Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-16

Manchester, Pa, June ia sur
prise party was held at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Ream. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Zellers, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bren-
neman. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter julius. Mr..
and Mrs. John Diehl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Rented. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Wilt, Alvin Zellers, John Aellers'
Grace Zellers, Pauline Rentzel; Mar
garet Rented, Francis Rentzel, Ma
RE Diehl, Eline Diehl, Estella Fry
singer, Helen Jacobs, Louise Jacobs
Cialr Jacobs, Stewart Jacobs, Erwin
Dittenhafer and William Jordon;.
Miss Flora Hartman and Miss Mapel
Gross left for Detroit, where they
will spend some time with Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Gross.-Edward Spang-
Ter, of York, will sing seVeral selec-
tions at the services in the Lutheran
Church tomorrow evening. Inc
Subject of the Rev. II. l.. Gerstmyer S
sermon will be THE Life of NOBODY.
A. J. Henry, of York Haven, sang
two pleasing numbers last SUNDAY
eyening.-Miss Lille Craley' or Reo
lion. was entertained at the NOME
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Bowers over
Sunday. = Franklin Yinger, man
carrier, is confined to bed by sich-
r ess. Ray Jacobs is carrying liie
mail during Mr.. Yingers aosenGe.~
Master George Blymier' Oh DaiI1 1t NI,.
town, is spending the week WIN MI e
and Mrs. o. w. Reachard. r,o,,is-
Enders. = ]. B. Knouf, OF HarlIts-
burg, is the guest OF M ms ond mloIHT MIS-
Mrs. ]. w. Knouff. - MI anu M 90. %
Moses E9ders snandinr re5nrnea Several % weeks
IuesuaSS Iti aSSeir SON Oscar Enders and
fsmilv. Wi1i at I.ykens. = II. NJ, Sweigard,
IF Harrisburg, spent Sunday at tne
home of his parents. Mr. ,ftnr afr serv.
ed as iuryman at Harrisburg, TINS
week, - Mrs. Robert Fields IS SER
ously i'll at the home OF her parents
the Rev. and Mrs. Fl: n. Featie re North.
umberland. = Edward Enders, ROD
ert Enders. Mrs. II. e. Whitmoyer'
MIR. and Mrs. B. p. Drum, were V,slt- Sns
ors here, on TUESDAY, od m MT r. aIH Harris q
burg, on Wednesday. = Mrs; JaGQp
Enders is spending the week with
her son, Henry Wilbert. at FRO.
gress. Mrs, T. j. SnoeIllaiheI, o,s ~
Tuesday.
Rerrysburg. - Miss Jennie Weiser
and Mrs. Jane Bergstresser returne,a
vps,t yGp hheis here. M. S. Daniel is serving
as grand juryman at Harrisburg thls
week. - Childron's Day will be OBJ
served in the usual way In tne
ING June il. = Forest Kebaugh and
paul Lehman are home from school
on their summers vacation. - Ken
nard Mcfarland, of Harrisburg: visit
Mrs, Deiner and children, of Eliza
bethviIle, spent several days with
friends
MIIIerstown.--Mr. and Mrs Charles
Pike, who have been visiting at the
home of William Bollinger. returned
to their home at Washington, d. c.
on Wednesday. = Mrs. Carrie Trout.
man and daughter, Ernestine, spent
Sunday with friends. at Liverpool. =
George G. Beaver and family were the
guests of Lewis Dimn and daughter,
olive. on Sunday. - Mrs. Martha
Pretz and daughter. Miss Helen Pretz'
were visitors in Harrisburg. - MISS
state Hospital in Harrisburg. spent
SUNDAY with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Menghes. = Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Wagner, of Lemoyne,
were guests of their parents. over
SUNDAY. - Mrs. o. o. Wagner and
son. orlando. who had spent a month
with her parents at wooster, OHIO,
have returned home. - Miss Mar
garet Hines. of Thompsontown, is the
guest of her brother. the Rev. G. f.
Hines. - Mr.. and Mrs. John Brinton.
of Camp Hill. were weekend guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Kipp. = Miss Myrtle Kearhart is Wis
iting her mother at HARRISBURG :
Misses Kathryn and Sara Riekabaugh
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shuman Wis
tied friends at Newport: Sunday. :
Jonas Noll. of Green Park. spent
Monday with his brother. Martin
Noll = Miss Jessie Kipp. who spent
several days with friends at Altoona,
Spangler is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Sarah Rowe, at Harrisburg. =
Kenneth Ulsh, a student of Lafayette
College. is spending his vacation with
hts parents. Mr.. and Mrs Addison
U1sh. - Lawrence Knight left Satur-
day for Lewistown where he enlisted
and was sent to Columbus barracks
to go in the United States cavalry
Mrs. Hulda Knight, of Duncannon,
spent Sunday with her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Banks Page.
FIREMEN'S MEMORIAL
Sunbury, Pa, June 16.--Six hun
dred firemen took part in the an