall organized by the parish's young ladies. The program starts at 8.15 with music recitations and a display of old-time and fancy dances. Doors open at 7 with cake candies and lemonade for sale.
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Cathedral Hall
Miss Heisey Hosts Philathean Bible Class
Viola Heisey entertained the Philathean Bible class of Sixth A. B. church at her home at 1734 Fulton Street. After a business session, music and games were enjoyed and refreshments served to Mabert Markle, Grace Anderson, Ruth Garrett, Clara Shirk, Pearl Steckley, Edith Patterson, Ruth Richards, Phoebe Richards, Francis Gill, Effie Malicher, Grace Richwine, Emma Sheesley, Viola Heisey, Margaret Richards, Kathryn Hoke, and Mr. and Mrs. Thrush.
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Viola Heisey
Fulton Street
Mabert Markle
Grace Anderson
Ruth Garrett
Clara Shirk
Pearl Steckley
Edith Patterson
Ruth Richards
Phoebe Richards
Francis Gill
Effie Malicher
Grace Richwine
Emma Sheesley
Margaret Richards
Kathryn Hoke
Mrs. Thrush
Middy Club Meeting With Miss Esther Gruber
Miss Esther Gruber hosted a Middy Club gathering at 1230 Walnut street with music contests and dancing. Attendees included Misses Mary Bell Marea Costello Mary Taylor Virginia Costello Florence Evitts Della Costello Elsie Gruber and Mr. and Mrs Gruber. Visitors were Thomas W. Gilchrist and several locals taking summer trips to Millerstown Bellevue Ohio and Manitou Beach New York.
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Esther Gruber
Walnut Street
Mary Bell
Marea’ Costello
Mary Taylor
Virginia Costello
Florence Evitts
Della Costello
Elsie Gruber
Gruber
Thomas W. Gilchrist
Sylvan Terrace
Renovo
Henry R. Patterson
Kenneth Patterson
Thirteenth Street
Millerstown
J. G. Smith
Penn Street
Rudolph, Io
Elizabeth ©. Muench
State Street
Stuntz
Bellevue
Ohio
Manitou Beach
N. Y
Odenbach Hotel
Rodenhaver Hosts Guests From Middletown Ohio
Mr and Mrs J W Rodenhaver of 217 Market street entertained last evening for their visitors Mr and Mrs F W Sellers of Middletown Ohio who left for home today Music accompanied the gathering and a supper was served Others present included Mrs George Hess Miss Helen Sellers and numerous local residents from Dunccan Dauphin Steelton and this city
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J. W. Rodenhaver
Market Street
F. W. Sellers
Middletown
Ohio
George Hess
Helen Sellers
Duncannon
C. W. Sellers
Bertha Sellers
Dauphin
Harry Devore
Edward Sellers
Steelton
Joseph Ibach
Lester Holtzman
John Bless
Harry May
Daniel Skein
Rachel Skein
Fannie _ Sellers
Rachel May
Jonas Sellers
Jonas Bless
William R. D. Hall Hosts Dinner at Engineers' Club
Officials of the State Highway Department and Harrisburg newspaper correspondents joined William R. D. Hall, statistician for the department, for a formal dinner at the Engineers' Club. Attendees included Commissioner R. J. Cunningham and other top officials.
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William R. D. Hall
Engineers’ Club
State Highway Department
Harrisburg
Hall
Philadelphia Press
R. J. Cunningham
J. W. Hunter
G. H
Sherk Charged With Larceny After Purse Theft
Sherk appeared before Mayor John K. Royal this afternoon on a larceny charge. Sergeant Eisenberg and Roundsman McCann arrested him last night. He was found with several bills and small change allegedly stolen from an uptown woman’s purse.
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Sherk
John K. Royal
Eisenberg
McCann
Retreat Follows Lemberg's Fall
President Wilson arrived in New York from Washington to spend the day with Col. E. M. House in Roselyn, discussing peace prospects with German British and French officials and plans to continue by special car to Cornish New Hampshire for a stay until July 6.
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Associated Press
New York
Wilson
Washington
Roselyn
L. A
E. M. House
Col. House
Europe
Germany
Great Britain
France
United States
Federal Express
Cornish
Ner Ae
Submarine Sinks Seven Drifters Off Scottish Coast
London June 24 noon Seven fishing drifters were sunk by a German submarine off the Scottish coast. Crews were saved.
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Scotland
Associated Press
London
Dernberg Satisfied With His Work in U S
An interview with Dr. Bernhard Dernberg, former German colonial secretary, published by the Tribune on June 11, asserts his mission in the United States was successful. He says the American public now understands Germany’s war aims, and he hopes to present core facts of the war. He plans to decide his future after returning, aiming to join his 17-year-old son at the front if possible.
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Associated Press
New York
Bernhard Dernberg
The
Tribune Today
Dernberg
Berlin
the Tribune
United States
Germany
London
Tages Zeitung
Seventeen Juvenile Court Candidates Listed for June
Sixteen boys and one small girl are listed for June juvenile court sessions tomorrow morning. Judge McCarrell will hear cases in chambers while District Attorney Stroup arraigns about seventy five to eighty adult probationers before President Judge Kunkel. A fourteen year old faces a serious charge and a small woman must answer to assault and battery after throwing a stone that knocked a boy's hat off during a neighborhood dispute. Realty transfers include Philadelphia and Reading Railway to Merchants Ice, Berryhill near Beverly, 1700 dollars. Loomis to Smith 4000. McCauley to Leslie McCreath 1 dollar. Forty five applicants for provisional teaching certificates were examined. overflow sessions held in multiple offices. France to withhold passports from Americans of German origin noted by State Department.
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McCarrell
Stroup
Kunkel
Glen Mills
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Merchants’ Ice Company
Berryhill
Beverly Place
D. C
Halifax
Sarah I. McCauley
LesJie McCreath
Middle
Paxton
F. E. Shambaugh
Indoor Life and Oil of Kerein for Weight Loss
A dated advertisement argues indoor life causes unhealthy fat and urges overweight readers to try oil of kerein capsules after meals and at night. It claims the product boosts digestion and oxygen carrying power, reduces weight in days, and improves vitality and skin tone.
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Garland Gas
Garland Ranges
Pearce
Rothert CO
Palm Beach
Ladies’ Bazaar
Marlborough Dress
Philadelphia
Smakler & CO
Lizzie” Rutherford
Packard Car CO
Mrs. Potteiger
Mrs. Williams
Mrs. Shriner
Grace Elberti
Wellington G. Jones
Frank Allen
William Mccanes
South Main Street
Chambersarg
C. W. Stahl
M. B. Dunmire
Lewistown
I. T. Andrews
Jessie Andrews
Mifflintown
Fort Washington Park
OLD Paxton
Ouene
Mrs. Cordry
Witmer, Bair
Coatsize & Witmer
Miss Heisey
Mr. and
Mrs. Rodenhaver Speed
Arthur M. Page
Derry Street
Hilda Houck
Roy Schaeffer
Lebanon
Henry Houck
Tacoma
Wash
David H. Burn
Nielsville
Minn
Rocky Mountains
Israel Garonzik
Gladys Adele Garonzik
Dallas
Texas
Harry Garonzik
Calder Street
W. W. Fletcher
Carlisle
David Snoke
Orls
Ellen Kerr
Gettysburg
Flora Kulp
Hoke
J. A. Candler
Newport
Carl Schelhas
Roy Moyer
Millersburg
Hershey
Reading
Joshua W. Sharpe
Chambersburg
S. W. Fleming
South Street
Jean Gable
Columbia
J. K. Robinson
C. M. Rhodes
Second and the Streets
Lemberg
U. S
Sayville
Firth of Forth
the Times
Russia
Washington, D. C
State Department
Maternity Hospital
Liberty Street
Cravenette
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