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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1919

Page

7

Motor trucks carry produce between city and rural dealers

Gettysburg post office serves as a regular exchange point for parcel post goods. Motor trucks from McConnellsburg bring about thirty five crates of eggs daily to transfer to Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. They also carry live chickens butter and other produce.

Gettysburg McConnellsburg Fulton County McConnellsburs Philadelphia Baltimore Washington

West Shore News Roundup from New Cumberland and Enola

Short items from New Cumberland Marysville Enola on June 30. Sermon by Rev W T Rue at Baughman Memorial on The Tongue. nurses Jennie Gault and Laurie Bitting return home after overseas service. Marysville schools form a Sunday league schedule. flags to be demobilized in Enola with Senator Leiby speaker. Kohler Shettel wedding in New Cumberland. Enola minister Buck marries Edith Ackley.

Gettysburg Annie M. Warner John M. Warner Adams County J. A. Singmaster W. IF. Boyle William Arch McClean New Cumberland W. T. Rue Baughman Memorial Methodist Church James Marysville Jennie Gault H. E. Gault Laurie Bitting Cavalry William Bu~ting Palestine Egypt Marysville Journal Zion Lutheran Trinity Reformed Methodist Episcopal Bethany United Evangelical Church of God Methodist Enola Summit Street Scott Leiby H. M. Buck Grace United Evangelical Church Edith May Ackley Scranton Buck Albright College

Personal and Social Items of Towns on West Shore

West Shore notes report Mr and Mrs Ross Beckley visiting New York and Mrs J C Neff of Philadelphia staying with Mrs Margaret Prowell in New Cumberland. Paul Myers recently discharged at Camp Mills returned to New Cumberland to stay with his parents Elkwood. Florence Messimer of Atlantic City visited Catherine Good. Mildred Strong and Chester Martin Baker to wed July 4 in Camden NJ. Grandstand sold at Enola PF R Y M C A with lumber to Howard Hess after rail line sold due to waning interest in baseball.

Ross Beckley New Cumberland New York J. C. Neff Philadelphia Margaret Prowell Paul Myers Camp Mills Curtin Myers Elkwood H. S. Reigle Bridge Street Niagara Falls Grahm Paul Brinton Buttorff and Straley Florence Messimer Atlantic City Catherine Good Maggie Graeff Lancaster N. F. Reed Fifth Market Streets M. L. Baker Chester Martin Baker Mildred Strong Anna Mae Strong Camden N. J Baker Enola Enola PF. R. R. Y. M. C. A Howard Hess Association

Suburban Notes Full of Visiting Friends and Relatives

Miss Anna Sutcliffe and fellow nurses visit Bellevue Hospital ties to New York. Numerous locals travel to Chambersburg Lebanon Harrisburg and Atlantic coast areas for visits and family gatherings over the weekend. The Lebanon Valley College community hosts weddings and historical society talks as residents share travel news and social visits.

Hummelstown Anna Sutcliffe Rohner Gomaz Bellevue Hospital New York City Alfred Sutcliffe Obed Fultz Chambersburg Lloyd Zimmerman David E. Sweigart, Jr Lebanon Carl Sarvie Harrisburg David Sarvis Chester Gates Indianapolis Ind Gates Thomas McCall Freda Kindley Ray Kindley Mina Lyter Dauphin George Fromm Ross Cassel Cassel Wekend David Sweigert Charles Horn Anna Pearl Horn John Jared Horn Schuylkill County Barbara Kline E. Kline Frank Keller Mildred Mutzabaugh Philadelphia John Kuntz Noah Moyer Ellen Moyer Shellsville Keller Monroy Emma Brinser

Troops Arrive on Three Ships in New York

The cruiser Charleston and transports Orduna and Rijndam arrived with over 4 500 American soldiers and 553 repatriated Americans who had served with British and Canadian forces. The Orduna carried ninety Jewish legion members from Palestine.

New York Charleston Orduna Rijndam Fourth Regiment Air Service Third Regiment Ajindam St. Naz‘aire Second Cavalry

Picnic Set For Sun Day Schools At Paxtang Park

Marysville will hold the annual union picnic for Sunday schools at Paxtang Park on Thursday July 10. The general committee is busy making arrangements for the event.

Paxtang Marysville Union Picnic of Paxtang Park

Booze army crosses line in Waynesboro melee

In Waynesboro Pennsylvania on June 30 a large crowd from across the Mason Dixon line descended on local bars. Hundreds of gallons of liquor disappeared as the invasion closed in on evening hours.

Waynesboro Mason- Dixon Line John Barleycorn

Married at Halifax in Halifax Methodist Church

Adelbert Adams of Pleasantville New Jersey and Martha L. Zimmerman daughter of Mrs C C Zimmerman North Second Street were married Friday evening at the Halifax Methodist Episcopal Church by Rev A I Collom.

Mary L. Enders Halifax George D. Loudermilch Isaac A. Enders Enders H. H. Fertig Enders United Brethren Church Adelbert Adams Pleasantville N. J Martha L. Zimmerman C. C. Zimmerman North Second Street Halifax Methodist Episcopal Church A. I. Collom

Palmer Bride of S B Jackson in Greencastle

Mrs Belle Yous Palmer and S B Jackson wed at the Lutheran parsonage in Greencastle. The couple plans a Canada trip and will reside at 28 North Carlisle street after their return. the bride had been with Greencastle Milling Company in South Carlisle street.

Greencastle Belle Yous Palmer B. Jackson Lutheran Parsonage H. B. Burkholder Jackson Canada North Carlisle Street

Lansing Made Head of U. S. Peace Delegation

Paris reports that with President Wilson's departure Secretary Lansing leads the American peace delegation negotiating Austrian and other treaties. The arrangement is seen as temporary with Lansing returning to the United States by mid July and Frank Polk to replace him as Assistant Secretary of State.

Paris Wilson Lansing United States Frank Polk

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