Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-05
Steelton Snapshots

FackIer Resigns. - NJ. II. Fackler, OF
Oberlin, has resigned as assistant su-
perintendent of the merchant mill de-
partment of the Pennsylvania steel
Company.
mittee in charge of the arrangements
for the union Sunday school picnic at
Mt Gretna, June Z. will meet Monday
evening, at 8 o'clock. in st. Johns Lu-
Minisferiai Association to Meet. -
The Ministerial Association. of Steelton
ing Monday when the Rev. IS. H.
Rainey. of Trinity Episcopal Church.
will read a paper on -Four Master
Words"
plan Dance. st. Mary's Athletic
Club will hold a benefit dance in Croa-
tion Hall, South Second street, Monday
Loan Associations start. = Three
building and loan associations will
commence a new year this week. The
Steelton Building and Loan Association
will nominate officers this evening. The
Dauphin Building and Loan Associa-
tion will hold it's annual meeting and
Building and Loan Association met
Tuesday when the present officers were
nominated without opposition.
Arrests Junk Men.-John O'Brine,
chief of the Pennsylvania Steel Com
pany police, and officer Thomas Null
doom, yesterday arrested a junk dealer
named Davis on charges of stealing
iron from the cinder dump. Four
men were in the party which the Off
GERS say was carrying away the ma
terial. Three of them made their es-
cape but the officers caught Davis and
the two teams. Davis has been COM
mitted to Jail for hearing before
Squire Dickinson.
Elect Delegates.-J. w. Fields has
been elected a delegate to represent
Swatara lodge, 1,201, to the grand
lodge of the United Order of Odd Eel
lows at Carlisle in September. He is a
candidate for grand secretary. DR.. j.
T. Oxley has been elected delegate
from the Harrisburg lodge with in
structions to vote for Fields
Beat Wife, Charged. Gkukic
will be given hearing before Squire
Dickinson for the alleged beating of
his wife and two small children. Con-
stable Peter Day made the arrest.
Cot Installed.-A cot for female
prisoners has been installed in the
borough lookup. 1t has been named
Nancy Brown by Chief of Police
Longnaker, in honor of its first occu-
pant
STEELTON CHURCHES
St Marks Lutheran - The Rev. w.
on Loves Reciprocity and at 1880 S.
First Presbyterian Church - The
Rev. c. Benjamin Segelken, pastor, will
preach lario at H. $; s. at S:4S SChildren's
George s 'q9nI r Eaue nTthessH easor gas s 5Sn
day school. 1916, subject. "Receiving
ModeTn GGsp @ me%GTa chrstsn sfrVsf Ma1
hood will be the subject of the pas
tors address $50, Intermediate Chris
Giary tsn Of GnfSev2T fSe fnseen 3SO subject THE
First Reformed-The Rev. Charles A.
Huyette, pastor. Morning service and
sermon, pitching Toward sodom." G,
nesday at o'clock.
Centenary United Brethren = The
Jesus Jesus Christ cR $. s. $50. Nie'oFS o'
Ma9 Street .tz chqrsh of wi God 6rsac5 The
1890. S: S., $50. G. +, 6.
First Methodist : The Rev. w. c.
sanderseon1,o pasto9r, will preach at 1880
Grace Y, E. : The Rev, ]. NJ shoop,
East steeiton Church Of God. Praise
service, $3.50. Preaching, 1880. S. s., 2.
Jr. G. E.. 6. Sr. c. F., $50. Evening
gins, pastor.
Trinity Episcopal-The Rev. S. H.
| Rainey. rector, will preach at II,
Exercises" and at 1880, "Dogmatic
Christianity; Sunday School, 10;
holy celebration, 8.
TO HOLD MUSICALE
| Under the auspices of the Mems Bible
| Glass, No. 80. a musicale will be held
! in st. Johns Lutheran Church Tues
/ day evening. The program follows;
! Reading, Charles Leeds; piano solo
| William Trawitz; baritone and piano
Mumma, of HiGhspire; piano solo. Mrs
Daisy Morrow, of Harrisburg; reading
Miss Caldwell Interspersing the num-
| bers of the program will be selections
on victrola in charge of A. N. Lup-
| fer.
| Funeral services for r. A. Lawrence
who died Wednesday. were held from
| his late home, 1929 South Second street
last evening. The Rev, w. c; Sander