Railroad strike ballots in distribution across Philadelphia
Bargaining units of four railroad brotherhoods move to vote on wage terms for engineering firemen conductors and brakemen. Some 32000 eligible ballots were mailed after delays tied to possible war with Mexico with results due by August 10 and a two thirds majority required for action.
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L C B A Branch 1067 Outing At Garden Hill Castle Connell
Branch 1067 Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association marked its eighth anniversary with a gathering at Garden Hill Castle Connell the residence of Mr and Mrs Thomas Cleckner South Enola. Guests were listed and supper served with music by the McCalley string orchestra.
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Thomas Cleckner
South Enola
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Eyde
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Charles Buck
Mary McGovern
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Regina Shillean
Antonio Kuster
Nettle Kuster
Anna Eyde
Julia Clark
Mary Lynch
Margaret Payne
Sallie Cleckner
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Eugene Buck
James McCarthy
Mary Coyle
John Cleckner
Matilda Burke
McCalley String Orchestra
Cleckner
Beaufort Lodge Hosts Outdoor House Dance Guests
Miss Betty Barber of Northampton will be honored at a Beaufort Lodge house dance at the country home of Miss Mary Mitchell and Ehrman B. Mitchell Jr. Evening guests include Eleanor Earle Louise Carney Anna GaylEsradley Margaret Williamson Mary Williamson Mary Myers Margaret McLain Dora Coe Eleanor Clark and others from Steelton Harrisburg and surrounding areas. A farewell dinner for John E. Ericson of the Pennsylvania Steel Company accompanies varied local social activity.
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Northampton
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Eleanor Earle
Steelton
Beaufort Lodge
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Ehrman B. Mitchell, Jr
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Louise Carney
Anna Gaylesradley
Margaret Williamson
Mary Williamson
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Margaret McLain
Dora Coe
Eleanor Clark
John Hoffer Detweiler
Meade D. Detweiler
Lewis Johnson
Harold Fox
Jack
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Edward J. Stackpole, Jr
George Kunkel
William Calder
Theodore Welles
Jack"’ Comstock
George Moffitt
William McCreath
John E. Ericson
Pennsylvania Steel Company
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Boston
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Leap Year Mixed Doubles Tennis Tourney at Harrisburg Country Club
Independence Day festivities include a Leap Year Mixed Doubles Tennis Tournament at the Harrisburg Country Club. Entries must be submitted to Miss Dora Wickersham Coe and Dr. George R. Moffitt. Many players out of town for the holiday.
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Harrisburg W C T U Plans a Picnic For The Home
Harrisburg union with Mrs Margaret Ellenberger presiding at Fourth Street Church of God meeting approved plans for an outing to The Home For The Friendless on July 20 at Paxtang. The Fifth Street Methodist Epworth League invited the group to a July 2 gathering at 6 30 PM.
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Emerita
Harrisburg
Fourth Street Church
Birth announcements for Rexford Mason Glaspey Jr and two others
Mr and Mrs Rexford Mason Glaspey announce the birth of a son Rexford Mason Glaspey Jr on June 29 1916. Mrs Glaspey was formerly Mary Graber. Mr and Mrs Vernon Snyder announce a son John Howard Snyder born June 29 1916. Mr and Mrs Stuart Beaver Rote announce a son John R Rote II born June 28 1916. Mr Rote is a former resident.
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Derry Street
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Penbrook
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Wilkinsburg
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Engagements announced for two couples in Steelton event
Mrs. Thomas R. Nivin of 354 Locust Street Steelton hosted a tea honoring Miss Elizabeth Dull Lusk of Philadelphia and Miss Florence Hocker of Highspire. Lusk will wed Walter Cocklin Hocker a Highspire bridge engineer. Hocker will marry George B. Goodfellow of Philadelphia connected with North American and Telegraph.
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Locust Street
Steelton
Elizabeth Dull Lusk
Philadelphia
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Highspire
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Miss Hocker
George B. Goodfellow
North American
Telegraph
Afternoon Tea and Dinner Dance at Mrs Lynch’s
Mrs. Caroline Lynch hosts a tea this afternoon at 13 South Front Street followed by a dinner and formal dance tonight. Guests include Mrs. Jennings and several young women while red and white decor graces the tea room. In Christ Lutheran Church last night Meade W C T U oratorical contest winner Esther Johns received a silver medal.
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South Front Street
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Katherine Etter
Mary Spensler
Katherine Hart
Sara Denehey
Sara McCulloch
Meade W. C. T. U
Christ Lutheran Church
Esther Johns
Violet Hollar Bolan
Elizabeth Workman
Lucretia Boyd
Olive Young
Marshall Blalock Bride Weds Doctor in Quiet Philadelphia Ceremony
Miss Margaret I Blalock daughter of Reverend and Mrs M L Blalock of South Sixteenth street married Dr A Leslie Marshall of 629 Boas Street in a quiet Thursday ceremony in Philadelphia performed by Reverend Ringold of Zion Bethel A M E church The couple will reside at 629 Boas street after a New York and seashore trip Both are Central High School graduates with long teaching and medical backgrounds and the bride is Conservatory of Music trained The groom studied at Medico Chirurgical College and later practiced in this city Initiated as intern at Mercy Hospital Philadelphia.
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M. L. Blalock
South Sixteenth Street
A. Leslie Marshall
Boas Street
Philadelphia
Ringold
Zion Bethel A. M. E
Quaker City
New York
Seashore
Mercy
Hughes Hopes to Spend Quiet Fourth With Family
Charles E Hughes, after a friendly meeting with Roosevelt, heads to Bridgehampton Long Island for a quiet family summer at Premedden cottage. He plans to stay until after Independence Day unless called back to the city. Notable visitors at the Astor Hotel before departure include William A Shanklin Edward R O Malley Elon H Hooker James P Williams William Hayward Robert Fowler and Alice Frances Keller. The national committee steering group led by W Murray Crane discussed leadership but did not finalize executive committee membership or officer roles.
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William Hayward
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New Jersey
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Women's
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Naval Program of Eight Capital Ships Agreed On
Washington June 30 The Senate Naval Committee unanimously approves amendments to a naval bill for four dreadnoughts and four battle cruisers in 1917 and a three year completion of a 500 million building program. An amendment reorganizes the naval militia like the National Guard. The bill to be considered next week with Senator Swanson named to handle it.
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Bringing Refugees Home From Vera Cruz
The Ward line steamer Monterey with a capacity passenger list of American refugees is expected to sail this afternoon. The steamer sits near the battleship Nebraska, where many refugees have been quartered aboard in Vera Cruz.
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