Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-19
President Harrisburg Councilmanic
Association

finders and knockers. There is still
work ahead. Cooperation and organi-
zation will bring the results"
Other speakers voiced their senti-
ments for a continuation OF the good
work. b. f. Umberger. a former Sc
lect Councilman, expressed approval
OF the commission form of govern
ment, believing it to be an honest
and progressive government"
Mayor John K. Royal gave early
councilmanic "reminiscences, and told
of the beginning OF the movement for
a Greater Harrisburg" He declared
he is opposed to the present form OF
government and would like to see
Harrisburg once more under the old
bfcameral system.
William Jennings urged greater ac-
tivity in the city boosting movement.
Among the Speakers
A. Carson Stamm, a former presi-
dent OF Common Council, recalled
hard battles in the interest OF i'm
provements. Charles f. Pass. a for
mer Common Councilman, told OF the
start of the work for a bigger city.
William l.. Loeser was song leader.
The banquet arrangements were in
charge of a committee including Au-
gustus II. Kreidler, chairman; r. Ross
Seaman, secretary; Thomas B. Mar
shall, a. Coleman Sheet. Francis H..
Hoy, Jr., NJ. Harvey Taylor. The ca
terer was Francis Ii. Hoy. Jr., former
Select Councilman. Previous TO the
banquet a business session was held
in the grand jury room at the court
house. These officers were elected:
Charles A. Miller, president; Ashton
ID. Peace, first Vice-president; Cameron
l.. Baer, second vice-president: Chas.
Emnlt Murray, treasurer, and r. Ross
Seaman, secretary.
The guests present follow:
The Guests
Arthur D. Bacon, Cameron L.. Baer,
Harry F. Bowman, Thomas J. Bell, H.
E. Brandt, John Dougherty. Charles
Fisher, DR.. ]. \. F~ritchey. Richard ".
o William L. Gorgas, II. w. Cough,
a. B. Gardner. Adam D. Houtz, Rob
ert Hughes. DIR. Hugh Hamilton,
George A. Hoverter. Francis H..
Hoy, Jr.. William L. Jauss. Benjamin
+. hell, j. Grant Rooms. d. l.. Keister.
Fred L. M%orgenthaler. Edward Noes
lein. William H.. Moody. Christian
Nauss. Charles NJ. Ortiz. c.. Lands
Rudy, Isaiah Reese. Jr.. Robert w.
Rutherford. II. F. Sheesley. b. Frank
Snavely. NJ. G. Stoner. w. Fl. Shertzer,
Samuel H. Smith. George b. Sucker,
NJ. Harvey Taylor. Benjamin F. I'M
berger. Augustus Wildman, DIR. II. b.
Walter. II. G. Walter. H. c. Wells. Will
liam 5. c. Abbott, George W. Arm
preister. NJ. G.. Baker. Harry c. Baum,
D. NJ. Beck. Elmer f. Beck. A. X.
Breckenmaker. William s. Bricker.
II. c. Bratton, John S. Branyan,
Thomas Burns. Charles Birch. II. s.
Chaplain. Richard Chellew. Robert w.
Crawford. Charles F. Crabbe. Harry
W. Cooper. Colonel Fl. c. Demming.
William p. Denehey, Bartholomew b.
DeNout. William NJ. Donaldson, Will
liam Baum. J.. c. Dorwart. Wilson Ell
der, John r. Ewing. S. s. Eberts.
George W. Fields. Edward C. First.
John l. Fry. Dewitt A. Fry. ]. Rowe
Fletcher. Oliver F. Ferree, Edward A.
Falter. Charles A. Garverich, George
4. Gorgas, NJ. H.. Gettys. Charles B..
Hand. John J.. largest. D. II. Kelsey.
Harry A. Hopes, George w. Heller,
William NJ. Holland. Daniel II. Hiney.
Ross A. Hickok, Jacob [. Hummel.
John G. Hauck. Lewis D. Jenkins. Will
liam Jennings. william Barnes. John
Keil. Henry A. Keller. George w.
Kennedy, John A. Koser, Ross E. Keys.
Oliver P. Keller. William H. Killinger.
Sam. T. Kinsinger. j. H. Kinneard. ,Jr..
A II. Kreidler. Adam G. Kreig. Henry
+. Klugh, John L. l. Kuhn, Charles s.
Jingle. Harry Leonard. Charles F..
Lands. William L Loeser, William E.
E. Lauver. Amos A. Mailey, David
Martin, thomas B. Marshall, Adam
Martz. NJ. II. Melvin, Abraham U.
Myers. William F. Murray. Charles
Emmit Murray. r. Frank Messimer.
James p. Mccullough. Charles a. Mil
Ter. Alexander S. Miller. II. G. Morton,
Charles III. Miller. Harry w. Miller.
Percy c. Moore. John Maggie. Frank
Ntckles, f. c. Osman. ]. F. O'S~ullivan,
Charles Z. Pass. Harry G.. Page. Ash
ton D.. Peace. Samuel S. Peace. L. O.