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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1914

Page

14

Annual Outing and Local Visits Highlight Mechanicsburg Scene

Cumberland County Historical Club members from Mechanicsburg enjoyed their annual outing with an automobile tour through Carlisle Shippensburg Middle Spring Rocky Spring and Mount Holly Springs. Orchard inspectors from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture visited Prof H A Surface’s farm with J K Musgrove. Mrs Mary A Zinn hosted Colonel George Zinn’s visit and others attended church and community events.

Mechanicsburg Franklin Hall Trinity Lutheran Church Geo. E. Lloyd F. K. Ployer H. G. Heyd John M. Underwood Cumberland County Historical Club Carlisle Shippensburg Middle Spring Rocky Spring Wanut Bottom Mount Holly Springs Charles Hefflefinger Hampton Fred E. Givgler West Main Street George Zinn United States Engineer Corps Philadelphia Mary A. Zinn South Market Street Division of Zoology Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture H. A. Surface Here J. K. Musgrove Ladies' Aid Society of Grace United Evangelical Church Murray Slyder East Keller Street Edith Kauffman Youngstown Ohio St. Paul's Reformed Sunday School Frrescue Hook and Ladder Company David Eber

Florida Couple Marries in Harrisburg After Meeting There

Miss Kittle Blount of Fort Meade and Guy Gulley of Tampa wed in Harrisburg on Friday evening after meeting here while visiting. The event follows a weekend of community notices and services in local churches as Children’s Day programs proceed.

Blain The Reformed Church J. W. Keener Kittle Blount Fort Meade Fla Guy Gulley Tampa Harrisburg Lutheran Church Tressler Loysville Margaret Spotts Philadelphia Myrtle Wentz Lakewood N. J Margaret Rose Collins Golda Rimm Wernersville Gladys Ford Brooklyn N. Y Helen Bower New Bloomfield Academy Snyder Swank Sunbury M. Cox Frankie Dimm Nellie E. Book

Contractors Push Improvement Jobs In Harrisburg

Weather favors numerous public works as contractors push river dam wall, Paxton and Cumberland Valley improvements, Front street excavations and Second street sewer. Steam shovel work accelerates, large earth dumps, tunneling under the river and bridge area continues while fill material is sought for riverfront bank completion and walk construction.

Harrisburg Spring Creek Second Street Mulberry Street Usearora Calder Hamilton Paxton Creek Cumberland Valley Front Front Street M. Harvey Taylor Wil

Ministers Picnic Hosts Ball Game in Milroy

Milroy Pa June 27 ministers and families traveled by auto and carriage to Maple Farm for the annual picnic. About thirty attendees enjoyed a chicken and waffle dinner followed by an interesting game of ball. Junior Christian Endeavorers of the Lutheran Church held a Hartman’s Grove picnic with games and a noon banquet featuring lemonade. Other notes include marriages, visits, and local road work as Milroy residents keep busy.

Milroy Maple Farm Lutheran Church Hartman's Grove Ahen Swartzill Edna M. Bradford J. M. Uber Frances Miller Columbia St. James’ Lutheran Church Garber Farm

Millersburg School Board Names Incoming Teachers

At a recent Millersburg board meeting the school board elected Prof. J. F. Adams, Charles A. Miller, Miss Katharine Smith, Miss Minnie Ditty, Miss Adelaide Woodside, Miss Alma Alleman, Miss Bertha Maverstick, Miss Gertrude Chapin, Miss Martha Mark and Miss Ruth E. Bair for the coming term. Two vacancies remain for later filling. A class of probationers will be taken into full membership and the communion services will be held at the Methodist church Sundays.

Millersburg J. F. Adams Charles A. Miller Katharine Smith Minnie Ditty Adelaide Woodside Alma Alleman Bertha V. Maverstick Gertrude Chapin Martha Mark Ruth E. Bair Methodist Church

Speaker Clarke Declares Woman Suffrage Inevitable

Washington June 27 Speaker Clark told a delegation from the National American Woman's Suffrage Association that woman suffrage is inevitable and urged securing it first by states rather than Congress. He warned of lasting prejudice and pledged to vote for suffrage in Missouri when votes occur. The group totaled thirty eight states with 300 petitions presented.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Clark National American Woman's Suffrage Association Congress Missouri

Maurer Attacks Pennsylvania Educational Laws As Jokes

Philadelphia June 27 James H Maurer president of the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor criticizes state education laws and child labor policy before the Federal Commission on Industrial Relations He urges 12 to 16 year olds receive civics biology and sex hygiene education before factory work and calls for broader worker representation on boards of education.

Associated Press Philadelphia Pennsylvania Federal Commission On Industrial Relations James H. Maurer Pennsylvania Federation of Labor Boards of Education

State Board of Health Hard at Work in Salem

In Salem Massachusetts on June 27 officials from the state militia and state board of health organized two official relief camps for the homeless fire victims. A third camp was being prepared to shelter many displaced residents, with four cots per tent and crowded conditions in some tents. The militia reported orderly conditions overnight and no looting.

State Board of Health Salem Associated Press Mass

Ten Thousand Dollar Apartment on North Street

A three story brick apartment house to be erected at 231 North Street by contractor M H Gettys for Lena H Watson. Exterior brick, interior finished in oak. Expected to rise shortly.

M. H. Gettys Lena H. Watson North Street

Washington and World News Roundup

Several brief items from across the globe and United States. Suspension of Griff ith and Schaeffer follows Shibe Park incident. Westinghouse strike escalates with June 30 reporting ultimatum. Whale sighting near Sandy Hook and Shamrock IV trial in Torquay are noted. Postal and tariff discussions continue in Washington.

Philadelphia Griffith Germany Schaeffer Washington Ban Johnson Shibe Park Pittsburgh Westinghouse Vienna Albania Prince William of David Stewart Baltimore Deception Chile Dorothy Antofagasta New York Arauco Bay Washington, D. C Underwood House State Department George Fred Williams Boston Greece Washington, D.C Huerta Wilson Niagara Falls Overman Senate Lobby Committee Post Office Frank Senator Lodge Massachusetts D. C White House

Fleisher Hosts Evening at Bungalow in Newport

Social roundup from Newport Pennsylvania lists Mr. and Mrs. Fleisher entertaining guests at their bungalow with numerous visitors including Tacony Lancaster and Philadelphia residents. Engagements and visits span Franklin, Gettysburg and Millersville connections as graduates and alumni swing through on summer plans.

Newport George Fleisher Tacomy Lancaster William Adair Gettysburg Philip A. Nickey Hiram Martin Keen Anna Grace Keen Quarryville Lancaster County Williams. Bergner Marie Louise Bilkes Philadelphia Thomas Leslie Smith Pennsylvania College Samuel Spicker Thompsontown Edward B. Marshall Rydal D. L. Geary Nevin Allman Millheim F. P. Geary Center Hall William 8 Shade Alexander Mehaffey Fort North Texas Edgar Brandt Albright College P. K. Brandt Brandt Asbury Park Miss Bird Kipp Bellevue Hospital New York Frederick Griffin Dorwart Trinity College Hartford L. Cooper Elizabeth Hoffman Margaret Suzanne Shunkwiler Charles_ Bosserman Greensburg Carrie V. Bosserman William R. Bosserman Emma Hoffman Charles C. Smith J. Emery Fleisher

Reception to Pastor of New Bloomfield Church

A reception was held Thursday evening for Rev. J. W. Weeter pastor of the Lutheran Church in New Bloomfield Pennsylvania. Professor S. S. Willard chaired with remarks from Rev. George W. McIlvain Rev. J. Thomas Fox and Rev. Harry Bower. Refreshments were served by church ladies.

New Bloomfield J. W. Weeter Lutheran Church S. S. Willard George W. Mcllnay Methodist Episcopal Church J. Thomas Fox The Reformed Church Harry Bower United Brethren Church Mr. Weeter Presbyterian Church E. M. Wagner Harrisburg J. Wagner Center Township John R. Adams Frances Moore Wellesley College Annabel Shearer Yardville N. J Laverna Askins Anna Kell Pennington Albert Darlington Mt. Airy Philadelphia Rose Miller

Eight High School Students Take Teachers Examination

A brief item from Thompsontown Pennsylvania notes eight students attempting the teachers examination under Professor C. E. Kauffman with the high school room class of eight. Other local items report visits by Isabelle Allen and Grace Allen to host families, a Methodist Ladies Aid festival on the school lawn, and several residents traveling or visiting in nearby towns.

Thompsontown Isabelle Allen Albright College Grace Allen State Hospital Danville Weber Howard John Allen Irvin W. McNaight William Brown John Nicols Donelley’s Mills Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Church Irvin Yohe Thomas W. Haldeman State College J. E. Carvell James Mifflintown Cyrus Carvell Katharine Smee Harrisburg Morris Smee Akron Ohio W. R. Long W. H Haies Medical Association Atlantic City W. F. Castles Hugh Altoona John Schell Cocalamus Ruth Haldeman Malvern J. G. Haldeman C. E. Kauffman W. D. Hostetter

African Missionary to Address at Hershey Church

The Rev. George Richter of Halifax, a returned missionary from Africa, will deliver an address in the United Brethren Church on Sunday evening. The town also notes local visitors and social visits among residents and guests from nearby counties.

Hershey I. Meyer Hershey Hummelstown United Brethren Church Howard Frey Harry Rice William Coopersburg Lehigh County O. G. Romig Highspire W. H. Fasnacht Middletown Bruce Henderson William Garman Harrisburg Simon Eby Lancaster County Lottie Beistline Ohio George Dressler E. E. Bender Williamstown John F. Leese H. A. Newton Washington, D. C George Richter Halifax Africa United Brethren Church Edith Freed Berwyn Jacob Nissley

End of Old Church Marked by Morning Services in Wiconisco

Early morning prayer meetings in the Methodist church from June 22 draw 40 to 60 attendees each day as the old church chapel is set to be torn down. Notices include visits by Kathryn Miller and others, with school affairs as Prof. John Shambaugh is elected principal of Wiconisco schools succeeding Prof. Frank Shambaugh.

Wiconisco Kathryn Miller Shippensburg Normal School Ira Diefenderfer Mary Eaglesmere Anna Matter Loyalton Andrew Dodd Howard Rowe Harrisburg W H. Keen Elma Harrisburg. Thursday Miss Keen Dickinson Roy Howell Kingston Mary Howell Shambaugh Millersville John Shambaugh Lewistown Frank Shambaugh

65th Anniversary of Church of God in Linglestown

The Church of God marks its eighty fifth anniversary with special services next Sunday after a weekend of events. Rev Dr S G Yahn will deliver the anniversary sermon at 10 a m and a number of former pastors will attend and speak at 2 p m. The day’s activities include youth and community gatherings and a concluding evening sermon by Rev C H Grove.

Linglestown United Brethren Church Church of God Wenrich's Church O. R. Bittner Louisa Rauch Martinsburg West Virginia Robert H. Hoke Mt. Joy Robert Hoke Rebecca Baker John Baker Lykens Ethel Cooper Daniel Smith Elsie Coover Jessie Coover Harrisburg Samuel Witmer Union Deposit E. O. Hassler Dorothy Feeser Mabel Feeser C. C. Graybill David Lehman Crist Mary Farling Chambersburg Gertrude Nissley Shippensburg State Normal School G. Yahn Church Advocate C. H .Grove Harry Hocker Penbrook Eugene Strite New Cumberland G. W. Shreiner Ella Good Millersville State Normal School Harry Koons Reilly Cassell Lancaster Mamie Cassell Robert Elliot Florida Bricker Dr. Cassel Philadelphia Daniel Cassell

New Cumberland Man Moves to Sebring Florida

G F Robb of Bridge street shipped his household goods to Sebring Florida where he will supervise the electric light heat and water plant and co own half the plant. The Robbs will depart Monday for their new home.

New Cumberland G. F. Robb Bridge Street Sebring Fla Robb Bobb W. Ennis Philadelphia Sumner Drayer Sparrows Point John Hoyer Charles Jolly Baltimore Harry Sauders Elkwood M. A. Hoff Shippensburg Normal School B. Myers New York Sophia Kaufman

Bank cashier S B Hewlett named successor at Patton bank

News notes from Newville and nearby towns list social visits and events. S B Hewlett, cashier of the First National Bank of Patton, will replace James McKee as acting cashier of Farmers National Bank in Patton. Local gatherings include bake sales, lawn festivals, Sunday School class entertainments, and a High School Alumni picnic at Newville Springs Park.

Newville James Andrews Alfred Chapman New York City Louisa McCune Gertrude Borst Washington, D. C Claycomb Bedford County Piper Warren Welch Steelton W. W. Dougherty Gilbert E. Roedel Donora R. H. Lehman Charlie Wheeler Lafayette College Jane Ahl Mary Ahl Clayton ‘Zinn Downingtown William Christlieb C. H. Remsberg Braddock Heights Dr. Remsberg Josephine McMorris Co. D. Ashmore C. D. Hartzell Hazleton Perry McLaughlin Norristown James McKee Farmers’ National Bank B. Hewlett First National Bank of Patton, Pai McKee St. Paul Lutheran Church W. W. Getter Elizabeth Sara Woodburn James Huston Parsonage Street Methodist Episcopal Church Mary Gorley Jennie Davidson Big Spring Presbyterian Church High School Newville Springs Park

Also Mentioned on This Page

Historical Club Division of Zoology of State Department At Surface Farm Hotel Powhatan Pennsylvania Avenue 18Th H Streets Powhatan Clifford M. Lewiis Forney’s Drug Store Market St Lemoyne Opectas Christian Church W. Shope D. C. Hamilton Charles 8. Strayer George Hamburg Whitney Mumma Melvin Minges J. W. Bowman Leana Knupp Dauphin Mountain Side Harvey Knupp Keewaydin Leona Knupp Elizabeth Knupp Virginia Wallis Phila Knupp Emily Landis Marian Landis Frank Wallis Robert Knupp Robert Landis Harvey Knupp, Jr Howard Bailey Touraine Dauphin House Frank Garverich Richard Renshall Edward Miller Sarah Greenawalt William Fisher William Worcester Geo. Landis Alfred Warner Harvey E. Knapp Frank J. Wallis Wild Cat Falls Signey Brogan Berwin, Ill William B. Gross Mary McKee A. C. McKee Stonepile Lewis Kline George Kline Robert Fulton Stirling Bellair Charles Garmen Clair Demeree Charles M. Clinton Joe, Lawrence Beatrice Williamsport Frank A. Malehorn Harold Clark Harrisburg High School Alger Bailey William Bailey Mrs. Fleisher Bungalow Hershey Church New Castle Hall of Marysville Knights of Pythias Old Linglestown S. G. Yahn Cumberland Sebring, Florida S. B. Hewlett Newville National Bank
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