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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1917

Page

17

District Convention of York County Sabbath Schools

The Ninth annual York County Sabbath School district convention meets July 1 at Saganaw United Brethren Church Mount Wolf Pa with sessions from 1 30 pm and 7 15 pm. Delegates from Manchester East Manchester Conewago and local boroughs attend devotions addresses by R C Prowell H W Zuse A M Funk J A Gohn and M G King plus music and a business session.

Mount Wolf Lleventh York County Sabbath School Association Saganaw M. G. King J. A. Gohn Franklin Manges

Plan to Form Home Defense Units Across Pennsylvania

The Patriotic Order Sons of America plans to organize about 200 home defense companies statewide with an advisory war board led by E. E. Clark of Pittsburgh. The effort aims to muster roughly 30,000 reservists, about a quarter of the group’s Pennsylvania membership, and includes wearing the army uniform by special War Department permission.

Pennsylvania War Department Sons of Ameri Clark John W.german Harrisburg Gabriel H. Moyer Lebanon J. Harry Cumberland Charles H. Davis Louis F. Steel Philadelphia Claude T. Reno Lancaster Gilbert Brown Johnstown Clarence Silknitter Huntingdon William H. Coleman McKeesport William J. Noll R. E. Dewalt Shippensburg Charles E. C. Cleaver Mt. Carmel E. W. Swank Sunbury James Fulton Sinnemahoning John J. Kempf Williamsport Corbin Miller Pocono Pines William

Capin Youth Joins Medical Corps at Fort Ogelthorpe

A Harrisburg native son of Mr. and Mrs. A Capin has passed medical corps examinations for the Regular Army and is stationed at Fort Ogelthorpe Georgia. Born in Manchester England he arrived in Harrisburg as a three month old and was educated in local public schools. He worked in a haberdashery with his father and later in the Globe clothing hat department.

A. Capin Herr Street Harrisburg Medical Corps Regular Army Fort Ogelthorpe Georgia Mr. Capin Manchester England Young Men's Business Institute Haberdashery Globe Clothing Store

Economy of Food and true economy emphasized by national dealer

George M. Dickson of the National Motor Car and Vehicle Corporation warns against false economy in purchasing. He urges support for manufactured goods, notes food economy is urged by President Wilson, and announces plans to expand production for the new fiscal year starting July 1. A second item reports Charles P. Neill ruling that Short Mountain Colliery may require only a twelve inch topping under contract.

George M. Dickson National Motor Car and Vehicle Corporation Dickson Wilson Lykens Charles P. Neill Washington, D. C Anthracite Conciliation Board

Wisconsin Teacher Kills Wife in Love Triangle

Miss Grace Lusk, a normal school teacher in Waukesha Wisconsin, is shot to death by a woman who loved her husband Dr. David Roberts. A letter found among the victim’s effects explains the motive and rebukes moral norms, referencing Ellen Key and the eternal triangle.

Grace Lusk Waukesha Wis David Roberts Ellen Key

Dr Schaeffer Calls for Women Food Saving Enrollment

State superintendent Nathan C. Schaeffer has sent letters to all school districts urging a July 1 to July 16 enrollment of women in a national food saving effort led by Herbert Hoover. Women would sign cards agreeing to reduce household waste and follow state committee suggestions.

Nathan C. Schaeffer Herbert Hoover State Committee Department of Food Supply Schaeffer

Child's Arms Cut Off by Her Father's Reaper

In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania on June 29 a six year old girl Melba was sliced by a mowing machine. Her father Harry Beck saved her life by pinching arteries while a doctor was sought. She lost both arms below the elbows.

Bloomsburg Here Harry Beck Melba

Public urged to use stamps of highest denomination

The public urged to use stamps of highest denomination as economy. Postmasters and post office employees are directed to encourage use of the highest denominations suited to postage. A two cent stamp instead of two one cent stamps and a ten cent stamp instead of five two cent stamps are given as examples. Cooperation will save government costs and reduce stamps handled, aiding business mailers.

Post Office Mr. Sites

Mobilization Prep Near Mount Gretna Underway

Mt Gretna Pennsylvania June 29 telephones are being placed around Mount Gretna and the mobilization of the National Guard set for July 15. A large force is building a new State highway from Colebrook to the mobilization grounds and around the camp.

Mt. Gretna 3Eil Telephone Company Mount Gretna National Guard Colebrook L. P. Jenkins Doris G. A. Hoverter Chautauqua N. D. Linebaugh Louise Mae Linebaugh Cedarhurst Emma _ Knight Harrisburg Anna Bteever Frank Whitmoyer William Whitmoyer George Hutman Louis P. Jenkins Lloyd Pleen Kauffman W. H. Ulrich Hummels H. E. Warner York Emma C. Cassel Clara L. Casel Hummelstown A. L. Warner

Willing Workers toil at Red Cross in Dauphin

In Dauphin on June 29 the Red Cross room at the school house saw over a dozen Willing Workers making bandages. The room remains open each Tuesday and Thursday afternoon for continued work and activity. Also in Mechanicsburg the noon union picnic of several church Sunday schools is held at Boiling Springs Park with free amusements boating and basket luncheons.

Columbia Columbia High School Opera House Cc. C. Bills Juniata College Dauphin Junior Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church Red Cross Society Red Cross Boiling Springs Mechanicsburg Union Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, Trinity Lutheran Church of God Bollying Springs Park

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