Lewistown Gives Co M Eighth Regt Good Sendoff
Central Pennsylvania dispatch reports Lewistown Pa departs National Guard unit M Eighth Regiment for Mount Gretna amid cheering crowds. Town decorations and parade featured P O S of A band First Pennsylvania Boy Scout band Brooklyn drum corps Civil War and Spanish American War veterans and guardsmen. O'Donel Morrow wedding held at New Germantown with James O Donel Jr and Miss Rhoda Morrow wed by Rev George H Knox. couple to reside in Toboyne township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Comny M. Eighth Regiment
National Yard of Pennsylvania
Mount Gretna
Pennsylvania Boy Scout
Brooklyn
National Guard
O'Donel-Morrow
Obituaries and repairs mark Central Pennsylvania notices
In Lititz Charles F Furlow 31 dies of tuberculosis Saturday night parents and several siblings survive. In Marietta Mrs Sarah Baer 72 dies in York from infirmities of age three sons eight grandchildren eight great grandchildren and two brothers survive. In Lykens June 26 carpenters tear out part of the school building as work resumes toward completion started last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Charles F. Furlow
Marietta
Sarah Baer
York
Lykens
Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Advertisement For Vitality tonic
For loss of appetite or diminished vitality the Horsford acid phosphate offers a wholesome tonic. It promises refreshing vigor and improved mood in a brief advertisement style suitable for a historic newspaper notice.
Central Penna Notes Specifi to the Telegraph Hallam
Today long community day with homecoming at St James Lutheran Church featuring four lessons led by Rev. David Martin. Hummelstown store manager William B Shope plans a new storefront storeroom and opens a new store Saturday. Lt Edgar Hummel, longtime National Guard member, went to Mount Gretna yesterday. New Germantown Toboyne school directors aim to build a summer schoolhouse to replace the Monterey abandon, contract pending. Waynesboro Miss Edna G Wentz named assistant teacher in the high school commercial department. Dauphin Presbyterian Sunday school class hosted a picnic at Spooky Hollow. Dauphin Children’s Day exercises held at the Lutheran church last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Lutheran
David Martin
Hummelstown
William B. Shope
Brownstone Company
New Cumberland
Edgar c. Hummel
First Cavalry
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Mount Gretna
New Germantown
Toboyne
No funds found to finance river slopes improvements
City commissioners fail to agree on funds to finance the proposed permanent improvement along the river slopes between Hard Scrabble and Maclay Street. Plans prepared for Water Supply Commission approval rely on about 2100 dollars from the city audit fund, but Lynch and Gorgas question sourcing the money. A planning trip and inspection of the river front with Gross and Bowman is planned, with possible July 1 opening after review. Foresters meeting in Enola tonight.
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Maclay Street
Water Supply Commission
E. Z. Gross
W. H. Lynch
W. L. Gorgas
Gross
Lynch
Bowman
New Parkway Road
Derry Street
City Planning Commission
Advisory Park Board
Funeral for Patrolman Hipple At Market Square Presbyterian
Police mourn Patrolman Lewis C. Hipple murdered during an attempted arrest. Funeral conducted by Rev. Dr. George Edward Hawes at Market Square Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. with full police detail, fraternal and veteran groups in attendance. Procession to East Harrisburg cemetery with 1:30 assembly under Chief J. T. Zeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis C. Hipple
Market Square Presbyterian Church
George Edward Hawes
Order of Moose
Warrior Eagle Tribe
Herman Kautz
Edward L. Lyme
George W. Shillenn
John D. Cameron
Loyal Order of Moore
E. Laubenstein
Harry Earp
Edward Cusack
George Tippery
Hipple
Harrisburg Police Department
Commonwealth Band
Market Street
Fourth
Mulberry Street
Eighteenth and
Walnut Streets
East Harrisburg Cemetery
J. T. Zeil
Seven Vessels Sunk In Sighting Report By AP
London June 26 eight members of the Astrologer crew were landed after its sinking with several vessels. The sinking ships were four Italian sailing craft one French and one of unknown nationality. In Harrisburg Miss Frances Bailey defeated Mrs Howard N M Bingaman two up to win a golf club offered by Mrs Walter H Gaither at the Country Club tourney.
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Associated Press
London
Wins Golf Club
Harrisburg
Walter H. Gaither
Frances Bailey
Howard NM
Bingaman
Bailey
In This Matter of Health Eat Right for Sound Health
The text argues that health hinges on diet selecting easily digested foods rich in elements that build strong bodies and sharp minds. It emphasizes avoiding rich indigestible fare and choosing foods known to support vigor and intellect.
Grape-Nuts Food Promoted for Balanced Nutrition
Grape-Nuts is praised as a wonderfully balanced food made from whole wheat and barley. It provides all the grain’s nutriment including phosphates essential for body and brain rebuilding, is concentrated and easy to digest, economical, flavorful, ready to eat, and has helped thousands in the winning class.
Rotary Club in Patriotic Mood
Harrisburg Rotary Club held a noonday luncheon at the Columbus Hotel with patriotic fervor. Capt James B. Kemper and Sgt Major John C. Shumberger were noted as Tas on Mt Gretna duty, Kemper possibly promoted to lieutenant colonel of the Eighth Regiment. The club sent telegrams of support and heard speakers on state regulatory work and Mexico policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Kemper
Rotary Club
National Guard
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Rotarians
Shumberger
James B. Kemper
Jimmy
Leutenant
Harrisburg Rotary Club
E. J. Stackpole
Telegraph Printing Company
James W
Holyoke
John S. Musser
Wilkes-Barre
New Express Trains on Lehigh Make First Runs
Two new trains debuted on the Lehigh Valley system with No. 32 running Pittston Wilkes-Barre New York Philadelphia daily, featuring parlor and dining cars. An Easton to Pittsburgh service operated jointly by Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania Railroads by way of Mauch Chunk Hazleton Mount Carmel Williamsport and Tyrone also began, with respective Lehigh Pennsylvania express routes. An auto crash near 1717 N Fourth Street caused a gasoline spill as a four passenger car tipped into Conover Mehring’s garage. minor damage and a temporary gas-soaked street followed.
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Lehigh Valley
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
New York
Philadelphia
Easton
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Mauch Chunk
Hazleton
Mount Carmel
Williamsport
Tyrone
Lehigh-Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania-Lehigh
Conover & Mehring
N. Fourth Street
German Catholic Knights of St. George approve dues payment
Branch No. 168 adopted a resolution to pay dues for members who have enlisted for service in Mexico and directed members to display the American flag from their residences until hostilities cease.
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Knights of St. George
Mexico
Librarians Visit Harrisburg During ALA Delegation Stop
Delegates traveling to Atlantic City for the American Library Association convention were hosted in Harrisburg by State Librarian Thomas Lynch Montgomery. They toured the city in Chamber of Commerce cars during a morning visit. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. for Mrs Leona Sheaffer of 1235 Swatara Street, with Rev. Dr. William Moses officiating. She is survived by husband John Shaffer, father Theodore Berry, four brothers Levi John Noy and Clyde, and two sisters Mrs Frank Neisser and Mrs William Wharton.
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Montgomery
The
American Library Associations
Atlantic City
Harrisburg
Thomas Lynch Montgomery
Chamber of Commerce
Leona Sheaffer
Swatara Street
William Moses
John Shaffer
Theodore F Berry
Levi T
John W
Noy E
Clyde Wilson Berry
Frank Neisser
William Wharton
Candidates Draw Lots to Decide Primary Ties Honored at Capitol
Certificates were awarded and drawing of lots held to resolve ties among May primary candidates. The process drew attention at the Capitol, with results solemnly certified. In Chester County House nominations, Congressman T. S. Butler, J. C. Reece, and M. M. Hollingsworth became Prohibition candidates.
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Capitol
Chester County House
T. S.butler
J. C. Reece
M. M. Hollingsworth
Prohibition nominees named in Philadelphia district picks
The drawings elected Prohibition nominees for several Pennsylvania seats. John Wanamaker was named Prohibition candidate for the Twenty fourth Philadelphia district over Fred Beyer. Roosevelt Progressive and other Prohibition figures gained positions in Luzerne and various state and local races.
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John Wanamaker
Twentyfourth
Philadelphia
Fred Beyer
W. L. Adams
Roosevelt
Fragmentary Political List Shows Numerous Names and Roles
A long, scattered OCR fragment lists individuals and districts with party prefixes such as Wash and Pro. It includes names like L. F. Crawford, Samuel McCurdy, G. E. Jones, W. L. Adams, J. E. Jones, Benj. Kerr, and John Wanamak among others, paired with counties and positions such as 1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 15th, 16th, 19th, 21st, 23rd, 24th, 25th. The text reads as a ledger of local offices or appointments.
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Wash
Blair
L. F. Crawford
Samuel McCurdy
P. Clearfield
James
Richard Aston
R. P. Mifflin
C. G. Corbin
Montgomery
Mary Culver
Northumberland
D. Leinbach
Perry
E. W. Huntingdon
Philadelphia
I. F. McNichol
C. T. Evans
J. E. Jones
Benj. Kerr
Jacob Markle
John Wanamak
Pro election slate details from Venango to York
A fragment lists pro candidates including Venango W F Whitman Wash Westmoreland 2nd A H Henry and D J Snyder Pro York 4th W A Stone Pro implying a regional slate for multiple districts.
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Ter
Venango
W. F. Whitman
Wash
Westmoreland
A. H. Henry
D. J. Snyder
York
W. A. Stone
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Central Penna
Bell-Ans
School of Commerce
Troup Building
Ofman Bidg
Bell Phone
Harrisburg Business College
Market St
Rotary
S. Rutherford
Beecham’s
United Ice & Coal Co
Forster & Cowden
Third
Boas
Steelton, Pa
Kemper and
Shamburger
Lehigh
Mrs. Leona Shaffer
Janee
Mette
Horlick
George H. Sourrier
North Third Street
E. Blumenstein
South Court Street
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