Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-06
NEWLYWEDS GET
LIVELY SERENADE
Two Young Couples of Mount
Wolf Receive Big Recep-
ton From Their Friends
1856 FROM RALLY DAY
Out of Enrolment of 1O4 Pu-
pills, SO Did Not Miss
Session in Month.
1856 FROM RALLY DAY

Mount Wolf. Pa, Oct. 6.-Newly-
weds of the borough were given n
calithumpian serenade Monday even
ing pN number of their friends.
They were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il:
Wolt and Mr. and Mrs. George Fitz-
kee. Mr.. Wolf is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wolf, one of Mount
Won Oldest merchants, while his
bride is Miss Frances Cecelia Green
await. of York. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the bride
by the Rev. DR.. G. Albert Getty, pas
tor of Zion Lutheran Church, Sep
tember 27. They will live here in a
residence recently erected by Mr.
Wolf Mrs. Fitzkee. before her mar
riage, was Miss Nellie Sipe, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Frank Sipe. of
Mount Wolf. They We're married last
Sunday evening at the United Breth-
rem parsonage by the Rev. II. w.
Fuse. The bridegroom is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Fitzkee, and an en-
ploye at the plant of the American
Wire Fabrics company.-Last Sun
day $756.12 was raised at the annual
Rally Day held at the United Breth-
rem Church. of which the Rev. II. w.
Fuse is pastor. The sum will be
added to the building fund being
raised by the congregation and Sun
day school for a new house of wor-
ship. OF this sum $603.S9 was the
Offering of the Sunday school. The
program rendered during the day
was an attractive one, and was fea-
tured by two addresses by DR.. c. I.
b. Brane, editor of the Religious
Telescope, of Dayton, Ohio. G. A.
Wolf, superintendent of the Sunday
school, was in charge.-Out of an
enrolment of 104 pupils in the three
local schools there were nienty-eight
who did not miss a session during
the first school month of September,
according to the report of the prih-
cipal. Prof. Charles NJ. Everhart. The
average attendance was ninety-nine,
with a percentage of ninety-siX. Fol-
lowing is list of those who did not
miss any time: Arthur Seitz, Paul
Livingston, Lester Sipe, John Nc
Clure, Preston Prowell, Esther Diehl.
Mary Hoffman, Margaret Arnold,
Mary Fries, Eloise Williams, Gladys
| Bloss, Pauline Baney. Myrtle
Ebaugh, Beulah Aughenbaugh; third
and fourth grades, taught by Miss
Bertha Fisher, average attendance
forty-one, per cent of attendance,
ninety-siX. Those present every day:
Edward Livingston, Walter Moul,
Wilbur Lehr, Joseph Stoppard,
Charles Prowell, Eugene Fries Leon
ard Diehl, Richard Sets, John Liv-
| ingston, Lawrence lands, Alva LiV-
ingston, Louise Arnold, Clara Bren-
neman, Anna Lands, Sarah Aughen-
baugh, Adelaide Zuse. Mary Lehman,
Elizabeth Fitzkee, Florence Duering,
Evelyn Kaufman. Eva Keller. Lena
Rodes, Helen Kohr, Eva Brenneman,
Lois Livingston, Anna Knaub, Mil
dred Kankert, Irene Kohr. First and
second grades, taught by Miss Pearl
Shank, number of pupils, thirty
three; average attendance, thirty
two; per cent. of attendance ninety
eight. Those present every day:
Charles Lehman, Leon Poff, Preston
Ebaugh, Rufus Sheppard, Frederick
Baney, Marion Bloss. Edward
Buchar. Harold Bare, Luther Kun
kle. Cletus Brown, Raymond Kohr,
Milton Bloss, Luther Diehl, Harold
Buchar. Mary Herbst. Phyllis Grei-
man, Sophia Wogan, Allene Mel
! horn. Sadie Brenneman, Helen Bare.
Catharine Shank, Florence Sipe and
Helen Fritz-Mr. and Mrs. George
Hoff and daughter, Sarene, who
spent several months at Atlantic City,
have returned home.-Oscar Bare
has returned home from Lorraine,
Ohio. where he was the guest of rel
atiyes.-George w. Waltermyer, of
Stewartstown, spent a day with his
son. Charles Waltermyer. - Mrs.
Samuel Sipe, who has been suffering
from blood poisoning, is reported to
be improving. - John Porter, who
left some time ago for johnson City,
Tenn, has returned to Mount Wolf.
He was employed in the Empire
Table Company of that place.