Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-12
ed Men to Hold
Big Meeting Saturday

The Tricounty Association of Red
len including Dauphin, Cumberland
nd Perry counties will meet in the
Red Mems Hall, Ann street, on Sat
rday, and will be the hosts of Po-
eto tribe, No. S15, L. o. r. NJ. The
|rogram for the evening will be as
blows: Singing, America; invoca-
ion. Past Sachem d. f. Fishel; ad-
ress of welcome to delegates, repre-
entative from borough council; re-
ponse, Past Great Sachem Charles
b. Pass; address of welcome to the
Red Men from Poketo tribe, No. 80,
}. b. Erisman; response, Norman
Williams, president of Tricounty As
ociations address, Great Sachem L.
Beswick, of Philadelphia. A meet
ng was held by the members last
vening to make final arrangements.
public exercises will be held at y
'clock Saturday morning to which
he public are invited.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie
Ietzger We're held from the home of
her daughter, Mrs. j. b. Rider,
pleasant Valley. The Rev. John
Ebersole, of Lawn, and the Rev. ST.
non Carver, of Bossler church, OIL
lated.
Funeral services for Mrs. Percy
Black, who died at the Mt. Alto
anatorium, were held at Chambers
burg yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Black resided in town before her
cath.
The St Mary's Catholic Church
will hold a social in the Liberty BanG
Hall tomorrow evening.
j, w. Gardner, teacher in the SuS-
suehanna school building, has re-
Zigned his position and accepted a.
POSITION as teacher in the High
chool at st. Mary's, Elkwood, Pa
The pupils of A. S. Quickel, one or
5 he teachers in the grammar school'
Elected the following officers: Presl-
kent, Daniel Gipple; Vice-presldent'
Jeanette McNair; secretary, Grace
kissIey; treasurer, Grace Bauder.
srhe pupils have rented n piano from
Sroup Bros, Harrisburg, for the
present term.
The NJ. Z. Sunday school Will oD-
! |erve Rally Day Sunday morning.
The CONGREGATION of the Church
kf God are satisfied with the return
bf their pastor, the Rev. o. M. Kray-
bill. and a reception will be held fcr
|he Rev. and Mrs. o. NJ. krayblll IN
he near future.
The congregation and many frlends
BIZ the Rev. ]. II. Albright were slad
|o hear that he has been returned
10 Middletown charge for announcer
ear.
Middletown is getting busy in the
liberty Bond Loan. Captains anu
|ieutenants with chairman e. ). Ger
berich had Il meeting in the councll
|hamber and owing to several OF the
Eaptains, who were appointed IN
blace of several who resigned. could
At make reports. First ward, FIRST
brecinct. George Core, captain: sec
bnd precinct. First ward, n. {. Fuhr-
nan:i Second ward, First precinct
A. G. Banks. Assistants, II. Z. BOY
br. IT. S. Roth, II. J. Wickey, r.. e.
eber and A. r. Kern. Second ware.
second precinct, DIR. j. T. Bleeher'
Third ward, first precinct, a. II. Lu-
Ihenbill, captain. Assistants, Eugene
[averty. {. a. Parthemore, y. L.
ross. the Rev. T. c. McCarrell, j. w.
Few and e. l.. Beck. Third ward,
second precinct, NJ. II. Gingrich, cap
tain Assistants, ]. S. McCauley,
Harry Smith, ]. B. Brinser, IL. k.
AIarkley and Is. e. Longenecker'
Royalton, s. H. Nye and Alvin ham
mon; Lower Swatara township, isaac
I'oble. captain; assistants, A. M. EN-
gle. Harvey Wolf, Frank Balsbaush,
Abner Alleman. Addison Lands ana
Jacob Strife; Londonderry township
II, s. Manning, captain; assistants, G..
P. Longenecker, Aaron Alwine, 5. Il.
Teyer, NJ. S. Reider and Levi Peek.
~onewago township, Christian Foitz,
captain. Middletown's share is $lZo'-
300.
The Red Cross Society will hold n
supper in the market house, Emaus
street, on Saturday evening, october
20. A meeting was held at the Red
Cross room this afternoon to make
GYaI nrranppm entS