Frolic of Artists to Feature Lemoyne Talent Night
Lemoyne local talent show at the high school tomorrow features a 50 member orchestra directed by J Earl Steinhauer. Featured acts include the Baum family Jewish number Charles Sawyer Dutch concert Wayne McCormick Sunny South Mary May and multiple piano solos and readings. The Friday program centers on a Dream Sketch with Whitney Mumma as lead character.
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Lemoyne
J. Earl Steinhauer
Carl Etshied
Wayne McCormick
Lloyd Smith
Walter Slothower
Paul Menges
Edgar Mewery
Baum
Charles Sawyer
Sunny South
Mary May
Joseph Hamburg
Esther Wester
Harry Rice
Paul Anderson
Mildred Rudy
Ruth Steinhauer
Anna Bentz
Helen Opperman
Hazel Mumma
Marion Brown
Mary Rudy
Margaret Armstrong
Wilma Stooss Ellis
Catharine Smith
Margaret Hoover
Hazel Kuhn
Nellie Bowman
Whitney Mumma
Judiciary Temperance League Formed Across Adams County
Gettysburg June 30 The Inter-County Judiciary Temperance League was formed with Adams and Fulton counties to coordinate stance on liquor licenses. Dr William Anthony Granville of Gettysburg College elected head. a Fulton committee to be formed to question candidates for president judge associate judges and district attorneys. Halifax June 30 Executors of William Harris Boyer estate paid bequests to Halifax Methodist Episcopal Church ten thousand dollars and twenty five shares of Northern Central Railway stock valued at fifty dollars per share to the church cemetery association.
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Judiciary Temperance League
Boyer
Adams County
Halifax Methodist Church
Gettysburg
Inter-County Judiciary Temperance League
Fulton County
William Anthony Granville
Gettysburg College
Fulton
Halifax
W. J. McFadden
Harrisburg
Frank E. Haff
New York
William Harris Boyer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Halifax Methodist Episcopal Cemtery Association
Northern Central Railway
George W. Shultz
Fourth Street
Sunday School Parade Opens Mifflin County Convention
In Lewistown Pennsylvania on June 30 hundreds of children in gay colors with sashes banners and American flags marched through town marking the first event of the annual Mifflin County Sunday School Convention. The parade featured multiple bands and banners followed by devotional services at the M E church led by Rev. Dorsey Miller and an address by Mrs. M J Baldwin of Philadelphia. Evening processions included all county Sunday schools with more bands and floats.
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Mifflin County
Lewistown
Dorsey Miller
M. E. Church
M. J. Baldwin
Philadelphia
Woman Missing From Home In Waynesboro
Mrs Caleb Wade aged 64 of Blue Rock chapel northeast of Waynesboro vanished from her home at midnight Monday. She wore her usual clothes except shoes and stockings. Authorities note her drug addiction worsened when supply was cut off and she became unmanageable.
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Waynesboro
Caleb Wade
Blue Rock Chapel
Party Goes to Exposition for Pacific Coast Trip
Marietta Pa June 30 Mr and Mrs Daniel A Fackler and Mr and Mrs Henry H Engle of Rowenna and Miss Sallie Fackler of Elizabethtown left today for an extended visit to the Pacific coast They plan to visit relatives in Kansas and Wyoming before going to the Panama Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta, Pa
Daniel A. Fackler
Henry H. Engle
Rowenna
Sallie Fackler
Elizabethtown
Pacific Coast
Kansas
Wyoming
Calcium Salts and Tuberculosis Promoted by Eckman Lab
An old Journal of the American Medical Association article promotes calcium salts as boosting vitality in tuberculosis patients. It notes Eckman’s Alterative combines calcium with other ingredients, claimed to be easily assimilated and free of habit forming drugs, urging trials via druggists or directly from Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the American Medical Association
Constitution Health
Nut
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Better Mail Service for New Market Post Office
The New Market post office will switch from rural mail routes to a two daily train delivery system from New Cumberland station at 7 20 a m and 4 20 p m, with mail brought directly to the office. Residents welcome the improved service and easier mail delivery. Mechanicsburg officers elected by Integrity Council No 197, Order United American Mechanics include Councillor H H Kitzmiller and Vice Councillor L W Kintz, among others.
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Mechanicsburg
Integrity Council
Order United American Mechanics
H. H. Kitzmiller
L. W. Kintz
E. C. Gardner
D. J. Beitzel
F. P. Hall
S. A. Sheriff
Dillsburg Patriotic Order Sons elect officers and delegates
Washington camp No. 777 Sons of America elected officers led by President John N. Blicker and Vice President John A. Grove. John Baker became trustee with L. L. Bentz as master of forms. Delegates to county and state conventions were chosen with alternates named. Also notes a separate accident in Oregon and a reception hosted by the Owls Club in Waynesboro.
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Dillsburg
Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
John N. Blicker
John A. Grove
L. L. Bentz
George Harlan
Daniel Altland
John Baker
Windsor
J. J. Klugh
Clyde Wolf
Reading
M. C. Thumma
John A. Goudy
New Cumberland gets Brockway auto truck and more
West Shore News reports Citizen Hose Company received a Brockway built auto truck. Three carloads of blankets were sent from Susquehanna Woolen Mill to New York Baltimore and Pittsburgh. Burgess George W Wilson bans Fourth of July shooting. Marysville notes missionary society meeting with Mary Kocher hosting and many local participants. Waynesboro article highlights Landis Tool Co earning Panama Exposition Medal of Honor for best grinding machine. Also Waynesboro reports the marriage of Samuel Rock and Josephine Daugherty. Dillsburg notes the birth of a son to Ray Bushey and wife.
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New Cumberland
Citizen Hose Company
Brockway Company
New York
Susquehanna Woolen Mill
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Waynesboro
Landis Tool Company
Cure for scalp eczema with Cuticura from 1914 note
Miss Bertha Cowell reports eczema on scalp beginning as dandruff that worsened to a nearly solid scale with itching and hair loss. After over a year of failed treatments, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and her scalp healed with hair regrowth. the advertisement promises free samples by mail and outlines the regimen to treat pimples and blackheads.
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R. D. No
Kirby
Bertha Cowell
Tor
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Festival and Concert Planned in Dillsburg Saturday
In Dillsburg Chestnut Grove Sunday school Dorcas and Workers' Bible classes plan a festival on Saturday evening with afternoon baseball contests and a Dillsburg Band concert in the evening. In Wrightsville Mrs Lydie Shearer near here mistook iodine for medicine, swallowed a large dose and, after fainting, was treated by a physician. her condition is serious.
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Dillsburg
Dorcas and Workers
Chestnut Grove
Dillsburg Band
Wrightsville, Pa
Lydie Shearer
Near Here
Woman Dies In Street In Bloomfield Pa
Mrs. James B. Clark died suddenly in the street Monday night returning from a Lutheran church Mite Society meeting. Cause listed as heart failure. Also note: Mary Zimmerman, four, of Shepherdstown died Sunday of tuberculosis. her mother died within the past year. Washington Camp Patriot Order officers elected at Piketown Pa with Edward Weaver asPast President and William Mumma as President among a full slate.
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New Bloomfield
James B. Clark
Mite ‘Society
The
Lutheran’ Church
Meere
Shepherdstown, Pa
Mary Zimmerman
Geo. Zimmerman
Lightning kills steer in Halifax township
A six hundred pound steer owned by Abram Fetterhoff of Halifax township was struck by lightning during a Tuesday afternoon storm and killed instantly.
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Halifax
Abram Fetterhoff
Halifax Township
Peach thinning costs hundred and its heavy labor near York Springs
In Dillsburg on June 30 William E. Grove, owner of large peach orchards near York Springs, finished removing excess peaches to allow growth and prevent branch breakage. The labor alone cost over $700. Green peaches were removed so each fruit would have about six inches of branch space.
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Dillsburg
William E.grove
York Springs
Auto crash injures Pittsburg merchant, son driving
James C. Rickard, a well known Pittsburgh area merchant, was injured in an auto accident near Pittsburgh on Sunday. The machine was driven by his son Samuel S. Rickard of Rockwood. James sustained a slightly fractured hip and was taken to a Pittsburgh hospital. The party included their wives and two sons of S. S. Rickard. others escaped injury. Dillsburg services held for George Elicker of Monaghan township who died at his Siddonsburg area home. Rev. F. W. McGuire led at Mt. Pleasant Church of God.
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Brain
James C. Rickard
Pittsburgh
Samuel S. Rickard
Rockwood
S. S. Richard
Dillsburg
George Elicker
Monaghan Township
Siddonsburg
F. W. McGuire
Mt. Pleasant
California Expositions Sea Trip Offered By Rail Line
The ad promotes a daylight through journey to California via Denver Colorado Springs Pikes Peak Royal Gorge and Salt Lake City on the Jur lington Route with Chicago and St Louis through service. After visiting the Expositions take a Great Northern Pacific steamer from San Francisco to Portland and return stopping at Glacier or Yellowstone Park. William Austin general agent offers plan and free literature with trip customization.
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California
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
Royal Gorge
Salt Lake City
Jurlington
Chicago
St. Louis
Ktter
Expositions
Great Northern Pacific
San Francisco
Portland
Oregon
Glacier National Park
Yeleverone Park
Wm. Austin
Milwaukee
St. Paul Ry
Seattle
Tacoma
Lancaster County Weddings Reported In Two Ceremonies
In Landisville Miss Sophia W Korn married Clay F Miller at Emanuel Lutheran parsonage by Rev P George Sieger. In Marietta Miss Anna May Bowman wed Roy N Lefevre at Church of Christ Lancaster on June 26, ceremony led by Rev A W Gottschall.
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Landisville
Sophia W. Korn
Clay F. Miller
Lancaster
Emanuel Lutheran Church
P. George Sieger
Marietta
Anna May Bowman
Roy N. Lefevre
A. W. Gottschall
Church of Christ
Trinity Reformed church elects officers in Marysville
In Marysville on June 30 the Christian Endeavor Society of Trinity Reformed church named Alton Lick as president Edgar Smith as vice president Louise Carl as secretary Emma Roberts as treasurer Carrie Smith as pianist and Marian Wagner as assistant pianist. In Dauphin the Lutheran Sunday school Bible class and Mary Gaylor's class held a Hershey picnic with games and sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Trinity Reformed Church
Alton Lick
Edgar Smith
Louise Carl
Emma Roberts
Carrie Smith
Marian Wagner
Dauphin
Jennie Gayman
Mary Gaylor
Lutheran Sunday School
Hershey
Miss Garman
Olive Douden
Oneeda Fertig
Lucy Buffington
Max Long
John Porter
Walter Seiler
George Garman
Republican Club Banquet Planned After Meeting
The Republican club met in the Flat Iron building with out-of-town members expressing strong interest in local Republicans. A banquet is planned for July 27 at the next regular meeting, with several Perry county Republicans expected to speak.
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Tle
Marysville
Republican Club
Perry County
Sunday Band Concert Opens Summer Series in Marysville
Marysville Marysville band begins its summer series with a Sunday evening concert on Diamond Square from 6:30 to 7:15. The program features marches overtures and solos including First Regiment Lustspiel Humoreske Yankee Hash America Patrol Front Line and The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Diamond Square
Os' Rich Farm Rated At $100000 By Company
Sunbury reporters note during the second day of a bankruptcy hearing for the African Ostrich Farm and Feather Company a $1,000,000 Arizona firm with Bloomsburg offices and Paxtang and Cleveland branches. Accountant E. E. Groff testified a 1913 financial statement valued the Bloomsburg farm at $400,000, bought for $10,000. He presented a memorandum where promoter W. H. Hile claimed the Osrede farm would reach $60,000,000 value.
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Sunbury
African Ostrich Farm and Feather Company
Arizona Corporation
Bloomsburg
Paxtang
Harrisburg
Cleveland
Ohio
Witmer
E. E. Groff
Swarthmore
W. H. Hile
Osrede
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Mediately Phone
Forney's Drug Store
Market Street
W. D. Manahan & CO
S. Dewberry St
America
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Samiies Ofermeuen
Russell R. Whitman
Railway Exchange
Wildcat Falls Inn
Ind
A. L
RESCH
Better Mail Service
Norman Hess
OWLS
Roy D. Stoner
Stoner
Edward Bonebrake
West Shore News
Mary Kocher
Young Peoples’ Missionary Society of the United Evangelical Church
Lincoln Street
Carrie Messinger
Edna Benfer
Margaret Gault
Edna Sellers
Marie Harold
Alda Gault
Ellen Gault
Estella Whitmyer
Mary Messinger
Romaine Benfer
Anna Hamaker
Anna Whitmyer
Rev. L. A. Fuhrman
Gordon Skivington
Lester Mutch
Roy Hershley
Cassius Kennedy
Lawrence Kocher
Herman Hipple
Lester Herishley
Rodger Eppley
W. H. Kocher
Telegraph
Samuel Rock
East King Street
Josephine F. Daugherty
G. F. Boggs
Ray Bushey
Grantham
Piketown
Washington Camp
Patriot Order Sons of America
Edward Weaver
William Mumma
John Lingle
William Brown
Joseph Mumma
Israel Mumma
David Mumma
George Fox
Simon Straw
Earl Fox
Ezra Wilt
J. W. Eber‘sole
J. H. Baumgardner
W. H. Brown
G. W. Fox
Sentinel
E. L. Wilt
J. E. Fox
Lancaster County Weddings
Atlantic
the Atlantic Refining Company
Oline
Co. E
Yellowstone Park
St. Paul
Butte
Montana
Yellowstone
St. Paul” Road
Rockies
Cascades
R. Pott
Dist
Park
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