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ALL THE NEWS OF CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA TOWNS
THREE FIRES AT
POWDER WORKS
Cotton Drying Department at
Mt. Union Plant Scene of
Several Blazes
BIBLE CLASS SUPPER
Additional Ticket Agent Neces
sary For Night Train Service
on Pennsylvania Railroad
511. Union, Pa., May 20. Three
fires within twelve hours occurred In
the Cotton Drying department of the
Aetna Explosive Works on Tuesday
night. At a meeting of the school
hoard it was decided to hold the local
commencement June 2. The Men's
Bible Class of the Methodist Sunday
school will hold a supper this evening
for the benefit of the piano fund. Ef
forts are being made to have a pig
roast. Owing to the great amount
of local passenger traffic on the extra
irain recently added to the Pennsyl
vania Railroad schedule the company
lias placed a night man In the local
ticket office. C. H. Quigley has
been appointed to assist William Hol
lenbaugh. Mrs. James Nevell Is
reported very ill. Rhoda Weirick
who was threatened with typhoid is
much improved. The Rev. Carl
Mumfort and family left for Balti
more Wednesday. The Rev. Mumfort
was given a farewell reception by the
congregation. Misses Helen and
Anna Ewlng are spending a week at
Ventnor, X. J.
Stat* of Ohio. City of Toledo. Lucas County. it.
Frank J. Cheney mekes oath that he la senior
partner of tbe firm oX F. J. Cheney k Co.. do
ins business tn the Vlty of Toledo. County and
State aforesaid. a»'J that said firm will pay
th,' ium of OS'F. Ht'N DRKIi DOTXARH for
r*rh and every e»»»e of Catarrh that cannot be
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SATURDAY EVENING,
Twenty-three Graduates at Annville High School
Annville, Pa.. May 20.—Annual commencement exercises of the Annville
High School will be held on Thursday evening, May 25, in the Engie Conser
vatory of Music. Seventeen girls and six boys will receive diplomas, being
one of the largest classes graduating from the school in years. Prof. Dotter.
superintendent of education in Annville, has secured Prof. C. C. Ellis, of
Juniata College, to deliver the address.
Following the graduating exercises, the annual banquet of the Annville
High School Alumni will be held Friday evening. May 26, in the llershey
Cafe at llershey and the class will have an outing on the following Saturday
at Hershey Park. The members of the graduating class are Misses Edith
M. Balsbaugh, Kathryn M. Barto, Esther Fink, Anna M. Houser, Marie E.
Kiebler, Mary C. Kleiser. Mary C. Kreider, Kathryn M. Eight. Ruby M. Mc-
Cauley, Ruth J. Parker, Myrl V. Saylor, E. Elisabeth Sanders, May E. Sholly,
Pauline M. Waltz and Frances X. Whiskeyman, Earl S. Bachman, William
M. Dunnioyer, John G. Gantz, Mervin P. Eight, Cyrus B. Slierk and Paul A.
Wengert.
Thirteen Members in Class
at Mifflintown High School
By Special Correspondence
Mlctllnton ii. Pa., May 20. Mrs.
Jacob Dubbs and son. Arthur, left on
Monday for a visit with Mrs. T>ubbs"
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hart
man, at Manchester. B. Frank
Burchfleld is visiting liis daughter, Mrs.
Harvey Mann, at Pittsburgh. The
Miftlintown high school commencement
< xerc ises will be held in the court
house. May 21. The class is composed
of thirteen members. The Rev. Mr.
Watkins of the Methodist Church, will
preach the baccalaureate sermon to the
• •lass to-morrow evening. Mrs. Reu
ben Aukor returned home. Monday,
after a visit with relatives at Wllkes-
Barrc. Mrs. Harry McCiellan, of Al
toona, visited relatives in the twin
towns. Miss Mary McXeal. a teacher
in the public schools of Altoona. is
home for the summer vacation. Mrs.
Pettit, of Port Royal, spent Monday
with her daughter. Mrs. .1. Howard
— Miss Klizabeth Schweyer
returned home Monday after a visit to
Philadelphia and Washington, D. C.
A m m DAME LADY'S APPEAi
To all knowing sufferers of rheumatism,
whether muscular or of the Joints, sciatica,
lumbagns, backache, pain, in the kidneys or
neuralgia pains, to write to her for a home
treatment which has repeatedly cured all of
*.heae tortures. She feels it her duty to send
ilto all sufferers FREE. You cure' yourself
at home as thousands will testify—no oliangl
cf olimate being necessary. This simpl*
discovery banishes uric acid from the blood,
loosens the stiffened joints, purities the blood
and brightens the eves, giving elasticity and
tone to the whole svsTem. If the abora
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Will Celebrate Anniversary
By Special Correspondence
Humniclstown, Pa.. May 20.—Airs.
John Wise returned from the Harris
burg Hospital on Wednesday greatly
improved in health.—William H. Gaua
spent the week-end visiting his mother
in Williainsport.—Mrs. George A. Lar
son is visiting her mother, Mrs. G. B.
McCiellan Holland, at Duncansville. —
Mrs. Kinnia Reed and daughter. Miss
Ella Reed, have returned home from
Philadelphia.—Mrs. Norman Helff en
tertained a number of ladies on Tues
day evening at a needlework evening.
—Miss Barbara Hummel, assistant
postmaster, visited in Lebanon on Sun
day.—Mrs. David Ebersole. of Har
risburg, visited her mother, Mrs.
Emma Reed.—Mrs. H. M. Nissley and
daughter Beatrice have returned from
Schuylkill Haven.-*-Mlss Esta Kilmer
had as her guest la«t week Miss Hilda
Eby, of Harrisburg.—William Grill re
turned from the Harrisburg .Hospital,
where he underwent an operation for
appendicitis, much Improved. Miss
Helen Fox visited friends at Philadel
phia.—Mrs. W. A. Grill has been suf
fering from a nervous breakdown for
the lasl week. —Mrs. Louisa I'mberger
entertained her daughter, Mrs. Albert
Rurkholder, and children, of Harris
burg.—Mr. and Mrs. W. B, Shope en
tertained Mrs. Shope's mother. Mrs.
Louisa Longnaker, and Mrs. Ernest
Groom, both of Steelton, over Sunday.
The Junior Order United American
Mechanics attended divine service in
Zion Lutheran Church Sunday even
ing.—The Chemical Fire Company will
celebrate its twelfth anniversary on
June 12.—Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Shoemaker had as their guest their
daughter. Mrs. Kann, of Harrisburg.
on Thursday.—Harry C. Howard left a
few days ago for a. month's visit
through the West.—Miss Lillie Gresh
entertained the Ayuda Club, of llum
rnelstown and Hershey.—Miss Salome
j Metzgar, of Philadelphia, is the truest
of Miss Emma Walton.—Mrs. Harry
i Reed, of Philadelphia, spent several
days with Mrs. Emma Reed.—Mrs.
; Walter M. Shoop, of Felton, Cuba, will
spend the summer months with her
j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Miller.—
| George F. Greenawalt spent several
| days at Selinsgrove. Miss Minnie
1 Basoni entertained Miss Lilah Zugg,
of Harrisburg, over Sunday.—Mr. und
j Mrs. Omar Hummel, of Harrisburg,
, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther
I Hummel on Sunday.—President U. L.
i Balsbaugh, of the National Bank, spent
; Thursday at Philadelphia.—Mrs. Wood,
\ of Harrisburg, spent Tuesday after
noon visiting in the various rooms of
I the public schools. She told a number
iof stories to the children, much to
their delight. Mrs. Wood was accom
; panied by Mrs. David Ebersole, of
I Harrisburg, formerly of this place.—
' George Ricker, an aged t'ivil War vet
! eran, visited the high school on Thurs
day and addressed the pupils on war
time reminiscences.
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HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
Personals News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania
By Special C orrtspondtnet
Brrrr*h»ric. The Rov. Paul Huyett
is attending synod at Catawissa. —Mrs.
M. S. Daniel attended the funeral of
Mrs. John Messner at Tower City, on
Wednesday. Mrs. Isaaiy Lubold. of
Kllxabethville. Is visiting at the home
of Grant Hartman. The Rev. George
Mace Is visiting his mother, Mrs. Cath
arine Mace. Mrs. John Miller and
children, of Harrißbiu-g, as visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bowman.
—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moyer, of Big
Run. visited Mrs. Maggie Hemnilnger,
on Sunday. Miss Helen Daniel Is
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. George Copenhaver, at the Her
shey Industrial school. M. S. Daniel
transacted business at L,eitkorvllle, on
Wednesday. Guy Strawhecker, of
Harrlsburg, visited his father over Sun
day.
Ddlmatla. Miss Katie Wald spent
several days at the home of her broth
er. Krank Wald. at Harrlsburg. J.
| Calvin Boyer. who is engineering the
I work at the reservoir for the water
company, spent Sunday at his home at
; Mt. Pleasant Mills. Miss Margaret
; Seagrlst nnd her brother, Clarence, of
Harrlsburg, visited relatives here.
11. E. Deibert and family spent Sunday
at Kllngerstown. J. A. Wald visited
his sister. Mrs. Wolf, at Sunbury, on
Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Dep
pen and daughters. Tlielma and Steena.
visited at Mount Carmel.—Mrs. Charles
Staub, of llarrisburg, is visiting at the
• home of her father, William White.—•
i Mrs. L. W. Bubb, of Millersburg. call*
1 ed on friends here during the week.
Mrs. Einina Bettleyon Mrs. Annie
: Renn spent Sunday visiting at Eykens.
KllzabrthYllle. G. Fred Holtxnian
spent Sunday at Washington. D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Rush, of New
berry, spoilt several davs with Miss
Ella N. Shutt. The Rev. William P.
Barr and son. of Weatherly, attended
the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Swab, on
Monday. John A. Miller and family,
of Harrisburg, spent Monday with T.
W. Mattis. Mrs. John Fisher spent
several days with her parents at
Berrysburg. Paul E. Stroup, of the
University of Pennsylvania, is home
for the summer vacation.—Mrs. George
I,eiter, of Harrisburg, spent Sunday at
her former home. .losiah Romberg
er, whose leg was broken by the kick
of s horse, is able to be about on
crutches. Mrs Jonathan Edwards, of
Treverton, is ill at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Charles W. Cook. —Miss
Margaret Barr is spending some time
with Mrs. Isaac W. Matter, at West I
Fairview. Cashier and Mrs. 11. H.
llassiiiger are attending the State
Bankers' Convention at Philadelphia,
this week. Mrs. Mary Schantz, of
Pennsburg; George C. Swab, of New
ton Hamilton, and Miss Frances Swab,
of Harrisburg, were recent guests of
Miss llannah Swab. Mrs. Emma 'E.
Eby, spent Wednesday at Harrlaburg.—
Howard 1,. Fetterhoff. of Malianoy City,
spent Saturday with his parents here. —-
Grover Ryerly spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. Cawley, at Lewlsburg.
Knilers. Mr. and Mrs.. Harvey. O.
Warfel. of Harrisburg. were guests of
Ira M. Helt for several days.
Enders and Edward Sheets, employed
at Harrisburg, spent Sunday their
homes, here. Charles Shoop and his
mother, Mrs. Mary Shoop, who spent
three weeks among relatives in Ohio,
returned home on Tuesday. C. C.
Enders was a visitor at Harrisburg. on
Thursday. Aaron Shoop and family,
of Ellzabethville, motored to this place
on Sunday. C. C. Enders purchased
an automobile recently.
Mlllemtonm. Miss Helen Rounsley
is visiting friends in Pittsburgh.
] Herbert Hopple, of Mifflin, visited his
Sarenta, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hopple.—
[rs. John Parson, of Port Royal, was
1 the guest of her father, William Kipp.
—Raymond Wagner, of Lemoyne. spent
i Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wagner. Mrs. Grant Patton
and nephew. Kenneth Klpp, of Harrls
] burg, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
! C. Kipp. this week. Miss Zella Cath
cart is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Harry
Meßsersmith. at Harrisburg. Mr. anil
•Mrs. W. S. Snyder, and daughter, Helen,
lof Harrisburg, were week-end guests
' of Mr. and Mrs. William Bollinger.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Zimmerman, of Le
movne, visited friends here on Sundav.
—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dimm and
children, of Williamsburg, are visit
ing the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Lukens. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Adams
and son, Donald, of Millersburg. were
guests of G. D. Taylor. Marry Klpp
•and family, of McAllistersville, spent
, Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
.1. C. Kipp. Mrs. Annie Eckels left
Tuesday for Atlantic City where she
• will spend several weeks. Mr. and
I Mrs. Percy Ulsh were at Harrisburg
lon Wednesday. Miss Lillian Nanki
vel. of Steelton, came home for Moth
ers' Day, last Sunday.
]»w Kennnntonn.—William 1,. T.eli
man is quite ill with rheumatism and !
kidney trouble. Mrs. Sarah Harris
and two children, of Burns Valley, are |
visiting: the former's mother, " Mrs.
Hannah Hockenberry. Miss Cieo
Lehman was in Newport on Thursday,
and the Atisses Alice and Florence
Gutshall, on Saturday.—Those who are
attending the summer school at Blaln
from this place are Roy Alexander,!
Dewy Swart*. Miss Ruth McConnell,
Miss Alice Gutshall and Miss Florence I
Gutshall. District Attorney Michael I
E. Stroup and Harry J. Berrler. of Har- |
risburg, were whipping: Perry county ;
streams for trout. Mrs. Jacob Clous'- ;
er and Miss Caroline Sheiblev visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shearer, of Ander
sonburg.
Union Deposit. Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey Etter, of Sand Beach, were guests
of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Etter, on Sunday. Mrs. Frank !
Long spent Sunday at Annvllle.
James Zimmerman and brother, George, !
of Hershey, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1
Reager, on Sunday. Mrs. Kmma i
Mayor and daughter, F.dna. of Harris- i
burg, were entertained by Mr. and Mrs !
John Wagner, on Sunday. Miss |
Annie Eisenhauer, and Miss Maggie I
Dunn spent a day at Harrisburgr. Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Staufter, of Harrisburg, I
were sruests of the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. StaufTer. on I
Sunday.—Mrs. David Snyder Is serious-'
ly 111 and her recovery is not expected. 1
I—Joseph Sweig-ard. of Neffsville, Is
spending some time with his nephew,
Isaac Kelffer. Mr. and Mrs. John M.
Baker and son spent Sundav at. Vian
visiting Joseph McCorkle, who Is serl- !
ously ill.
WorinleyMbnrg. Miss Millie Per
kins, a missionary, from Santa Cruz
Mexico. has been visiting: friends here,
spending; Thursday night at the United
Brethren parsonage, the guest of the
Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Renshaw. Mrs.
J. D. Hippie. Miss Balthaser, Mr. Kel
lar and Mr. and Mrs. William Evens
were Milton visitors on Sunday. The
Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Renshaw were at
Downingtown on Wednesday attending
the funeral of a relative. Miss Maud
Arney. of Lancaster, spent the week
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ellas
Arney. The Rev. and Mrs. Vance at
tended a three-days' Sunday School
convention at Llngiestown this week.
CANTATA AT JIT. I.AUREL,
Plketown, Pa.. May 20.—Mr. and Mrs.
Ezra Cassel, Mr. and Mrs. George
Wltherow, of Hershey; Mrs. Edward
Heckert and children, of Heckton
Mills, and Miss Priscilla Ramsey spent
Sunday with Thomas Ramsey. Miss
L.uella Runkle spent the week with
her sister, Mrs. George Wade, Jr., at
Penbrook.—Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Strohni
and son Eoyd spent a day at Ilarris
burg.—Martin Wade spent several davs
with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hallnian at
Harrlsburg. —The Mount Laurel Junior
Society will give the cantata. "Ve. Are
the Light of the World," in the Mount
laurel Bethel on Sunday evening. June
18.—Fred Shlve, Jr., of Harrlsburg, was
a recent guest of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Shive. —There will be preach
ing services In the Mount Laurel Bethel
on Sunday morning and evening by the
pastor, the Rev. Jonaa Martin.—George
Ziegier, of Harrlsburg. was the week
end guest of his mother, Mrs. Caroline
Ziegier.
TWIN SISTERS REACH AGE OF 82 YEARS
f JEv JBm ,y: - •
MISS EMMA WERNTZ
Mt. Carmel, Pa.
Lew Is town, Pa., May 20.—Above are pictures of twin sisters who have
leached the ripe age of 82 years. They are Mrs. Clara Eehr, of Pinegrove,
and Mrs. Emma Werntz, of Mt. Carmel. Mrs. Eehr is at the present time
making her home with her daughter, Mrs. James Itoss, at Ridgway, Pa. Her
sister, Mrs. Werntz, makes her home with a granddaughter, Ella E. King, of
Mount Carmel. These twins were born in Myerst'own, Pa., February 16, 1834,
daughters of Michael and Harriet Kitznilller. In addition to the twin sisters
there are three sisters and one brother living, Mrs. Shannon Horning, 78,
Camden, N. J.; Mrs. John Moyer, 72, Pinegrove, Pa.; Miss Fannie Kltzmlller,
6 1, Pinegrove: Daniel Kitzmiller, (ili, Reading. The six have a combined age
of 44 6 years, an average of nearly 75 years.
Grange Members Go to
Meeting in Automobiles
By Special Correspondence
1/e wi.s berry. Pa., May 20. An
automobile party composed of the;:
following members of Valley Grange,!
No. 1360, of Lewlaberry, attended the!
Pomona Grange, held at Cross Roads. |
on Saturday afternoon and evening:
Mr. and Airs. Hoy Hoff, Mr. and Mrs. i
| Daniel Coover, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. j
' Shuey, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J.,
i Shettel, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miller,
j Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Krone, Mr. i
| and Mrs. Jacob Brenneman, Mr. and
| Airs. Frank Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
I Zorger, John P. Hays, Morris M.
| Hays, John Greenfield, Daniel Green
' field, Miles Roekey, Mrs. Ella M.I
Sutton, Mrs. Mary S. Myers, Miss
: Falrie Zinn and Miss Julia Sutton. J. I
W. Armstrong was also with the party. !
—■ John E. Whlsler, ot Vork Haven,
president of the Twelfth district of
the Vork county Sabbath school as
sociation visited the Methodist Episco
pal Sunday school session on Sunday.'
Mrs. Amanda Rehm. Mrs. Harvey I
! Erney, Miss Rosaline Cline, Mrs. Gor
don Westfall, Mrs. John E. Bonner,
George Bower, J. W. Armstrong, Miss
Sue Miller and Miss Edith Cline were
j recent visitors at New Cumberland. —
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Bratten and
son, Frank, of Harrisburg, spent Sun
day with Miss Clarissa Bratten.
Park C. Bell has been elected princi
pal of the Goldsboro schools. Mrs.
Elizabeth U. Laird returned from 1
I spending a week with relatives at Me- j
chanicsburg and Harrisburg. Miss
! Ada Crull of York is a guest at the
I home of her sister, Mrs. Lewis C.
Wise. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Beidel
land children spent Sunday at Harris
lntrg. Lewis. Harry and Miss Carrie
i Cline, were at New Cumberland re
cently where they attended the fu
neral of their brother-in-law, Stephen
j C. Peipber.
Twenty-fifth Commencement
of Duncannon High School
By Special Correspondence
Duncannon, Pa., May 20. Mrs. ;
i Joephine Koup. widow of Jacob Koup, |
I formerly of this place, died at the I
j Brethren home at Huntsdale, Pa.
| The Rev. J. Thomas Fox, of New I
Bloomfield, chairman of the commit-
I tee on supply for the Duncannon
j charge, will conduct services in the|
] Reformed church here to-morrow i
j morning at Dellville in the afternoon j
and at Marysville in the evening.
18. K. Focht will be orator of the]
day at New Buffalo on Memorial Day.
j The Ladies' Aid Society of the Re- j
formed church will hold an ice cream
festival in the basement of the church
this evening. The Rev. S. C. Stone
j slfer Is seriously ill at his home in
| High street. Mrs. Laura Gamberj
I spent the week as the guest, of her |
son, George Gamber at York. John '
| DeHaven, a student at Bucknell spent I
[the week-end with his parents, Mr.
iand Mrs. William DeHaven. Mrs. j
, F. C. McMorris and Miss Mary Dun
can were week-end guests of Mrs. H.I
jM. Frick at Millersburg. The twen
ty-fifth annual commencement of the
: Duncannon High School will he held
; in the Methodist Episcopal church on
j Wednesday evening. May 24.
LIGHT PRIMARY VOTE
By Special Correspondence
S Jonratonn, Pa., May 20.—Harry Isele,
[ who for the past six months has been
I employed at the powder plant at Em
| porium, lias returned home.—Adam B.
i Webbert spent a day at Philadelphia.
| —Mr. and Mrs. Harvey G. Bain spent!
J Sunday with Mrs. lTnln's parents. Mr.
! and Mrs. John G. Light.—Miss Minnie
Stein, of Avon, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Jacob W. Mease. The primary
votes In the surrounding districts was
the lightest cast in many years. In
several of the districts less than one
half of the voters turned out.
EXCURSION
Gettysburg
Tuesday OA
MAY J"
Via Philadelphia & Reading
Railway
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN
l.v.
From Fare. A.M.
Lebanon $1.50 8.00
Aunvlllc 1.4.1 MO
I'nlsnjrn I.JW N. 25
llerahey 1.30 N.Si'
Ho«inncl*town 1.20 K. 30
llnrrlHlMir K 1.00 SI.OO
(jfttyiburx (Arrlvfi ... 10.3R
HfCTUt M %t»» Special Train will
leave UettyalMirw lJepot 4.40 P. M.
for above ■tatloim.
Tl«*kct« good only on date of ex -
curnlon on above Special Train In
each direction. Children between 5
nutl 12 yenra or age lialf fare.
MAY 20, 1916.
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MRS. CLARA I.EHR *
Pinegrove, Pa.
100 Delegates Present at
Linglestown Convention
By Special Correspondence
IJnglestmvn, Pa., May 20.—Churcli
services will be held in the Churcli of
God to-morrow morning by the paslor,
(the Rev. H. Whitaker; In the United
: Brethren Church in the evening by the
j pastor, the Rev. Clyde Lynch, and in
Wenrlch's Church in the morning by
the Reformed pastor, the Rev. Lewis
j Keiter.—A. Meade Jtiillard, of Lancas- j
, ler. was the guest of his parents, Mr. |
and Mrs. Harry Jtiillard.—Miss Salome |
[ Keeser. of liarrisburg, visited relatives
here on Sunday.—Mr. and Mrs. O. B. j
Leese and son Walter vistied friends j
at Hell Grove Sunday.—C. Ross Crutn
land Walter Look, recent graduate.-; of
jibe high school, started studies at the
[ School of Commerce on Monday.—The
! Rev. W. J. Sella 11 er, of Columbia, snent
several days with Mr. and Mrs. Austin
! Schaner.—Ezra Strohm accompanied
(be debating team of the Harrlsburg
high school, of which be is a member,
to State College on Saturday.—Mrs.
Annie Smith visited friends at Hariis
! lmrg on Monday.—Miss Sara Shriller
I left on Thursday for Philadelphia,
| where she will spend several weeks.—
Mrs. C. F. Frvmoyer, of Thompson
town. Juniata county, was the week
end guest of Mr. and Mrs. William
Peifer.—Casper Swartz, of Lemovne,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Peifer. —More than one hundred
delegates attended the East Pennsyl
vania Eldership and Christian En
deavor convention here this week.
Newville Memorial Service
in Zion Church May 28
By Special Correspondence
Xewrilie. Pa.. May 20. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Lyman Elliott are on a trip to
New York and Philadelphia. Miss
Gladys Bert and James Kramer spent
;the week-end at Greenc-astle. Fred
I Randall of Dorrancetown is visiting
j his parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Ran
dall. Harry J. Fosnot spent several
days here. Mr. Fosnot is editor of
j the Lewistown Democrat and Senti
nel. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer
of Renovo spent several days in town.
| —Miss Lottie Plough of Penbrook vis
[ ited her mother. Mrs. R. Blean
jClaudy has gone to Philadelphia and
I Cynwyd to visit, her father and broth
ers. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hippie and
son spent Sunday with the former's
j parents at Wormleysburg. Mrs. Jo
siah Cramer is spending the week
among her children in llarrisburg and
JSteelton. Mrs. «Clara Lindsey has
j returned from Landowne, where she
spent the winter months with her
j daughter, Mrs. John Krall. Mr. and
| Mrs. Charles High spent Sunday with
the former's mother. Mrs. High.—The
| memorial service this year will be
| held in Zion Lutheran Church on Sun
; day evening, May 28. The Rev. Carl
J Rasmussen, pastor, will preach the
sermon. The Shakespeare Literary
| Society of the Newville high school
! will give an entertainment in the audl
| toriun) on Thursday evening, May 25.
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EDITOR AT CONVENTION
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Prominent Dillsburg Bankers
Attend Convention at Phila
delphia This Week
By Special Corrtspondenct
Pa., May 20. On Sun
day afternoon the Christian Endeavor
Society of the Dillsburg Lutheran
| Church visited Mrs. R. l;. Flohr near
orlc Springs, who has been confined
,to her bed for sixteen months with
rheumatism. The trip being made by
nutomobies, eleven in all. Mr. and
Mrs. Murch of Harrisburg spent over
Sunday at tire home of Mrs. Shelley.
Walter Dick and A. H. Williams, of
the Dillsburg National Bank and A. M.
Brandt and Lloyd L. Bentz of the
; Farmers' and Merchants' Bank, are
I s P* nd J.ng several days in Philadelphia
'attending the bankers' convention.
The Rev. P. D. Beatty of Mt. Wolf,
ta., spent over Sunday here. Mr.
Beatty being a former pastor of the
Dillsburg U. B. Church. W. M.
IClicker, editor of the Dillsburg Bulle
, tin has gone to Conneaut Lake as a
delegate to the I. O. O. F. convention
representing South Mountain Lodge
No. 1200. D. W. Beitzel, cashier of
the. Dillsburg National Bank, is spend
ing several weeks' vacation during
which time he is taking treatment for
| rheumatism. Mrs. Samuel Bender
| who has been confined to her bed for
the past sixteen weeks is again able to
| be about.
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