Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-24
MANY DONATIONS
FOR RHOSPITALSALE
District Managers Report Stock
Enough Promised to Open
a Department Store

Twenty-four district managers Sc
curing donations for the rummage sale
to be held next Thursday, Friday and
Saturday in the Hunter building, zoe
Walnut street for the benefit of the
Harrisburg hospital, report that the
citizens are responding splendidly to
the request for donations for the
event.
Sufficient stock to start up depart
ment store has already been promis-
ed, according to the managers, who
are accepting anything of any value
whatever, that kindly disposed citi-
zens may desire to give.
Method of sending the donations to
the headquarters are through the me-
dunn of the district managers, and
is as follows:
Collections Next Week
Citizens with articles of any de-
scription which they are willing to
give to the rummage sale to be sold
March %, so and 81 for the benefit
of the Harrisburg hospital should
write, telephone or call the district
manager nearest their homes, giving
/
and number of the articles to be do
mated. The manager will arrange for
| collection during the week of march
26, by reporting to the executive
committee, or to Mrs. John Fox
| Weiss.
! movement, should communicate with
Mrs. Herman Astrich, who is in
charge of the merchants committee.
Here are the district managers as
sisned to Harrisburg and nearby dis
| tricts:
Front, Second and Third streets
from Maclay street to city limits;
Mrs. Paul G. Smith, 2432 North Sec
ond; Mrs. Joseph H. Shearer. 24SO
North Second.
Fourth, Fifth. Sixth and Seventh
streets, above Maclay; Mrs. A. b. Mil
Ter, Second and Emerald.
Front. from Hamilton to Broad;
Mrs. William B. Hammond and Miss
Helen Hammond, 1909 North Front;
Miss Sarah Denehey, 1923 North
Front.
Second, Hamilton to Broad; Mrs
John w. Cowden, 1741 North Second;
Miss Julia Graydon, 1903 North Sec
ond.
Front and Second from Broad to
State; Mrs. Harvey f. Smith, 1SO
! State; Miss Fannie McCamant, GIL
North Second
Front, State to Market; Mrs. Henry
Mccormick, sol North Front.
West State and Second street be.
| tween State and Market; Mrs. Mercer
B. Tate 21S North Second.
| Front and Second. between Market
and Vine; Mrs. Henry NJ. Stine, q
South Front, and Mrs. Mead d. Det-
weller, % South Front.
Third, between Maclay and Hamil.
ton; Mrs. David Z. Tracy. 2007 Nortl
Third; Mrs. George S. Reinoehl, 2114
North Third; Mrs. a. E. Buchanan
2109 North Third.
Third, between Broad and Market
Mrs. John B. McAlister, 2S4 Nortl
Third.
Capital, Fifth and Sixth; Mrs. j. S
Lowengard, 229 Forster.
Central district. Third street Il
Pennsylvania railroad, and between
Chestnut and Walnut streets, Mrs
Charles Uttley, 321 Walnut.
Dock street bridge south to Han
over and from Ninth street east "a
city line, Mrs. Charles P. Turner, 104.
RolliSton.
Hanover street south to city lint
and from Cameron street east to cit!
line, Mrs. Henry w. Cough, 14O.
South Cameron.
South Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seven
teenth, Eighteenth, Twentieth and tn,
Pnllauelphla ana Reading railroad
Miss Mary Sponsler. 105 Chestnut.
Melrose district, bounded by Read
ing railroad, Eighteenth and Swatari
streets and the city line, Miss Eliza E
Rutherford, PaXtang, and Miss Har
riet Westbrook, Derry and Twenty
ninth.
Bellevue Park: Mrs. Louis F
Haehnlen, Twenty-first street anC
Bellevue road.
Twelfth to Eighteenth streets be-
tween Market street and the Readint
railroad, Miss Mary Sponsler, 1Oi
Chestnut.
Twelfth street east to city line be-
tween State and Market streets, Mis-.
Mary Sponsler, los Chestnut.
Paxtang district, Mrs. Arthur II
Bailey and Mrs. w. z. Seel.
Camp Hill district, Mrs. Girton d
Smith. Mrs f. w. Cooper and Mrs
]. w. Milhouse.
Riverside district, Mrs. Charlie.
Ryder.
Steelton district, Mrs. Solomon
Hiney.
DunCanpOn Mrs lana c IJort