Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-13
AMERICAN YOUTH
NEEDS DISCIPLINE
Theme of Speeches Made Last
Evening at Salem Brother
hood Reception

Speakers last evening at a recep-
ton at the Colonial Country Club, ar
ranged by the Salem Brotherhood for
members of the various Reformed
Churches of this vicinity who belong
to the National Guard all emphasized
the thought that military discipline is
essential to the development of AM
erican youth. They also contrested
the camp of 1898 with its typhoid
fever TO the extreme sanitary condi-
tons prevailing now with practically
no illness.
Bunting and flags frightened the re-
ception room in combination with
spring flowers and 12O men attended.
Norman B. Kurzenknabe presided at
the piano. The idea of the meeting
was not only to honor the soldiers, but
to bring together men of the Reformed
churches and encourage sentiment
in favor of organizing Brotherhoods
In the other churches similar to that
of the Salem church.
Wilson r. Houser, president of Sa-
lem, was toastmaster, and as each
speaker arose j. William Bowman set
off miniature cannon in announce
ment.
Among the speakers were: The Rev.
Harry Nelson Bassler, chaplain of the
Eighth Regiment; DR.. Frank f. ID.
Feckord, chairman of the committee
OF arrangements; william M. Robin
son, Vice-president of the Salem
Brotherhood. and j. William Bowman.
an ex-president; the Rev. DR.. Ellis N.
hremer, of Reformed Salem church;
the Rev. w. r. Hartzell, Penbrook;
the Rev. Homer S. May, Fourth Re-
formed church; the Rev. G. w. Hart
man, St Johns Reformed church; Oil
yer II. Sensenig, Second Reformed
church, Attorney Paul A. Kunkel,
LAeutenat Charles w. Thomas, SerH
Shetron.
Guest List Is Large
Among those in attendance were:
OllVer III. Sensenig, Emanuel n. En-
gle. Henry d. Meyer, Jesse NJ Bretz,
FRANKLIN Fl. Wertz. Charles Gorkes, s.
A. Zarfoos, Isaac Yost, II. D. Seibert
n. IF: Hench, c. Ray Bowman, T. II.
Brlndenbaugh, Robert NJ Koser, Har-
ry Althouse, Frank ]. Althouse, AL
vin Hollinger, II. G. Helm, NJ. J.. Obey,
j. w. Plowman, T.. G. Snyder, j. w.
Martin. j. w. Deibler. c. E. Pollen. Pri-
yate Gordon n. Cassatt, Private j. A.
Brett, Private William Goudy, Pri-
vate James d. Green, Private Wilson
Clter, Private Henry Cocklin, Leiuten-
ant Charles w. Thomas, Sergeant Ma
lor c. Leroy Crist. Private Ira H.
Ensinger, Trumpeter Paul e. Kurzen-
knabe, Wagner Z. Carnathan, Regi-
ment Supply Sergeant John X. Spang-
Ter. Supply Sergeant S. Wilbur Shet-
ron, Sergeant Harry w. Heagy, DIR. G.
w. Hartman, DIR. Frank i. d. Reck-
ord, G. G. Baer. George A. Huffman. j.
f. Runkle, Fl. c. Koom, Ralph c. Cra-
yer, John +. Selsam, the Rev. Ellis
N. kremer, ID. D., ]. William Bowman,
Chaplain Rev. Harry Nelson Bassler,
w. NJ. Robson, Professor II. r. Om-
wake, Leroy II. Hagerling, the Rev.
Homer S. May, w. n. Becker, Charles
NJ. Reckord, II. c. Staffer, John T..
Wilmer, Frank G. Mock, Ellis n.
Kremer. Jr.. A. f. Shirley, A. c. My
ers, Joseph w. Sheaffer, Samuel G..
Getz, Paul A. Kunkle, Private Harvey
e. Deale, Harvey f. Lyter, J. Beck,
George A. Fessler, Rudolph X. Fortna,
Norman b. Kurzenknabe, Christian L.
kautz, William 7. Sutton, William s.
Stambaugh, X. r. Watts, C. l.. Faust,
FL. b. Graybill, the Rev. G. w. Hart
man, c. +. Hautzman, +. H. Kaufman,
A. e. Fasnacht, Hiram S. Kremer,
Frank e. Stevick, e. c. Willis. r. c.
Shull, G. A. Swarger, J. Carnathan, E.
E. Eichelberger, c. IL. Spangler, G.
u. Gray, Arthur j. Ensinger, Private
Roy Hoelle, G. NJ. Hoffer, George f.
Fayman, Adam j. Hahn, Clarence j.
Ritter Iran M. Glace, the Rev. w. Il.
Hartzell, of Pembroke; G.. T.. Burtnet,
NJ. +. Guise, John X. Hull, Harry n.
Yingst, O. Lincoln julius, II. j. Coover,
]. II. Hilegas, w. II. Kautz p. f. Zim-
norman, Harry r. Davis, Felix NJ. Da-
Wis, Harry p. Mosey, William A
F'rantZ, j. Newton Herb.