Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-20
IMP ORTANT NEWS OF TOWNS In CENTRAL PENNSYLVANI
jolly Party on Birthday of
Little Elizabeth Malehorn

Mount Wolf, Pa, Oct 20.-Mr
ana Mrs. A. H. Malehorn entertained
party of little folks at their home
on Tuesday evening in honor of the
third birthday anniversary of their
daughter, Elizabeth. The evening
was pleasantly spent in games and
other diversions. At 1890 O'Clock a
luncheon was served. The guests
were: Blanche Shearer, Lottie
Shearer, Ada Sipe. Margaret Baney,
Elmtre Aughenbaugh. Esther Trout,
Sarah Baney, Ruth Livingston, Flor
ence Smith. Almena Kaub. the latter
from Saginaw; Margaret Melhorn.
GLADYS Knaub, Gladys Slough, Anna
Iandes. Susie Kunkle. Margie Dietz,
Florence Dietz. Anna Brenner. Mabel
Good, Carrie Frantz, Phyllis Balm,
James Fitzkee, Harry Hoffman,
Jacob Fitzkee, Earl Hoffman, Sam
uel Baney, Stewart Holler, Harry
Watemeyer. Harry Shearer, Howard
Smith, Henry Williams; John Nc
Clure, Walter Sipe. Kenneth Mel
horn. Mrs. John Melhorn. Mrs. Sam
uel Flury. Mrs. Oscar Knaub, Mrs.
Walter Sipe, Mrs. John SweitZer, Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Malhorn, daughter,
Elizabeth, and son, Charles; Misses
Arlena and Daisy Brown. the latter
two from Manch cheSter-ErVin Kicker
and brother, Elliot Kicker, have re-
turned home from a motorcycle trip
to Washington and Camp Meade. Md.
Mrs. George FitZkee is i'll at her
home.-A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Brenneman at their
home near here.-There will be no
change in pastors at the Mount Wolf
United Brethren Church here. as the
Rev. Harry w. Fuse has been re-
turned to the congregation by the
Central Pennsylvania conference in
annual session at Waynesboro last
week. This will be the Rev. Mr..
FUSES fifth year in his present pas
torate. George Wolf, who was the
lay delegate from the local congre-
cation has returned home. The Rev.
Mr. Fuse went from Waynesboro to
Myersdale, Nd. where he has fruit
farm before returning home. He will
serve his congregation tomorrow. as
usual.-Flittings have been plentiful
within the past several days during
which time several families moved
to York, while others who have lived
there returned to Mount Wolf again.
Frank G. Fisher and William Num-
inert, both moved to York within
the past two days. Mr.. Fisher sold
his property in Second street to
Charles Brenner before leaving. He
received $1,450 for the place. Mr..
and Mrs. Elijah Stonebreaker, who
moved to York several weeks ago
have returned to Mount Wolf. Dan
iel Klinedinst moved here from
Saginaw during the week.-Henry
Kohr. of Johnson City, Tenn. who
was visiting at the home of his par
! ents Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Kohr, has
returned to Johnson City, where he
| is employed in the Empire Table
| plant.--Mr. and Mrs. C. j. Eisen-
hover and Mrs. S. A. Kohr and son.
Henry, motored to Gettysburg on
Monday where they visited the SOL
dier camp.-Plans for Hallowe'e en-
social by the members of the Boy
Scouts are under way. The affair
will be held in the new headquar-
ters recently secured in Main street.
The interior of the building will be
decorated in accordance with the
Halloween season. Scoutmaster Els
enhower will be in charge-The
members of St. Johns Lutheran
choir are conducting rehearsals in
preparation for the concert to be
given in the church on Thursday.
October 25. The affair will be un-
der the direction of Prof. c. w.
Whisler.-Miss Charlotte Baer. who
spent the weekend at the home of
her grandfather, Jacob Bear. has re-
turned to her home at Goldsboro.