THREE AMERICAN DIVISIONS AWAIT SIGNING OF PEACE
Coblenz reports three American divisions east of the Rhine will stay until the peace treaty is signed. About 160000 troops in the Third Army could move from Germany by August 1 after orders. Fifth Division may move to France soon after peace. First and Second divisions likely last to depart. Howard L. Berkley goes to Atlanta to marry Edith Hudson this Saturday. They will reside at Camp Hill after July 4.
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Coblenz
Rhine
Third Army
Third Corps
Germany
Luxemburg
France
Army of Occupation
Atlanta
Howard L. Berkley
North Sixth Street
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Edith Hudson
W. E. Hudson
Camp Hill
Jurors to inspect Wilkins home in murder trial
Mineola New York June 26 after the defense rested in the Walter Keen Wilkins murder case jurors were ordered to assemble at 8 am to be driven to the Long Beach home scene. Return will lead to summations and a court charge later this afternoon as cross examination resumes with witnesses describing an affectionate marriage.
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Associated Press
Mineola
N. Y
Walter Keen Wilkins
Wilkins
Long Beach
Methodist Churches to Hold Joint Picnic at Hershey Park
Final arrangements for the Fifth Street and Epworth Methodist Sunday Schools annual picnic at Hershey Park include truck transportation after failed trolley and rail plans. Departures are 7 45 morning from Sixth and Kelker and during the day from Twenty first and Derry. Activities include a 1030 p m baseball game between schools, children events at 4 and adults at 5.
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Fifth Street
Epworth
John Beam
Norman Manahan
H. Barnhart
L L. Smith
J. C. Beck
J. W
Alumni to Meet at Engineers Club Harrisburg
The Penn State Alumni of Harrisburg will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o clock in the Engineers Club for a business meeting.
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Penn State
Harrisburg
Engineers’ Clut
Pretty June wedding at Messiah Lutheran Church
Miss Mary Virginia Weaver and Harry LeRue Crist were married at Messiah Lutheran Church in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. Henry W. A. Hanson. The bride wore ivory satin with court train and tulle veil, bridesmaids in rainbow-hued gowns, and a reception followed at Mrs. David Reichert’s home in Penbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messiah Lutheran Church
Mary Virginia Weaver
George Weaver
Philadelphia
Harry LeRue Crist
Henry W. A. Hanson
Emma Hoffman
George Grunman
Williamsport
Georgette Crepe
Susanna Smith
Anna Booser
Ruth Runkle
Naomi Weaver
Madeline Plank
Clayton Crist
Kendall Shoop
George Heiges
Silas Bosdorf
Arthur Aungst
David Reichert
Penbrook
Commencement Guests Attend Central High Exercises
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Graeff entertained out-of-town guests for Central High School commencement. Attendees included J. R. Kreider Hershey Benjamin Jenks Key West Kate Hall Col J. Harry Jenks Washington D C Mrs James Martin C H Graeff and Frank B Kreider Lancaster. Miss Margaret Marion Graeff plans to enter Millersville State Normal School this autumn.
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J. F. Graeff
Kensington Street
Central High School
Margaret Marion Graeff
J. R. Kreider
Hershey
Benjamin Jenks
Key West
Florida
Kate Hall
J. Harry Jenks
Washington, D. C
James Martin
C. H. Graeff
Frank B. Kreider
Lancaster
Early Morning Wedding at Messiah Lutheran Church
Miss Mary N. Shunk daughter of Mrs Catherine Shunk and Jonas E Bless son of 616 Calder street were married at 7 am today in Messiah Lutheran Church with Rev Henry W A Hanson officiating. The bride wore a traveling suit of raccoon colored chiffon broadcloth and a Georgette crepe hat. A wedding breakfast followed at the Penn Harris and the couple departed for a trip to New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City. After August 1 they will reside at 616 Calder street. Bless is an interior decorator noted in the city.
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Mary N. Shunk
Catherine Shunk
Regina Street
Jonas E. Bless
Calder Street
Messiah Lutheran Church
Henry W. A. Hanson
Penn-Harris
Bless
New York
Phila
Atlantic City
Bamberger-Shuler
Earl Bamburger
Ruth Bertha Shuler
Highspire
Church of God At
Lancaster
Herr
Shuler
Bell Tele
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bamberger
Vine Street
Enjoy Chicken and Waffle Supper at Grantville
The Derry St United Brethren Sunday School Young Men's Class led by Dr. Howard E. Gensler held its annual social gathering at Grantville last evening. Guests traveled by auto for a chicken and waffle supper followed by social time and planning to improve class efficiency. Individuals present included Leroy H. Strawhecker William P. Strawhecker Edgar C. Stephens David A. Stephens William J Crouse Frank A. Manley Herbert E. Sides George N. Wilson Roscoe Moyer Miss Erma F. Sowers Helen M. Drake Mrs William E. Crouse Mrs Frank A. Manley Mrs Herbert E. Sides Mrs George N. Wilson and Mrs Howard E. Gensler.
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Derry St. United Brethren Sunday School
Howard E. Gensler
Grantville
Leroy H. Strawhecker
William P. Strawhecker
David A. Stephens
William J&. Crouse
Frank A. Manley
Herbert E. Sides
George N. Wilson
Roscoe Moyer
Erma F. Sowers
Helen M. Drake
William E. Crouse
Centenary United Brethren Sunday School
Charles Saylor
Joseph Daugherty
John Pugh
Ruth Kapp
J. C. Sanders
Ira Clauser
George Fisher
George Prowell
Sam Railing
Agnes Mace
H. J. Sanders
Laura Geistwhite
Tanlac credited with curing husband says it does the work
Mrs M G Schoch of 2045 Brandywine Street Philadelphia reports her husband recovered after taking Tanlac for stomach pains back ache and gas belching. She asserts Tanlac does the work it claims and notes it is sold by local druggists including Kramer’s and Steeger’s.
Seace Stouffer Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs George R Stouffer of Wormleysburg announce the engagement of their daughter Violet May Stouffer to William Seace of Coatesville Pa The bride elect is a Wormleysburg High School 1917 graduate and formerly a bookkeeper at the Collins store here Seace is a machinist at Coatesville Mills No wedding date has been set.
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George R. Stouffer
Wormleysburg
Violet May Stouffer
William Seace
Coatesville, Pa
Wormleysburg High School
Collins
Seace
Coatesville Mills
Miss Esther Martz Weds Forrest E Steigleman In Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Esther Martz daughter of Mrs Clara Martz of 620 Kelker street married Forrest E Steigleman of Progress in Bethlehem Lutheran Church with Rev J Bradley Markward officiating. The bride wore white satin Georgette and a picture hat. maid of honor Esther Keim wore white crepe de chine. Best man was Harry Jarman. A wedding dinner followed and the couple will reside at 1941 North Sixth street after July 6. Steigleman recently completed 18 months in the Army Medical Corps.
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Esther Martz
Clara Martz
Kelker Street
Forrest E. Steigleman
Progress
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
J. Bradley Markward
Esther Keim
Steelton
Harry Jarman
Steigleman
Philadelphia
New York
Atlantic City
North Sixth Street
Army
Medical
Hiked to Estherton for church society meeting
Members of the Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of Sixth Street United Brethren church hiked to Park Estherton on Tuesday evening to hold their monthly business meeting and social at Ralph M. Fitting home. Refreshments followed with numerous attendees listed and outdoor games afterward amid red lights Japanese lanterns and Allied flags.
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Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Sixth Street
Robert Enders
Clarence Bell
Ralph M. Fitting
A. L. Fitting
Methodist Ministers Dine at Penn Harris event ends season
The local Methodist Ministers Association held its final season meeting at Penn Harris with nearly all city and nearby ministers and families in attendance. Rev Dr Edwin A Pyles chaired the event and Rev Dr Robert Bagnell led the dinner committee.
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Methodist Ministers’ Association
Penn- Harris
Edwin A. Pyles
Robert Bagnell
Bessemer Mill at Bethlehem Steel Reopens in Steelton
The Bethlehem Steel Company resumes activity at the Bessemer mill in Steelton boosting output by about 500 tons daily with open hearth furnaces 14 and 15 set to duplex system. Twenty five more workers gain eight hour shifts as the mill operates 7 am to 3 pm. Also in Steelton, Joseph Frank 41 of ? South Second street collapses on Swatara street and dies. coroner cites tuberculosis and relatives notified.
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Bethlehem Steel Company
Bessemer
Swatara Street
Joseph Frank
South Second Street
Frank
Eckinger
Wilt
Philadelphia
Borough Youth Is Graduated at College
James F. McGovern of Steelton graduated from Muhlenberg College with a Bachelor of Arts degree. A top football player, he coached track at Allentown Preparatory and Muhlenberg, was a Muhlenberg relay member, and served in the Ordnance Department during World War I. He is married to Catharine Crowley and will join Lehigh Portland Cement Company sales.
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Allentown
Muhlenberg College
James F. McGovern
Steelton
McGovern
Muhlenberg
Allentown Preparatory School
Steelton High
Ordnance Department
Catharine Crowley
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
George Brown Home From Overseas Service
George Brown of 424 Myers Street says he is the district’s sole recipient of a silk flag from the U.S. Government for distinguished service. He served seven campaigns with Company A Twenty third Infantry Second Division, was wounded on the Champagne front and near the Argonne Forest. The article also covers church choir rescheduling, a Centenary United Brethren Sunday school social, Grace Methodist picnic at Reservoir Park, and Florence Carroll visiting her parents before heading to Camp Nepa win.
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Dorothy Elizabeth Rankin
Ralph French
Allerhurst
N. J
William E. McCurdy
Baltimore
Milton Bowers
Old Orchard
Eleanor Rutherford Elder
Frederick
E. Clark Cowden
South Front Street
W. Ray Chapman
Grace Methodist Church
Columbus
Ohio
George Brown
Myers Street
United States
Company A
Twenty-third Infantry
Argonne Forest
Reservoir
Young Women's Home Missionary Society of
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Helen McFarland
Reservoir Park
Florence Carroll
Philadelphia
W. D. Carroll
North Second Street
Camp Nepawhin
Duncannon planners weigh summer motor run
Duncannon Pennsylvania businessmen discuss a proposed one day motor run and outing for the summer. A meeting will be held soon to decide details and finalize plans.
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Duncannon, Pa
Duncannon
Doutrichs Pledge Fly Swatters for Health Drive
Mr Dout rich pledges 20000 fly swatters to the State Department of Health to distribute to every home in the city. Boys supervised by health officials deliver swatters with the warning the fly menace endangers lives and public health depends on individual effort.
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Doutrichs
Doutrich
State Department of Health
Department Health
Philadelphia Man Charged With Forger y
Isadore Horn of Philadelphia was freed yesterday by Detective Shuler after being charged with forgery. He appeared in court and was released on bail pending further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Horn
Philadelphia
Shuler
Attempted Cashier’s Check Cashing by Lancaster Revenue Collector
A man attempted to cash a check for 153 dollars made payable to B. F. Davis an internal revenue collector at Lancaster. The incident centers on the attempted cashing and the check’s payee designation.
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B. F. Davis
Internal Revenue Collector
Lancaster
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St. John's Lutheran Church
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
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