Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-24
SO WILL ENTER
STEELTON HIGH
Program Announced For
Grammar Transfer Exercises
Friday Evening

Ninety-nine members of the A
Grammar grades in the Steelton
schools will receive certificates of pro-
motion into the High School at the
annual transfer exercises to be held
in the High School auditorium Friday
evening. Forty-three of the students
are boys and fifty-siX are girls.
The faculty includes G. w. Henry,
principal; n. A. Yeany, Nora NJ.
Grouse and May b. Osman in the Cen
trail Grammar School and G. f. How
ard, principal, in the Hygienic school.
The program will include: March,
Universal City," High School Or
music. The National Hymn OF
Praise" (BellinD, transfer class; dec
lamation, The Worlds Greatest
Achievement" (MacDonald), Ernest
Irwin Mclaughlin; talk, Birds and
Bird Day." Vance Austin Boyer; reci-
tation, Sail On! Sail On! Sail On!"
(Miller), Richard Dennis Crowley;
music, chorus, who VIII Come With
Me" (Gluch, class; autobiography,
picture "St. Barbara" (Palma il
Vecchio), Mary Eva Shelley; talk,
THE Glass of 1920,' Agnes Rebecca
Mace; music, Clean, o Silver
Stream" (P. de Faye) biography,
John James Audubon" Every Day
Plans" Elizabeth May Hummer; reci-
tation, "The Old Flag Never Touched
the Ground" (Anon), Hattie Lynora
Roberts; talk, Description of Per-
son." Hazel Elenora Heck; music,
From Railway Carriage" (Hadley), 4,
class; Efficiency, No. l." Lille May
Zimmerman, of the Senior class of
the High School; Efficiency, No. H.
Lucinda Ruckle Clave: music, Song
of the Years" .(Brechelt), class; con-
ferring of certificates of promotion,
w. F. Darby Esq, president of the
School Board; address, the Rev.
George N. Lauffer; music, patriotic
grade song, THE Star Spangled Ban
ner," class of 1920; music, exit march,
"Pennant Winners" High School Or
chestra.
Those who will receive certificates
of promotion include:
Central Grammar School
Samuel Brightbill Armstrong,
Beulah Margaretta Arnold, Susan
Shope Attick, Russell Behman, Edwin
William Bennett, Frank Berko, John
Reese Beyrent Gladys Helen Billet,
Vance Austin Boyer, George Robert
Brashears, Edith Eleanor Brett. Ell
mer Leon Bretz, Elmira Anna Susan
Bretz, Sam Frank Bucceri, Pauline
Winifred Callaghan, Lucinda Ruckle
Clave, Alma Normahal Coulter, Rich
ard Dennis Crowley, Emma Cuddy,
Caroline Frances Cunjak, Peter Allen
Day, Mabel Irene Deibler, Myrtle Viola
Diegel, Tony Nicholas Donatella,
Beatrice Marian Donelly, Sarah Eliza
beth Dress, Lawrence Eugene Evans,
Thelma Margaret Felker Mary Cath
crime Fine, Catherine May Fisher,
William Paul Funk, Margaret Ann
Gassner. Blanche Viola Gibb, Irene
Goodfellow, Hazel Elenora Heck,
Grace Isabel Hershey, Luther Hiler,
George Leroy Hoffman, Claire Bethel
Hoon, Clarence Clemens Hughes,
Elizabeth May Hummer, Charles Ross
Isenberg, Annie Mary Jacoby, Ruth
Frederick Koch, Barbara Anna Kofalt,
Gertrude Edith Lacob, Hyman Jacob
Lacob, Catherine Cecilia Lindemuth,
Sara Agnes Lodge, Mildred Frances
Wellar Lord, Agnes Rebecca Mace,
Tony Magnelli, Martin Boyer Miller,
Emory Clayton Myers, Margaret Eliza
beth McCurdy, Ernest Irwin Nc
Laughlin, May Ruth Nelson, Harry
Arthur Noll, Esther Irene Powder,
Richard Badly Reider, Paul Franklin
Reisch, Evelyn Josephine Rolin, Ruth
Anna Schlessman, Arlow Jesse Shank,
Emmett Shelley, Mary Eva Shelley,
Lewis Abram Sherman, Anna Zemora
SmeltZer, John Paul Sostar, Ora May
Spickler, Bruce Henderson Sphinx,
Mazda Elizabeth Stahler, Pauline
Marie Stevick, Catherine Louise Stiles,
Arthur Wilhelm Stouffer, Elizabeth
Isabel Tolbert, Margaret Augusta
Vanatta, Ruth Elizabeth Walker,
Ethel Pauline Watson, Louise Mildred
Westhafer, William Albert White
bread, John Marcus Williamson, Israel
Calvin Wolf, Benjamin Cyrus Yoffe,
Hannah Hirsch Zerby.
Hyglenic School
Lucille Askins, Roy Ausberry, Will
liam Raymond Frye, Clifton Henry
Hammond, Nelson Albert Jackson,
Archie Lewis Jackson, Hattie Lynora
bella Stevenson, Robert Edward Will
liams, Yena Catherine Willis.
Corbet Funeral Friday. - Funeral
services for William Alexander Corbet,
a veteran of the Civil war, who died
yesterday, will be held Friday evening
at $40 o'clock at his late home 43
North Front street. Further services
will be held Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of a brother-in-
law at Carlisle. The Rev. DR.. Steck
and the Rev. Mr.. Smith, of Carlisle,
will officiate Burial will be made in
the Old Graveyard at Carlisle. Mr.
Corbet was rs years old and death was
due to tuberculosis of the throat. He
was a member of Post 102, G.. A. r.
Carlisle.
Increase Saving Limit. Elimina-
tion of some restrictions in the postal
savings department at the local post
office was announced by Postmaster
NJ. M. Cusack yesterday. Single de-
positors hereafter may deposit funds
up to $1,000 instead of $500 as form
erly and the monthly limit of 500 is
removed.