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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1915

Page

11

Miss Clompus Engaged to Baltimore Man

Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Clompus of 416 Calder street that their daughter Miss Sarah Clompus will wed Philip Klompus of Baltimore Maryland next spring. The column lists numerous social visits and local residents traveling for summer plans and events.

Miss Clompus Baltimore Bernard A. Clompus Calder Street Sarah Clompus Philip Klompus Baltimore, Md William E. Tomkinson Boas Street Rehobeth Beach Del George P. Barnitz Roy P. M. Davis North Second Street Lake Bonaparte Adirondacks Frederick E. Downes New England Olive Himes Shippensburg Normal School Harry Himes Penn Street Chris A. Hibler Arthur, Harold, Elaine Winston Hibler Mount Gretna Etter Edgar Paul Johnston Eaglesmere

Ambulance Driver Faces Hearing For Traffic Violation

Patrick Hyland a police department ambulance driver is to appear before Alderman Landis of the Sixth ward tonight on a charge of violating the traffic ordinance. He allegedly ran the ambulance up Third street last night with lights out. A Motor Club of Harrisburg detective filed the charge. James Crommel and William Quinn were fined five dollars each for fighting in the streets.

Patrick Hyland Landis Hyland Third Street Motor Club of Harrisburg James Crommel William Quinn

Harrisburg SPCA Plans Mercy Sunday and Walks for Animals

The Harrisburg Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals outlines plans for a Mercy Sunday educational drive and summer programs to curb animal cruelty. President John T. Olmsted reports gains in members and efficiency as investigators cite recent fines for overdriving horses and underfed cattle.

Harrisburg S. P. Cc. A Charles O'Donnell Bell Actively Humane Association John T. Olmsted Olmsted Harrisburg Cumberland County Harrisburg 8. P. C. A Perry Dauphin Counties Shippensburg Greensburg Harrisburg Society Pennsylvania Society Harrisburg S. P. c. A American Humane Association St. peveLas Florida Parent Teacher Association Robert McCormick Dauphin Deposit Bank Bell 2687

Elks Vote of Thanks to Myer Kabatchnick

Harrisburg Lodge No. 12 B P O Elks voted thanks to Myer Kabatchnick past exalted ruler of Scranton lodge. A traveling bag was sent with the vote of thanks. Kabatchnick, prominent attorney and deputy prosecutor at Scranton, has twice addressed Harrisburg lodge. He spoke at Reservoir Park flag day and at the lodge anniversary banquet.

Harrisburg B. P. O. Elks Myer Kabatchnick Scranton Harrisburg Lodge Reservoir Park

Music and Vaudeville At Cathedral Hall Opening Event

Music and vaudeville acts featured last night at Cathedral hall in celebration of the Hassett Boys' Club Parcecene pool opening. Acts included John Elscheid and Cy Heckert in humorous monologues, violin selections by Gladys Santa Marie, an Irish skit by six girls directed by Miss Margaret Turner, and dances by Eleanor Walters Julius Morrell Edna and Gladys Santa Marie. Martina Moeslein read a piece. Morrell and Stewart McCauley performed calisthenics. Refreshments were served. program changes tonight.

Cathedral Hall Parcecene Hassett Boys’ Club John Elscheid Cy Heckert Gladys Santa Marie Margaret Turner Elizabeth Maguire Clara Sneidman Martina Moeslein Helen Keiser Emma Shimp Margaret Ambrose

Potts Hosts Evening at Killcare Cottage in Dauphin

W Baird Potts entertained employees of the Pennsylvania Railroad cashier’s office at Killcare Cottage in Dauphin. The event featured a buffet supper and decorations with Japanese lanterns and flowers. Guests from Harrisburg and nearby towns attended, then returned by auto truck.

Pennsylvania Railroad W. Baird Potts Killcare Dauphin Harrisburg M. B. Mishey Mr. Joy Bertha Fratts A. L. Gatchel Middle Iva Neff Steelton Edgard Lin

Harrisburg Ladies Tennis Preliminaries At Country Club

Results from the preliminaries of the three years cup at the Harrisburg Country Club show Elizabeth Bailey beating Frances Morrison 6 2 2 6 6 3 and Coe defeating Fleming 6 3 9 7 among others. This afternoon 2 o'clock matches include Bailey with Coe and Fleming with Davis. Also notes a Socialist League outing planned for Paxtonia on June 27 and a general meeting June 28 at 1334 North Sixth Street with guests Nancy Ellen Middleton visiting Boiling Springs.

Lancaster Robert McCreath Creath Payne Sides Clement Bent Fownes Todd W. McCreath Evans Goldsborough Hickock Maguire Gaither Dohoney Pierce Gould Davis Salsich Bevan Brown R. McMiller Hamilton Ryder Harrisburg Elizabeth Bailey Frances Morrison Miss Coe Susanna Fleming Martha Fleming Carl W. Davis Margaretta Fleming Margaret Wiliamson Richard V. McKay Frank Carney Virginia King Louise Carney Katherine Etter Sara Denehey Mary Kathryn Jackson Constance Ferriday Neil E. Salsich Mary Meyers Helen Hammond Henderson Gilbert Dora Coe Mary Jackson Neil B. Salsich Young Peoples’ Socialist League J Paxtonia League North Sixth Street Nancy Ellen Middleton Chicago Robert Middleton Boiljing Springs Mrs. Lusk Herr Street

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