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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24
Many Weekend Visitors
at Stoverdale CampgrOunds
Special to The Telegraph

Stoverdale, Pa, Aug. 27.-Miss Sara
Bowers has returned to her home in
Harrisburg after spending a week at
the Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott shearen and son
Carl, spent week at their Harris
burg home.
Mrs. Margaret Gilchrist, of Pen
brook is spending week at Hickory
Misses Vera Harman, Sue Long and
Agnes Sanderson spent Sunday with
Miss Opal MoCann at the Rueheim.
S. Brady Caveny spent the weekend
with his family at the Rajah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Levan. who
have been spending several weeks in
the grove. left Saturday for a trip to
Lancaster.
DIR. Walmer, of Harrisburg. spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Bodmer at the Prince Albert.
Paul Richards was a weekend
guest at the Raiah
Miss Katherine Phillips and Samuel
Phillips spent the weekend at Oak
Glen.
Charles weiket spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill at the
Sulphite.
Miss Sara Muth, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Kilmer, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Keller and
Miss Marion Walker were guests of
the Misses Kilmer at fine View.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ibach and
children, Ruth and John, have return
ed to their home in Reading after a
weeks visit to Stoverdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster and two chill
dren, of Harrisburg, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ruth at SUISSE Ruhe on Sunday.
Carl Opperman spent few days as
the guest of Gilchrist and Ellsworth
Brininger at Hickory Lodge.
Mrs. William Debinder and Miss
Florence Weiser, of Reading, were re-
cent guests of Mrs. Lewis Dawes.
| Miss O'Leary and Charles Gilchrist
spent Monday at Hickory Lodge.
Wilson Mumma, Joe Mumma, Ellis
Mumma and Miss Rebecca Alwine
are visiting the Miss Levans at the
White House.
Miss Annie Snyder is spending some
time with Mrs. Emory Fisher at
Emory Vile.
| Mr.. and Mrs A. Walmer and daugh-
ter Ruth and Miss Vougleshan motor
/ ed to the grove Sundsy
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Rodfong and
daughter, Nary Louise, are spending
some time at their cottage.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24
REUNION Of JOHN
THOMSON FAMILY
Descendants of Famous Pioneer of
Juniata Valley Gather at
ThompsontOwn
Special to The Telegraph

Thompsontown, Pa. Aug. "a
Among the early settlers of Juniata
Valley was a certain Scotch-I Irish
covenanted named John Thomson
who died in 1879, in Fermanaugh
township in what was then Cumber-
land county, Pa, leaving thirteen
children, eight sons and five daugh-
ters.
In 1900 substantial monument was
erected over the grave of pioneer John
Thomson, near Thompsontown, Pa.
which derived its name from his de-
scendants. Annually a reunion of the
descendants is held at Thompsontown
the reunion of. 1914 taking place on
Saturday last.
While the major portion of the one
people attending the assembly were
cent counties of Pennsylvania, yet
Ohio contributed two, Miss Adele
Thompson and Mrs. Eugene Thorn
son, of Middlefield; Indiana two, Mrs
Frances Lois Cumming and Miss Edith
Cummings, of Bloomington; New Jer-
sey four, Mrs. Margaret T. Hallman,
Mrs. Elizabeth Lell Thursby, T. Burd
Thursby and Mrs. Josephine P. Lell,
of Passaic, and New York two, DIR. A.
S. McAllister and DR.. Nelson Janney.
A direct line of four generations were
personally represented by Mrs. Jose
phine Patterson (Thompson) Zell
great at-granddaughter of the pioneer;
her daughter, Josephine Patterson
(ZelD Crouther; her granddaughter
Charlotte Patterson (Crouther)
Thomson and her great-grandson
William Halliburton Thomson.
A committee consisting of Mrs. Kate
Janney, Oakland Mills, Pa, Miss Mar
garet Crouther, Philadelphia, Miss
Juniata Wilson and Messrs. ]. Howard
Nicely, Miff1intown, Pa. John A
Thompson, Cleveland, Ohio, 7. Burd
Zell, Chester, Pa, and Edward S
pointed TO collect money for publish
ing a book on the Descendants ot
John Thomson, for which the
manuscript. has already been prepared
by committee consisting of DR.. A. S
McAllister, New York; James B. Wylie
of Washington, Pa, and Edward S
Thomson, Thompsontown, Pa. 1t is
expected that the money needed fol-
this purpose, $4,000, of which $3.50
has already been collected, will be in
hand by next August. Es
Edward S. Thomson was appointed
trustee of a fund. the interest npor
which is used for keeping the grave OF
Pioneer John Thomson in proper
condition. The officers for 1914 were
reelected for 1915. They are as fol.
lows: President, John A. Thompson
Cleveland. Ohio; ce-president, Je.
rome n. Thomson and E. E. Thorn.
son; secretary, Andrew Banks, Miff1in.
town, Pa; treasurer, Edward S
Thomson, Thompsontown, Pa; his.
torian. DR. A. s. McAllister, New York
and chaplain, the Rev. J. Grey Meal
lister, Louisville, Ky.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24
HoUsEwARNnNG AT ENoLA

Enola, Pa, Aug. 24.-Mr. and Mrs,
Edward r. Gallagher. of Enola, en-
tertained a number of their friends
at their new home in Columbia road
extended at a housewarming and a
chicken corn soup dinner. Games,
music and dancing we're enjoyed by
the guests, after which dinner was
served the following guests Mrs.
Gauth. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence r.
Rockey and sons Frederick and James
and daughter Mildred, Michael Corni-
cell, j. w. Snyder. Norman F. Shuey,
j. G. Loper, j. d. Bender, Mr.. and
Mrs. e r. Gallagher, of Enola; Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Johnson. Miss Nellie John
son. Villa Enola; II. II. Erb, H. E.
Young and c. r. Patterson, of Sum-
merdale; J. W. Snyder, of Duncannon;
w. G. Selles, of Harrisburg, and Ira
E. Shaull, of West Fairview.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24
Big Day at Red Bridge
Sunday School Picnic
Special to The Telegraph

Dauphin, Pa, Aug. 24.-The an
nual picnic of the Zion Evangelical
Snday School at Red Bridge was held
at Bayard's Grove. Two games of
baseball were played. West Chester
was defeated by Red Bridge, score
10 to 3. in the morning, and in the
afternoon Matomormias fed at the
end of the seventh inning from the
terrific hitters of the Red Bridge team,
leaving the score 8 to 3. The day,
however, was not spent entirely with
sports. Many farmers gathered to-
gether for good old chats" that only
picnics give them the chance to have.
The farmers wives were busy on Fri
day preparing the food for the picnic.
Besides the country folk many people
drove out to the grove from Dauphin
in hay wagons and automobiles.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24
YORK COUNTY BARN BURNED
Special to The Telegraph

Dallastown, Pa, Aug. 24.-Yester-
day afternoon the barn and all the
outbuildings on the farm of John
Oberdorff, a short distance from here
in Windsor township, were destroyed
by fire. The house was saved by the
aid of neighbors and persons from
this place and Red Lion, who formed
a bucket brigade to the spring. The
flames started in the barnyard, cause
Loss is estimated at $4,000,
partly insured,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24

Gerdes are visiting the Misses Landis
in the camp grounds.
Charles Stiner is spending the week.
end at the Idylwild cottage.
The annual cornroast will be held
on Tuesday in the park by the ladies
of the carnpmeeting grounds and their
friends.
Elmer e. Nissley arrived on the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24
AT THE VICTORIA

To-day at the Victoria will be shown
the ninth instalment of the Million
Dollar Mystery showing Florence La
Badie in a thrilling jump of fifty feet
from an ocean liner. The rest of the
program will be made up of The
Stigma" a two-part Mutual; "Recrea-
ton and the Yosemite" a Keystone
comedy. which will feature Charlie
Chapman, the fellow with the big
feet" and "Whiskers," a Patio comedy.
Advertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24
WooDCUTTER STRICKEN
Special to The Telegraph

Red Lion. Pa, Aug. "a. - While
cutting timber in the Chestnut Hill
woods on Saturday Marcellus Kauff-
man was stricken with paralysis, in
which condition he was found several
hours later. He died from the effects
at the home of his mother in-law,
Mrs. Susan Throne. His wife survives.
He was 43 years old and a member of
Chosen Knights Commandery. Knights
of Malta, of York, which will conduct
the funeral on Wednesday afternoon.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24
PICNIC AT HERSHEY PARK

New Cumberland, Pa, Aug. 24.-On
Saturday Mrs. William Matthias Sun
day school class of Trinity United
Brethren Church held a picnic at Her.
shey Park. About thirty members
and guests attended the outing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24
PosTMsTREss AT NEW MARKET

New Cumberland, Pa, Aug. "a
Mrs. Mary E. Dunlevy has been ap-
pointed postmistress at New Market,
York county. The residents of New
Market always came to New Cumber-
land for their mail until the rural
route was established and they will
find this a great convenience.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24
SCHOOL BOARD OFFICERS

EnoIa, Pa, Aug. 24.-School d.
rectors of Enola held a regular meet.
ing in the Summit street school build
ing and organized for the year by
electing the following officers: Presi-
Joseph Fleming; secretary. H. L. Hoff-
man. Arrangements were completed
for the opening of the schools on
Monday, August 81 for the winter
term,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24

grounds to spend a week at his cot
tage.
Mr., and Mrs. Case spent the week.
end at the Idylwild cottage on the
camp grounds.
Mrs. A. l. Miller and Miss Mary
Wright, who motored to Shippensburg
and Pen-Mar, have returned to the
grove.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24
NEW HOSPITAL ASSISTANT

Sunbury. Pa, Aug. 24.-Dr. Ralph
Merkle, Sunbury, a graduate of the
Sunbury high school, and of a Phila-
delphia medical college. has been
/ elected assistant to DR.: j. NJ. Reese,
chief of staff of the Shamokin State
Hospital. N
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24
Mother Goes to Chicago
on Special to Sons Funeral
Special to The Telegraph

/ Selinsgrove, Pa, Aug. 24.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Miller, of this place, mother
of Darius Miller, railroad president.
left here to-day on a special train
for Chicago to attend her sons flu
neral.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24
ATTENDED LEwIsBERRY PICNIC

New Cumberland, Pa, Aug. "a
Many New Cumberland women at
tended the Sunday school picnic at
Lewisberry on Saturday. NJ. A. Hoff
took the party in his large auto truck.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24
CORNERSTONE LAYING

New Cumberland, Pa, Aug. "a
Next Sunday afternoon. August 30
the cornerstone of the Church of God
will be laid with appropriate cere-
monies.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-24
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY
necinL to NJ TeLenrnhL

Shippensburg, Pa, Aug. IA very
pleasant surprise was given to Paul
Audkerbrandt Friday evening when
twenty-five of his friends assembled
at his home in honor of his birthday.
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giteMs 4. Rar5

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eAlak ssHs; fhr SuIi ss = ssHe, an
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40Hr.
Rosse n.-No. sole. no. 8 6oK--e1e.
etrks. - 50--68e.
fimothsfaamen. - ts75-s.25.
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GsHtusr.
Ktkpsrs. - 81 40 p.r Dbl. - Sir
glai s21 .s2X--31.40, am SdlxB t21.8TH
ilrSuli $af.45--21.47H, am StluB t21.46;
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-Jar Rai 5000 - 1o.62k, am Sdlus
$1,000; iir Suli t10.77h = 1O.ssK, an
Shlss sl0.s0.
Short OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e
11.s5 ssr 100 Hfunh. - htr Wtai s11.SB
- l1.4o, am Sdblus 11.40: fRr Sui
sl1.50--1l.s5, am 6dIub s11.5sx.
Duttsr.-7er Nartt wsr unserdnbert
greamtrtss $500 Der Rfunb.
gier.- War,t tpar b6bsr. Croinar!
FRS 38-3S Nc. firas 19-391Is yer Dtb.
Rdfe.-Rarit uarboher. Daiiies 1sH-
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--lSs, 2pnsborus lSH-1Ske per Pfunb
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Sfue.Na6ri@ten.


Cincinnati, 4. DtdrS 1914.
Der @aiieritanb i'm Slub pirb ii6 bel
bieiiger Stabt iiur ipenig peranbern. @e'
fern Gbenb bate berielbe bier einensBaIier'
itaub BON 1877 sSuB.
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bes getrisen Tages bier elm:
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fertanb uon 38.8 5ub unb idlt.
Rempbis, fenn.-S.r SIuB bat etnen
@aHsrfano BON 24.1 5uB uHo fdat.
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g1prtberH DMutb 10tl<e, Rp. Nsrtbern
Manitoba 10ltl I. @. b. ft6wimmenb.
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ftiiberen &ameraoen un6 iogar feline
eigene HGlI6erbanoe an Die politnAe
EoliBei. 9lut ieine Iiignerii6en De-
nun5iationen BIN muroen oiele Aerio-
nen perbnftet rmo Ser 8ro5eB Der
3meiunoadt5ig, BON Dem ettgangS
geiproden Duroe, lit oas ifdnolt6e
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ipibels.
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geboren alien @eieai6aftsflaIien an
Die meiiten je6o6 iiuo 9lr6eiter. Cine
Der s(neeflagten lit Die S6riitIteaerin
Gberie @lidion Die ii6 bereits ieit
5mei Snbren IN ben 5ariideu @eidng'
nibboblen befinoet.
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@enainfnhtiaes Nlat

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den. Or. S6melS bat Der 9eIeas
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bel tpeniser Geener bat aIs bas Gers
peutin. !
5pGbne.
gei einem eopen 8Iobiinn lad,er
ipir, bel einera buIben lnnsipelleis
mir uns.
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xAsIidber Mtarttberidbt.

gtueinnati, 4. Nsdss 1914.
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sutsS 15.e0--S60. auserIeisnss biz fanrp
eS.s5--9.70.
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o3.66---30o per- 100 Bfunb.
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ben,, Der 0reipiertellpelt unb anberer
8eltbru9tbeile tpis Sropbdren ibrer
@roberungen un0 Siege auf iib aur
S9au trdgen. limb 10 bleibeu wobl
am rei5Dollten Die jungen 8nrfhen
uno Uldo9en, bic in einfahen Domis
nos gu ben &ldngen Der &arnenals
multi 2lrm in 2(rm biussbuusspon
unb IelbitDereeiien, geipi0ermdbeu duf=
aelDit i'm prinSip Des Cages, bur6 be
Stroben biipfeH, 5ur5reuoe bereit unb
itets bemii6t, Telbit ben fabeiteu SiiAz
bliitler I'M Struoel ibres Subels unterz
taudsn gu laIIsn.
Smmerbin, man foa iein auge niAt
einIeitig bei9dftigsn. 8eIpnoerS I'M
sSebruar bat man ia an Der Rioiera
@elegen6eit, bic mittels unb noroeuroa
pGiTche Wlpbe Der ndhItsu Wionate
ppraus8uIeben unb i6lisbli6 gebiIbrt
Der Sa0nbeit in jeber Juiiung Der
9(ugen3oa. @s iinb Denn aud I'M
oieIe 3eit ale bic freitpiaigen Spdber
unD bic bsrufenen l.3ei6enoeuter bier.
punt benen bic 9dmen in cHen Breltez
qraoen raid erfu6ren, mas uno ME
gu trugen in bieiem Sabre tategorifder
syHtperatio ietn ipiro. Die Dtdnner=
melt intereifiren ulerbings nur tpenige
| Buntte. DAP Der ,8adenbart" il9
anI9itt, binnen &ur5em bic Wdngen
cQer 5eitgemdBen 5rauen 5rDr1en
9opitabt unb @r0nlunb gu 5ieren, 1T
cine Sbatiacbe, bic in ibrer &uforins=
li6teit aud Dpn jenen ntht iberie9en
tperben lam, Die fir Die Damenmooe
feline 9lufmertiamfsit iibrig bubeH-
N2an tpirb ii9 babel fir cine pon
3pei 8afen6drturten enti9eiOen mill
len. SoI ii6 bic Dame cine piinne
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pors DIR fdmmen, ober foll lie iiber
bic S9lGfe Ienfreat Elm 3Opffen her@
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nod cine Brognoie gu iteIen: bic
Serren 9eI9Ofe unb S6erfonititorial@
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urtbeilen, auf cine tpeitere Suuiie in
Sang Bertben gefabt MAIDEN
Der san9p pf6rettet nit HieienIhrtta
ten poripdrts". mas unrio enpoz
renber lit, als RieIenIaritte in ges
I6libten, I'm bas &nie aber engen
R6den ftets su Gituatipnen fiibren,
bic CUR Yopularitdt oes 2angos nod
Elm @eiteres beitrd9en.
Die 5ango Sages8eit bauert ettpa
BON 5 u6r Ha9mittags bis gegen ben
frii6en Mpraen. Sin gutter Sbeil Der
RiuieragGIte I6Gbt dlIerbings mebr Die
anbere SGlfte beS Sages. llno per auf
ben SpnnenIhein ansepieien 1T, Der
pirb mil Der biesiGbrigen Ripieraidis
fpn iebenfalls ie6r SuTrieoen Iein fonz
J men. BON eintgen iporabiIten &egene
Sntermessi abgeie6en, 9erritt jebt bas
i6onIte Wetter, bas 1ich bic ripterabes
6iirftiaen TlIttlinge beg Nurbens nur
e nini6en fDnnen 2luf Die Sreunos
beutT6er Sannentpdloer. bic 5lpar -
BON DiTtan5 aus - tets gerne fiir
8almen I6pGrmen, ,briitt oieIe bliihene
y be Sreib6aus 8elt in Sarbenbruds
anTidtstarten Mtanier auf Die Suuer
: ; oieaei6t betlemmenb. Die graut 1T
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R.p psri.4. Rd,s

Ntw UutIf. Ulut5
Rnyfer mar uRasradt. Ssanbars ~
418.Bo--f<.12, gIsetrolntic ~ e14.87 -
l4.so; Safe 81 $500; eating ~ e14oo-
1A.12.
BiRa ruhig tu tS78T-3s.13.
Dfei ruhig gu s8.S5-<.05.
oSe(ter ruhig Bu e5.25--5.80.
0tfen.-penrii ruhio unb unberdnoert.
Rp.l Kerttern S15.0o-15.50, 10. : Nortttrx
e1l.7S--15.35, no. SpatAern Sl<.75 -
1926, 10. 1 Goxib,rn foft e1<.76-15.35.