Central Pennsylvania townnotes honor 83rd birthday
Central Pennsylvania briefs record birthday celebrations and local visits. Mrs. Sarah M. Swartz celebrated her eighty third birthday with St Pauls Reformed Sunday school members in West Locust Street, Rev J S Adam delivering an address. Out of town guest Miss Mary Hawes of Harrisburg was hosted by Miss Annette Steel with other Harrisburg visitors. A Singer band concert and fire company festival were announced. Various residents and visitors from Pittsburgh Canton Enid New Cumberland and Bristol were listed with small events and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Sarah M. Swartz
West Locust Street
J. J. Milleisen
St. Paul's
West Main Street
Dorothy Herlock
Louise Plank
Elizabeth Sigler
Harrisburg
Mary Estelle Thomas
Inglenook
Martha Fleming
Citizen Fire Company
York Street
Singer
E. A. Burnett
Eugene
Wilbur Forney
Oakville
William Kiser
Pittsburgh
J. Ellis Bell
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Herbert Beitzel
David James Beitzel
Singer Band
Bessie Basehore
Mechanicsburg High School
State College
Walter Linn
Bristol
Elizabeth Sherban
George B. Hoover
Chicago
Ill
General Assembly of the
Lutheran Church
Frank Zacharias
Enid, Okla
George A. Zacharias
Frederick Girls Recital Opens Mount Wolf Event
Frederick girls Grace Sponseller and Katharine Hummelbaugh presented a recital at Knights of the Golden Eagle Hall Mount Wolf Pa under Class No 7 of the United Brethren Sunday School. The hall was full and several social notes followed including a strawberry festival and visits between local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Wolf
United Brethren Sunday School
Grace Hummelbaugh Sponseller
Hood College
Katharine Hummelbaugh
Frederick, Md
Knights of the Golden Eagle
St. John’s Lutheran Sunday School
John Rinkenberger
Frances
York
H. M. Bower
Luella Bahn
William Knudson
Mechanicsburg
Nettie Melhorn
Helena
Mont
Zebulon P. Melhorn
Margaret Kibler
Glen Rock
Paul N. Rinports
Theological Department
Susquehanna University
T. Rinports
Aspinwall
John Krebs
Baltimore
W. 0. Knaub
Detroit
Mich
Krebs
Arthur Jacoy
Mount Wolf Furniture Company
Florence Bowers
Harrisbur
Frank Fisher
Hoy Ruhl
Ruhl
Henry Rabe
Dallastown
Grace
Ruth Knudsen
Mechanesburg
Margaret Knudsen
Cly
Henry Wolf
Harrisburg
Knauss
Mount Joy Physician Goes to Training Camp
Mount Joy Pennsylvania June 20 Lieu tenant William M Workman of the General Hospital Corps Mount Joy was mustered into service by Major Williams and left for Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana to train for hospital service. The Alumni reunion of Mount Joy High School will be held Monday evening in the High School Building with a literary program and refreshments. The graduating class of Mount Joy High School holds a reunion this evening at the home of George H Brown. Jon Halgren shut down his brewery Saturday for an indefinite time to complete a new cotton milk building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Joy
William M. Workman
General Hospital Corps
United States
Williams
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Harry J. Williams
Camden
N. J
John D. Craul
Mount Toy High School
Mount Joy High School
George H. Brown
Jon Halgren
Greencastle
Frances Stouffer
Mary Ethel Carbaugh
Carrie Louise Fisher
Annie Ioletta Melfrick
Paul Bucher Shook
Wilbur Ray LeCron
Elmer Irwin Eshleman
Fred Lemuel Shook
Ellis Grant Shook
George Frederick Ziegler, Jr
Young Ziegler
Carbaugh
M. H. Valentine
Gettysburg College
Ear Minnich
First National Bank
Allentown
George Hurtrand
Hagerstown
Elmer Eshleman
Town
Minnich
Chester C. Neal
Fort Myer
Virginia
Matthew Anderson
Berean ‘Training School
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Sunday School
Elizabethtown College
Brenisholtz
Presbyterian Church
Katharine Omwake
Harrisburg
Madeline Dayholf
Belle Snively
Mechanicsburg Physician Commissioned Lieutenant
Mechanicsburg Pa June 30 Dr H Albert Smith a Medical Reserve Corps member has received a commission as First Lieutenant and awaits orders He graduated from Medico Chirurgical College Philadelphia and has four years hospital experience in that city He practiced in Mechanicsburg and is socially prominent He is the son of Dr A H Smith Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Albert Smith
Mechanicsburg
Medical Reserve Corps
Medico Chirurgical College
Philadelphia
Dauphin Cottages Welcomes Many Summer Visitors
A Dauphin Pa column lists numerous summer visitors and guests at local cottages and bungalow homes. Names include David Novinski of Philadelphia visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs George W Heck. Miss Anne Houck. Herbert Foster. Clinton Bickel. Miss Mary Umberger. Mr and Mrs Ralph Lutz. A C McKee and Miss Mary McKee. Mrs Charles Shaffer. Mr and Mrs Twigg. T A Sweitzer and grandson Thomas Garman. W W Davidson and others visiting or staying with local residents. The piece notes trips to New York City Atlantic City Liverpool and attendance at local graduations and conventions including a Methodist Episcopal Sunday school convention at Millersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
David Novinski
Philadelphia
George W. Heck
Anne Houck
Hummelstown
Herbert Foster
Boston
Charles Shaffer
Clinton Bickel
Marion Bickel
Mary Umberger
Sunbury
Ralph Lutz
Williamstown
New York City
Walter J. Shaffer
Lafayette Corps of Aviators
France
Twigg
William Bailetts
T. A. Sweitzer
Thomas Garman
Atlantic City
Naomi Young
W. W. Davidson
Frank Davidson
Deibler
Harrisburg
George S&s. Landis
Emily
Marion
Robert
Liverpool
Clara Hoge
Cincinnati
Ohio
Howard M. Rhoads
Jacob Shaffer
Sarah Shaffer
Albert Koons
Helen Lucille
Altoona
Koon
Clara Garman
Harry B. Greenawalt
York
Milan Fishbaugh
Bertha Hughes
J. W. Hawthorne
Thomas Hoffmaster
Gladys and
Elwood
Harvey C. Forney
C. W. Zweizig
William G. Garverich
Effie M. Zweizig
Millersburg
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
New Bloomfield
Arthur B. Clark
Arthur, Jr
George W. Garber
Shippensburg Normal School
Helen Blessing
Mra
H. C. Shearer
Raymond Lewis
Danville
Lewis
Frank Eckerd
Percy Hipple
Percy, Jr
Ambler
Hipple
Myra Ard
Boyd Kerr
Hobart Kell
Burnham
J. Kell
Rebecca Spansler
Steelton
Joseph H. Henney
Mission Band to Close Sessions With Picnic
Tower City Pennsylvania June 30 The Mission Band of the United Evangelical Church plans a summer picnic to close its sessions. Local residents and visitors are noted including Mrs Jacob Moyer Jacob Martz and son George Long and several others with travel from Lykenstown Williamstown and Harrisburg. A high school exhibit in Williamstown highlights freshmen work and community events continue with visits and travels among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower City
United Evangelical Church
Jacob Moyer
Lykens
Jacob Martz
Williamstown
George Long
Washington
Navy Yard
Mary
Matilda Reedy
Llewellyn
Deana Houtz
Lincoln
Smith
Good Spring
Philadelphia and Reading
Riley Zerbe
Kutztown
J. P. Ludwig
Reading
Bethlehem
Post Office Struggles as Gettysburg Camp Grows
Gettysburg Pennsylvania June 30 Soldiers arrival doubles office work adding three clerks and regiments providing their own carriers. A raid on Hugh Clements home aimed at stopping liquor to soldiers finds nine soldiers and four quarts of whisky. Accidents at Stratton street crossing injure William Hummer, and 11 year old Frank Forrest is hurt by a mule team. Dust control begins with street oiling as Jenny Wren girls bid farewell to Miss Frances Fritchey. Flowers sent to sick soldiers. sheriff reports zero slackers in registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Hugh Clements
Clements
William Hummer
Stratton Street
Western Maryland Railroad
Hummer
Frank Forrest
Emory Forrest
Jenny Wren
Frances Fritchey
Philadelphia
Hartman
Central Penn a Personal notes long rural social roundup
Millerstown and surrounding towns report a busy period of travel visits and hometown events. Residents such as Mrs C O Spangler and Edna, Mrs Howard Rice, Miss Margaret Bollinger, and many others travel or host relatives from York, Philadelphia, Scranton, Harrisburg and beyond while local schools, churches, and clubs prepare community activities including a Maccabees cakewalk and festival and Red Cross organizing efforts.
Ten Graduates at High School and Local News
Earl Minnich leaves First National Bank to join Ambulance Corps in Allentown. Graduates listed with first and second honors. various local notices include retirements, weddings, travel, and visits from Greencastle to Philadelphia and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Minnich
First National Bank
Ambulance Corps
Allentown
Halifax Physician Given Commission in U S Army
Dr. Frederick C. Smith was commissioned as a first lieutenant after volunteering in the Medical Corps of the United States Army. Halifax Pa June 30. The item notes local residents traveling and visiting in the area, with many families hosting relatives and friends over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Frederick C. Smith
Medical Corps
United States Army
Daniel Lebo
Florence Schell
Lucknow
John Hoover
Jacob Spensler
Harry Lebo
William Kettinger
J. A. Shepley
August Baughman
Steelton
W. O. Grace
Alfred Bowman
Lancaster
Cornelius Bowman
Minnie Shope
William Rightmyer
Harrisburg
JC. R. Shope
Halifax Gazette
J. Harry Wagner
Washington, D. C
H. 8. Potter
John Brancher
North Bend
W. H Landis
Harvey Boyer
Grace
Middletown
Johanna Fairchilds
C. F. Still
Mae
Hummelstown
W. J. Jury
John Shultz
Lykens
John Miller
Susan Wagner
Ray
Ruth Keller
Cherrydale
Virginia
Wagner
Georgetown Hospital
Red Cross
Ethel Schroyer
Palmyra
J. Morris Schroyer
William Straw
William
Highspire
Raymond Sheesley
Carrie
John Steele
New Buffalo
Perry County
Amos W. Dunkel
Harry Westfall
Marysville
G. W. Westfall
George Westfall
Shellsburg
Raymond Bressler
Austin
Texas
Ryan Bressler
R. M. Lewis
Isabel
Exmore
Local Notes from Wiconisco and Nearby Towns
A roundup of residents visiting relatives, traveling to cities, or taking courses, with mentions of John Dimmick from Hoboken visiting locally, Esther Batdorf heading to State College for a teaching course, and several families hosting guests and relatives in Harrisburg Philadelphia Atlantic City and Reading. The report also notes a few events including a serious injury at Short Mountain colliery and the retirement of veteran shoemaker John Dimmick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiconisco
John Dimmick
Hoboken
N. J
Margaret Hoffman
Tower City
Clifford Esterline
Philadelphia
Catherine Trout
Esther Batdorf
State College
Edna Speary
John Coleman
Jonestown
Etta McNeal
Harrisburg
Lucy Kranthoff
Laura Reigle
Wilhelmina Simons
Edna Umboltz
Atlantic City
Walter Sierer
Margaret Brennecke
Watertown
Wis
Mary Diefenderfer
Carrie Moyer
Marlin Keiser
Amelia Seip
Mildred Peete
Mia
Walter Lewis
Reading
A. Kelster
Stateras
Harry Morningwake
Short Mountain
John H. Mark
Harrison Powell
Detroit
Mich
S. J. Powell
William Lloyd
Shamokin
Fred Hamelckle
George
Enhant
J. W. Rowe
H. Ky. Deiter
New York City
D. T. Jones
Minister Bausch Departs for Sel lersville New Labor Field
The Rev. Robert A. Bausch left Hummelstown for his new field of labor at Sellersville on Thursday. His farewell included a program with literary and musical acts and a parading gift of six gold pieces arranged as a flower in a basket of sweet peas presented by Sara Jane Buser. The pastor, popular in town, served four years in Hummelstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown
Robert A. Bausch
Sellersville
Sara Jane Buser
Grover C. Buser
Bausch
Lillie Gresh
Philadelphia
Katharine Conrad
Anna Barclay
Harrisburg
Edwin Blessing
New Bloomfield
Edgar Neibert
Palmyra
H. G. Ebersole
William Gaus
Williamsot
Kinton Gaus
Jacob Gaus
National Hotel
Marie Fetterman
Fountain Springs
Emory Fetterman
E. H
Duncannon
Lulu Bolton
Katharine Brinser
Angie
Nye
Wedgemay
William L. Pike
Mertinsburg
Patriotic Day at Union Chapel Linglestown Pa
Linglestown Pa June 30 A patriotic day at Union Chapel Sunday School Includes prayers for belligerents and Christ’s Kingdom Advancements with special music and address by Rev H Whitaker and Superintendent Graybill Veterans invited A Red Cross festival July 4 features Fredericksburg Band parade speeches races fireworks base ball game and athletic events for all ages Local social notices follow with visits and gatherings among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linglestown
Union Chapel
H. Whitaker
Graybill
Red Cross
Fredericksburg
Jr. O. U. A. M. Lodge
Harrisburg
J . Hicks
Helen Freet
Mechanicsburg
Vera Care
B. Leese
Walter
Adam Wolmer
Steelatown
Reisch
Repp
Noecker
Schuylkill Haven
C. H. Smith
William Frick
Philadelphia
Leroy Frick
Pottstown
Molly Lingle
Anna Mehring
Fisher
J. Hablieb
G. W. Shriner
Mabel Bolton
Daniel Carl
Clyde Lynch
Amos Lingle
Maria Zimmerman
Austin Schaner
Deiner
Smith
Hershey
Thomas Namsey
F. B. Aldinger
J. A. Steimert
Adaline Schaner
Owen Grimm Graduates at Annapolis Naval Academy
Pillow Pennsylvania reports Owen Grimm graduates from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. The event is noted with family visits from Prof and Mrs L Grimm Mrs Kate Bingaman and other relatives. Various locals including Reed Witmer and Ada Witmer are mentioned alongside social visits in the Pillar Valley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillow
L. Grimm
Kate Bingaman
Annapolis
Owen Grimm
United States Naval Academy
Rebecca Batman
Sunbury
Harvey Lehman
Aaron Shoop
Birdfeld
Elizabethville
Isaac Henninger
John
Eston Klinger
Henry Henminger
Mary
Lykens Valley
Dia A. Snyder
David Witmer
Hanover
George Bohner
Herndon
Daniel Bohner
A. E. Enterline
Millersburg
Fannie Snyder
Wilkes- Barre
Frank Snyder
Joseph Witmer
Jennie Boyer
Harrisburg
Henry D. Re and Family
Pottetown
Arthur
Anatuity
Philadelphia
AL A. Schwalm
Hera
J. 4. Reed
Ada Witmer
Millerevil
State Normal
Methodist Minister Has Long Record of Service
Mount Joy Pennsylvania June 380 The Rev John Boehm born September 8 1881 in Philadelphia has a long Methodist ministry career. He served in Philadelphia for thirty years including leadership at St George s Church and taught Bible classes for twenty eight years at Old Emery church. He preached at Eastern penitentiary for six years and organized the first singing class there. His wife was Mary Johnson and his children are Mrs Ellen Jones Daniel Boehm and George W Boehm. He served in Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Joy
John Boehm
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
William Tyndall
Annville
St. George's Church
Old Emery Church
Eastern Penitentiary
Manchester Girl Graduates at Harrisburg Conservatory
Ada Gross of Manchester graduates from Harrisburg Conservatory of Music during Tuesday commencement at Technical High School. Local attendees include Mrs Zach Gross, Dr J C May, Ira Rentzel, Mrs C M Weigle, Sadie Buchar, Velzetta Rentzel, Edythe Decker, Mary Gross, and Mary May. Other notes cover illness, festival plans by Union Fire Company, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Ada Gross
Harrisburg Conservatory of Music
Technical High School
Zach Gross
J. C. May
Ira Rentzel
C. M. Weigle
Sadie Buchar
Velzetta Rentzel
Edythe Decker
Mary Gross
Mary May
Hlrla Good
Rudy Good
Union Fire Company
Starview Band
Dr. Wogan
Carlisle
Steelton
Emma Metger
National Air
America
Lutheran Church
H. L. Gerstmyer
Daniel V. Hens
Mary Miller
John Miller
Scott Knaub
Veletta Rentzel
Washington, D. C
Seward Miller
Niles
Michigan
Miller
KY. Miller
W. H. Brown
Millbergh
Irvin Brenner
Pittsburgh
Monessen
Mia
Roy Scholl
Nev
Ellis Rayner
Lillie Craley
Red Lion
Washington
Baltimore
Elizabethville Shirt Factory Sold to Weaver and Rossman
W R Snyder sold his Elizabethville shirt factory to Weaver and Rossman who will take charge soon. Local residents and visitors noted several social and civic moves including new trips, visits, and school events in Elizabethville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethville
Weaver and Rossman
Millerburg Shoe Company Grants Summer Vacation
Millerburg Pa June 30 The Johnson Baillie Shoe company will close all week to grant its 100 employees their summer vacation. The Lyric theater will close Saturday and stay shut for 60 days. Manager Sam Krauss and Mrs Krauss take their annual vacation. Alvord Reamer and Tool resumes night shift joining day workers. Red Cross drive in Millerburg was successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Johnson-Baillie Shoe Company
Lyric Theater
Sam Krauss
Peerthworts
Mberger
Assire
Phutagemia
All Day Service at Dedication for Church of the Brethren
Dedication of the Church of the Brethren in Newville Pa drew about 400 attendees for a noon luncheon after morning services led by Rev Leas. Rev Ober of Elizabethtown preached the dedicatory sermon. Afternoon services featured a sermon on Spiritual Patriotism by Rev Beahm of Noakesville Va. Local figures welcomed the new congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newville
Church of the Brethren
Leas
York
Ober
Elizabethtown
J. W. H. Beahm
Noakesville
G. M. Reed
United Presbyterian Church
D. M. Stouffer
Mary Keris
Eliza McCullough
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Ella McCullough
Raymond Martin
A. Martin
United States Service
J. W. Sharp
Henrietta
Buffalo
N. Y
Battle Creek
Mich
Ella Hackett
Paul EB. Spangler
Harrisburg
Cloyd Skinner
Clyud and
Kenneth
Homestead
Annie McCoy
John Myers
Gerald
Homewood
C. A. Myers
Mary Fell
Fay
Lucretia Ott
N. Hefflefinger
Mary
Catharine
Iiertha Shenk
Gettysburg
Speeceville Sunday School Scholars Visit Duncannon
Four autos carried Speeceville Sunday school scholars to Duncannon for a joint Chil dren's Day service with the Presbyterian church. Ice cream and cake sale raised funds for a new chapel while Red Cross solicitors exceeded the $2,500 goal. Charles H. Miller of Haola visited relatives Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncannon
Speeceville
Presbyterian Sunday School
Harvey Arter
Jesse McCoy
Grant Willis
Stanley
Harrisburg
Jacob Lehman
Willis
Marietta
Union
The
Red Cross Society
Charles H. Miller
Haola
Married at Hagerstown Union Deposit couple wed in Maryland
Miss Josephine Alleman and William Glatfelter wed in Hagerstown Maryland on Saturday with Mrs Cora Smith and Fred West of Hummelstown noted in attendance. Preaching service set for Sunday at United Brethren Church at 10:90. Local social notes follow with visitors and calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Union Deposit
Josephine Alleman
William Glatfelter
Cora Smith
Town
Fred West
Hummelstown
Hagerstown
United Brethren Church
George W. Hallman
Ruth Peiffer
Philadelphia
Frank Zimmerman
Harry Hartman
Steelton
Maggie Hartman
A. M. Kubns
Wichita
Kansas
David Shertzer
Palmyra
George Shertzer
H. P. Peiffer
Harrisburg
James Yingst
Mary
David Patrick
Theie Parthemore
John Parthemore
William M. Long
Hummoelstown
W. S Lone
Maud Stauffer
Grace Stauffer
Vietting
Toseah Lands
Hodker Mark
Trwin Arnest
Herehevi
A. F. Gross
de. Withers
Spangter
Harrisbore
C. A. Landis
Firemen Elect Officers in Hummelstown Meeting
In Hummelstown this week the Chemical Fire company elected officers for the year. The slate includes Chief Jeremiah Heauot, Treasurer Yr Bals Haven, President West Eee, Secretary Waller, and other trusted volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown
Chemical Fire Company
Pleyed Spe
Dolier
Masten Jeremiah Heauot
Tremeurer
Balshaven
West Eee
Lee Wre Lent
Saravel
Waller Berretary
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Annette Steel
Frederick
Dauphin Cottages
Mission Band
Picnic
James Welsh
H. E. Miller
Thaniel Herb and
Pleasantville
Margaret Watkeys
Alma Byerly
Blanch Meyers
York Springs
Mullite
Austin Shoemakes
Harvey Petterhoff
Spem ‘Whirsday
George Kriener
Louisa Jones
Cyrus Rompertey
Dorothea Vickinger
Central Penna
Millerstown
C. OO. Spangler
Edna
York County
Howard Rice
Sabilla Hayne
Scranton
Iowa
Irwin Crane
Margaret Bollinger
Millersville State Normal School
eLland Rounsley
Edgar
James Rounstey
Aubrey Patterson
New York
Tibbie Patterson
George Lent
Jack
Parkersburg
W. Va
W. J. Crane
Robert Shenk
P. R. Shenk
Alex Cathcart
T. P. Cathcart
George Stites
Ware Hotel
Ralph Thompson
Kathleen
John Woods
Jack Woods
Zella Cathcart
Helen Martin
Order of the Maccabees
Edward Thompson
Thompsontown
W. 8. Snyder
Helen
W. D. Bollinger
Jessie Kipp
Jack Parsons
Port Royal
Herbert Hopple
Mifflintown
Harry Hopple
Josiah Rowe
Nelson Williams
Newport
Blain
Josephine Sheaffer
Leslie Shumaker
Millersville Normal School
Mae| Waggoner
Mary Zimmerman
State Colege
Edith Bistline
Mabel Reber
Shippensburg Normal
Frank Moreland
Sedie E. Minnich
Niagara Falls
R. H. Kell
J. E. Rickard
Florence Gutshall
Illinois
Ella Gutshall
Madeline Martin
Harry Martin
Lancaster Country
James Martin
John Mumma
Bride
Lee Wallace
Harvey Wallace
Harry Patterson
Martha Wallace
Berrysburg
John Campbell
Clayton Deibler
Rufus
Hedgins
Daniel
Elizabethville High School
Anna Snyder
George Finkbone
Norman Stroup
Clayton Detbler
Mount Gretna
Miss Seide
Evangelical Parsonage
Daniel, Weaver
Ola
Rebecca Mace
Charles Shermer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Almyra Logan
A. G. Haldeman
Ed. Kennedy
Daisy Taylor
Bellwood
Keturah Meredith
Mary Herr
O. D. Spiche
Yeagertown
Homer Wear
Orbisonia
Wilfred Coutry
Wilfred Jr
William Wear
Samuel Dell P
James Dalby
Milroy
Ernest Miller
Mapleton
Andrew Brown
Margaret
Lewistown
Ida Kinzer
John Young
Williamsport
Anna Bottorf
Charles Rancer
John Grenoble
Centre
Union Counties
Mary Krepps
J. E. Blair Memorial Hospital
Huntingdon
Ruth Orth
Shirley Austin
Newtown
Harry Albright
Richard Tunis
Martin Teats
Charles Ulsh
Shirk
Mount Union
Daniel Lesher
James Lesher
Shippensburg
Oscar Riley
Harold
Dover
Delaware
Joseph Sleichter
West End
Charles Meyers
Chambersburg
Jena Ayle
George Guyer
Ida Andkerbrant
C. G. Miller
Lewis Johnson
J. Wentz
Helen Boyer
Elmer KE. Strominger
Carl Miller
Chester Strominger
John R. Laird
Shirey
Ruth
Jersey Shore
Harry Spangler
Michael Wenger
Mary 83. Myers
Lewisberry Red Cross Branch
Lewisberry
Clarence J. Beidel
Goldsboro
Catawissa
Raymond Swank
Joseph Zeigler
Buffalo, N. Y
P. Smith
G. W. Keefer
Edward Burns
George W. Sponenberger
Ray Yocum
Clark
Irish Valley
le Binty
Bookkeeper
U. S. Army
Mrs. Wert
Mrs. J. L. Jury
New Labor
Annapolis Academy
Harrisburg Conservatory
W. R. Snyder
W. L. Stevenson
Myrl Snyder
Mount Carmel
Ka N. Koppenheffer
Daniel D. Helt
Joseph A. Buffington
Stephen A. Miller
Clayton B. Stroup
John A. Boyer
Lykens Valley Bank
Miles V. Miller
Eugenes F. Adams
Gratz
A. M. Romberger
Market Street
Ira W. Klinger
Millerburg Shoe Company
Forty York
Church of Brethren
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Sarah Henderson
Tda Thomperon
Misa Elsie Fasnardt
Malinda Lingle
Emma Thomas
Mins Rosa Snider
John J. Haseler
Annie Reed
Sarah Karmany
Ellen Tinney
Rosa Spidel
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