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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1919

Page

12

Millersburg Scouts Form Active Organization in Millersburg

In Millersburg Pennsylvania on June 27 Scout Executive Virgin of Harrisburg led plans to form a full Boy Scout organization with church groups from Methodist Lutheran Reformed and Evangelical churches active in organizing Troops Nos 1 2 and 4. Warren L. Mark is appointed Scout executive to oversee local efforts with troops meeting at churches and planning a swimming pool site.

Millersburg Virgin Harrisburg A. G. Bashoar C. P. Polk D. E. Hottenstein J. F. Adams M. L. Burger J. A. Brubaker B. Nimmons L.M. Shepp L. BE. Bair Warren L. Mark Mark Mount Holly Springs J. H. Barnes C. W. Rubendall Lee L. Lehman Marlin L. Weaver J. H. Musselman Frank Link the Reformed Church L. B. Bair

Suburban Notes from Millerstown and Annville Gatherings

Residents and visitors from Buck’s Valley Lemoyne and Harrisburg travel and visit. Local faculty and students attend commencements at Dickinson College Millersville State Normal Mount Gretna and Shippensburg State Normal. Families and friends host summer stays and trips to Philadelphia Willow Grove Camden and Portland.

Pecord Will Be Third Man In Ring For Willard Dempsey Bout

Ollie Pecord will serve as official referee for the July fourth heavyweight title fight in Toledo with Tex Rickard and Major A J Biddle named as judges. Jack Skelly is alternate referee and W Warren Barbour is timekeeper. The selections come after a telegram from Adam Empire and mark a Toledo Boxing Commission concession. Rickard said Willard demanded his appointment as a judge.

Toledo Ohio Ollie Pecord Toledo Boxing Commission Jess Willard Jack Dempsey Tex Rickard A. J. Drexel Biddie Philadelphia Pecord Jack Skelly Yonkers N. Y W. Warren Bar Rickard

Personal and Social Items of Towns on West Shore

Mrs Sara Wentz of Wellsville visits with J C Wentz in Shiremanstown. John May and daughter Bessie May stay with I Alvin Wright in Shiremanstown. Mrs J Henderson Stock from Shiremanstown visits Harrisburg. Paul and Wendell Bricker of Harrisburg return from Shiremanstown. Thomas Lantz Muhlenberg College student visits parents in Shiremanstown. Mrs Bessie Margret and family return home from Harrisburg visit. Mrs LeRoy Beil and family return from Harrisburg after entertaining at Shiremanstown. Charles King of Harrisburg and Mrs Ralston of Atlantic City visit Starrs in Shiremanstown. Lydia Bogar returns to Harrisburg after weeks with Dr J W Sheets. Effie Clements and son Robert visit Beil home at Shiremanstown. Stuart Cooper and party from Oberlin New Cumberland and Indiana guests hosted by Frank E Wallace Sr at Shiremanstown. William Corman of Shiremanstown visits relatives in Lewisberry. Rev J A Koser of Sedalia Missouri hosted by Dr J W S Sheets. Mrs Henry Salker of New Cumberland returns from Lewistown. Miss Helen Lechthaler and Mrs Wentz of New Cumberland attend Christian Endeavor convention in Waynesboro.

Sara Wentz Wellsville J. C. Wentz Shiremanstown John May Bessie May Bowmansdale I. Alvin Wrightstone J. Henderson Stock Harrisburg Paul and Wendell Bricker Thomas Lantz Muhlenberg College Rey H. K. Lantz St. John's Parsonage Bessie Margret Margaret Pearle Carrol Frank Otstot Evergreen Street LeRoy Beil Olive Mary Marian Beil Aaron Beck Jacob Beil, Jr Charles King Ralston Atlantic City Lloyd Starr Lydia Bogar J. W. Sheets Effie Clements Robert Pine Grove Stuart Cooper Jessie Keller Oberlin William E. Ross Mildred Minerva Winifred Bankes New Cumberland Neil Bloomfield Indiana Frank E. Wallace William Corman Lewisberry J. A. Koser Sedalia Missouri J. W. S. Sheets Henry Salker Fifth Street Lewistown Helen Lechthaler Wentz Christian Endeavor Waynesboro

Several Hundred Attend Bible Class Banquet

In New Cumberland Pennsylvania last evening the Men’s Bible Class and guests totaling several hundred gathered for their annual banquet at Trinity United Brethren church. A. A. Marley led the program with welcome by Rev. A R Ayres devotions by Rev J R Hutchinson and the main address by Rev H M Miller of Penbrook.

New Cumberland Trinity United Brethren Church A. A. Marley A. R. Ayres J. R. Hutchinson H. M. Miller Penbrook Helen Lechthaler Kathryn Seep

Wheat Scab Noted In Franklin County Fields

Wheat scab has appeared in Franklin county as farmers report infected fields. Farm Agent Joseph S. Oberle tests the cause on the John O Craig farm near Greens Castle. John Craig is Franklin county farm bureau president. Many vigorous wheat fields are seriously affected by the scab fungus.

Franklin Chambersburg Franklin County Joseph S. Oberle John Oo. Craig Franklin County Farm Bureau Greencastle

Street Railway Men of State in Session Here

The Pennsylvania Street Railway Association opened its annual meeting at the Penn Harris Hotel with 75 delegates. President Gordon Campbell outlined yearlong work and noted improvement in state street railway conditions.

Street Railway Penn-Harris Hotel Pennsylvania Street Railway Association Gordon Campbell York Railway Company F. R. Phillips Pittsburgh Rail Ways Company K. C Lehigh Valley Company Penn- Harris R. H. Horton Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company William D. B. Ainey Public Service Commission York Railways Company T. B. Donnelly West Penn Traction Company Henry M. Stine Harrisburg York Railways Co Tingley American Railways Company C. B. Fairchild Thomas A. Wright Wilkes-Barre Railways Company Thomas Cooper Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company BE. B. Hull Conestoga Traction Company F. B. Musser Harrisburg Railways Company C. B. Fairchild, Jr Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co C. H. Bishop Valley Railways Company

Mrs Mary Zimmerman Dies at 69 in Home of Daughter

Mrs Mary J Zimmerman widow of Joseph H Zimmerman died at 2 this morning at her daughter Mrs David Devlin's home 241 Swatara Street She was 69 and died of Brights disease after years of illness Funeral services will be held Monday at Trinity Episcopal Church at 2 pm Burial will be in Baldwin Cemetery.

Mary Zimmerman Mary J. Zimmerman Joseph H. Zimmerman David Devlin Swatara Street Bright Zimmerman Trinity Episcopal ‘Church Baldwin Cemetery

Pageant rehearsal for Carlisle July 4

New Cumberland pageant participants rehearse this evening at eight on the Athletic Grounds in Carlisle. The event promises a historical spectacle with local residents taking part.

New Cumberland Carlisle

Balloon ascension and parachute drop scheduled at Chickies Park

Marietta Pa June 27 The Chickies Park management announces a big Fourth of July program with a balloon ascent and parachute drop. The Columbia Fire Company picnic will be held there with dancing in the afternoon and evening.

Chicktes Marietta Chickies Park Columbia Fire Company

Ice Cream and Cake Festival Slated at Perdix Cottage

An ice cream cake and candy festival will be held at E. B. Black’s Perdix cottage tomorrow evening. Music will be provided by the Perdix Orchestra.

Perdix Perdix E. B. Black Perdix Perdix Orchestra

Perry Sabbath School Association Conventions

Perry County Sabbath School Association President David S. Fry announces District No. 6 and District No. 3 conventions on Sunday afternoons at 2 30. Talks include Reconstruction Work in Our Sunday Schools and Sunday School Standard 100 Percent Efficiency with music and district reports. Officers to be elected for six months. sixteen Sunday schools in District No. 6 and in Newport Millerstown Oliver Howe Greenwood Miller Juniata townships.

Newport David S. Fry Perry County Sabbath School Association Shermansdale A. R. Johnston George A. Heiss Trinity Reformed Presbyterian United Brethren Christ Lutheran Methodist Episcopal All of New Bloomfield Sandy Hollow

Hamaker Damage Suit in Perry Court to Be Retried

New Bloomfield Pa June 27 The retrial of Albert J Hamaker and wife in Watts township for damages over their two daughters deaths when an oil wagon slid into an embankment is set for Perry county August court. The suit, first heard in Perry, led to a $55 per death award. the Superior Court ruled the award unjust and ordered a new trial. A separate incident reports a boy named Joseph Knapp fracturing a leg when a heavy auto truck backed over him while he placed a stone under a wheel.

New Bloomfield Andree Albert J. Hamaker Watts Township Perry County Ferry County Court Perry Columbia Joseph Knapp

Frymoyer couple announce a daughter birth in Liverpool

Mr and Mrs Clarence Frymoyer announce the birth of a daughter on Monday June 23 in Liverpool Pennsylvania. Mrs Frymoyer formerly Miss Verna Lebkicker of Liverpool.

Liverpool Clarence Frymoyer Frymoyer Verna Lebkicker

Germans Will Get Paris Says World War Spy Lecture

Mount Wolf June 27 attendance at the York Haven Mount Wolf and Manchester Community Chautauqua opened with a Del Mar quartet concert and a lecture by Harold Fever of the English Intelligence Department who warned that Germany is not finished and predicted Germans would enter Paris in 1929. Fever described WWII preparations and showed photographs from Krupp plants. Nearby reports note thefts in Mifflin County and a Columbia wedding of Paul Welsh and Lydia L McCall.

Mount Wolf York Haven Manchester del Mar Harold Fever English Intelligence Department Germany Paris Fever British Admiralty Krupp Harwood Spicer London Eng United States

Shoes For 98c A Pair At New Store

The Shoe Wizard offers men women and children shoes at 98 cents a pair to introduce customers to the new store at 1208 N Third St Haines. This sale uses a limited price to attract shoppers and establish location familiarity.

Third St Haines

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