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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1915

Page

6

Treasury Hard Hit During 1915 Financial Strain

State finances show a deficit as receipts for the year barely exceed last year while payments climb by three million dollars. Officials cite revenue cuts and loss of coal tonnage as key causes with school funds awaiting over one million. Treasurer Young notes increased wealth offsets, but the treasury ends the year with a total balance around 4.6 million across multiple funds.

Penn Young Treasury

Weaver Takes Own Life at Mechanicsburg Postmaster Dies at 63

John S. Weaver ex postmaster of Mechanicsburg died by suicide at his East Main Street home. He was 63, despondent over ill health after a paralytic stroke years earlier. Survived by his wife and two brothers, funeral arrangements not yet announced.

Mechanicsburg John S. Weaver East Main Street Weaver Ancient and ‘Illustrious Order Knights of Malta Melita Lodge Knights of Pythias Harry Weaver Carlisle Smueal Weaver Camden N. J

Wedding Ceremonies in Central Pennsylvania

Multiple marriages reported in central Pennsylvania with couples from Goodville Hannastown Rouzerville Thunmtaburg and York were united in ceremonies performed by various clergymen including Rev Elias Hornberger Rev Yealkley and Rev J H Rea. The couples include Anna Fox and Harrison Sweigert Marbel Trostle and Griffith Ernest Knott and Ruth Lowman Charles W Dice and Minnie Grim.

Goodville Anna Fox Harrison Sweigert Hannastown Elias Hornberger Methodist Episcopal Church Adanstown Franklin Trostle Marbel Trostle BR. Griffith Mohnson Mov Yealkley Waynesboro Ruth Lowman Rouzerville Ernest. Knott

Pastor to Stay at Coxestown Methodist Church

At the fourth quarterly conference of Coxestown Methodist Church Monday evening the Rev A Starring was extended an unanimous invitation to serve another year.

Coxestown Methodist Church Wan

Horses and Sheep Die in Farm Barn Fire

Wigsht head of horses and thirteen sheep perished when the large bank barn on the farm of Barry Bhank near Emilhaburg was destroyed by fire early yesterday morning. A portion of the season crops including 300 boards of wheat two stalls of fodder and corn, and nearly all farming implements were lost.

Hagerstown Barry Bhank Emilhaburg

Mount Union Robbery Allegedly Involves Local Tailor Shop

In Mount Union Pennsylvania a worker at Wollingshend's tailor shop disappeared Sunday. Items including an overcoat and suit were reported missing along with two forged checks totaling 38 dollars. Investigators note alias names and incomplete details.

Mount Union Alor Mount Union Doe Wollingshend Mondiay Mi. Holingahoead Digaovora Ela

Weddings Tie Margaret Bupp to John Mosnn in Pa

In Wagemtepow town Maryland on Monday afternoon at the parsonage of the Mira Baptist Church the marriage of Margaret Bupp of Newport Pennsylvania to John Mosnn of Sunnnordnado Pennsylvania was officiated by Reverend T. N. Thoma. Abbie Shelley and Benjamin Tierhoy both of Shippensburg Pennsylvania were married at the parsonage of the Tira Baptist Church Saturday afternoon by Reverend Me At Thoman.

Wagemtepown Hagsoratown Mike Margaret Bupp Newport John It Mosnn Sunnnordnado Thoma Abbie Shelley Benjamin Tierhoy Shippaenapurg

Christmas Trees Profit From Forest Grown Conifers

Frederic J. Haskin explains how the U S government offers access to free or low cost Christmas trees from national forests with proper permits. He notes trucks and freight, profits from planting cycles, and the idea of Christmas tree farming as a durable land use and income source.

State Treasurer Pays Out School Money Amid Cash Shortage

The Harrisburg Telegraph reports State Treasurer Young began distributing school funds to reduce the unissued balance. A $1,900,000 total was slated for payment as funds arrive, with several warrants issued including amounts to West Hanover, Lykens Township, Lower Paxton, and Washington Township, plus Elizabethtown.

Young West Hanover Lykens Township Lower Paxton Washington Township Elizabethtown John W. Hoke Chambersburg Capitol Patton State Compensation Board Philadelphia Public Service Commission Paennypacker Pennsylvania Railroad Buffalo, Rocheater and Pittsburgh Railroad C. A. Yoh Lodge Brotherhood of Tralmen Cumberland Valley Railroad Uhler Buller Mt. Union Riefractoron Company Mt. Union Tha Blostallo Company Bhippansburg Pittabureh Yeaterday Juanean Rond Youngaville Pennsylvania Youngavilla New York

Automobile Tags Start Out Today

Applications for 1916 automobile registrations at the State Highway Department set records with six times as many on file as at the same point last year. The first licenses include governors, officials, and long-time holders. $117,258 in fees already. Shipped tags will be displayed January 1 and cars may not operate without new licenses. Top twenty-five license numbers list includes state officials, politicians, and business leaders from Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg and beyond.

United States Stock Exchange Nuremberg Germany Gifford Pinchot State Highway Department Department State Highway Commissioner Highway Department Philadelphia Pittsburgh Commonwealth of Pennsylvania R. J. Cunningham W. W. Atterbury Radnor Walter Derr Norristown William C. Sproul Chester Philip H. Johnson Alexander G. Rea John K. Tener Cyrus E. Woods Secretary of the Commonwealth Frank Bell Harrisburg A. J. F. McClure Wyncote Robert P Hooper Germantown A. C. Hentage Jenkintown Franklin Gilkeson Bristol Eugene F. Weiser York Albert J. Logan Robert M. Griffith Paul C. Wolff H. S. Albright Orwigsburg George J. Elliott Clarence J. Buckman Langhorne H. C. Stineman Johnstown Alfred W. Gibbs Wayne

Fatal pedestrian crash claims Mahanoy City man

Michael Bihig aged 40 of Mahanoy Plane was fatally injured when struck by an automobile while returning home from Bear Ridge mine in Mahanoy City.

Mahanoy City Bear Ridge Mine Michael Bihig Mahanoy

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