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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1917

Page

12

State Chamber of Commerce planned in Pennsylvania

At a Wilkes-Barre meeting secretaries of Pennsylvania Chambers of Commerce formed a plan to create a Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce. A referendum will be prepared for secretaries to vote and guide a report to the state chamber directors. In Mechanicsburg Knights of Pythias elect officers including Bruce Mowery and E S Cocklin for several posts.

Wilkes-Barre Carlisle Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce United States E. L. McColgin Harrisburg Alfred Jenkins Earl Weber Bradford Pennsylvania Commercial Secretaries’ Association Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce Allen B. Johnson Baldwin Locomotive Works Howard B. French Philadelphia W. L. Clause Pittsburgh A. B. Farquhar York Allen B. Perley Williams Port Mechanicsburg Melita Lodge No. 88 Knights of Pythias Bruce R. Mowery Frank Derrick E. S. Cocklin Frank Rowe Ira L. Enders George W. Hershman E. C. Gardner D. J. Seitzel

Headache Powder Ad Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powder as fast reliable relief for dull throbbing splitting or nerve pain. It urges readers to send someone to the drug store for a dime package and assures no disappointment if the powder is bought.

Dr. James Iit Adv

Sunbury Veteran Is Oldest Public School Teacher in United States

Sunbury Pennsylvania June 29 Sunbury claims the oldest active public school teacher in the United States Silvetus O Reed aged 73 has just finished his forty third consecutive term and has been chosen for his forty fourth He taught nearly three thousand students and served in the Civil War He is a Republican property owner and active in civil affairs His daughter is married to William B McCaleb of Harrisburg superintendent of the Middle division of the Pennsylvania railroad Federal Judge Witmer refused to sign a private sale order for 700000 in assets of the bankrupt Pullman Auto Company. the receiver Henry D Smith sought public sale instead Newlyweds ride on an auto truck after a church wedding in Sunbury Pa Isaac Kuhns of Columbia Pa awarded a pig for largest family to community Red Cross proceeds donated by the other pig owner to the Red Cross.

Sunbury United States Silvetus O. Reed Board of Education Reed William B. McCaleb Harrisburg Middle Division The Pennsylvania Railroad Witmer Pullman Auto Company York Henry D. Smith Columbia Isaac Kuhns Red Cross Chapter

Elder Tobias Barth Dies After Cherry Tree Fall

Columbia Pa June 29 Tobias Barth aged 74 died from a broken neck caused by a fall from a cherry tree a few days earlier.

Columbia, Pa Tobias Barth

Proper Skin Care Tip For Hot Weather

The piece promotes mercorized wax to peel off a soiled complexion without visible makeup. It advises nightly application and morning washing to maintain a white, satiny, youthful look and recommends an ounce at the druggist. It also notes a warm weather face bath using saxolite and witch hazel for immediate, harmless improvement.

West Shore News Roundup of Visits and Local Events

West Shore items note visits by Hartman of Pittsburgh and several Wormleysburg residents to family and friends across Harrisburg New Cumberland and Shiremanstown. The Enola Fire Company plans a July 4 flagraising with ice cream and fireworks and railroad women relief sale. Council in Camp Hill pays for Market Street macadam and readies a traffic ordinance. local schools and churches host graduations and outings in Enola New Cumberland Shiremanstown and Paxtang.

E. B. Hartman Pittsburgh M. O.’ Rhinehart Wormleysburg John Myers Frank Miller Hummer Street Harrisburg George Berkey Coatesville Atglen W. H. Young Philadelphia W. ©. Rishel H. G. Kiner N. E. Bair New Cumberland H. H. Danner W. H. Emerick Swatara Carl Geiger Reading Geigerstown Albert B. Donahue Marysville Newport Lewis Eppley Marynville Lewisberry Malcolm Reiff Inglenook Y. M. C. A. Camp L. E. Wilson C. A. Steigerwalt Washington, D. C Virginia Walter Bair William Beck Raton N. M Catherine Shaffer Eli Conley Roy Stough Cly Clarence and Paul Zimmerman Shiremanstown Gettysburg Rebecca Brunner Carlisle Springs Leon B. Zerbe Ray Wolfe Mechanicsburg Burrell Yohe Elkwood Elizabeth Yohe Christian Morning Camp Hill George K. Eshleman Kenneth Shippensburg State Normal School Mshleman Lucille Wentz Plainfield B. E. Diller Churchtown M. H. Gettys George Gates George Wolfe John W. Wolfe Enola Enola Fire Company No. 1 Enola Chapter No. 7 Pennsylvania Railroad E. E. Bachman G. Hepford A. L. Lynn Council Market Street Central Construction Company Germeyer

Suburban Notes from Philadelphia Guests and Local Visitors

Suburban notes list visitors from Philadelphia and other areas staying with local families in Millerstown and nearby towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Deckerd and child, Miss Caton, Mrs. Leak, the Buffingtons, Miss George, and many others with hours and hometowns noted. A later Millerstown section mentions a flag raising on Saturday with parade, addresses, festival, fireworks, and bands.

Millerstown Alex Cathcart Philadelphia T. P. Cathcart

Wormleysburg Seeks Constable Election and Traffic Crackdown

Wormleysburg council plans to elect a constable to fill a yearlong vacancy and push ahead with traffic and speed regulations on Front street. Officials will discuss state road rules, a concrete bridge at River Alley, and house-numbering throughout town.

Wormleysburg Front Street River Alley First Run

Dauphin Mite Society Hikes Out to Red Bridge Hike and services in Dauphin

The Dauphin Mite Society of the Presbyterian Church met at Red Bridge the previous evening for a business session and social hour with moonlit return. Special Sunday services in the Methodist Episcopal Church will include a flag raising and patriotic music with attendees from the Patriotic Order Sons of America and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

O. W. Detbler Freeman C. Gerberich Henrietta Leibengood Walter Garman William Rodenhaver Margaret Brooks Mary Umberger Bertha Sellers Oro Bickel Ethel Forney Ruth Detbler Rebecca Lyter Elizabeth Garman Carrie Gerberich Norma Garman Sarah Margaret Hawthorne Alice Minsker Marion Minsker Celia Minsker William P. Clark Bion C. Welker Roy Sheppley Wellington Deibler Paul Gilday Thomas Garman Minsker J. D. M. Reed

Ice-Mint foot treatment promises painless corns

A Japanese inspired product Ice-Mint claims to shrink hard or soft corns and corns between the toes with a touch or two, lifting them out with the fingers without pain. It also purportedly reduces inflammation, heals cracked or bleeding toes, and suits both high heel wearers and long‑standing workers.

Three Held For Assault In Lewistown

Three Lewistown men Verne Hart John Stewart and Samuel Bailey were held for court on charges of assault and battery against Chief of Police H D Yeaman after Bailey was arrested and Yeaman used his mace in self defense. A second item notes the twenty eighth annual reunion of the Reformed Churches of Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia at Pen Mar on July 19 with addresses by Rev Dr William Mann Irvine and Dr George Leslie Omwake.

Lewistown Justice of the Peace Hamaker H. D. Yeaman Verne Hart John Stewart Samuel Bailey Burnham Bailey Pen Mar Reformed Churches of Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania District of Columbia William Mann Irvine Mercersburg Academy George Leslie Omwake W. T. Omwake Waynesboro Ursinus College Collegeville

Freckles: Ethine Double Strength Promises Clearer Skin

An old advertisement touts ethine double strength as a guaranteed remedy to fade freckles. It claims nightly applications will remove dark spots and even light ones, usually using no more than an ounce. The maker offers money back if freckles fail to disappear.

Also Mentioned on This Page

State Chamber Knights OF Pythias Officers Sr. James Victrolas CM. Sigler, Inc St. Baraisoune Rachel L. Cornelius Frank M. Haas First Presbyterian Church R. C. Auckermann 5. O. Reed Uncle Sam H. C. Claster Market St N. Third St West Shore News West Shore West Fairview Burgess Disney Shaull State Highway Department W. C. Carl Mrs Carl Fifth Street Della Sinders Ottilie Conley Paul Sweigert Jeanette Sipe Mary Switzer Dorothy Lenhart Lillian Pattie Ethel Megonnel Margaret Rudy Margaret Divin Esther Taylor Marian Heffleman Laura Straub Donald Shuler Joe Landis Norman Sipe Bruce Mansberger Frank Zeigler John Cohen John Parthemore Co. E. Society Officers Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church Benjamin Emenheiser Gertrude Eshenbaugh Jennie Kauffman Elsie Strong Thelma Crawbaugh Dorothy Miller Rhoda Kline Della Flickinger Mervin Rhoda Beamer Paxtang Christian Endeavor Society Trinity United Brethren Anna White Harry White Lincoln Street Warren Gracey United States Naval Service Esther Shuey Nellie Johnson Amy Hornberger Clara Ettein Bernice Bitting Frances Hornberger Grace Brougher Charlotte Manning Duncannon William Deckerd J. W. Deckerd Lucy Caton Millersburg J. W. Mader Hugh Leak Greensboro N. C E. C. Smith Charles Buffington Marietta Moreland Marie Sturgess Rutledge Ethel McKnight Tacony Ross Jennings Engineers Corps Fort Totten Helen Martin Eugene Gardner Altoona Jane Shaffer John Brinton J. C. Kipp George Stites Williamsport W. 8. Snyder Helen W. D. Bollinger Hazel Myers C. F. Himes Thompsontown Howard Rice Sabilla Haag Scranton Iowa J. S. Crane Horsford Middlesex Red Cross A. P. Stover Sara Biddie T. W. Preston Janet Preston Charles Jacobs Cora Martin Wesley D. Albright Ella Gladfelter Susan Reed Romaine Kutz David Ilgenfritz George Lesher Northumberland Rose Teitlebaum Jacob Teitlebaum Daniel Markley Samuel Friedman Marysville, Pa Arthur E. Benfer Cameron Street Raymond Benfer Trinity Reformed Church Ralph E. Hartman Buehler Lodge No. 269 Castle Hall Lincoln Streets New Cumperland Bridge Street Bell-Ans Gorgna Rexall Druggiat Third St Penna, Station Schleisner Country Club Shetland Mary Jane Sage Boboes Court House Penna White Sport Oxfords Umpsier
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