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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
The Rev. DR.. Peightel's
10th Year of Pastorate

Grecncastle, Pa. Dec. IL. - Miss
Anna G. Shuman. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Shuman and William n.
Shull of Coketon, w. Va, were united
in marriage on Tuesday at the home
OF the bride near Greencastle, by the
Rev. DIR. I. n. Peightel. pastor of Grace
Reformed Church. - The large deer
shot by Frank Koontz at Caledonia
has been on exhibition in d. F. Ry-
der's hardware store window. - Mrs.
Watson Byers fell down a flight of
stairs at her home in East Baltimore
street, and injured her face so badly
that thirtythree stitches were required
to close the wounds.--The Rev. DIR.
|. \. Peightel this week observed the
twentieth anniversary of his pastorate
of Grace Reformed Church. - An ex-
hibition of subsoil blowing was given
on the Omwake farm this week, which
was attended by a large number of
people from Greencastle and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Scott Hostetter OBJ
served the twenty-seventh anniversary
of their marriage on Sunday by en-
ner. - Mrs. ]. G. Cromwell and
daughter, Miss Dorothy, left Wednes-
day for their home in Henry. ILL.,, af-
ter a. visit to +. o. McLanahan. =
David Martin entertained the members
of the Pan Pipers Glee club at an oys-
ter supper on tuesday evening at his
home. - William Ruthrauff, son of
Mrs. Ruthrauff, left this week for
Philadelphia where he has accepted
a position with the Baldwin company
as craftsman. Mrs. Fred Burk-
holder of Atlantic City, is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Mary SINNERS. Mrs.
Elmer Hessler has returned to Phila-
delphia after visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. O. McLanahan, Lieu
tenant Fitzhugh Berry Allderdice and
Mrs. Allderdice of Jacksonville. Fla,
were visitors with Greencastle relatives
on Thursday. Mrs. Wesley Shoe
maker, Of Lancaster, county, is the
guest of Mrs. Annie Bitner. Miss
Florence Ziegler is entertaining a
number of the young folks of Green
castle to-day at her country home
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11

Dr.. Holtz to Lecture on
"The Measure of a Man.
RN gkeeiaI Correseondellee

Hershey. Pa. Dec. IL. -- r. NJ. Kasson
and Ewing Cain spent several days
at Remove. The Rev. o. NJ.
Romis, of Tower City. spent several
days here with his family. Special
evangelistic services are in progress in
Derry Presbyterian Church and at
Ienry's Westinghouse. Mrs. Emma
Crook, Mrs. Maggie Corpman and Mrs.
sema kllce of Harrisburg, were guests
OF Il. +. Bomgaruner. Mr. and Mrs
;. >. Brown spent II day at Washing
ton, -. c. Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Snave-
~ visited relatives at Middletown. -
Mt. and Mrs. j. &. Hess visited rela-
tlNeS al Carlisle. - DIR. NJ L. Hershey
attended the Grand Lodge of Free
Masons at Philadelphia. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Kaufman, of Lancaster,
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs William
Frederick. - Mrs. W. A. Windle spent
a week with relatives at Philadelphia.
The Rev. o. q. Romlg attended IL
meeting of the executive committee OF
the East Pennsylvanis United Brethren
christian, Endeavor Branch, at Harris
burg ON Wednesday. - Mrs. W. H. Fas-
nacht spent several days at Middle
town, the guest of her daughter Mrs.
tharles keyser. DIR. Earl Douglass
lioltz, of Pittsburgh. WI deliver an ad-
dress on The Measure of a Man." in
the Hershey Central Theater, to-mor-
row afternoon, al 3 o'clock.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
Mt. Union Band to Run
Moving Picture Theater

Mt. Union, Pa, Dec. II. - Borough
council met on Tuesday and elected
w. T. Bratton to fill the vacancy of
Fl. 4. Wagner as president, who left
recently for Canada. The council also
purchased ! 900 feet of hose for the
fire department for $1,000. - Ivan c.
Carter, head druggist at the Laird
pharmacy, resigned his position Tues
day, and will take charge of a store at
New Castle. Pa. Miss F'redericka
Hackman entertained a number of
friends at a sewing circle at her home
on Wednesday evening. Frank Sci
bert, bookkeeper at the Harbison-
Walker Brick plant is seriously ill with
typhoid fever. The Lindsey Con-
struction company who had charge of
the construction work at the Aetna
Explosives works, finished their work
for the winter and the several hum
dred of the men employed We're given
work by the powder company - The
Mt. Union Band has again taken pos
session of the motion picture house
owned by the I. o. o. f. lodge. The
band will run Universal Feature pic
lures, high class vaudeville and 10
piece orchestra will furnish music at
all performances
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
Farmers Flowing, Cutting
Wood and Husking Corn
. sr Steeiol Cowesbondenec

New Germantown. Pa. Dec. II. -
Hunters who have shot deer in Toboyne
township since the season opened are:
Herbert Smith, Charles Ehick. =. F.
Smith Charles T.. Bowman. William
Collins. John NJ Collins and the Bryner
vile killed two. - Joseph Neidigh kill
ed three ''coons on Friday night = Mrs
Edna College, or Sugar Valley. Mif1in
county, spent Severad days with her
father. James O'Donel. who is recov-
erinF from n bad attack of quinsy. -
Charles F. Tressler. of SeaEertown.
killed two hogs that cleaned 800 and
sister, Mis- Glady Wilson. were guests
of their aunt. Mrs. Harry Welcomer
and their sister. Mrs. Blanche Stone of
New Bloomfield. A demonstration In
spraying and pruning was held at the
farm of c. W. Otto by j. c. Wilson on
Friday. = Mr.. and Mrs. Smiley and
daughter. Mildred. Of Harrisburg. and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Rice and daughter,
Sara. of Loysville. autoed to his place
and spent sunday with Mr., and Mrs.
William J. Finley. Mrs Martha
Beaver, who had been here TOR several
months with her mother. Mrs. Sarah
ODonnel and brother, James O'Donnel
Ill. on Wednesday. The Rev. C. T.
Strickler. minister OF the Church of
God at Bandishurg. is holding revival
services in the Bethel Church at Center
Square. - WAYNE PiDer. of Horse VAL
ley, spent Sunday with his uncle. Her
man n. Hart. Some Of our farmers
are blowing when the weather permits:
ertng. while others are hauling in their
winters wood. which had been cut in
the woods earlier in the season Cold
weather is setting in early this year
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
Millersburg Hunters Shoot
Fine Deer During Season
" Sfccial Cotfestonaenee

Millersburg. Pa, Dec. II. Guy l..
Heckert was a successful deer hunter
OF Millersburg, he having shot a one
hundred and fifty-pound buck. Con-
gresham James McGHntock, of Okla
homa- who was with Mr.. Heckert, also
shot a fine buck. They were In the
woods only two days to secure their
trophy.-Oscar Walborn, who, with
his father was deer hunting in the
South mountain, returned Wednesday
evening with a fine buck. Mrs. G. A.
Weaver living near the Mahantongo
mountain, two miles east of Berrys-
burg, was badly kicked by COW on
Sunday morning and rendered uncon-
scious. - John A. Shook has a pet
goose which he has trained to follow
him wherever he goes - Jeweler o..
Fl. Watts has moved into his new store
room in the Brubaker block - The
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Hoffman of
Fowls Valley were entertained by
Mrs. Mary Heckert on Monday.-The
new Masonic hall on the thir floor of
the Brubaker building is speedily be-
ing completed and Susquehanna lodge
OF Masons expect to occupy the new
quarters before Christmas. - Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Al. kerns celebrated the 14th
anniversary of their wedding last
week. Miss Laura Merkle of Harris
burg. was recent guest at the Kern's
home.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
Hunters Eat Wild Turkey
They Shot in Mountains
BY Special Correspondence

Mount joy. Pa, Dec. II. - j. Miles
Backenstoe, Henry Smeltzer. Harry
Hornafus and Frank Good. of Mount
JOY, returned from a cunning trip to
Manada Gap with wild turkey, eigh-
teen rabbits, eight quail and two pheas-
ants. The turkey was shot by Mr.
Hornafius. The gunners were royalty
entertained at turkey dinner by j..
Miles Backenstoe. The Rev. Solomon
G. Engle. of Philadelphia, is conduct
ing revical services at Reich's Church,
under the auspices of the Brethren in
Christ denomination. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel $. Wolgemuth have gone to
Tampa, Fla, where they will spend the
winter. Miss Elsie Davis, of Mount
Alto, is the guest of Miss Ethel Sheaf-
fer. = Harry J. Williams and son,
spent Sunday at Mechanicsburg. Mrs.
Jacob SHERIFF. and daughter. Marion
shey street car line on Sunday, and Wis
tied the Foltz family, at Deodate. =
The Richland Club celebrated stag
Night" when fifty-siN members and
guests were pleasantly entertained.
The evening was devoted to playing
cards the winners being Jacob New
corner, Joseph Charles, Clarence Green
await. Roy Bender and Joseph Hershey.
Jacob ID. Boyce and daughter Fan
ME, returned home after spending some
time at Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs,
J Ohm KessellrinE have returned home
from an extended trip to Frederick.
Md, their former home. Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Herr. of Salmuga. cele-
brated their flftieth wedding anniver-
sary on Friday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
GUrE0 INSTITUTE HELD

Wormleysburg, Pa, Dec. 11.-Miss
Housekeeper, of Ohio, who is making
a tour through Pennsylvania visiting
the different Otterbein guild chapters
of the United Brethren Church was
entertained this week. by the Rev. and
Mrs. G. E. Renshaw. Miss House
keeper held an institute in the United
Brethren church on Wednesday.-Mi
Catherine Sparrow, OF Newburg, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Cath
crime Rapp.-Mrs. Ralph Schrack and
daughter Gladys spent the week with
her parents at Colum mbia.-NTr. and
Mrs. j. d. Ripple and Mrs. Bal
thaser spent Sunday at Harrisburg,
guests of his brother. Jacob Hipple.--
The Rev. r. r. Rhodes, of York, spent
Saturday with his daughter, Mrs.
Russell Hummel.-The Rev. and Mrs.
Hutcheson. of New Cumberland were
entertained at the United Brethren
parsonage on Wednesday evening"
The visiting guild girls were enter
tanned at luncheon at the home of
Miss Mary Wright on Wednesday
evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
Rescue Company, of Annville,
Buys Auto Fire Truck
Rr SbccinL Corrcthondcncc

AnnViIle, Pa, Dec. 11.--Annville has
added to its fire department a motor
driven combination chemical and hose
truck, the property of the Rescue COM
pany. 1t is equipped with two forty
gallon chemical tanks and has spe-
ctally built hose reel. The committee
which purchased the truck was Miles
*. Witmeyer, chairman: j. X. Mark.
chief of the fire company: Herman
Spangler, John Fegan, Isaac Farnsler.
George Fegan, John Fl. Eillinger, ]. =.
Batdorf, G. =. Light and Roy Bowers.
A plate has been engraved and placed
on the front of the track bearing the
ABOVE names. - The Rev Paul ID. Wit
man, pastor of the First Lutheran
Church, preached in the Zion Lutheran
Church at Indiana, Pa, last Sunday
Dr. Gobble. of Albright College. - The
Woman's Missionary Society of the
United Brethren Church. met at the
home of Mrs. A. NJ. Brightbill. Thurs
day evening. : DR.. l. x. Urich spent a
day at Philadelphia.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
Railroad Supervisor Gives
Dinner For His Foremen
Bv .SbeciaI Correspondence

DRImatia. Pa, Dec. H.. - William
White visited at Harrisburg this week.
Mrs. Anna Fetter and daughter.
Katie, spent Sunday at Williamstown.-
Mrs. Daniel Kline, of New Bloomfield
visited her father. f. s. Radle. who is
Ill. - j. G. Bingaman was at Harris
burg recently. - Mrs. r. V. Watts. of
Harrisburg. spent several days with her
mother Mrs. Sarah limerick. who is
i'll. - +. p. Jaggard, of Willamsport
spent Wednesday here. - ]. L. RadeI
transacted business at Selinsgrove, on
Tuesday. - NJ. r. Fenstermacher was
at Harrisburg on Saturday. b. f.
Hackenburg, of Milton, called on
friends here, on Wednesday.-Seve
five Pennsylvania Railroad track fore
men took diner at the Fenstermacher
Hotel here on Tuesday, as special
guests of their supervisor, ]. w. Kea-
nan, of Millersburg. - The Rev. Ira
Gass. of Pillow, called on friends here
on Wednesday,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
REVIVAL AT BARRENs
By Special Corresbondence

Dillsburg, Pa, Dec. 11.-Samuel Ar
mold, Adams Deeter and ]. K. Evans
have been drawn as jurors for the
January court of York county.-The
condition of Lewis Bentz, who was
seriously injured several weeks ago.
in a runaway accident has improved
so that he is able to walk about the
house.-Walter B. Deck spent several
days In Philadelphia--The Rev. J. III.
Eveler began a series of revival SER
mons in the Barrens Church on Mon
day night to continue for several
weelks.--Communion services will be
held in the Dillsburg Methodist
Church tomorrow morning by the
Rev r. NJ. Aller-,Miss Cora Knisley,
of Harrisburg, visited her mother,
Mrs. George Knisley over Sunday
Lemuel Ross returned to his home
on Wednesday after spending several
weeks with relatives in Gettysburg
Mrs. Leonard Heikes is spending sew
eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
I. L. Hopes, at Wellsville.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
SHOT SEVERAL GRAY FOXES
~ Special Correspondence

ElizabcthviIle, Pa, Dec. IL. - Mr..
and Mrs. O. S. F'arrar of the Panama
Canal Zone are visiting Mrs. Farrar's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G..
Swab. George Webner, Jr., spent sew
eral, DAYS at Harrisburg where his
wife is in the hospital. - Mrs Charles
Hoffman of Philadelphia spent several
days with her mother, Mrs. Schrain
here. The Rev $. L. Rhoads fell
down a flight of steps and broke one
of his legs recently. - Mrs. w. Hook
enbrock and son spent several days
at Harrisburg. On account of the
activities in the several churches the
Choral Society will not meet until
after the holiday season. Mrs. IT.
NJ. Miller and Mrs. DR.. Collins spent
Wednesday at Harrisburg, where Mrs.
Miller spoke at a Missionary meet
ing. William \. Travitz has shot
several gray foxes on the mountains
adjoining town within a few weeks
time. Wedding bells will be heard
during the Christmas and New Year
season. - The local band will render
concert in the auditorium this eve
ming at p. m.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
YOUNG WOMEN AS
THEATER USHERS
Help at Benefit For Washing
n ion Fire Company of
Mechanicsburg
1000 AT ENTERTAINMENT
Members of High School
Glasses to Give German
Play, ''Eiginsinn'
1000 AT ENTERTAINMENT,
By Special Correspondence

Mechanicsburg, Pa, Dec. il. - On
Monday evening the Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary Society of
Trinity Lutheran church, held an in
teresting meeting and the following
officers were elected: President, Miss
Margaret Blackburn; vice-president,
Mrs. John l.. Lamb; secretary, Miss
Catherine Hummel: corresponding
secretary. Miss Caroline Longsdorf;
treasurer, Miss Emma Rich. - 1t is
estimated that almost one thousand
persons attended the benefit enter
tainment at the Star Theater for the
Washington Fire Company on Monday
night Music was furnished by the
company's orchestra and young wo-
men acted as ushers. Miss Sara
Mumma left to spend a month with
Mrs S. Carroll Miller at Glenside. -
Miss K. Olive Thompson or Atlantic
city is the guest of relatives Prof.
and Mrs. 4. Fl. Eye, West Main street,
and will spend the holidays here. =
Miss Vera Seidle and Miss Alice Funk
have returned from visit to Phila-
delphia. - Mrs. r. P. Long was hos
tess for the Bridge Club on Tuesday
afternoon. Miss Mary Clendenin and
Mrs. George Lloyd scored highest
points. Clyde Huber left for st.
Petersburg, Fla. where he will engage
in business. --- An entertainment will
inc given by the Latin and German
classes of the High school on Thurs
day evening, December 16. An anus
ing German play. entitled "Eiginsinn,"
or "Obstinacy." will be given. The
church OF God Mite Society held a
meeting on Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs Frank L.. Coover. -
Mrs. Harriet Michigan, of Sandy Hill,
Perry county, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. f. l.. Klinedinst. Miss
Edith Fegley was the weekend guest
Of hsr brother, the Rev. Charles X
Fegley at Reading. Last evening
the Woman's Missionary Society of
the First United Brethren church met
at the home of Mrs. Guy II. Lucas. -
Miss Beatrice Uhrich returned to her
duties as trained nurse in Philadel-
phta, after spending some time at her
home in West Main street. - The
Ladies' Aid Society of Grace United
Evangelical church met at the home
of Mrs. Frank Wolf on Thursday eve
ming.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
The Rev. O. G. Romig Serves
Twenty-Years in Ministry
By SteeiaI Coyressordenes

Tower City, Pa, Dec. II. - Mrs
John Dando visited her sister at Wi
conisco, who is seriously i'll. Mrs.
William A. Hawk enjoyed a pleasant
visit to relatives at Auburn. - Mrs.
Charles Hoffman of Lykens visited
the Hosley family this week Miss
Boyer, principal of Tower City High
school, visited her parents at Pine
Grove before they leave for Florida.
where they will spend the winter. -
Mrs. Blanche Klinger and son will
leave during the week for Akron, o.,
where they will spend some time. -
Tomorrow will be a big day in the
United Brethren church when the
Rev. o. G. Romig will celebrate the
ministry with special services. The
Rev Clinton Miller of Mt. Carmel,
who was twice pastor of this charge,
will be the speaker On Sunday aft
ernoon a fellowship meeting of the
pastors of town will be held and
short addresses made. Miss Elvie
Smiley is recovering from illness. -
Master Mark Rishe is ill., - On Tues
day evening a surprise party was held
for Charles Troutman at the home of
his brother, Guernsey, in honor of his
fourteenth birthday. Games were in
dulged in and refreshments were
served to the following: Misses Kath-
ryn Horley, Ellen Maher, Elsie Erd-
man, Vivian Updegrave, Vivian Geist,
Anna Brosious, Ina Kline, Myrtle
keiser. and Mary Fike; Edward Kline,
Harold Price, John Kaufman, MartZ
Schoffstall, Chester Shade, Henry
Reinhard, Allen Updegrave, Harry
Zimmerman, Paul Schriener and Chas.
Troutman. Mrs. Guernsey Troutman,
Mrs. David Troutman and Mrs. Walter
Klinger served the refreshments.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
new YEAR'SDAY
HUMMER PARADE
Funds Subscribed TO Provide
Bands and Cash Prizes al
Lewisburg
FLOATS TO BE IN LINE
Bucknell Operatic Society Pre-
sents ''Mikado" With Good
Cast; Large Audience
FLOATS TO BE IN LINE

Lewisburg, Pa, Dec. 1t.--At meet
ing of the Mummers' Association re-
ports were made that assures Lewis
Burg of parade on New Years Day.
Already sufficient funds have been
pledged to warrant the hiring of three
bands and cash prizes for floats, and
marching organizations, etc. Thirty
one merchants have assured the COM
mittee that they will have a float in
the parade, while automobilists are
going to have a separate division.
]. e. *. Schwenk of Philadelphia, q
former Lewisburg merchant. is visit
ing friends here: - The Bucknell
sented "The Mikado,' in Bucknell
Hall before a large audience. A
chorus of forty voices rendered able
support to Il well-chosen principal
cast. Miss Eta A. Brown, teacher OF
music in the Bucknell School of
Music acted as musical director and
stage manager, with Miss Name
Kramer as accompanist. - County
.Commissioner-elect j. W. Ruhl OF
Miff1inburg, was at the courthouse
this week familiarizing himself with
his new duties Daniel #. Green.
treasurer of the Lewisburg Trust
Company, returned last night from a.
weeks hunting trip with a party Of
Shamokin huntsmen. Green shot Il
four-pronged buck and his party got
three deer and bear. - The Lewis
burg Chair Factory is working four
teen hours a day. This is Lewisburgs
largest industry. Mrs. Dora Becher
will give violin recital in Bucknell
Hall on Monday night. Dora Becher
if the wife of Prof. Charles Grant
Shaffer of Newark, n. j., q former
resident of Lewisburg.
Davenport & Treacy piano, slightly
used. Big bargain to quick buyer.
SpanGler. 2112 n. 9th St-AdY.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
SUCCESSFUL CHICKEN SUPPER
BY Sbrri1I CoyyftborSeuer

Blain. Pa, Dec. 1t.-More than $40
was realized from the chicken supper
at the Lutheran Church. - Miss Anna
IIarkins, left on Wednesday for a
visit at Ada, Ohio. The Rev. r. w.
Woods. of Pittsburgh, and G.. l..
Woods and daughter, Miss Florence, of
Boiling Springs, visited w. w Woods.
who is i'll. Mis- Edith Rohm, came
home from Harrisburg. - r, H. Kell,
attended the fruit show at Newport,
this week, and had several varieties
of apples on exhibition. Miss Aida
snyder, visited at Harrisburg. Miss
Elizabeth Hall. is home from Susque-
hanna University. She accompanied
her mother Mrs. II. NJ. Hall on visit
TO Washington, D. G. Samuel Keen
paid q visit to his son at Harrisburg.
Miss Josephine Sheaffer, was home
from Sheaffer's Valley, over Sunday,
10 visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
w. Sheaffer. - G. w. Shreff1er. suffer
ed d light paralytic stroke. Mrs. Sal
lie Rowe is ill at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Henry. - J.
T. Shannon, is ill with heart trouble.
y Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Kell and Mrs. j.
~ Snyder spent wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Kirby Moose at Anderson
burg
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
Oyster Club Dues Fixed
at Three Cents Per Meal
Br .SbcciaI CORRESPONDENCE
BindnaugIes Church. Pa, Dec. II

BindnauSles Church, Pa, Dec. IL
Albert Hartz, of Palmyra. was here
this week.-D. Webster Hemperly WIS.,
tied his parents on Sunday.-Mr and
Msr Hiram Meyer. of Palmyra visited
relatives here this week. - Revival
services are in progress at Sherks
United Brethren Church.-Harry Fas-
nacht is serving as juror at the Leb-
anon court.-The Oyster Club elected
its officers to serve for three months.
The regular dues are cents meal
Henry o. Fehning visited friends at
Harrisburg on Wednesday. - Jennie
Shearer visited Conrad Rasp over Sum
day.-Mr and Mrs. George Bashore,
of Palmyra. visited friends in East
Hanover township.-Elias Moonshine
of Fast Hanover, visited friends at
Palmyra.-Elmer Reigel and family
of Wan, were here recently.-John
Carper Farley, of Palmyra, visited
friends here.-Edwin Spangler caught
two fine fat coons recently.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
PARCEL SALE FOR FTREMEN
BY Special Correspondence

Newton Hamilton, Pa, Dec 11.-Mrs.
Charles Keiser was q recent visitor to
Mattawanna Mrs. w. w. Watts and
Miss Alice Temple spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at Lewistown. - Dr. ]. r.
town recently. Miss Mary Hazard.
Of Harrisburg, spent last week at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hazard. - Mr.. and Mrs. West
ley Clemens and daughter. of Holidays
burg. spent Sunday here. : Mrs. Don
Price and daughter, of Mt. Union. spent
amanda Temple. A parcel post sale
was held in Mrs. Ga1braith's ice cream
parlor for the benefit of the Newton
Hamilton Fire Company. - Miss Hazel
Wharton, of Altoona, spent several
days at the home OF her aunt, Mrs. o.
VI. Sechrist - Eugene Clarke is spend
ing several days at Pittsburgh. - Miss
Anna Ewing was Mount Union vis-
itor. Mrs ]. D. Miller visited Lewis
town on Friday
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WOMAN FALLS DOWN STAIRS
Bv Sbecidl CorrcspoNdrncr

Jamestown, Pa, Dec. 11.-Mr. and
Mrs Emanuel Gambler OF Outwood
spent several days here with Mrs.
Gamblers sisters. Mrs. John C. Lentz,
Mrs william Klinefelter. Mrs. Felix
Light and Miss Maggie Phillips. Mr.
Gambler is rs years old and Mrs.
Gambler 76 and both are in good
health. Mrs. William NJ. Bohr fell
down the stairs at her home on Sum
day afternoon and broke leg just be-
low the knee. = John W. Schade and
family of Atlantic City, are visiting
Mrs. Schades sister. Mrs. Susan G.
Boes here. Postmaster Adam b.
Webbert has embarked in the sta
tionery business as a side issue -
The Swatara township road board on
Monday reorganized by electing Adam
A. Bedgar treasurer and Edward B.
Shirk secretary.