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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-07
,CHAUTAUQUA AT
MECHANICSBURG
Indications Point to Success
full Week, With Many Un-
usual Attractions
FIREMEN CLEAR SOD
Big Family Reunion at Home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Ellis Bell +

MechanicsbuEg, Pa, July IL
Chautauqua will begin in Mechanics
burg next Saturday afternoon and
will continue for one week. Pres
ent indications are for a large crowd
and tickets are selling rapidly. Thd
program includes unusual attrac-
tions.-The sum of $225 was cleared
by the Citizen Fire Company at a
festival last Saturday night, which
clears the indebtedness of the or1
ganization.-On the Fourth a pleas
ant family reunion was held at the|
Methodist Episcopal. parsonage
when the family of the Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Ellis Bell gathered at homeI
In the happy party were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Buckingham and FAM
lily, of York; Mrs. William KIser and
three daughters. Virginia. Elizabeth
and June, of Pittsburgh, and thd
Misses Lois and Marian BelL-MrsI
August Hendrian and child, of New
York city, were guests OF the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. GI
Eberly.-Professor and Mrs. Park
Singer and daughter, of Lock HavenI
spent some time with Miss Julia|
fleflnger.-Charles Mumma and
family, of Lancaster, spent sewera
days with the formers mother. Mrsl
Elizabeth Mumma,-Miss Alice Glib
son, of Williamsport, spent severa
days with Miss Marian Bell.-This|
evening a festival and food sale will
be held by the Young Peoples Sol
ciety Christian Endeavor of the First
United Brethren Church on thd
church lawn. The Singer Band will
furnish music.-Mrs. A. w. Pent1
was hostess for her Sunday school
class in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, of which Miss Anna ii
Brownawell is teacher, on the lawr1
at her home in South High street or'
Thursday evening. A business ses1
sion was held after which the time}
was spent socially and refreshments
were served.-Mrs. w. II. Fair and
son John, left for a visit to relatives'
in Hork-Dr. j. A. Kilmore was q
visitor at Philadelphia and Atlantid
City.-Mrs. r. D. Long s-ent Tues
day at Harrisburg SingelI
Band of Mechanicsburg, furnished
music on the evening of the Fourth
at Rose Garden, the Mccormick
summer home, at which. time there'
was a gathering of the countryside
and a patriotic DEMONSTRATION
Mrs. Frank Stehle is visiting he'd
daughter, Mrs. Harry Landgraf a /
Washington, D. C.-Wilbur wertzI
of Scranton, spent several days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. GeorseA
Wertz.-Mrs. Ross Lehman spent
several days with Mrs. Wilbur For.
ney, at Oakville.
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IMPORTANT NEWS OF TOWNS In CENTRAL PENNSYLVAN
Halifax Bank Declares
Four Per Cent. Dividend

Halifax, Pa, July 7. - Halifax
National Bank has declared its semi
annual dividend of four per cent.
with one per cent. extra payable to
stockholders July 1. Halifax people
took out $4,000 worth of Liberty
Loan bonds. = Two iron posts were
snapped off at the porch in front of
Amos Swigart's store in Third street
Tuesday morning when Mr.. Swigart
lost control of his automobile and
it struck the porch. - The Rev. H.
B. Shipe, Misses Charlotte Heisler,
Christine Neidig and Mrs. H. l..
Fetterhoff representative Methodist
Sunday School and the Rev. c. Z.
Rettew and Mrs. H. S. Potter the
United Brethren school at the coun-
ty convention held at Millersburg on
Tuesday and Wednesday. = Samuel
, Smith of Halifax and Miss Helen
Hoffman of Mcclellan, were married
Saturday evening at the Reformed
parsonage by the Rev. J. G. Pease.
Captain and Mrs. r NJ Lewis and
daughter, Isabel, returned to their
home in Exmore, Va, on Wednesday
after visit at the nome of the editor
of the Halifax Gazette.-Mrs. Chas.
Still and children returned to their
home in Hummelstown on Sunday
after spending a week at the home
of her sister, Mrs. w. J. Jury. -
Miss Blanche Scholl of Harrisburg,
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c. p. Scholl, in Halifax
township. DR.. F. c. Smith, who
is with the United States army at
Washington, D. c., spent Thursday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Smith. = The Rev. Robert Wolf and
bride, of Harrisburg, were guests of
Mrs. l.. w. Ryan on Tuesday. - Mrs.
Fauber and wife. of Elizabethville,
spent a day in Philadelphia. - w.
w. Davidson, of Harrisburg, was in
town on Monday. = Reuben Lentz
was home from Harrisburg over
Sunday. - The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Pease and Margaret Snyder
spent several days at Baskerville. -
w. II. Miller spent Monday at Har-
risburg. - Cornelius Hoffman spent
Sunday with his father. Peter Hoff-
man, above Enterline. w. L.
Brooker, of Schwenksville, spent sev-
eral days as the guest of Miss Carrie
Shoop. - Howard Heisler of North
umberland, is spending q vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. F.
Heisler. - George S. Tomlinson, is
at Cleveland, Ohio. He was accom-
panied as far as Pittsburgh by Miss
Clara Grimm. who will visit friends
in the Smoky City. Mrs. j. NJ.
Zeigler. of Herndon. spent the week
with her mother, Mrs. Peter Zim-
norman at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James B. Eby. - Raymond
Bressler, who spent the week with
his parents, has gone to Michigan,
where he will attend school. -
Prof. and Mrs. w. G. Rice and two
daughters. of Carlisle, were week
end guests of Mrs. Rice's parents,
Prof. and Mrs. D. c. Bethel. =. Mr..
and Mrs. II. R. Lands spent Sun
day at Berrysburg. - Mr.. and Mrs.
William Garman, of Dauphin, spent
Sunday at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs Charles Zinn below town.
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Grain Crop Bountiful
in Upper End of County

EliZabethville, Pa. July 7. -
Much hay was made by the farmers
in this valley here this week and the
grain harvest, which is bountiful, is
at hand. - Mrs. n. Cragle of Pitts
ton, spent week with her mother,
Mrs. j. +. Youlls. - G. Elmer Culp
and family autoed to Ithaca, n. Y,
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1.
e. Matter. - Fred P. Margerum
spent some time with his brother
at Trenton, n. j. Mrs. Edward
Hugler of Hickory Corners. is the
guest of E. B. Van Newkirk and
family. Mrs. Emma Yeager of
Millersburg. Miss Maggie Novinger,
of Philadelphia, and Harry NJ.
Bonawitz and family of Chester,
were recent guests of Charles E.
Forney and family. - Mr. and Mrs.
Isaiah S. Daniel spent several days
at Harrisburg. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Fl. Knisely and Mr.. and Mrs. P. r.
Wallis spent Wednesday at Dills-
burg.-Mrs. f. e. Eby accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Geiss, of
Seattle. Washington, to Reading on
Monday. - The local shoe factory
closed it's doors for the week for re-
pairs and taking of stock - Carolus
K. Martyr of Chester, spent several
days here. - Mrs. Homer Hearn
and two sons, of Kansas City, Kan.
are guests of Christ Gaupp and
family. = James Brown of Harris
burg, spent several days with his
uncle, Fred w. Fickinger.
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CANNING EXPERT
IN ADAMS COUNTY
State College Representative
Holds Number of Demon
srations For Housewives
SOLDIERS REST ROOMS
Former Student at College in
France With General Per-
shing's Expedition

Gettysburg, Pa, July 7. Under
the direction of the county farm agent,
II. F. Hershey, number of demon
strations were given during the week
to the housewives in the different
parts of Adams county on the subject
of canning fruits. The demonstra-
tions were given by a canning expert
from State College. - Almost every
available place in the town has been
opened as readingrooms and rest
places for the soldier boys. and they
are making good use of them. - A
former citizen of Gettysburg is among
the men who have landed in France
ing. The man. Adolph weidenbach, is
German, who had been naturaliZed
in the Adams county courts while at
tending college here. from which in
TO enlist in the army. = While visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Tressler, near kingsdale.
Mrs. Aaron Spangler, of McSherrys-
sustained a fracture of the right leg.
This is the fourth time the same limb
has been broken. : Two of Gettys-
tices of their acceptance in the Medi-
cal Reserve Corps of the United States
army. DR.. Maurice Weaver, who Is
now connected with one OF the hos
pitfalls at Pittsburgh, has been ordered
to report to Washington in several
weeks, and DR.. Edgar A. Miller, prac-
ticing physician at East Berlin. has
been ordered to provide himself with
the necessary equipment and await
further orders. An unusual sub
scription for Red Cross work was
made through the GETTYSBURG Chap
ter, when Mrs. ]. a. Hankel donated
81 for the training of the Red Cross
dogs. The services OF these inteli-
gent animals are most valuable and
Mrs Hankey has been much inter
interested in the work.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-07
Mount Wolf School Board
Elects Officers For Year

Mount Wolf, Pa, July I. = The
school board has elected 2. H. Gret-
man secretary, and A. II. Ness treas
urer. for the coming school year. D.
Y. Herbst. c. II. Buvher and Jerry
Brown, the auditors, settled the ac-
counts of the board and turned the
books over to the new officers. -
The Ladies' Aid Society of the United
Brethren Church met at the parson-
age on Tuesday evening for a busi-
ness session and at the same time
the pastors wife, Mrs. Rev. w. H.
Zuse. Refreshments were taken to
the home by the society members
and were served at the close of the
Mrs. Charles Cross gave readings.
Miriam Baily and Margie Strevig rem
dered vocal and piano duets. = On
sunday last the stork presented Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Bubb with a daush-
ter. = MI :. Roy Ruhl. who has been
spending some time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rabe, at
Dallastown. has returned to her home,
here. - Mr.. and Mrs. George War
ner are entertaining their niece, Miss
Lillian Furhman. OF Hanover. - Mrs.
H. NJ. Bower and son. Henry Lloyd.
spent sunday at Harrisburg as the
guests of the formers sister, Mrs. h.
L. Knauss. - The Rev. w. II. Fuse.
pastor Of the United Brethren Church,
is spending the week at Baltimore
and other Maryland points. : Paul
GTlSSlnSer, or Ork, Is visiting at
the home of his uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Mummert. Misses
Ella and Nettie Limbaugh spent
Sunday at Red Lion with friends. =
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Park Wogan and
daughter, Sophie. spent the Fourth at
Allentown, visiting Mrs. Wogan's
brother, Karl Eatz, who is a memb er
or the ambulance corps in training
at that place; = Lester Baily and
family, of Philadelphia. are spending
their vacation here as the guests OF
Mr.; Bailey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W Imam Bailey. - Mrs. Charles
kretchman and daughters, from Nc
heesport. are being entertained at
the home of Mrs. Peter Dierdorf,
and Mrs. Harry Beck. of Harrisburg:
Edward Beck. of Philadelphia. and
Charles Beck. of Manchester, spent
the Fourth at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Wolf. - The Rev. H. NJ.
Bower spent the week END at Pine
Grove as the guest of the Rev. H. s,
Dollman, chaplain of the Fourth In
fantry, N. G.. =. Calvin KunkIe. of
Watsontown, is the guest of his par-
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob KunkIe. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Aughenbaugh
OF GoIdsooro, spent several DAYS with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John AughenbauSh. - The Rev. ri
NJ. Bower viii supply the Union De-
post charge of the Lutheran Church
on sunday. = Mrs. w. H. Fuse and
children, Dewitt, ADELAIDE and Helen
spent the Fourth at York Haven a e
II. o. Mead. NAi
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BLAIN's UNION PuCNIo

Blain, july 7.-Blain's union picnic
Will be held at Sherman's park
August II. Mrs. Walter Fry and two
children, Mabel and Lula, have re-
turned from visit to the family of
!. L. Smith at Harrisburg.-Mrs A.
X. Kern and daughter, AnnabelIe. OF
Mlddletown, visited the formers s
father. ]. c. Rickard.-The Rev. and
Mrs. f. V. Strasbaugh, made an auto
trip to Harrisburg on Tuesday.-w.
+. Sheaffer and Jacob Shaeffer, of
Allentown, stopped here to visit ].
G. Reeder and family, on their re-
turn trip from a visit in Ohio and
Indiana.-Miss Mae Wentzel. a SEN
Tor student of the New England
Conservatory of Music, Boston,
Mass, has returned home to spend
the summer vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Wentzel-
Mrs. John Shumaker, of Harrisburg,
visited her sister, Mrs. G.. w. John
son.-Cloyd Morrow, of Traer, Ia,
Is visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary e.
Morrow.-Mrs r. +. Swartz and
baby, of Harrisburg, are visiting her
grandparents.
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WILL INSTALL OFFICERS

Shippensburg, July 7.-To-morrow
officers will be installed in. Messiah
United Brethren Christian Endeavor
society as fallows: President Wayne
Jacoby; vice president, Francis Over;
secretary, Walter Shuman; treasurer.
Mabel Burtsfield: leader, Minnie
Jacoby; organist, Mrs. Clyde Coover:
junior superintendents, Florence
Clippinger, Mrs. Cora Fitzgerald and
Mrs. Clyde Coover.-Leila Horn is
spending several days at Greencastle.
Miss Mildred and Marion Shade
are spending several days at Har-
risburg.-The Rev. J. w. Grimm, of
York, spent several days in town and
preached in the Messiah United
Brethren church on Sunday.-Misses
Clara and Bertha Crusey are visiting
In Virginia - Mary Johnston is
spending the week at Greencastle.
Dolby Shoop has returned from a
visit at Marion.-Albert Sheaffer, of
Camden, N. J., spent several days
here.
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Mail Carrier Retires =
After 20 Years Servic,

Union Deposit, Pa, July u
William Phfeils has retired afted
carrying the mails for twenty years.
between Swatara Station and Union
Deposit. George Miller has now &C !
cepted the position. Preaching
services will held in the United
Brethren Church tomorrow evenind
at 7.3O o'clock by the pastor, thd
Rev. George 'Hallman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Etter spent Sunday al
Neffsville visiting Mrs. Jacob Landis|
A valuable horse died for Samuel
Wilmer. - Mrs. Mary Hamake
spent Tuesday at Harrisburg. - MrI
and Mrs. Ira Shoop of West Pitts
ton spent part of the week with hid
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John ri
Shoop. - Mr.. and Mrs. John MI
Baker spent Wednesday near Rock
vile visiting his sister. Mrs. q
Miller - Mrs. John Stauffer oI
Harrisburg. spent several days with
her son, Frank Stauffer and family'
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Keiffer and
daughter, Kathryn. accompanied ID
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaa
Keiffer. spent Sunday at Annvill{
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Light. -
Harvey Nye of Granville, spenI
Sunday with his brother, Irwin
Hughes and family. - Mrs. David
Smith spent Sunday near Shope'J
Bethel, visiting Mrs. Samuel BalsI
baugh. = Miss Ruth Patrick oI
Campbelltown visited her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph EtteI
on Monday - Miss Sarah Etter and
Miss Martha Kline spent Sunda}
near Hanoverdale, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Evans. - Miss Margare=
Hartman of Steelton. after spendin
some time with her grandmother
Mrs. Maggie Hartman. has returne
home. - Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gin
der. accompanied by Mrs. Ginder'
brother. Thomas Peiffer and father
John u. Peiffer. spent Sunday
Steelton, visiting the latter's sor
Howard Peiffer and family. - Jane
Rambo of Selinsgrove. spent severa
DAYS with his sister. Mrs. William
Phfeils.
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Boys Brigades of Newport
and Millersburg in Camp

Millerstown, Pa, July MEM
bers of the Boys Brigade from New
port and Millerstown are camping
at Echo Grove, near here, this week.
C. E. Corning and family, of North
Dakota, and Mr.. and Mrs. Shell and
son, of PaXtang, visited John Rhoads
and family. on Tuesday William
the home of D. NJ. Rickabaugh for
several days.-Miss Anna Rowe is
visiting her brother, Josiah Rowe,
Jr., at Harrisburg.-Mrs. Grace
Deitzler and family spent the Fourth
at Lancaster with her sister, Mrs.
Harry Armstrong.-Thomas Gard
ner, of Huntingdon, visited his aunt,
Miss Jane Sheaffer, on Tuesday. -
DR.. Roscoe Hall, of Baltimore, is Vis-
iting his mother, Mrs. ]. c. Hall. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Johnson and
daughter, Anna Lacey, of Washing
ton, D. c., automobiled here on Sun
day to visit Mrs. Johnsons parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Wingert. Mrs.
Wingert accompanied them back to
Washington on Tuesday.-Prof. and
Mrs. ]. F. Adams and children, of
Millersburg, have returned to their
cottage, above town, for the sum-
mer. - Miss Mary Rowe went TO
York Tuesday to visit her sister. Mrs.
George Klopp. - Banks Stoner, of
Altoona. his mother, Mrs. Stoner,
Mrs. Seiber and Mr.. Awker, of Mif-
fin, visited at the home of d. NJ.
Rickabaugh on Sunday.-Mrs. James
Neck, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Heckard,
of Millersburg; Mrs. Mary Lohman
and Dick Bollinger, of Harrisburg,
attended the funeral of Mrs. North
Bollinger on Monday. Mr. and
Mrs. James Ross, of Altoona, is
spending the week with Ed. Maugus
and family. Mrs. Martin Rowe
and son, Earl, spent Wednesday in
Newport with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Williams. Mrs. Earle
Matthias and son, Paul, of Moccasin,
Montana, arrived Tuesday to visit
her mother. Mrs. Andy Pines.-Miss
Ella Page is visiting in Bellefonte.-
DIR. A. l.. Holman left Wednesday
for Richmond, Va, where he has
accepted n government position. -
Casper Swartz. of Lemoyne, spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pieffer. Jacob Dietrich
and daughter, Mrs. Roy Patton, and
daughter, Ethel, of Lemoyne, spent
Wednesday with his son, John Del
trich, at the Ward House. - Master
Paul Sheridan. of Harrisburg, is
spending this week with Mrs. Martha
Karstetter - Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min Hughes, of Osceola, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rounsley. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Wright visited
Amos Stahl on Sunday. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Lupfer, of Steelton, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward. -
Mrs. John Hetrick and daughter,
Miss Edna, of Middletown. Conn.
left on Tuesday on a short visit at
Altoona. - Ralp Beaver, of Pitts
burgh, is spending vacation with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Beaver.
The D. A. Snyder Bible Glass was
entertained at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Bollinger.-Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Anspach and son, of York Haven,
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Kaufman. - Len Nc
Glenican, of Chester, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. George Crane. Port
Roush, of Huntingdon. spent We'd
nesday with his mother, Mrs. Dore
Roush
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CENTRAL PENNA. PERSONALS

MIffIintown. - Mr.. and Mrs. Clair
V. Brehm and little daughter. of
Williamsburg, are guests of Mrs
Brehm's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
B. Crawford. - Mrs. Ralph Espen-
schade. of MELVILLE. is visiting at the
Frederick Espenschade home in Third
street. - Roy T. Kreider of Akron
Ohio. is spending several days win
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. A. kreld
er. = William Roberts, of Philadel-
phia, is spending the summer months
with his grandparents, Mr.. and MRS.
Albert Hackenberger. = Miss Beth
Jones, of Tyrone. is visiting at the
James Sterett had as her guests over
Sunday. her mother. Mrs. James Robt-
son and daughter. Mrs. Clarence Will
son and two daughters, OF Altoona,
and Mrs. Ralph Lucas and two daugh-
ters, of Trenton, n. J. - Mrs. John
K. Robson is spending some time
with her daughter. Mrs. William
Weber. at Harrisburg.
Pillow. - Mr.. and Mrs. Burlington
and sons and Mrs. Cyrus Burlington
spent several days at Phillipsburg
with the formers brother. = MIR. and
Mrs. Walter Smoke and children spent
several days at Berwick. - Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Meyer and daughter are
visiting in town. = Paul .Stolar and
Miles Long. of Palmyra. visited in
town on Saturday. - Miss Cora Snyd-
er is spending several weeks with her
sister at Montandon. - Mrs. Samuel
Stine and daughter, of Harrisburg,
are visiting her parents, here. - Will
liam Boyer is spending several weeks
at Johnstown with his son. - Thomas
Snyder and son were at Harrisburg
Kiehl and son. of Lebanon. are spend
ing their vacation in town. = Mr..
Smoke, Of Millersburg, spent several
days with his daughter. Mrs. George
Snyder. - Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Annspach and son, of Philadelphia,
are spending their vacation here.
Sunbury.-Oliver X. Cowell, State
President of the Order of Elks, with
Mrs. Cowell, are on an automobile
trip to Boston.-Misses Hazel Zimm-
ermap. Beulah Zimmerman and
Robert Zimmerman left to-day for a
Aberdeen, S. D., and Portland, Ore
Mrs. Elda Walker and Miss Minnie
Martz. of Shamokin. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Noll. = Mrs. Samuel
Welker. Mrs. Robert Grouse and Mrs
William Seasholtz visited in Blooms
burg. = Mrs. Walter Reubendall and
Mrs. James Shields spent a day at
Harrisburg. = Mrs. Andrsw Glasser
spent day at Harrisburg. - Mr..
and Mrs. j. D. Wagner are visiting
friends at Herndon. Mrs. ]. II.
Scott is visiting friends at Atlantic
City. = Miss. Ella and Clara Kemp
of Alice street, is visiting relatives
at Harrisburg. - Bruce Rabuck. of
Detroit, Mich. is visiting relatives
here.
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CARRIER SERVICE
AT MILLERSBURG
New System Put Into Effect
by Post Office Department
This Week
THIEVES TAKE POTATOES
One of Millersburg's Park
Squirrels Killed by Elec-
trio Wire

Mllersburg, Pa, July 7.-Letter
carrier service was ushered in at
Millersburg on Monday morning and
is giving entire satisfaction through
out the town and may In the near
future be extended to Lenkerville
and Wiconisco Terrace. The car
riers are Paul NJ. High and Lee
L. Lehman, with Frank Neck as
substitute. There are two business
deliveries and two deliveries which
take in the entire borough. Tho first
business delivery leaves the post
office at $50 and the others are at
s a. m. and 1.30 and 4.45 p. NJ
Gardeners on the n. NJ. Freck plot
of ground east of town are already
having trouble with petty thieves,
who are stealing early potatoes
On Tuesday night thieves entered the
granery at the farm of Michael
Radel, near Killinger, and made
away with lot of smoked meats and
hams.-Despite the fact that a large
amount of explosives were used here
by the small boys on the Fourth, no
accidents were reported.-One of the
three remaining squirrels in the
parks ran against live wire several
days ago and was instantly killed.
The funeral of Lewis Seal, who
was found drowned in the river on
Tuesday morning, took place on
Wednesday. Seal was loading lum-
Der on a flatboat and fell into the
river sometime on Monday afternoon.
Harry Klinger, a United States
regular, stationed in the Panama
Canal Zone. during the past year,
is visiting his home, east of Millers-
burg.
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Sermon to Valley Grange
at Lewisberry Church

Lewisberry, Pa, July Z. - On Sun
day afternoon, at O'Clock, the Rev.
L. z. Wilson will deliver a sermon to
the Valley Grange, No; 1850. Of Lewis
copal Church. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w:
Coover and sons, Vance, Glenn and
Mark, of Lemoyne. were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cline
guest OF her sister. Mrs. L. Ebert VIII
Robert sutton and Glenn straiey are
spending several weeks camping at
Inglenook. - w. H. Erney and chill
Walter and Harvey Bailets. of New
Cumberland; Walter ]. Erney. of Chi
cago. Ill, and Bruce Bailets, of De-
troit. Mich, were guests this week OF
Mr.; and Mrs; Harvey. Erneyi - Mr.
of York, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
H. NJ. Sutton. = Miss Anna Sutton re-
turned from a weeks visit with
friends at Lemoyne. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Yocumtown with their son and his
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Downs
Mrs. Downs is i'll with appendicitis
Brothers" class of the Methodist
F. Sutton, held a festival on the com
mons. The proceeds were given. to
the Red Cross. - Miss Sue Miller has
returned home from visit with rela-
ttves at Harrisburg. = Mr.: and Mrs.
Wednesday evening at Harrisburg
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. .Brenneman and
w. A. Parks took an auto trip to
York on the Fourth and were guests
Smith. = George Bower was at Har-
risburg on Monday. = Miss Carrie
Urich, of Goldsboro. is visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Miller.