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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-13

FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT:
PROF. w. L. POWERS.
z. R. WILLIAMS A. M. N. Acc
PROF. NOAH COLE.
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ORDINANCE NJ 20.

lie Il ordained hy the laailee futy
West Fetciana Parish louisiana, thul i
the highway construction Wofk. inriBdia
bridge work which has bssn done und'
contract made with said Parrish al
Austin BROTHERS. at Dallas Texas, he an
an at the same il herehy fecett ed au
accepted and said bridges, bridge garl
and said highway construction work
aud shall becumc the property of sal
Parish
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stats u Louisiana Parish Of West
Fslelats, civ ~ 81 f'Faaeisstile.
flfl3te ST Police Jury


Fqlieiau4, CIV ~ ~ FFaaeisslila.
office ST Police Jury.
Hv L LuaWn That 81 this, 4 fpEUi5F
uitetiuK al the tulee Jury Of the Parrish
gf West FtfgfABa. lH the &t8te 81 Lou.
sslsna. Hsta according e. laW At the reEus
ler tl4ne sad place "a ths Court House In
the GTb ~ a EraHuiEyiile, the paTlAh
seal - Isis. tAe Best "Wednesday and
a.. Bed aas uf MAY. A u 1916. ~ which
rpeuitr meeting qHafaHl Was present,
being a tssa iuiftF sc aR the members GENE
puatHE ssid t'uilgc Jury. io=wit
ton q + ttoseA, President Ward 4,
ahesHt.
lion. Henry Kaufman, lars man from
i9Bsau ~art ward /
HaH ~fane{ israAseaBK. iar4Tnan from
"a tIur.etttle. Ward
Hon s 4 tebh, lufym8n, Ward 2
laH Va II Richardson ler8maH,
foa f0yett Wight tus man. ward 3.
tbseil
ahseuts
ton r u Rea. Jusman. Ward Z
sioH y " Barrow, jHfF man. Ward 4,
absent
Inu lie Cutrts. lurymah, Ward 2
tfuH & t. bNtrEhe. Jury man, Ward 10,
@t|d Police Jury has Hg duty assembled,
afe tH s,d got business, the following ct
finances and matters eI the Police Jury
A rFr dHR made and entered of record. na
sallpRs 10 ait Hon Sidney iirasaeaux
introduced ati offered for adoption the
lasiaegga ordinance, being Ma =, in writ
tHE tov# Il
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UNITED BTATI.S OF AMERICA
sTATl, az t0i'lNIANA

Ma 5000
Know all men hY these presents. That
this f'aFiah af West teilCiana. Ia the State
II louisiana Ia justly indebted and fof
value received hereby promises Ia pas
bearer on the FIRST day III February, A. -.
IA without any option uf prior pay
iIent the principal sum nf
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CONSTABLE SALE
IRIIINANCn NO t2

state of Louisiana, Parish of West
FelieiaAa, seyenth Justice Court
~ J IS Brandon ~. William Waldo
Heale.
ny virtue OF ri ia issued 10 me
hy the above Court ! have seized and
VIII offer for sale a. Wilhelm. La. at
The boar Of II o'clock q. m on
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1915.
tae following described property, iowit
One roam mare
One iron grey mare
Terms al sails lashs with benefit Of
appfaieement.
G. N. DAVIS, Constable.
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Jun man fron Ward

l9rgman from Ward Il, -
Aprfbge8 Ay
n So KILBpURNE,
District ktlsraeY
FL a. T. ~Aii3H
Attorney - &sstiH htes
ugulNA NcE No ~
pe Il ordained s. The Police bury Of the
Parish 81 West FeAsgaaa, louisiana, mat
4 Ii lht s5ssHas numbered from ,int 10 FHtt
.ftiastNr ~ FtHp Hundred Dollars each.
sass4aHtiaa ~ BRtnts five Thousand Dot
l8ra brateta issued lY saii Police Jury ~
Ordinance adsUted uH the fth day 81
AHFas} 1913 br and the same are hereby
ratified AHd 8pBfas rii, except lhat AH ~
s..a tuHHs numbered iruia Bne 20 Forty
eight Inclusive. amounting 70 iNeisb
itt5 lHuHsl H Dollars are hereby sAF-
rendered rs austin NI8 t0F tanEeitallnil
usl asid bunHs ste hereby cancelled ana
destroys iu Ia bfyseatn ~ the t'otIrr
IuFK asa ttiE date Eut, tH heB lheftoi
dc buHds authorized under the foregoing
Ordinance Sc s. adopted May =, 1916
numbered ltut4 'nF Is TWents four ~
lusAa. Amounting 10 Twenty four Thoa
ssH4 pa.lats aFe hereby nAerutHd AMI
tsi3Eeus4 ga said Austin BIus. 81 agreed
10 is sFiH Ordinance SO. =
puu seue taken the foregoing orii.
Ha44ys was adopted 9hoss yuttne Aye
faf said ordinance we're kauimau, Bras
AsaKs, CnEb, Richardson, RnW, autfer,
IavefFfuy Those voting No and against
ssi3 ordinance were None.
And sasd ordinance being da9 passed
3HI approved - the assent ui majority
uf the members composing the Police
Jury. the .u1a Is IA detlu3rj duty adopted
and passed ia testimony of which Tact
V tntza tbe hands 81 the undersigned
members ~ said Police jury hefeunto set
un iHls the Bird tuy 81 MAY 1915
A i4gasssaux, Ward !.
fl & kaufman ward T.
a. Dbbh ward q
"a III Richardson, Ward 3.
Absent, Ward 4
Absent Ward 8
Absent Ward g
a ~ Ruw, Ward z
Absent, Ward
Ike CHtreT. Ward
r T. iAtergue, Ward 10.
Approved
1t HI KlfE0t RSE,
IHstIrl Attorney
Attest
q r TuORAflN. Clerk
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That the surplus and residue
wtn be .......,s.s.s 5,ksa "

1t IL therefore ordained asceriained.
found sud determined By the said Police
Jury, iedielallE both ~ To matters 81 fact
aud iaR thai there II q surplus and
residue over the statutory necessary and
usual charges 81 the Parish, Including the
three 80 ma aebgul tax, ana that SAID
SURPLUS tn 1915 lF hye thousand eiEht
hundred eighty HEne ,ie!l1rB aHtl eSeHty
two cents ts6 $50 ~ that the assessed
valuation of said Parish last made, in
tat5 aid Hjed Is the sum ~ 0ne milton
eight hundred ana seventy five thousand
.N.A hundred Haa seventy one dollars
81 S35G4lE that four and one hall fsAl
mills Is sufficient aad has hcen dedicated
fer statutory, necessary, usual ant oTsii~
uart Incidental eqpeHRus that for the
public athuulH three 80 mills have been
dedicated levied and pledged that 20
Wakp provision for the payment ~ said
highway debt, there Is available AZ G
residue The remainder 81 the ten tfdi Mill
paraehlai ias allowed rs law. amounting
te tsa ani Aue half $50 mills, which IL a
residue "a the yestf 1915, and the aYaiia
thereof amounting 10 five thoaaBnd eight
hundred eighty Biae dollars nSd seventy
two cents &, SAP ~ per anBufn sor nine
ai consecutive yeafs is htfeby ordered
funded tntn bonds as authorized b. sec
ton gauf - at trtirie Isl Of the EonSti-
tuition
spetlon B That aaid tents are hereby
authorized To le issued ainouatieg e
tNpRfs four thousand dollars 1894 ,na0l.
which shalt consist uf fnFty eight tiAl
hands ~ fkr hundred dollars 5000 Oaeh,
dated February I. 1916 bearing Interest
10 the rate ~ Use pee centiiui ta8 JET
snnuHA payable annually on the first day
~ February Ia each II the years 1877 20
1928. both WtluHiye. mttnrshg as follows
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g. T. itHiltAbN.
CLERK uf the I'ellee luFa

Upon motion made and seconded fer
the adoption and passage al the fore
sofng ordinance, il Is ordered that the
faii be- called and vote taken thereon,
Which MAS dome, Those voting fer the
adoption of said ordinance we're jurYueH
kaufman, iirttsseauA, Guhh, Richardson,
Row. Cutrer talvergne.
Those voting Nay" and against the
adoption ~ said ordinance. None,
Thegeapun salh ordinance WIS declared
90 bs unanimously adopted bS lhe Folige
Jury and al Of the members present
Thereupou iufyman BTasseau& intro
daeed ard moved the adoption II the
following ordinance, No. 10, to- N3t
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rRgspAss NOTICES,

Az hunting wiih dog OF sun, o. driving
through Of of Of ans cattle. On ths
"l0ss,le plantation siilsons special PER.
mission Ia positively prohibited, All sueh
aots wlA be regarded as tIsapaAAing and
prosecuted AS such.
MRS. {. n. BARROW.
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President oi sua Iultse Jufs
Atttsted Hiti gnaHtetsigu,d
Clerh ef Police Iury
dUHM at rtttfIpA ,

'eulsaU
Member So 90
0n the Gfst da4 IT February A. y
IL the Parish of West betitisnA
EHaaaut, promises "a p1E BE tter at tht
otFice ~ the NhitHey Central &Hileasl
isank. iH the Cifg - <sW Orleans. ie,lla.
lana pT a} the option 81 the holder htfe
uf. AT either the Continental aad tor8Hef-
Ci1l National EtHA. Chicago lll3Hpis the
First NauoHal Babk. New to,k CITY Ntw
Yogk a. At the Parish Treasury IL said
Parish, AT 81 iarcisyiile AZ HhaH b.
designated "a The Parish Treasurer bs
ans such boiler but less than thirty blys
prior 80 the respective times uf payment
the sum of lively tive Dollars Id gold lotH
of the United States 81 America oi. or
equal "a the present standard "a weight
and fueuesa. for the annual interest
aeeruiBx en its Highway Construction
ilend dated February l. An.isle. Ne
PARISH OF NEST FE1Itl ANA
LOUISIANA, AND IT'S POLICE Jury
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nRnlNANcE NrMnER .

SECTION ] l.r u resolved and ordained,
b tbs tuttte Iurs Of the Parish Of " est
Frlltans ia the state ct Louisiana, that
whereas said Parish has uas1e valid
debt pat aide Ca Austin iirusbFrs. Of Dallas
TpesS the contractors for the improve.
nttal ~ the Parish highways. amounting
81 tbs sam of twenty f0lg thousand
auEllra 1894 aeai, ISL Of stia improvements
has lug beea duis completed and accepted
Us the Parish 8nd It's toilce jury, and
sad sum having beeofne properly pay
sble 20 Ntlsi Contractors. and
hereas. sBld Parish heretofore asFesa
tp PASS augh ordinances ard tia such acts
and things AZ would be necessary 70 pay
sad debt according o. law aAd satisfy
such indebtedness ayahlt to said Austin
i1aiksFg
section 3 n, il farther ordained that
whereas, the budget ~ said Parish WAS
burri Store matte ard legally published in
the official journal 81 the Parish The
rrHr Democrat sajd budget being dated
November 3 1915, and EeiuF published
during Tie months ~ Netenber and
IieetphsF ifi5. for the expenditures ia
the year 1875 whereby Il was found that
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and no aformahty, illegally 8g taeiinls
ealstg SHAH Yltiate IL hfieY lts iHsuaees
that sufficient provision fHf THE prompt
lrFs ard collection 81 said tax annually
fuf ninT - ruifseta tss 4eais hils bsan
made ln SAID ordinance. ehteh tRS Rh
collected shaH Be- esciasitAf uPtiie8 g.
TIE pa aeHt ef be principal sud interest
~ tals and other bonds ~ thiH series that
asia bonds slp not esosvd Amy CoHslit#-
ti8nai "a statutory Limitations ~ a. 8ny
ordinance ~ resolution ~ lle Police jufs
81 said fatlah
lu wttnesg Nherem the FprIsh ef West
fehtlaHH la the state IT Louisiana
through Hs Police juFt hes e4aaeH ftls
luud 90 ke signed b} ifH President
eount.rsiEugd by u 1ielk aHa the rot~
putate seal ~ si3 Police lHfs 90 bs
pIhs,a aua the interest coupons htfeto
annexed e. De Ni5.aed IS H4Hi President
and Clyfk with their q smle HEio
nfaphed signatures AS at thg First daN
.nf February 4 p 1915
FARsn 0t WEST tBl.btANA
LOUISIANA. AND ITS inltE Jury.
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nssbat

For DE cir 1915 The estinatel
WalllI Ra.......,......'.........'. 1856 O.
That il was found and II now
again found aHa determined
that after 8llus Tag three "a
Minis gros istH for by the Con
stttuIfou fuT svheels, besides
pfttinafS. stHiaJbrs usual IBd
necessary char e. fof The Far
a,auGrt % the sam al ........, Il. ass. 50
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prom and after this date al hunting Of
aug hlHd Oh The GTeensOod plantation 10
positively prohibited andsf penalty of Irss.
passing Any one found un thls place
wtthoat permission atll ba considered
tfespasslng aud prosecuted 10 the fau
extent Ui the law,
MRS. ]. a. VENrREsa
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From aad after THIS dats all hanting VI
amp kiAd GA Ambiosia and Independence
plantation is positively prohibited Under
penalt, u lrespaaslng Any ose found oa
theae places without permission viii be
considered ueapassing. and prosecuted 10
The lall eAioni ol the law,
MRS. ). H. BARROW.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-27
Mt. Union Alumni Will
Take in This Years Class

Mt. Union, Pa, May 81. - on Tues
day evening the high school alumni
association met in the high school and
elected officers and decided to banquet
the present senior class and take them
into the association June g. The
School Board has secured DR.. l. Har-
vey Brumbaugh, president of Juniata
college, to deliver the address to the
graduating class on Friday evening,
June 2, at the Presbyterian church.
The annual memorial services will be
held Sunday morning at 1890 in the
Methodist church. The address will
be delivered by the Rev. Chester Todd
pastor of Presbyterian Church.-The
Mt Union Tennis Club will open their
grounds on Memorial Day with u
tournament with the Altoona team. -
The Rev. Nelson K. Cross man, pas
tor of the BAPTIST church will deliver
the baccalaureate address to the
graduates Sunday evening in the Meth
odist church. The large poultry
yards of Robert Appleby were broken
into Tuesday night and all of his
thoroughbred flock, excepting / hens,
were carried away by the thieves. -
The Rev. Campbell of Pittsburgh is
visiting the Rev. Todd and family
Wallace Wilson, a stenographer at the
Aetna works, and Miss Elizabeth Phil
lips of Alexandria were married Mon
day. Thomas Cohill and Samuel
Stauffer are spending the weekend at
New York city.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-27
Graduate of Wiconisco High
Wins Dickinson Honors

Wiconisco, Pa. May 27.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Pugh and daughters,
Ruth and Anna. of Steelton, spent sew
eral days at the home of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Acaley. - John
Jones, of Philadelphia, visited his
mother. Mrs. Evan Jones, on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Mossop and
Marguerite Evans have returned home
from visit to Philadelphia and At
lantic City.-Wiconisco Lodge, No. III,
Improved Order of Red Men, con-
ferred three degrees to a class of
thirty-four candidates. There was a
large turnout from Brushwood, Reiaer-
ton and Millersburg tribes. - John
Salada was presented with a gold
watch chain for getting the most can
didateS.-Miss Lenker, of Milersburg,
spent Sunday with Miss Margaret
Schoffstall,-Mrs George Deiker and
Emma Rank, of Harrisburg. spent
Thursday with Mrs. George Keen
Mrs. Forest Acaley, of Enola, visited
relatives here on Sunday. Mrs.
Smeltzer. of MinerSville, is spending
several weeks with her mother Mrs.
James Orr.-Warren Keiter. OF De-
troit, Mich, is spending several weeks
with his father. DR., I. A. Keiter.-
Robert f. Minnich. of Dickinson Col
lese, graduate of Wiconisco public
schools, of which County Superintend-
ent F. +. Shamhaugh was teacher. who
honors and first prize in an oratoriCal
contest At Dickinson College Monday
evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-27
EpwOrth League Group Rally
at MillerstOwn Church

MiIleFstown, Pa. May 81. - Bur
ton Crane and daughter, Sarah of
Harrisburg, visited relatives here over
Sunday. - Misses Mary and Anna
Rowe left Saturday for York where
they will visit their sister, Mrs. George
Klopp. Misses Daisy Walleer and
Sarah Rtckabaugh spent the week.
end with DR.. T. P. Cochran and fam
lily at Pittsburgh. - Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Lesher of Richfleld, were guests of
theiI son. George Lesher. = G. D.
Taylor visited his daughter, Mrs.
John Adams at Millersburg Wednes-
day. - Charles Noll OF Houtzdale. is
visiting his father, Martin Noll. - Mr..
ard Mrs. VIM. Bollinger and daughter,
Margaret, spent Saturday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Snyder at Har-
risburg. - DR.. and Mrs. Edgar Ever
hart of Lemoyne were guests of Jas.
E. Rounsley on Sunday. - Mrs. Mil
ton Attic of Tyrone spent Sunday
with Peter Attic and family. Mrs.
George Sherrick of Shippensburg
spent Sunday night with her uncle, D.
NJ. Rickabaugh. - Mrs Ernest Scovell
and daughter of Middletown, Conn.
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hetrick. - Mrs. Laura
Bechtel of Washington, D. c.. were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Wright Tuesday. - Kenneth Rouns-
ley of Penbrook, is visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william Rouns-
ley. - Mr.. and Mrs. James Kipp and
childrel Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Patton,
Messrs. John Brinton and Calvin Dunn
of Harrisburg were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Kipp Sunday. - Miss Helen
Rounsley who had visited with friends
in Pittsburgh. has returned to her
home here. - Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kraemer OF Illinois, are visiting his
brother. Thomas Kreamer. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Gates and son, Robert. of
Tyrone, spent Sunday with the Rev.
c. F. Hines and family. Mr.. and
Nrc. Burton Allen and daughter
Gracella, of Wormleysburg, We're
guests Of Miss Ella Tyson this week
-- Miss Hazel Lauver of Hartford
Conn, was the guest of Miss Olive
Dunn on Sunday. - Casper Swartz
OF Lemoyne, spent Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Pieffer. - An
Epworth League Group Rally was
held in the NJ. f. Church at Millers-
town Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Delegates were present from Miff1in-
town, Port Royal, East Waterford,
Concord, Thompsontown, Newport
ana Millerstown.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-27
Lykens Merchants Will
Close Stores at 6 O'clock

Lykens, Pa. May 27.-W. H. Cooper
ana family autoed TO Harrisburg this
week.-C. y. Finton. C. E. Rettinger.
Frank DIETRICH and son George autoed
TO Pottsville and Schuylkill Haven.
returning by way of Shamokin, Sun
bury and Clark's Ferry.-Mr and Mrs.
Ellsworth Brosius and two children
and Mrs. F. H. Smith. of Pitman.
Schuylkill county, spent some time
with W. A. Treon and famiIy-The
drill team of the p. O. S. of A. of
Lykens, which won many prizes in the
past few years for excellency in ma
neuvers. is going to fremont on Me-
contest-Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Bitter
man, of Harrisburg, spent several days
with Cyrus Bitterman this week.-Mrs.
Karl Gambler, of Harrisburg. is spend
ing some time at the home of her
cousin, Miss Minnie Lauer.-William
II. Heckler, who spent the past month
in Florida. has returned home.-G. w.
Parfet. H. f. Sheesley and A A. Rudi-
sill. merchants, are notifying their
customers that their places of business
will close at S o'clock every evening,
excepting payday and the first busi-
ness day after payday, beginning
June 1.-The Lykens P. o. S. of A.
drill team is having a band concert
and festival this evening at West End
Grove. Ice cream, candy and hot
lunches will be sold. - Mrs. Charles
Wolcott, who has been spending some
time in Lykens looking after repairs
or her estate, has returned to her
home in Philadelphia.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-27
VOLUNTEERS CLEAN UP
GRAVEYARD
By SfecI1I { orresfonderce

New Germantown, Pa. May 81
John A. Rhea visited his daughter,
Mrs Blaine A. Bower, at Shiremans-
town. - Mrs. Harold f. Bryner visited
friends at Harrisburg. her former
home. - Five teams are hauling bark
for the Mumper brothers from the
Trostle ridge to this place. -- Wilson
Koontz, of Harrisburg, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Frank College. 49, Sew
eral volunteers met at Fairview and
cleaned up the graveyard at that
place - Mrs. Harry Bernhelsel and
Miss Mae Bernheisel, of Stony Point,
visited their cousins, the Misses Nor
rison. Mrs. f. NJ Wilt, of jackson
township, and Mrs. Wilt, of Blain,
were here this week.-Mr and Mrs.
James Baltozer and daughter, Made
line. of Madison township, visited
friends here on Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Dolby, of Blain, spent Sun
day afternoon with the latter's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Sheaffer-
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ros-
coe Morrow.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-27
VIM. S. Essick Delivers
His Lecture on Birds"
By Seseial Carrestonderee

New Cumberland, Pa, May 2i.-
William S. Essick, of Harrisburg, gave
an illustrated lecture on Birds in
the Methodist Episcopal Church here
on Thursday evening-The Rev. H.
G. Rice, of Seven Mile, Ohio, spent
Tuesday here.-Mrs. James s. Burd
and Miss Hazel HUM. of Minneapolis,
Mimi, visited Mrs. Martha Ruckly this
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Joe c. Maloney
and son Joseph, who have been visit
ing Mrs. AIaloney's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. Bernheisel, here, have re-
turned to their home at Philadelphia.
Miss Catherine II. Bernheisel accom-
panied them and will spend some time
in Philadelphia and Camden.-De Hey
Wallace and William MeSsimer, OF
Harrisburg, spent Sunday with their
parents here.-Raymond Adams and
Lee Whitmore left on Monday for
Pittsburgh, where they will become
attendants in the State Hospital.-Mr.
and Mrs William Bloser and children.
Of Carlisle. Jacob Kistler and mother.
Mrs. Lydia Kistler. of Mechanicsburg,
and Homer Kistler. of Carlisle, spent
the weekend with Sheriff d. l.. Kistler
here.-Mr. and Mrs. George Aldrich,
of Fairmont Neb., were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. d. ]. Kell this week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-27
.HERSHEY'S FINE
HEALTH RECORD
Paper Read at Harrisburg
Shows Good Work in Con-
trolling Epidemic
NO SERIOUS ILLNESS
Park Theater Opens This Week
With Capable Stock Company
in Good Plays
Ry Special Correspondence

Hershey, Pa, May 27.-Chocolate
Town has reason to be proud of its
exceptional health record Measures
taken to control the recent epidemic
of measles which came to Hershey
from surrounding towns proved so eff
fective that only seven new cases de-
veloped here. DR.. c. r. Phillips,
county health inspector, read a paper
before the chief medical organization
of Harrisburg describing the success
full campaign in Hershey and praising
the general health of the community.
During the past year there was not
one case of serious Illness among the
500 children in the consolidated
school. - The Park theater opened
Monday evening with a stock company
that has found favor here in past
years, the Malloy-Corinne Players.
They presented THE Man on the
Box and The Arm of the Law
The Hershey Transit Company has re-
ceived two new cars of the semicon-
Vertible type, with pay-as-you-enter
equipment. - S. d. Clark. manager of
the Hershey Store Company. suffered
severe injury to his right eye while
on an automobile trip, a bat flying
against the windshield of the car and
striking him a glancing blow.-Hugh
Wagner and Wilson Rhoads landed
sixteen fine trout on a fishing trip
near Indiantown Gap. - The Rev.
John Irwin Meek will take charge of
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church June 3.
He will be ordained June 2 and his
formal installation will take place
later - Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Brown
visited the formers brother William
Brown, at Pittsburgh. Mrs. A. C.
Kraft and children have returned from
Washington. - Seniors of the Hershey
High School held an outing at Valley
Glen. - f. b. Cassidy has recovered
from an attack of pneumonia. - Mrs.
NJ. l.. Hershey entertained the children
of the Hershey Kindergarten at lunch
con on Thursday. - Earl r. Mays at
tended a meeting of the Reading Rail-
way Club in Philadelphia - Miss
Margaret Langworthy, Miss Anna
Lloyd and Miss Mabel Hoffman will
take summer courses at Columbia Uni
Versity
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-27
Grandstand Being Built
at Tower City Ball Park

Tower City, Pa, May 27.-The Rev.
William Davis. OF Akron, Ohio, who
will hold a series of revival meetings
in fremont visited friends here.-Mrs.
Machamer and daughter entertained
DR.. Morris and family, of St. Clair. on
Sunday.-Mrs. Frank Kaufman enter
tanned her nieces, the Misses Fegly. of
fremont. this week.-William Kline
visited his daughter at Annville this
week.-The stork visited the home of
Harry Adams and left a baby girl
Miss Florence Ludwig, of Reading,
will spend the weekend with her
parents.-A large grandstand is being
erected in Fireman's Park, where the
games of the Williams Valley League
will be played.-Many of the churches
will hold festivals and bazars Tuesday,
May 3O.-Miss Vera Cooper of Lykens,
was visitor here during the week.
Dr. Dave Hawk spent Sunday in Potts
Vile.