Local Shooters Plan Harrisburg State Shoot
Harrisburg Sportsmen's Association members begin planning for next year's Pennsylvania State Sportsmen's Association and State shoot in Harrisburg. The planned event aims to showcase preparedness and boost city profile ahead of the competition.
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Harrisburg
Harrisburg Sportsmen's Association
Pennsylvania State Sportsmen's Association
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
Paten
Cdy
Delatone Hair Removal Paste Promises Smooth Skin
Simple delatone and water paste claim to remove all hair or fuzz in about two minutes. The method says it is painless and usually requires a single treatment. It cautions buyers to ensure they purchase Delatone to avoid skin damage.
Harrisburg to host six day trapshoot with national guests
Harrisburg organizers plan a record state shoot drawing 500 shooters or more. A six day program will offer target events plus entertainment, Governor Sproul and Lt Governor Beidleman expected on Governor's Day. Women and junior events will be featured with team matches and new grounds being prepared.
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Harrisburg
Sproul
Beidleman
Monthly Meeting Plans For Co operative Men
Friendship and Co operative Club plans two resolutions at their meeting tomorrow night. Aims to move meetings to the last Thursday each month and possibly suspend July and August meetings. Officials of the Philadelphia and Middle Divisions will attend at Eagle's Hall Sixth and Cumberland streets at 8 15.
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Friendship and Co-operative Club
Philadelphia
Eagle's Hall
Sixth and
Cumberland Streets
Alt erative for weakened lungs offered by Eckman’s
A health builder marketed to help weakened lungs and chronic coughs. It promises to stop coughing, strengthen lungs, and restore health. Available as 80c and 1.50 bottles from druggists or KMAN Laboratory in Philadelphia.
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Eckman
Kman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Novo San blood builder promises new vitality
An advertisement touts Novo San as a new red blood builder for tired nervous individuals. It claims the product improves anemia, rheumatism, skin diseases, and other wasting conditions, with a 12 day bottle guarantee and return policy through local druggists.
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Hi. C. Kennedy
Geo. A. Gorgas
Campaign to Eliminate Black Smoke Nuisance Gains Steam
A long standing order by J. C. Johnson urges weaponizing reduced smoke along the Middle division. The campaign aims to curb dense black exhaust, save fuel, and promote economical locomotive operation with cooperation from enginemen, firemen, train crews, and local citizens.
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J. C. Johnson
William Elmer
Philadelphia
Marysville
Johnson
Altoona
Railroad Men Attend Car and Engine Builders Meetings
L C Clemson and Samuel M Hertzler returned from Atlantic City where they attended the Car and Engine Builders meetings. The Reading is expected to post a new June freight movement record while the Pennsy already leads prior records. The Perseverance band will play at the Veteran Employee picnic in Mt Gretna on July 29. The Reading plans an Allentown to Pottsville excursion with stops at Hershey. Reading officials A T Dice and others visited Rutherford yards, while N W Smith of the Pennsy inspected the Schuylkill Valley and Lebanon divisions. Car repairs are rushed to ready fruit shipments.
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L. C. Clemson
Samuel M. Hertzler
Atlantic City
Car and Engine Builders
Perseverance Band
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Mt. Gretna
Reading
Allentown
Pottsville
Hershey
Standing of the Crews Harrisburg Side
In the Philadelphia Division the 127 crew goes first after 1 o clock with a list of numbers 121 114 126 115 112 109 108 102. Engineers for 114. Conductor assignments for 108 and 112. Brakemen listed for 102 108 109 112 127 121. Names of engineers and firemen called up for duty follow.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Dolby
Downs
Smith
Mohn
Hoffman
Binkley
Ream
Bair
Shaitley
Broddecker
S Fry
Beers G. J. Kimmich
Webb
Falk
Mace
Northcutt
Newcomer
Copp
W. W. Rider
Six Little Musicians Receive Diplomas at Miss Sheeder's School
Six young students graduate from the Burrowes Course of Music Study at Mrs. Lillian Sheeder's Musical Kindergarten in Franklin Hall Mechanicsburg Pa during the twelfth annual commencement. Rev Dr E D Weigle presided and awarded diplomas and prizes including a silver medal and silver pencil to Lester Etter for top stars and attendance.
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Mechanicsburg
Burrowes
Lillian Sheeder
Franklin Hall
E. D. Welgle
Camp Hill
Lester Etter
Shiremanstown
Mildred Williams
Jane Campbell
Arthur Moser
Mary Snavely
Nora Snavely
Donald Williams
D. Weigle
Ortlepp
Goerdeller
Nora Emaline Snavely
Jane Elizabeth Campbell
Wilson
Daniel Arthur Moser
Engelman
Mountains
Ryder
Mary Elizabeth Snavely
Lester Tanger Etter
Behr
George Donald Williams
Engelmann
Rev
BE. D .Weigle
Railway Crew Listings and Assignments Across Divisions
The bulletin lists rail workers by division and role with first shifts after 1.15 or 2.15 o'clock. It details names of conductors, engineers, firemen, brakemen, flagmen, and yard crews for the Enola Side Philadelphia Division, Altoona, and Reading with specific crew numbers and shifts.
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Vogelsong
Abel
Dallinger
McMullen
Kirchoff
Reed
Dare
Kinnard
Singleton
Hoyer
Verdt
Etzwiler
Funston
Murphy
Kassemer
Alexander
Lark
Beard
Mowery
Funk
Schriner
Belford
Minnichan
Asper
Bomberger
Corder
Swigart
E. R. Snyder
Hawk
Leppard
Peightal
Hornsby
Myers
Mellinger
Parker
Rhine
Manning
Woodward
Blace
Foltz
Lantz
Yard Board
Sayford
Beckwith
Machamer
Yinger
Cless
Mensch
Engle
W. C. Kruger
Henderson
Gilbert
N. Langer
Dill
Cain
Bryan
Zeigler
Smith
Rodenhofer
ENOLA
Philadelphia
Miller
Karl
Renshaw
Arbogast
Dorsett
Dellinger
Breighopp
Vatulli
Lee
Freedman
Altoona
Espenshade
Fleagle
Morrison
Martin
Shellhammer
Sassaman
Clouser
DeGroft
Deardorff
Saul
Orndorff
Heisey
Grover
Kintz
Eslinger
Smerick
Nogile
Fackler
Hilton
Sikes
Landis
Meck
Donner
Keifer
Duncan
Gardner
Lehmir
Nickle
Watson
Spangler
Hain
Donmeyer
Keener
Lees
Buffington
Bwarty
Wages Fall Off Wife Goes Away in West Shore Home
Carlisle report details a armistice caused money trouble in a surety court case. Chester Leach, a New Cumberland butcher, ordered to pay $14 weekly and $500 recognizance after his wife left him following a wage drop from wartime earnings. The June session records the couple married in 1914 and notes his prewar income and assets.
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Carlisle
West Shore
Sadler
Chester Leach
New Cumberland
Leach
Salaries Raised At Dickinson College Board Actions
Carlisle June 25. Dickinson College trustees raise instructors salaries and professors pay as debt decreases by 70 000 and endowment rises by 100 000. New athletics professor I E Craver appointed and Chapel Hall remodeling planned in memory of student soldiers. Officers elected include FE W Biddle president and J S Bursk treasurer. Killed by blast Hagerstown Md William Broom 28 dies instantly in premature explosion during sewerage work.
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Carlisle
Dickinson College
Horatio C. Kind
Walling Irving
Frank C. Bosier
Charles F. Himes
James G. Steese
I. E. Craver
Chapel Hall
Old West
Wee
FE. W. Biddle
Alexander W. Simpson
Philadelphia
Charles W. Straw
John S. Bursk
Hagerstown
William Broom
Broom
Women of Camp Curtin Memorial Church Rummage Sale
The Women of Camp Curtin Memorial Methodist Church announce a rummage sale to raise funds for church programs and community outreach. Proceeds support church missions and local aid initiatives. Sale details to be announced.
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Camp Curtin Memorial Methodist Church
Sale Notice for Saturday at Verbeke and Fulton Corner
Local notice announces a sale on Saturday at the corner of Verbeke and Fulton streets opposite the Verbeke street market house. The brief item lists the sale location and the adjacent market building.
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Mage Sale
Verbeke and
Fulton Streets
Verbeke Street
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Cumberland Valley News
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H. F. Groninger
J. H. Ditner
J. W. Smith
H. Johnson
C. D. Hollenbaugh
W. BE
Turbett
D. F. Hudson
H. A. Schrauder
H. Zeiders
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H. Myers
W. E. Aulthouse
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Williamsport Division
F. C. Gift
C. E. Smith
J. L. Manghes
A. Henry
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Chambersburg
Louis H. Seaton
France
John E., Diehl
Shippensburg
Frederick L. Sener
Chewsville
Sener
Waynesboro
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Stewart Power
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