Lykens Valley Campmeeting Opens July 25 in Elizabethville
Special to the Telegraph Elizabethville June 29 The Lykens Valley Campmeeting Association of the United Brethren Church will open its annual gathering July 25 in the grove half a mile west of Elizabethville and run ten days through August 3. Rev J C Pease Rev C Angsettow and Rev O G Romig lead daily services with Homer Deitz as chorister and a large chorus. Cottage and tent rentals are managed by A M Romberger. Presiding Elder D D Lowery of Harrisburg oversees all services. officers include President I T Buffington Secretary J C Beitsfield and Superintendent of boarding house A M Romberger.
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Elizabethville
Lykens Valley
The
United Brethren Church
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. C. Pease
C \angsettew
J. C. Beitsfield
A. M. Romberger
Diplomas For Graduates of Social and Personal News Teacher Training Class
Enola Pa June 29 Commencement exercises of the Methodist Episcopal Church teacher training class will be held tomorrow evening. The program includes music, invocations, essays by Beulah Parks and Sara Lackey, addresses by J L Young and Rev A S Fasick, duets, recitations, a class song, diploma presentation by A B Harnish, and a class roll. A banquet will follow at the First United Brethren Church festival room.
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Enola
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. Grant Sleep
Beulah Gertrude Parks
J. L. Young
Mechanicsburg
Cumberland County Sabbath School Association
Grace Stum
Durrance Ejichel
Sara Lackey
Maude Beshore
A. S. Fasick
Harrisburg
The
Methodist Church
Hilda May Wagner
Esther Irene Reigel
A. B. Harnish
J. H. Eichel
W. L. Troup
Beulah G. Parks
Helen A. Kuntzleman
Hilda May Wagener
Hazel G. Stum
Durrance E. Bichel
Esther I. Reigle
W. H. Beshore
Maude R. Beshore
L. Mae Bitner
First United Brethren Church
W. M. Brenneman
New Cumberland
W. Martin Brenneman
Market Street
A. R. Ayres
Trinity United Brethren Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Central Pennsylvania News Casts A Wide Net Of Local Incidents
In Pottsville Lester Lesser, a Schuylkill Haven boy, was shocked into unconsciousness after grabbing a broken high tension wire. Harry Schumaker saved him. Reading reports include Elk’s State convention parking for 1500 autos, a 9-year-old with lockjaw after stepping on a carpet tack, and a Typographical Union effort to protect city forested mountains. Lansford notes a 5 1 2 pound bass from Haute dam. In Dauphin George Landis hosted a formal dinner at Sidnal with guests from Camp Hill, Harrisburg, Shiremanstown and beyond. Numerous visits and social gatherings occur in Shiremanstown, New Cumberland, Camp Hill, Harrisburg, and surrounding towns with lectures on Home Missions and family visits. Mt Union reports lightning damaging a 70-foot stack at the tannery boilerhouse during a storm.
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Typographical Union
Lansford
Bert Kline
Haute
J. R. Hutchinson
New Cumberland
Penn Grove
Pearl Albright
Carlisle
Snyder
Sue R. Kaufman
Hotel Iroquois
George B. King
Millard King
Camp Hill
T. 8. Wilcox
Martin Bomberger
Highspire
Vernon S. Myers
Johnstown
H. M. Rupp
Shiremanstown
Margaret Wertz
William Kepford
F. D. Sears
Barnett Sears
Harrisburg
George T. Jacobs
B. McDonald
Philadelphia
Melvin S. Bowman
Benjamin G. Baker
Benjamin, Jr
Churchtown
Samuel Fleming
E. H. Bitner
Pleasant Retreat
Peter Morris
Gehr
William W. Braught
George H. Rupp
United Brethren Sunday School
Horace D. Marsales Dies at 51 in New Market
Horace D. Marsales a traveling salesman died last evening at his New Market home after about two weeks with uremic poisoning. He was 51 and survived by his wife and two children. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Horace D. Marsales
Cumberland
New Market
Hughes Victory Leads Predict Landslide for Republicans
Washington experts foresee a Republican landslide in the coming election with Hughes and Roosevelt aligned against Wilson. They flag New York as pivotal, estimate 45 electoral votes for the state, and note the Democratic campaign will focus on NY NJ OH IN and a few others while relying on the solid South for support.
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Toxas
Cersees
Utah
Wecress
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Florida
Georgia
Texas
Eli Wilson
South
White House
Organize Board of Trade at Hummelstown
Preliminary steps to form a Hummelstown Board of Trade completed at a borough meeting led by chairman Leroy Heller. Edward I. McColgin of Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce gave an address. A constitution committee, chaired by H. M. Horst, will report at a later session. Mrs Jane Speese of Philadelphia and Dauphin, 67, died at Ocean City New Jersey. funeral in Germantown Friday.
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Hummelstown
Edward I. McColgin
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
Leroy Heller
Edwin H. Blessing
H. M. Horst
Homer H. Strickler
Morris Wagner
Dauphin
Reed
Jane Speese
Ocean City
N. J
Philadelphia
George Kinter
Chicago
Germantown
Pennsylvanian Dividend Declarations Highlight Railroad Earnings
Directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Pennsylvania Company announced quarterly and semiannual dividends. The Pennsylvania Company plans a 4 percent semiannual payout, with total 1916 dividends expected at $6.4 million versus $4.8 million in 1915. The railroad’s stock remains on an 8 cent basis, reflecting continued earnings. A feature notes Japan’s rice straw raincoats praised for centuries of waterproofing and a new Paris fabric praised for rain resistance, though fire risk and heavy saturation are noted.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Pennsy
Pennsylvania Company
Japan
Nippon
Popular Science Monthly
Paris
Cleveland runner walks 11 thousand miles for prize
F. L. Balkan arrived in San Francisco after two and a half years of nonstop walking to win a $8,000 prize offered by the Cleveland Athletic Club for a circuit of 11,000 miles. He wore out fifty four pairs of shoes, made postcards on the road, and kept one haircut and four shaves during the journey.
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San Francisco
F. L. Balkan
Cleveland Athletic Club
Balkan
Operator's Sandwich Cost Firm 897.0 in Federal Court
A Missouri telegraph company was ordered to pay Morris & Co. packers 897,698.76 after an operator at the firm ate a sandwich when a fire alarm from the packing plant arrived, delaying response and causing a disastrous fire. The jury based damages on actual loss. Changes at Pennsylvania Road include Henry Wolf Bible named assistant general counsel, I B Thomas as assistant purchasing agent, and Eliot Summer as superintendent of motive power.
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Kansas City
Missouri District Telegraph Company
Morris & Co
Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Henry Wolf Bible
I. B. Thomas
Williamsport
Eliot Summer
West Philadelphia
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Takea
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Ales H.day
N. Sixth ST
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Edward Good
Edward Johnston
Edward Paul
William Worcester
Harvey E. Knapp
Alfred Warner
Frank J. Wallis
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Mary Flickinger
Howard Wolfe
Elderine Wolfe
Lemoyne
Lydia Grubb
Louise Roush
Marynville
Ruth Kerr
McVeytown
Helen Hain
Harysville
Miss Kerr
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Shippensburg State Normal School
Merel Dunkle
Duncannon
Harry Johns
Marysville
H. T. Kocher
Shamokin
Mt. Union
West Shore News
Carlisle New Cumberland
Guards of the Improved Order of America
M. Pfuhl Froelich
School of Music
Fahne—stock Hall
Margery Oren
Bridge Street
Woman's Benefit Meeting
Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Se Hia
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Board of Trade
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Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
America
North Second St
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Schleisner’s Men’s Store
Shantung Silk
Palm Beach
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