Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23


ance was handled admirably by the
score OF ushers, OF which A. II. Kreid-
Ter was chief. The others were: James
A. Mclaughlin, Francis Simonetti,
Edward Clancy. Herman A. Kreidler,
V. j. Smarsh, r. j. Seitz, j. NJ. De-
laney, Ross Simonetti. j. Grant
Schwar2, Jr. A. +. Russ. William Mad
den, Jacob T. Greenawalt, Charles
Kirby, A. j, Eyler, Thomas Guthrie,
j. M. Strickland. Harry Strickland,
Charles Burns and John Mcmahon.
Start of Procession
After the body of Bishop Shanahan
had been placed in the great bronze
casket, under the direction of Under
taker George FL. Sourbier, and carried
to the hearse, the funeral procession
was started on its way. Catholics
from numerous parishes in the dio-
cese and Philadelphia, were represent
ed in the line, as wereSalso the Cath
olic societies of the city. Steelton and
county. Henry NJ. Hare was chief
marshal and with him at the head of
the procession were David f. Tracy
and J. Grant Schwarz. Then came
a number of representative churchmen
of the city, delegations from out of the
city, including Steelton, and then the
Harrisburg parishes and societies.
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shall Hare to look after the various di-
visions were: T. 7. McEntee, NJ. M.
Cusack. j. j. Coleman, Henry G.
Reuwer, John Stapf, John Szerniski,
John Waldschmitt, L. G. Martin, A. A.
Baker, John Parks, Harry Morrissey,
j. w. Rodenhaver, i. r. Simonetti.,
Each of the four societies from the
city had their own marshals as fol-
lows: Knights of Columbus, l.. G..
Martin; knights of st. George, Lewis
B Ketlewislli: Holp Name Society,
Thomas Reagan: Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, John NJ. Daley.
Impressive Music
The music during the services in the
Cathedral was exceptionally impress
sive under the direction of John r. Ell
scheid, Jr., the Cathedral organist.
Included in the choir were: Mrs. ].
]. Bradley, Miss Catherine Moyer, Miss
Helen Ryan, Miss Mary McCarroll,
Miss Sarah Maloney, Miss Edith
lO'Rourke, Misses Pauline and Ger
trude Walls, Miss Mary WOLF, Miss
Edith Hemler, Miss Alice LaComp,
Miss Frances Shilling, Miss Mary
Rumfh, Mrs. ]. Grant Schwarz, Jr.,
Miss Ruth Hooer and Thompson Mar
| tin, Carl Matthew, r. B. LaTour, Will
liam Hamilton, Joseph Herman, Julius
Morrel, George Sutton, Roy Strock,
Harry Mueller, Charles Snyder, John
r. Elscheid, Sr., and James McCabe.
Around the hearse on its way to
the cemetery was a guard of honor,
made up of the following Robert
Burns, Lawrence Burns. NJ. NJ. Cusack,
William Dougherty, John NJ. Daley,
Eugene Fogarty, Thomas 7. McEntee,
P. j. Sweeney, Joseph Tracy, Neal
Daley, William Flynn, Henry Reuwer,
Peter Pendergast, V. Salerno, w. Mil
ligan, c. V. Brady J. c. Mcguire,
Thomas McFadden and Frank Pagan.
Priests Attending
Among the priests in attendance at
the services were the following: The
Rev. w. ]. O'Callaghan, Littlestown;
the Rev. John E. Cavanaugh, Doyles-
town: the Rev. Thomas j. Larhan,
Mauch Chunk: the Rev. Edmond j.
Fitzmaurice, Philadelphia; the Rev. G.
Killian, Paradise; the Rev. Joseph
Murphy. Hanover; the Rev. w. r..
Martin, Shamokin; the Rev. James c.
Mclaughlin, Philadelphia; the Rev.
William Huygen. Steelton; the Rev.
Luke Gladek, Steelton; the Rev. An
thony Zuvich, Steelton; the Rev. ]. A.
Heenan, Philadelphia; the Rev. q. r.
Scholz. Philadelphia; the Rev. Edward
Dohan. president of Villa Nova Col
lege: the Rev. l.. Kloucheck, St Clair;
the Rev. NJ. Mayer McConnellsburg;
the Rev. j. NJ. Hile, Germantown; the
the Rev. w. A. O'Donnell, Philadel-
phia: the Rev. G. Tragesser, Mount
st. Mary's, Md; the Rev. w .E. White,
Ephrata; the Rev. Miles A. Keegan,
Langhorn; the Rev. A. II. Bleistein,
Trevorton; the Rev. j. t. Brady, Tower
City; the Rev. O. +. Rosetonis, kulp-
mont; the Rev. II. NJ. Herzog. Lykens;
the Rev. p. S. Huegel, Harrisburg; the
Rev. p. G.. Bruueggemann. Columbia;
the Rev. c.. Nj. Eyehalt, Dallastown;
the Rev. George l.. Rice, Harrisburg;
the Rev. A. j. Kennedy. Lebanon; the
Rev. Charles ]. Goeckel, Willles-Barre;
the Rev. A. W. Brandt. Marietta; the
Rev. B. A. McKenna, Washington,
d. c.; the Rev. James Flanagan, Read
ing; the Rev. l.. p. Kurnerant, Phil
lipsburg; the Rev. Clement Lee, Ho-
boken; the Rev. B. Barry Hoboken;
the Rev. James A. Boylan. Overlook;
the Rev. Thomas c. Boakley, Phila-
Mount Carmel: the Rev. p. j. Enright,
McSherrystown the Rev. M. S. Can
ton, Lancaster; the Rev. +. p.
McHugh. Lebanon; the Rev. S. Fa-
gan. Hazleton; the Rev. Mark Stock,
New oxford; the Rev. ]. ]. Smyth,
Mount Carmel; the Rev. II. B. Strick-
land, Cornwall; Very Rev. NJ. A. Heir,
Pittsburgh; the Rev. Thomas OBrien,
Whitestone, n. Y; the Rev. II. A.
League, Lancaster: the Rev. Thomas
NJ. Hanley, Nicholson; the Rev. ]. V.
Moylan, Nanticoke: the Rev. b. f.
Gallagher, Philadelphia the Rev. J.
NJ. Nichols, Elizabethtown; the Rev. II.
3. Gies. Fairfield; the Rev. l.. ]. Stump,
New Freedom: the Rev. p. ]. Daley,
Philadelphia the Rev. J. A. Mahoney,
Milton; the Rev. J. II. Melchoir Lewis
town; the Rev. A. Whitman, York; the
Rev. ]. l.. Shields, Sunbury; the Rev.
d. c. Munyon, Philadelphia; the Rev.
Peter Christ. Scranton; the Rt. Rev.
Mgr. II. T. Henry. Overlook; the Rt.
Rev. Mgr. James Turner. Philadelphia:
the Rt Rev. Mgr Bradley, Mount
st. Marys; the Rt. Rev. Mgr Sinnott,
Philadelphia the Rt. Rev. Mgr Eu-
gene Murphy. Philadelphia; the Rt.
Rev. Mgr. Nevin Fisher: the Rt. Rev.
Mgr. Coffey, Carbondale; the Rt. Rev.
]. Boyle. Johnstown; the Rt. Rev. Mgr.
Ryan. Pittsburgh; the Rt. Rev. Mgr.
Coghlan, Philadelphia: the Rt. Rev.
Mgr. Tierney, Mount st. Mary's the
Rt. Rev. Mgr. McDevitt, Philadelphia:
the Rt. Rev. Mgr Kieian. Philadel-
phia; the Rev. Joseph Petsovits, Wash
ington, d. c.; the Rev. Albert ]. Horn
ing, Lancaster; the Rev. b. Brennan,
Paradise the Rev. S. T. Rourke, Sha-
mokin; the Rev. Vincent T. Brozys,
Roaring Creek the Rev. b. Santor,
ShamolSin; the Rev. George Hespelien,
Annapolis; the Rev. Francis w. Ward,