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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1914

Page

9

Bride Ruth Creep Weds William Julius in Derry Street Church

Miss Ruth Anna Creep daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry B Creep married William Robison Julius in a morning ceremony at the Derry Street United Brethren Church. Rev J R Hutchison, the bride’s grandfather, officiated with Rev J R Lyter assisting. A wedding breakfast followed at the Creep home and a Northern wedding journey to Portsmouth NH is planned.

Ruth Anna Creep Harry B. Creep William Robison Julius Derry Street United Brethren Church J. R. Hutchison J. R. Lyter John Henry Chantilly The-Valley Ethel Goddard Bratton Aline Steffy Baltimore Sue Williamson Joseph D. Smith Clyde Brandt Chester Creep Bethlehem Creep North Eighteenth Street Rutherford Portsmouth N. H Central High School Julius George Julius Technical School Lynn Mass United States Coast Survey Cuba

Beautiful Sunday Music at the Messiah Lutheran

The Messiah Lutheran Church presents a two part musical program directed by A. W. Hartman with Emma Hoffman as pianist. Morning numbers include Mendelssohn pieces and Shelley selections with a Festival March postlude while the evening features Rossini and Dixon works with a trio and duets led by Mrs. Arthur Hull and A. W. Hartman. Also notes Miss Mildred Ramsay returns home after teaching in Bellemead New Jersey and Mrs. Frank Lindsey with children visit Mechanicsburg.

The Messiah Lutheran Church To-Morrow A. W. Hartman Emma Hoffman Mendelssohn Dixon Shelley Spress Mildred FB. Ramsay Green Street Bellemead New Jersey Frank Lindsey Ethel John Lindsey Mechanicsburg Swanger

Orville Bobb Celebrates Eighteenth Birthday

Orville Bobb, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bobb of Penbrook, celebrated his eighteenth birthday with Thursday evening games and music. Refreshments were served on the lawn for guests including Grace Harper Ethel Valentine Olive Atkins Ester Earley Stella Balsbaugh Ester Bobb and several others plus family members.

Orville Bobb H. C. Bobb Herr Street Penbrook Grace | Harper Ethel Valentine Olive Atkins Nsther Earley Stella Balsbaugh Esther Bobb Jennie Shartzer Thelma Moore Eva Evans Caroline Forney Mabel Bobb Charles Bobb Charles Wirt Alvin Martin Charles Kline Howard Metzger Ivan Nye Banks Pannebaker A. C. Taylor

Heck Garverich Bridal Unites in Dauphin Morning

Miss Nellie Garverich daughter of Mr and Mrs William Garverich of Dauphin wed Lewis Heck Jr at 8 o'clock this morning. Rev Francis J S Morrow officiated at the Dauphin Methodist Church home ceremony attended by immediate family. The bride wore dark blue traveling suit and a corsage of rose buds. The couple will honeymoon east. Heck is a Purdue graduate and bacteriologist with Pennsylvania Milk Products Co.

Nellie Garverich William Garverich Dauphin Lewis Heck, Jr Francis J. S. Morrow Dauphin Methodist Church Mr. Heck George Heck Perdue University Pennsylvania Milk Products Company

P. O. S. of A Elects Officers For Six Months

Washington camp No. 8 P O S of A elects officers for the next six months led by President Frank Lindsey and Vice President James Wolf. Delegates to the York Pa State convention in August include W H Best and A G Lehman with alternates Ed H Weigel and S T Snyder.

Washington Third Cumberland Streets Frank Lindsey James Wolf Charles Brubaker William Wolf Charles Scott Calder Bruner H. M. Hudgins Ed. H. Weigel Glen P. Davis York, Pa W. H. Best A. G. Lehman H. Weigel T. Snyder

Bedford Couple Weds In Quiet City Ceremony

Miss Edna Howell Fulton of Bedford and Donald Cress Reiley district attorney of Bedford county were married Wednesday at 3 pm in the parsonage of the Second Reformed Church. The groom is first lieutenant of Company L Eighth Regiment National Guard of Pennsylvania. They plan a honeymoon in Atlantic City and will reside in Bedford.

Edna Howell Fulton Bedford Donald Cress Reiley Bedford County Second Reformed Church Harry Nelson Bassler Atlantic City Reiley Reily Eighth Regiment National Guard of Pennsylvania Bassler

Aker to Perform Before Kaiser in Berlin Concert

Harrisburg musician Harry Aker, former head of Idaho University music at Pocatello, studies piano in Berlin with Mme Teresa Carreno. He was chosen from twenty Americans to perform for Kaiser Wilhelm on June 30 at the palace, playing Etude de Concert Liszt Ballade in A Flat Chopin and Mi Teresita Carreno. Aker plans to open a private conservatory in Pocatello upon returning this autumn.

Harrisburg Harry Aker Aker University of Idaho At Palace

Rainbow Birthday Party Honors Seven Year Old Evelyn Smith

Mrs. Jesse F. Smith hosted a rainbow decorated party at 333 Hummel Street for her daughter Evelyn Elizabeth Smith who turned seven. Guests included many children and girls plus boys in attendance. supervision was provided by Miss Jeanette Hargle road and helpers Alice O Leary Margaret Smith Sue Wynkoop Ida Roof. A photograph was taken at supper after games and prize contests.

Jesse F. Smith Hummel Street Evelyn Elizabeth Smith Jeanette Hargleroad Dorothy Bates Mary Foultz Pearl Herrick Mildred Bates Jessie Spencer Nellie Strickler Dorothy Rickert Miriam Rickert Marie Riley Rhea Zerbe Anna Schaner Helen Stoyer Doris Schaner Margaret Lebo Gertrude Riddle Pauline Brown Evelyn Smith Amy Smith Mary Sellers Catherine Meredith Foster Savage Marlin Beidleman David Spencer George Bowman Paul Wiesman George Major Dick Bowman Richard Roth Joseph O'Leary James Glass James O'Leary Russell Knnsely Arthur Yingstand James Miller Smith Alice O'Leary Margaret Smith Sue Wynkoop Ida Roof Chambersburg

Camp Fire Girls Outing on Mountain Summit

Camp Fire Girls led by Miss Marian Lutz and guardians Rev Harvey Klaer and Mrs Klaer enjoyed an outing atop the second mountain above Rockville. After a picnic supper they toasted bacon and marshmallows then moved down to the Heck residence near Dauphin for Indian tales.

Susquehanna Marian Lutz Harvey Klaer Covenant Presbyterian Church Margaret Welder Mary Garland Eleanor Eby Margaret Schradley Clara Wallower Ruth Smiley Mabel Harris Margaret Smith Dorothy Teats Mary Bartell Esther Werden Anna Mary Wirt Mildred Toomey Frances Dunlap Mabel Mair Esther Montgomery Margaret Paul

Richter-Brown Wedding at Otterbein U B Church

The marriage of Miss Florence Grace Brown to Edward A Richter was held this afternoon at Otterbein United Brethren Church with Rev. S Edwin Rupp officiating. The bride wore a wisaria charmeuse dress and carried valley lilies in a shower bouquet. No attendants. They will honeymoon in New York and Niagara Falls before settling in the city.

Florence Grace Brwon Edward ‘A. Richter Otterbein United Brethren Church S. Edwin Rupp Wistaria Charmeuse New York Niagara Falls Richter George Brown Hamilton Street Mr. Richter The Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Family Will Tour Europe On Eight Week Continent Visit

Bernard Schmidt proprietor of the Schmidt Vienna Bakery will depart Monday with his family for Europe to visit relatives and friends. They will tour Germany France Austria and other nations by motor car for eight weeks before returning. Marysville Pa June 27 William H Eppley and Mrs Emma Eckels were married last night in Bethlehem Lutheran Church by Rev J Bradley Markward. Eppley, an assistant yardmaster, and his wife will spend two weeks touring New York Boston and Portland Maine before settling in Maple Avenue.

Bernard Schmidt Schmidt Vienna Europe Mr. Schmidt Germany France Austria Marysville William H. Eppley Emma Eckels Harrisburg Bethlehem Lutheran Church J. Bradley Markward Eppley New York Boston Portland Maine Maple Avenue

Mrs Thompson Hosts Auction Bridge at 2039 North Second Street

Mrs James Calder Thompson entertained at auction bridge yesterday afternoon at her home 2039 North Second Street in honor of Mrs George Nass and Mrs W Frank Haehnsen of Philadelphia. Luncheon followed the games with numerous guests present. STONE HITS WORKMAN William Tyrell 313 Chestnut Street was badly cut on the lower lip this morning when struck by a flying stone while digging at Front and Mulberry Streets for the excavation of the subway.

James Calder Thompson Auction Bridge North Second Street George Nass W. Frank Haehnsen Philadelphia Lewis F. Haehnsen W. Frank Witman David A. Buehler Jamess. Finnegan Mary Seidel Mary Heister Anson P. Dare Harry A. Robinson William E. Seel Arthur H. Bailey Emman William Tyrell Chestnut Street Front Mulberry

Cornell Men Form Harrisburg Alumni Club Before Regatta

Cornell alumni gather at the Engineers' Club in Harrisburg on the eve of the intercollegiate regatta. Twenty two attendees, led by presiding George F. Wieghardt, plan a full roster and appoint a committee after luncheon and race reports. Attendees include graduates from 1907 to 1915.

Cornell Engineers’ Club George F. Wieghardt Harrisburg D. J. Hoffert C. C. Johnston J. W. Magoun Thomas A. Baldwin Walter Johnston E. Willis Whited H. R. Behrens C. M. Behrens Richard Knibbe J. R. Hoffert H. T. Critchlow H. F. Bronson George F. Wileghardt Thomas M. Kelker H. T

Kaufman Stores Prepare for Clean Sweep Sale Next Tuesday

Kaufman Underselling Stores announce the semiannual Clean Sweep Sale in Harrisburg with all summer merchandise offered at special prices. The event starts Tuesday at 8 15 in the morning and runs through July, with store closures Monday for preparatory work and full price details to be published in Monday’s paper. The broom feature will be highlighted.

Harrisburg Kaufman

Reily Hose Company Plans Band, Festival Parade

The Reily Hose truck travels to the Pennsylvania station tonight to meet the Goldsboro band. A town parade then circles back to the hose house at Fourth and Dauphin streets for the festival’s second night. Last night’s admissions reached 1,104.

Reily Pennsylvania Station Goldsboro Fourth and Dauphin Styets

Vicious Dog Bites Little Girl Near Home

Francis Inklevitz three years old of 120 North Tenth Street was attacked by a vicious dog near her home shortly after 10 o clock this morning and badly bitten about the hands and face. She was taken to Harrisburg hospital for treatment to prevent rabies.

Francis Inklevitz North Tenth Street Harrisburg

There Is Nothing Like a Trip to Yellowstone Park

Vacation seekers are offered a six day stage tour of Yellowstone National Park with daily stays at picturesque hotels. The Burlington route provides a weekly conductor guide and comfort service, and a booklet with maps and descriptions of Yellowstone and the Mississippi Valley is available through Wm. Austin, C B and Q R R Co, Philadelphia.

Yellowstone National Park Burlington Yellowstone Park Mississippi Valley Wm. Austin Chestnut Street Philadelphia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ruth Creep William R. Julius Anna MacGowan Robert H. Moffit Hogestown Harry Calvert Altoona William Harper South Eighteenth Street Frank A. Gibson Drexel Miss Ruth the Messiah Lutheran Music of the World Sigler Evenvt Musipal Warrisburc Dumas Hugo Dickens Mie U. S Orville Heck-Garverich Wayne A. Aldinger Waldheim Perdix Theodore B. Stouffer North Thirteenth Street Carolyn Schell New Rochelle N. Y Lake Placid Anne McCormick Rosegarden Harry M. Vastine Lojoust Street Clara E. Poist North Sixth Street Mountain View Farm Perry County Elizabeth Walker Bellefonte Robert Pattison Cox North Street M. Gertrude Forsythe Fulston Street Asbury Park Margaret Matter Frederick, Md Frank A. Robbins, Jr Grace Matter Lykens New Hampshire William Massmore South Nineteenth Street Samuel Sloan Froehlich Market Street Asheville N. C National Guard Berlin Mme. Carreno Sara Kerns Sara E. Kerns Mary Stover Stovevale Ruth Payne Elizabeth Knisely Eaglesmere Paynes Rainbow Richter-Brown Otterbein U. B. Church William Hammaker Helen Walter David I. Miller Scott A. Leiby William H. Fiss New Haven Conn Mabelle L. Losh Jefferson Street W. H. Schlager, Jr Dauphin Street Fahnestock Hall F. E. Downes New England Connecticut Littlejohns’ Island Family Fmily Astrich Choice White Wings White Wings 39 Wing Effects Co iCornell L. D. Perry J. D. Justin R. M. Riegel Samuel Whitten Myer George W. Bauder Kaufman Store Reily Hose Company
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