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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1915

Page

7

Six Lighted Candles Mark Gladys Nickey Birthday

Six tall pink candles lit the birthday cake for Gladys Nickey at a Saturday party at her West Simpson Street Mechanicsburg home. Guests enjoyed games and music with refreshments. Attending were Mildred Stambaugh Marion Henry Lila Cockley Verna Shover Frances Fulton Marie Clark Martha Randymaker Mildred Yohn David Yohn Mary Henneman Florence Ilgenfritz. Mrs Nickey was assisted by Mrs A C Henry of Harrisburg and Mrs Ira King of Mechanicsburg.

Gladys Nickey West Simpson Street Mechanicsburg Mildred Stambaugh Marion Henry Lila Cockley Verna Shover Frances Fulton Marie Clark Martha Randymaker Mildred Yohn David Yohn Mary Henneman Florence Ilgenfritz Nickey A. C. Henry Harrisburg Ira King

On Leave of Absence From Canal Zone Inspector Guest

Harry 8 Rowe formerly of Harrisburg on 60 day leave from the Canal Zone Panama is visiting his mother Mrs George Rowe on Swatara Street. He is the brother of Mrs Wm Co Brown of 1327 Derry Street and is employed by the United States Government as an inspector.

Harry 8. Rowe Harris Burger Canal Zone Panama George Rowe Swatara Street Mr Rowe Wm. Co. Brown Derry Steet United States

Spotts Couple Meet Lockwood Guests in Philadelphia Visit

Mr and Mrs William A Spotts of 2106 North Fourth Street traveled to Philadelphia today to meet Mr and Mrs William Lockwood of Bridgeport Conn who will accompany them home for a short visit. The Lockwoods are en route to San Francisco for the expositions.

William A. Spotts North Fourth Street Philadelphia William Lockwood Bridgeport

Ninth Anniversary Fete for Zucker man Family at Home

Mrs. Mary Zucker man and husband hosted their ninth wedding anniversary with a large luncheon for relatives and friends. Guests included the Zuckerman, Brenner, Baturin, and Rubin families among others. musical entertainment featured violin, piano, and vocal numbers by several performers. A separate note reports a surprise fourth birthday party for Master George Lorimer at 463 Crescent street with prizes, decorations, and a long-distance birthday call from G. A. Lorimer of Scranton.

Mary Harry Zuckerman North Thirteenth Street Harry Zuckerman Joseph L. Brenner Morris Baturin Meyer Baturing Jacob Miller Arthur Rubin B. Robin Chisholm Elsie Rubin Beatrice Zuckerman Sylvia Zuckerman Sam Baturin Edgar Baturin Bernard Zuckerman Arthur Koplovitz J. L. Brenner Sarah Hilda Baturin Helen Baturin Jeanette Beatrice Anna Shulman H. R. Long Crescent Street George Lorimer Dorothy Long John Dugan G. A. Lorimer Scranton Joan Erma King Cordelia Michener Mary Elizabeth Shade Alice le van Masters Edward King Ray le van William King Long W.H. Rife C. W. Shade Rebecca Michener Margaret Robinson

Miss Aldinger Hosts Guests At Alabama Cottage

A weekend gathering at the Alabama Cottage includes Mr. and Mrs. David Price and Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins of Philadelphia on an auto tour through the state. They join Mrs. Price’s brother George H. Fettus and family in Gettysburg after the stay. Other guests include Edward F. Meek Hiram H. Starr and several Aldinger relatives and friends. Mrs. Alexander Snyder leaves for Ardmore after visiting sister Mrs. Charles F. Etter.

David Price Mrs. Tompkins Philadelphia Edward F. Meek Hiram H. Starr Jaanees B. Long Robert K. Cunkle Lear W. Kline Robert H. Price John B. Nicholas, Jr Emanuel F. Callanan Paul Stauffer Katharine Aldinger New York Coney Island Alabama Perdix Sarah Hollinger Ruth Kilmore Letha Fair Evelyn Brady

Peffer Wolfensberger Marriage Announced in Lemoyne

Mr and Mrs Oscar Wolfensberger of Lemoyne announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Reba Catherine Wolfensberger to George Ross Peffer of Lemoyne. The ceremony was Thursday June 24 at noon at St Pauls Lutheran church Van dergrift Heights. After a visit with relatives they will reside at 487 Hummel avenue Lemoyne after July 1. Mr Peffer is a Lemoyne High School and Harrisburg Academy graduate and an attaché of the Harrisburg post office.

Oscar Wolfensberger Lemoyne Reba Catherine Wolfensberger George Ross Peffer C. G. Leatherman St. Paul's Lutheran Church Vandergrift Heights Peffer Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Hummel Avenue Harrisburg Academy Harrisburg Post Office

Mr and Mrs Aug Lutz return from long western trip

Mr and Mrs August Lutz of 309 North Second Street arrived in the city this morning after a several week western tour covering about 15000 miles. they traveled by the southern route visiting many points of interest including the panama pacific exposition and the san diego fair, and returned via yellowstone park omaha and other prominent cities.

August Luts North Second Street City San Diego Yellowstone Park Omaha

Social notes of residents planning moves and visits

Local households announce shifts of address, travel plans, and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Y. Buttorff move to 904 North Second Street with daughters Mildred and Minerva. Several couples plan trips to Liverpool, Philadelphia, and Washington, while others visit relatives in Frostburg and Parkersburg. Several individuals spend summers in Long Branch, Litchfield, and Fairfield, with a few hosting guests at home.

Harvey Y. Buttorff Mildred and Minerva Buttorff Cottage Ridge North Second Street William Wallis Hummel Street Liverpool J. S. Leibengood Philadelphia Levisanders Kittatinny Street William Myers Mabel A North Third Street New England States J. Douglas Miller Royal Pine Street Kensington Helen Beidleman Constance Beidleman Harry Beidleman Frostburg G. B. Dunmire Ethel Dunmire Emma Melick Capitol Street Gabriella Cameron Brodnax Cameron Petersburg Lyman D. Gilbert Fairfield Margaret FE. Fessler Walnut Street Marysville Albert Seidel Robert Dennis Ruth Dennis Kelker Street Long Branch N. Y Charles Imbrie Kent West Philadelphia S. M. Gilman North Thirteenth Street Margaret Crane Boyd Street Parkersburg W. Va Charles H. Torrington Beverly N. J Lee W. Davis Clendenin River Road

Open Air Concert at Reservoir Park in Harrisburg

Final rehearsal for an open air concert by the Harrisburg Evangelistic Chorus will be held at Ridge Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church this evening at 8 o clock. 1200 members with a forty piece orchestra will perform with the Stough hymnal Make Christ King and a piano solo by Walter F. S. Yates.

Reservoir Park Harrisburg Steelton Mozart Beethoven Donizetti

Nervous Dyspepsia Promoted By Pink Pills

An ad describes nervous dyspepsia as a nervous condition with symptoms after eating and prior to meals. It endorses Dr Williams Pink Pills as strengthening nerves and improving digestion, alongside diet advice and a free pamphlet offer via postal card request.

Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y Dr. Williams

Putnam's Corn Ex Tractor Ad Promises Painless Cure

An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Ex as safe and dependable for corns. It claims fast relief, fading of foot lumps, and that substitutors cannot match its “marvelous curative power.” Sold everywhere in 25 cent bottles.

Putnam's Corn

Saturday Night Dance at Harrisburg Country Club

An informal dance at the Country Club of Harrisburg drew a crowd including Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Gilbert Miss Gabriella Cameron of Petersburg Va Mr and Mrs N E Salsich Mr and Mrs R Hall of Bedford Lt and Mrs Hunter of Annapolis Mrs J V W Reynders Miss Constance Palmer of Montclair N J Miss Mary Meyers Miss Deavitt Miss Katherine Etter Miss Louise Carney Miss Dora Coe Miss Virginia King Miss Mary Williamson Miss Frances Morrison Miss Susanna Fleming Thomas Baldwin Mr Redus Spencer Roberts John Erickson Robert McCreath John Magown George Shotwell J V W Reynders Jr and Brodnax Cameron of Petersburg Va.

Country Club Harrisburg Henderson Gilbert Gabriella Cameron Petersburg N. E. Salsich R. Hall Bedford Hunter Annapolis J. V. W. Reynders Constance Palmer Montclair N. J Mary Meyers Deavitt Katherine Etter Louise Carney Dora Coe Virginia King Mary Williamson Frances Morrison Susanna Fleming Thomas Baldwin Mr. Redus Spencer Roberts John Erickson Robert McCreath John Magown George Shotwell J. V. W. Reynders, Jr Brodnax Cameron

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