Various Stores Advertise Goods and Services Including Jewelry Groceries Florals and Pianos
Local ads promote a jewelry gift selection plus watches clocks and tableware from W R Atkinson. B B Drumm highlights meats groceries and seasonal produce. Japan items and kimonos are sold by Mrs Ida Cranston. Schmidt Florist touts fresh flowers and arrangements. Weaver Typewriting offers multigraph copies. H G Day promotes Lester pianos with installment options. Victoria theater features top cinema productions.
Midnight Trolley Crash Injures Family Near Camp Hill
A trolley car on a late run near Camp Hill picked up a unconscious woman, then found her son and later saved a man and his injured wife. The Gelwicks family and a bystander were thrown from a wagons during a rough chase as horses bolted after a broken single-tree. Dr Mowery aided the injured at Mechanicsburg.
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the Valley, Railways Company
Camp Hill
W. G. Sherman
C. H. Richelberger
Russel Gelwicks
Edward Gelwicks
Mechanicsburg
Oyster Point
Harrisburg
Holsum and Butternut Bread Promise Consistency
Local bakery advertises Holsum and Butternut bread as uniform in quality. Every loaf described as never burnt or sour, palatable and nutritious, scientifically prepared for sanitary production. Available at all good grocers.
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Schmidt
Rescue on Washington Express Averted Near Williamsport
Engineer Ira Katz of 1804 Green Street and a vigilant crew thwarted a track sabotage near Newberry Junction. A broken switch and misleading lights were detected as the eastbound Washington Express approached Harrisburg, enabling quick repairs and safe passage.
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Ira Katz
Green Street
Washington Express
Williamsport
Newberry Junction
Harrisburg
Kutz
Katz
Harness entanglement halts pair during rescue maneuver
A description recalls how a rider and horse halted abruptly as the off-horse tightened their line around the harness and tangled it around a guy wire, securing the two in a perilous wrap and stopping movement.
Reformed and Lutheran Church Gatherings Schedule at Pen-Mar
The article lists the twenty eighth annual Lutheran Church reunion at Pen-Mar with leaders from Christ Lutheran York and nearby towns, plus special trains from Harrisburg and other cities. It notes an expected attendance of 15,000 to 20,000, musical programs, sermons, and addresses by church figures. A separate Presbyterian reunion is planned for July 30 with a efforts by regional pastors and volunteers.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
Harrisburg
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
District of Columbia
Lutheran Church
Pen-Mar
Georg W. Enders
Christ Lutheran Church
York
Martinsburg
W. Va
M. L. Enders
Cumberland
J. 8. Simon
Hagerstown
J. B. Baker
Gettysburg
Pen-Mar Orchestra
Professor Ohl
Sophia Jepson
Baltimore
W. H. Feldmann
Union Lutheran Church
America
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Pennsylvania College
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Thomas J. Ferguson
Mechanicsburg
Iry B. King
T. C. McCarrell
Middletown
Albert E. Waldo
Chambersburg
J. C. Eckels
Carlisle
George M. Reed
Newville
C. A. Bosserman
Shippensburg
J. R. Davison
Greencastle
J. C. Rose
Mercersburg
M. E. Hensel
David BH
Small
Thomas R. Moore
Charlestown
Mervin F. Robinson
J. H. Lacey
Winchester
David T. Neely
Missionary Day at Penbrook U B Church July 5 1914
Penbrook United Brethren Church prepares for a missionary meeting on Sunday July 5 1914 with Rev G M Richter and wife returning missionaries from Africa to speak at morning and evening services. The event promises special music and a large local attendance.
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Penbrook
Richter
Dauphin County
Halifax
Harrisburg
Father Brennan
St. Francis
J. D. Carey
St Francis’ Roman Catholic
Bernard Schmidt
Europe
Father Carey
Abbottstown
Augsburg Lutheran Church
Amos Stamets
Enoch
God
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Conklin Names Forestry's Class for State Academy
Commissioner Robert Conklin announces twelve names chosen to enter the State Forestry Academy at Mont Alto. They will report July 6 for six weeks of preliminary work, then exams for ten to receive scholarships. The academy trains for three years with bonding and practical horsemanship, as the state owns over 1,000,000 acres.
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Robert 8. Conklin
State
Mont Alto
J. Price Arnold
Ardmore
Howard £. Breneman
Hollidaysburg
John E. Buch
Lititz
Josef Garner
Harrisburg
Josef Harlacker
Nazareth
Mark H. Jackson
Swissvale
Leighton E. McNulty
Chambersburg
Edwin B. Miller
Ralph W. Musser
Altoona
Lloyd Root
Beccaria
Horace C. Yocum
S. Warren Windle
Cochranville
Commonwealth
State Forest Service
The
R. K. Young
A. W. Powell
Progressives
Pittsburgh
Tener
Erie
State Bar Association
Walter H. Gaither
Charles C. Stroh
Department of Labor and Industry
Highspire Plans Wide Open Fourth Centennial Celebration
Aaron D. Klugh issues a proclamation for a wide open town on July 4 1914 in Highspire to mark the hundredth anniversary. The marshal is C N Heiker for the street parade and arrangements for the parade route and marshals will be decided at a Wednesday meeting.
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Highspire
Aaron D. Klugh
High_spire
Burgess
C. N. Heike
Blue-Eyed Baby Smiles Amid Courtroom Dispute
A one year old infant smiles in a dispute between Joseph Brakovich and Mrs. Katie Mahovlic as they face assault and battery charges at a boarding house on Main Street. The baby sits with the mother and glances between opposing parties as the case proceeds before Squire Gardner.
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Squire Gardner
Siing
Joseph Brakovich
West Side
Katie Mahovlic
Main Street
Grown-Up Girls to Get Weekly Swim Lessons
Playground Supervisor J. K. Staples announces organized swimming classes for grown-up girls at the island bathhouse from 5 45 to 7 15 each Thursday. If demand grows, the Seneca street bathhouse may open. Instructor Miss Elizabeth McCormick will teach on the island and at Seneca street. Younger girls receive lessons 1 to 4 pm on Mondays and Thursdays at the island and on Tuesdays and Fridays at Seneca street.
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Island
J. K. Staples
Seneca Street
Elizabeth McCormick
Dorothy McCormick
Reservoir Park
Up the Road by Newhall Poem Excerpt
Poem fragment excerpted from The Survey features lines about journeying together toward light and home. It emphasizes unity among brothers, supportive deeds, and cheerful words to banish fear as they travel the wind swept miles toward a shared goal.
One Arrest Made For Traffic Law Violation
Burgess Wigfield ordered drastic measures on Front street and one arrest was made Saturday night in Steelton speedway. Andy Strk pleaded guilty to riding a bicycle without a light and horns and was fined five dollars with a severe reprimand.
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Burgess Fred Wigfield
Front Street
Burgess Wigfield
Choice of Hats Sale at Deep Discounts
Untrimmed hat shapes priced 45c to 95c with nothing reserved and sale ending when the season closes. Trimmed hats range 95c to 5 dollars with large value reductions on flowers and trims. Sale at Mary C. Glass 1806 Market Street and party goods at Marianne Kinder Markt 218 Locust Street offering party games and favors.
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Mary C. Glass
Market Street
Marianne
Lack Tailoring Ad Promises Fine Custom Garments
The advertisement touts Lack Tailored garments at 30 North Dewberry Street emphasizing scientific cutting and high quality fabrics. It claims superior style fit and a distinguished appearance to appeal to discerning customers.
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Dewberry Street
White Footwear Deals Brighten Public Window Display
Our north window showcases white shoes and pumps in two straps and Colonial styles plus button shoes and rubber soles. The Fourth of July sale features Mohican Scout shoes at 1.75 to 2.25 dollars and a range of vacation friendly models. Deichler at 13th and Market offers knock-about service footwear for summer outings.
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20Th Century Shoe Co
South Market Square
Deichler
13Th
Market Streets
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J. B. Shortz
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Hanover
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EB. Luther Cunningham
J. Wallace Green
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Market Street Baptist Church
P. H. Hughes
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O. Goodman
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Steelton
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Stroudsburg
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Yandell Henderson
Jay Yale Review
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Charles
Newhall
Charles A. Huyette
First Reformed Church
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Paul Mentzer
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G. Watson Creighton
Cottage Hill
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Steel Works
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North Ont Street
Annie E. Shearer
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