Local Doctors’ Fishing Trip Reels In 250 Catch
A party including Mr. and Mrs. Bowman and Dr. and Mrs. Kirby Lawson returned from Fortescue N J with about 250 fish. Stops included Wildwood Stone Harbor Sea Isle City Atlantic City and Philadelphia. Mary Swartz guest honored with marshmallow toast at Esther Wasson’s home and Rockville hike.
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Thomas E. Bowman
State Street
Edward Kirby Lawson
Penbrook
J. Harvey Miller
North Fourth Street
Fortescue
N. J
South Jersey
Wildwood
Stone Harbor
Sea Isle City
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Esther Wasson
Seneca Street
Mary Swartz
Port Royal
Rockville
Charles Wasson
Josephine Prowsell
Ruth Spott
Margaret Miller
Elsie Maulseed
Lillian Snowden
Helen Smith
Marie Mell
Catherine Barringer
Carl Maulseed
Lee White
Lee Chrum
Harry Musselman
Walter Shaeffer
Fredee Albert Sellers
Charles Nter
Clay-Bird Shoot to Feature Joint United Brethren Picnic
Derry Street and Sixth Street United Brethren Churches plan a joint picnic at Hershey Park with a clay-bird shoot between the Men's Bible Class gunners and Sixth Street men. A ball game, swimming races, driving exhibitions, and other contests for all ages are on the program. more than a thousand attendees expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry Street
Sixth Street
United Brethren
Hersney Park
Use Cocoanut Oil For Washing Hair
Advertising copy promotes malsified cocoanut oil as a gentle hair cleanser. It warns against alkali in soaps and shampoos, claims oil leaves hair silky and manageable, and notes the product is cheap and available at drug stores.
Miller Mates Engagement Announces Local Pair
Mr and Mrs James B Mates of 223 East Pearl Butler announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Margaret E to W J S Miller of the city. Miss Mates a Butler High School graduate studied at Drexel Philadelphia and taught household economics in Pittsburgh schools. Mr Miller son of Dr and Mrs William C Miller attended Lafayette College and belongs to Phi Delta Theta. The engagement leads to a fall marriage.
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James B. Mates
East
Pearl Street
Butler
Margaret E
W. J.S. Miller
Mates
Butler High School
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
House of Representatives
Pas
Miller
William C. Miller
Market Street
The
Pathescope Company
Lafayette College
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Dinner at Country Club For Some Young Folks
Mrs. Lewis Johnson of Steelton hosted an informal dinner at the Country Club of Harrisburg for her son Leland Johnson. Guests included Miss Louise Carney Miss Eleanor Earle Miss Betty Barber Miss Mary Mitchell Miss Martha Bullitt Leland Johnson Heffer Detweiler William Calder Jr Minster Kunkel Daniel Kunkel Ehrman B. Mitchell Jr Mrs. Thomas Earle and the Johnsons. Colonial Golf results from the club match play show C. H. Hunter defeating Gourley six and five Orr beating Seely two up Brinser defeating Watt four and three. Many club members plan to enter the flag tournament on July 4 with the entertainment committee arranging a full program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Johnson
Steelton
Country Club
Harrisburg
Leland Johnson
Louise Carney
Eleanor Earle
Betty Barber
Mary Mitchell
Martha Bullitt
Heffer Detweiler
William Calder, Jr
Minster Kunkel
Daniel Kunkel
Ehrman B. Mitchell, Jr
Thomas Earle
Colonial
Colonial Country Club
C. H. Hunter
Gourley
Orr
Seely
Brinser
Watt
Molly Pitcher Tribute In Carlisle Ceremony Unveiling Monument
The Carlisle ceremony honored Molly Pitcher, hero of Monmouth, with a large parade and inspiring music. Harrisburg visitors included D A R officials Cora Lee Snyder and Anna Hamilton Wood. Carlisle native Mrs. John L. Butler contributed verse praising Pitcher’s courage and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Molly Pitcher
Monmouth
Quincy
John L. Butler
Earle and Fleming Reach Harrisburg Tennis Final
In the Harrisburg Tennis Club semifinals Miss Eleanor Earle beat Miss Frances Bailey 6 2 6 love and Miss Susanna Fleming defeated Miss Maude Stamm 8 6 6 3 6 2. The final will be played tomorrow for the Mrs Carney loving cup. Dr Moffit attends Pittsburgh dental society sessions. Anne McCormick hosts kindergarten pupils at Rosegarden. John Ericson to Martha's Vineyard for vacation.
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Harrisburg Tennis Club
Eleanor Earle
Frances Bailey
Susanna Fleming
Maude Stamm
Miss Earle
Miss Fleming
John J. Moffit
Pittsburgh
State Dental Society
Anne McCormick
Kintergarten
Pinestreet
Rosegarden
John Ericson
Martha's Vineyard
Border Residents Welcome 23 Prisoners at International Bridge
Border residents gathered at the international bridge to greet 25 American troopers released after the Carrizal fight. Mexican and American officials coordinated transfer to Fort Bliss while guards secured the crossing and kept traffic halted to avoid disturbances.
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International Bridge
el Paso
Carrizal
Carranza
Wilson
Juarez
Francisco Gonzales
Andres Garzia
George Bell
Fort Bliss
Chihuahua City
Lem Spillsbury
Twentieth Infantry
Rio Grande
Urges Co operation Between Government and Business
Philadelphia June 29 Edward N Hurley vice chairman of the Federal Trade Commission urged at the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention that there be greater organization and mutual helpfulness in all lines of trade and industry with government cooperation on request He quoted President Wilsons May 12 1916 letter endorsing government support for trade associations and similar bodies The convention ends with a patriotic Independence Square meeting to hear President Wilson speak
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Edward N. Hurley
Federal Trade Commission
Hurley
Wilson
Boards of Trade
Independence Square
Government canvas orders delay summer camps opening
Summer camps for boys and girls run by Associated Aid Societies are held up as government orders for tents and canvas keep manufacturers busy. Officials expect openings around Monday, July 10 with boys near Chambersburg and girls near Manada Gap. John Yates says most arrangements are done, delay caused by lack of canvas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Aid Societies
Chambersburg
Manada Gap
John Yates
Dus
Captain Lumb to Lead Businessmen in Military Tactics Class
Captain George F. Lumb of the Pennsylvania State police volunteers to train a twelve member group of business and professional men in military tactics. The program covers field activity theory and small arms, meeting weekly Fridays with plans to expand as efficiency grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Lumb
Pennsylvania State Police
Lumbin
Lamb
Motorists Back Home From Scenic Tour of Harrisburg
The Motor Club of Harrisburg completed its Scenic Tour with all twenty cars returning to the city late yesterday. Clyde Myton, secretary, will announce prizewinners after final scores. Dr. C. Stover of 231 South Thirteenth Street received the consolation cup for being the last car to check in Tuesday in Johnstown. The event was praised as highly successful with smooth running and ideal weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron
Motor Club of
Harrisburg
Lewistown
X Clyde Myton
Y .C. Stover
South Thirteenth Street
Johnstown
Motor Club
Johns March Wedding This Morning at Bride’s Home
The wedding of Miss Mary March and Harry Ahler Johns occurred at 8 AM today at the bride’s home 410 South Thirteenth Street. Rev Dr Stewart Winfield Herman presided. The couple left for a home at 421 Crescent Street after a breakfast with family.
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Long Island
James H. Darlington
Eleanor
Kate Darlington
Gilbert B. Darlington
North Front Street
Huntington
L. I
Mary March
Harry Ahler Johns
South Thirteenth Street
Stewart Winfield Herman
Zion Lutheran Church
Crescent Street
Central High School
Hood College
Frederick
Technical High School
State College
Compensation Is Lawyers Theme At State Bar Session
Barristers from across the state heard a review of the first five months of the compensation act by Dr Francis H Bohlen of the University of Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Bar Association session at Bedford Springs featured calls for medical attention from the accident onward and compensation for occupational diseases. Richard Hays Hawkins of Pittsburgh closed with a critique of judicial abuse describing judges as despicable and ill tempered.
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Ation
Francis H. Bohlen
University of Pennsylvania
Workmen's Compensation Board
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Bedford Springs
Richard Hays Hawkins
Pittsburgh
Motherhood Advice and the Mother’s Friend Remedy
It extols pregnancy as a noble life work and promotes the “Mother’s Friend” as a soothing aid for abdominal muscles during pregnancy. The ad urges readers to request a free book from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta and to buy the remedy through local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Slugfest on the Bench and Local Official Moves
The piece critiques judges and attorneys, noting diminished reverence for Pennsylvania’s legal fathers and Kent’s curiosities in legal literature. Deputy Walmer resigns to become a stenographer for Dr. H. M. Stine, county commissioner, after serving Sheriff Wells’ term. A commission is sought to examine the sanity of Sadie McHugh at the almshouse. Controllers may meet locally, possibly replacing Meadville as site. Lloyd’s reports three Italian steamers Mongibello Roma and Pino sunk offshore London.
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Pennsylvania
Kent
Walmer
Charles E. Walmer
Penbrook
W. W. Caldwell
H. M. Stine
H. C. Wells
Almshouse
Sadie McHugh
County Almshouse
Contollers
County Controllers’ Association of Pennsylvania
Meadville
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Witmer, Bair & Witmer
Mt. Gretna
GarfieldAlister
Grace McLaughlin
North Second Street
University of Columbia
New York City
William N. Nelson
Edwin J. Kinsely
B. W. Wright
Susse Ruhe
Stoverdale
Epworth League of Camp Curtin Memorial M. E. Church
Camp Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Sixth
Camp Streets
Annie Hubley
North Third Street
Belle Walter
Mount Gretna
Dollie Driscoll
Brooklyn
M. Frieberger
York
C. K. Todd
North Fifth Street
Garfield Apayments
Huntingdon
Charles Lambert
Howard Lambert
Washington, D. C
George F. Brown
Helen Fleisher
Hilda Fleisher
Cincinnati
Denver
Colo
Clara Marshbank
Nelle Randall
Miriam Barker
Alma Eldredge
Robert J. Craik
Norman Anderson
Flelda Anderson
Rochester
N. Y
Baltimore
Washington
Naomi Matz
North’ Fighteenth Street
Beatrice Nissley
Hummelstown
Stella Lindsay
John Crider
Wareham
Baldwin
J. A. Stambaugh
George Maclay Street
John Price Jackson Clendenin
North Thirteenth
Wilmington
Del
Kate Alexander
Anna
Harriet Walley
Grace Alexander
Scranton
Valley
Jersey City
Herman Arthur
Chester Buck
Camp
Sayre
Carl Bly
Margaretta Fleming
Mary Bratton
Joseph H. Jackson
Julia C. Loos
John Armstrong Herman
Thomas Lynch Montgomery
Miss Zeiders
Kathryn Zeiders
Susquehanna Street
Helen Burke
Margaret Chester
Lillian Katzman
Mabel Masterman
Mary Wynn
Mabel Weigle
Dorothy Zeiders
Mary Kathryn Jackson
John Price Jackson
Clifton
Mass
William B. Jackson
Chicago
Samuel Etter
Ruth
Elizabeth Etter
Gernert Apartments
Mrs. Stouffer
Wolfe Shop
Batiste
Phoenix
Violet Champion
Israel Cole, Jr
Liberty Street
J. D. W. Deaver
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Champion
South Summit Street
Cole
Adams Express Company
Summerdale
Clara Taubert
H. H. Erb
William Brubaker
James Coogan
J. Beck
A. B. McCarter
Joanna McCarter
I. Mellinger
Ed. Miller
Taubert
Helen Taubert
Israel Cole JR
Miller-Mates
Molly
Lily
Associated Press
Lumb
Luella Davis
Carlisle Hospital
Dora Coe
Eleanor Clark
George R. Moffitt
Boone Abbott
Katharine Etter
Goldsmith's
North Market Square
London
Loyd's Shipping Agency
Roma
Pino
Young Women’s Christian Association
National Optical Co
Gohl Optical CO
Bell
John C. Orr
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