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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1914

Page

12

Woman buried by sand at Gettysburg quarry dies

Mrs. Samuel Robinson of near Round Top was buried under tons of sand at a local quarry while screening sand. A 13-year-old boy alerted nearby workers who dug her out. she died shortly after, despite being alive at the scene. Her husband was at work on the highways project and could not reach her in time.

Gettysburg Samuel Robinson Round Top Robinson Paul Cluck John Emory Frank Rosensteel New Oxford Bor

Melita Lodge Elects Offiers Knights of Pythias Mechanicsburg Pa

In Mechanicsburg last evening the Melita lodge No. 83 Knights of Pythias elected officers for the next six months. Names include A. B. Rider as chancellor commander W. Scott Graybill as vice chancellor EB 8 Cocklin as prelate Frank Rowe master of work H. R. Gelwicks master of arms Walter Wyant inner guard J 8 Whitman outer guard H. R. Whitman keeper of records and seals E C Gardner master of finance D J Beitzel master of exchequer E 8 Cocklin trustee John 8 Whitman host George W Hershman representative to the grand lodge.

Mechanicsburg Melita Lodge Knights of Pythias A. B E. Rider W. Scott Graybill Cocklin Frank Rowe H. R. Gelwicks Walter Wyant Whitman

Portuguese Princess Fern Kreybill Visits Oklahoma Ranch

Mount Joy Pa June 26 Princess Brangance Detvellar of Portugal, daughter of Reuben Kreybill, once Fern Kreybill, now Ruth Maycliffe, travels from Portugal to Oklahoma near Vinita with Prince Duvellar. She roped steers as a young girl and may reprise the skill at the Coffeyville banker Roberts owned ranch. Funeral services for a local pastor are set for tomorrow.

Mount Joy Brangance Detvellar Portugal Reuben Kreybill Kreybill J. R. Missenier Ruth Maycliffe Europe Oklahoma Ranch Vinita Mr. Roberts Coffeyville Kas Prince Duvellar America

Lemoyne Firemen parade and festival planned

William Baer as president leads Lemoyne fire company arrangements for a major parade through Lemoyne followed by a festival at Bosler avenue and Rossmoyne street to raise funds for a new hosehouse. Parade launches at 7 pm with three divisions and ends at the festival grounds. Proceeds fund the hosehouse on Herman avenue and York street.

Lemoyne William , Baer H. E. Mountz S. B. Leach Bosler Avenue Rossmoyne Street Hummel Avenue Lorne Herman Bucker Bosler Armstrong Hummel East Hummel Avenue

Commonwealth Band Will Give Camp Hill Concert

The Commonwealth Band of Harrisburg conducts a public concert on the Episcopal Church lawn in Camp Hill under conductor W Fred Weber. The program includes March King Cotton Poet and Peasant Valse June Songs of Scotland America Orpheus Lovely Lucia Louisianas Louisiana Lou Imperator. Visitors from Harrisburg will arrive via streetcar at Myers Avenue. Lemoyne reports Miss Clara Renecker dies at 30 after heart trouble at home of her parents along the State road. She leaves parents two brothers Raymond and Murray and three sisters Mrs Shaeffer Mrs McCandlass and Zeda.

Camp Hill Commonwealth Band of Harrisburg Episcopal Church Lawn Willow Avenue Lof W. Fred Weber Scotland America Lucia Louisiana Imperator Vistors Myers Avenue Lemoyne, Pa Clara Renecker C. Renecker State Road Raymond Carlisle Murray Raymond Shaeffer White Hill McCandlass Lemoyne Zeda

Boys' League of Columbia Heads to Philadelphia Trip

Eighty members of the Boys' League of Good Citizenship with forty visitors traveled to Philadelphia yesterday aboard a special Pennsylvania railroad car. Directress Miss Ada Ferry and assistant Miss June Kepner led the group, visiting City Hall Independence Hall and the U S Mint. Moving pictures were filmed en route to be shown next week in Columbia.

Columbia Boys’ League of Good Citizenship Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Ada Ferry June Kepner Porter City Hall Independence Hall United States Mint Broad Street

Recent Deaths in Central Pennsylvania

Columbia Vernon S Hartman, a popular young man, died at his parents home in Mountville in his twenty first year. Marietta Matthias D Gebhart died at Hanover after a long illness in his sixty eighth year. Quarryville Galen Girvin, 55, a leading local businessman, died from acute indigestion. his wife and three sons survive.

Coumbia Vernon S. Hartman Jacob Hartman Mountville Marietta Hanover Matthias D. Gebhart Lancaster County Quarryville Galen Girvin

$25 000 Playground Opened in Gettysburg

In Gettysburg Pennsylvania on June 26 about 5000 people attended the formal opening of a 30 acre playground gifted by Mr. and Mrs. William B. Kurtz of Philadelphia. Mr. Kurtz announced the $25 000 gift while Prof. Charles F. Sanders accepted. A band played The Star Spangled Banner as a flag floated and flags were handed out. The grounds featured a clubhouse two baseball diamonds six tennis courts a football field and extensive apparatus.

Gettysburg William B. Kurtz Philadelphia Kurtz Charles F. Sanders

Steam Heat for School Brings New Plant to Brain Borough

In Brain Pa on June 26 work began on a steam heating plant for the borough school building. The first floor houses the primary and grammar rooms while the second floor serves as a town hall used for entertainments. Space on that floor will be allocated for the high school when it opens, and the entire building will be heated by the new plant.

Telegraph Brain

Kerstetter Named High School Principal at Blain District

At a special meeting of joint school boards covering Blain borough Jackson Toboyne Northeast and Southwest Madison townships Newton Kerstetter of Hagerstown Maryland was elected principal of the planned high school opening the first week of September He comes highly recommended.

Blain, Pa Blainborough Jackson Toboyne Madison Townships Newton Kerstetter Hagerstown Kerstetter

Auto Driver Held for Court in Fatal Turnpike Crash

Ammon S. Graybill of Bird-in-Hand faced involuntary manslaughter charges after running down Mrs. Zelia Howard at the toll gate on the old Pennsylvania Turnpike. He was held for the September term of criminal court following a hearing before Alderman Doebler in Lancaster.

Columbia Ammon S. Graybill Zelia Howard Alderman Doebler Lancaster

Ring-Beslhler Wedding Unites Couples in Maytown

This morning in Marietta Pa Rev Joseph D Krout married Raymond Ring of Elizabethtown to Miss Emma Beshler of Maytown in a ring ceremony. A reception followed at the bride’s Maytown home and the couple will reside in Elizabethtown.

Marietta Joseph D. Krout Maytown Lutheran Church Raymond Ring Elizabethtown Emma Beshler Maytown

Newlyweds Spend Night in Car in Railroad Yards

A Bloomsbury couple on their honeymoon near Sunbury Pennsylvania were moved into a stray rail car and spent about half a night trapped in a dark carriage in the yards. They later rode on an early train after asking railroad workers to keep silent.

Sunbury John Graham Bloomsbury John Casey

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