Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-15
C. OF c. TRIP IS
ON TOMORROW.
Big Boost 10 Be Given William
Penn Highway; Announce
List of ExcurSionists


The weatherman in forecasting fair
skies for tomorrow and a chance OF
clear weather on Thursday, has link
ed arms with Harrisburg's business
men who will leave tomorrow morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock on the annual
trade excursion of the Harrisburg
Chamber of Commerce.
A big boost for the William Penn
Highway and another big boost for
Harrisburg and its business and in
dustrial interests will be the chief
aims of the many men who will leave
the city tomorrow for Altoona, stop
ping at number of places on the
way. The trip will end at Williams
port Thursday afternoon, after which
the party will return to Harrisburg.
Those who will go include:
J. VIM. Bowman, president; G. w.
Burnett, chairman; F. l.. Wright,
vice-chairman; Jas. II. Wallazz,
cashier; James Gieshaber, historian
David Kaufman, second vice-presi-
dent: E. L. McColgin. secretary.
Flave1 l.. Wright, II. II. Heicher, E.
d. Bacon, John f. Sweeney, J, Grant
Schwarz, J. A. Grieshaber, S. P. Eby,
Al. Hirschler, w. L. Bushey, E. r.
Eckenrode, NJ. r. Alleman. Harry II.
Neale, c. r. Knoll, E. s. Marks, Jos.
Claster, Henry Claster, Ed. Tauslg,
VIM. Jennings, Frank c. Sites, C. w.
Davis. w. e. orth, Albert A: Vert,
James II. Lutz, r. Alan Turner, J.
II. Nixon, John Heathcote. C. Floyd
Hopkins, r. p. NJ. Davis, w. Z. Seel.
NJ. w. Eager. Ed. II. Schell, ]. Frank
Palmer, Chas. w. Lady, c. w. Irwin,
Henderson Gilbert, II. L. Griffin, Chas.
ptnr NJ Dat -
Diener, e. j. stackpole. Jr., e. L.
McColgin, Fred l.. Morgenthaler, j.
VIM. Bowman, Frank S. Bosch, Chas.
r.. Covert, John n. McCulloch, Harry
E. Taylor, Shirley b. Watts, S. S.
Rutherford. Chas. Nj. Kaltwasser, p.
II. Bailey. II. w. Stone, Herman. p.
Miller, Parke w. Weidler, r. S. Shoe
maker, Geo. Bogar, Frank b. Musser.
Jos. II. Wallazz, I. II. Doutrich, David
Kaufman, Leon Lowengard, r. NJ. II.
Wharton, A. Z. Buchanan, VIM. II.
Bennethum, Sr., John S. Musser, Boyd
NJ. Ogelsby, Gus Steinmetz, 2. G.
Farquharson, H. B. Bair, Prof. d. l..
NJ. Raker, r. L. Dare, Harry Keffer,
S. S. Eberts, A. II. Bailey, Chas. Il.
Ross, l.. L. Ferree, r. II. Denehey,
Robt. Free, Stanley Jean, Jacob
Miller. Geo. E. Whitney, A. S. Patter-
son, ]. K. Bowman.
Paul B. Hoftsker, John r. Rote,
f1OWdTu y. fTS, II. y. JODe, II. II.
Lyon, Harry Reese, Samuel r. Harris,
Edward L. Croll, Max Krauss, f.
Moeslein, Bartram Shelley, Amos
Lebo, Lee Goldsmith, Edward Il.
Keffer, c. 0. Jones. e. r. Wiland, W.
II. Neidig. Harry c. Ross, Mercer Il.
Tate, j. Mont Trace, e. C. Eager, w.
p. Cunningham. John c. Orr Frank
lin Suydam, Geo. L. Stewart. Edw
Lutz. Capt. r. w. Ruth, r. Brinser,
r. Buchanan, Jr., NJ. Harvey Taylor,
f. Fl. Hoy, Jr, Henry W. Cough,
Harry f. Bowman, VIM. II. Lynch,
E. u. Gross, Harry r. Owes, NJ. Il
Cowden. w. A. Mulligan, Frank SmithS
Henry Rohrer, w. L. Forty, T. A..
Hickey, j. IT. Bell, James C. Thomp-
son, c. G. Whiteman, Arthur Holman,
Harry Bruaw, Ross Hall. Fred $.
Lack, A. ]. Simms, NJ. ]. Kohner,
f. F. Thomas, V. Grant Forrer, f. d.
Horting, ]. II. Seiffert, Preston
Crowell, and L. Lamsky.