Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-06
MIDDLETOWN
Three Fire Companies
Nominate Their Officers

The three fire companies held their
monthly meetings last evening and
the Following officers were nominated
and will be elected at the meeting in
the first Monday in December:
Rescue Hose Company: President,
Grant Souders; vice-president, Ross
Houser; secretary, c. r. Bausman;
financial secretary, Clarence Werlich !;
treasurer, John H. Stipe and James
Arnold one to be elected; foreman,
James Arnold, Clarence Werlich,
William Brubaker, one to be elected;
nrst assistant, William Schooling,
samuel Galley, Benjamin Houser, one
10 be elected; second assistant, Joe
Brandt, William Hopkins, one to be
elected; third assistant, James Hend-
rick, Lenius Heagy. one to be elected; !;
Janltor, Penrose Rhan; chief COM
mittee, Benjamin Zimmerman, Ross
Houser, c. r. Baussman, Harry Judy,
William Schooling, three to be elect
ed; hrst assistant chief, Morris Cain,
clarence Werlich, one to be elected.
Union Hose Company: President,
Harry Shireman, P. j. Slause, Rus
sell Bauchmoyer, one to be elected;
1lrst Vice-president, Howard Peters,
Roy Dasher, one to be elected; sec
ond vlce-president, William Grow;
secretary, e. r. Beck; treasurer,
Harry Whye; chaplain, the Rev. I. H.
Albright; trustee, w. J. Roop, John
Calhoun, Russell Bachmoyer, one to
be elected; foreman, Russell Bach
moyer, Alfred Rothrock, William
Cross, one to be elected; first assist
ant foreman, Russell Houser, George
Baker, one to- be elected; second as
| sistant foreman, Dewey Herr, Leroy
Robinson, one to be elected; direc-
tors, Harry Shireman, William Crow
Weir Deckard, Harry Whye, Grant
| Auch, w. J. Roop, four to be elected
patrolmen, Alfred Rothrock, Abram
photograph, Roy Dasher; delegates to
! chiefs convention, George Myers
| w. ]. Roop, Howard Peters, HARRY
| Shtreman, three to be elected; JAM.
tor, Howard Peters, Adam Kicker.
nell, one to be elected.
Liberty Fire Company: President
John Wagner; vice-president, j. w
| Metzger; secretary, II. e. Moore
treasurer, William Scheutz; trustee
| G. s. Few; foreman, s. O. Detweiler,
| first assistant, w. e. McCreary; sec.
ond assistant, John Embick; engi.
neer, George Thomas; first assistant
| William Zimmerman; second assist.
| ant, w. e. Musgrave; hose director
Claude Wheland, John Houser, one
| to be elected.
Mrs. Walter Shellenberger anC
Miss Mary Thurman gave a miscel.
laneous shower last evening at the
home of Miss Thurman in honor ot
Miss Florence Beard. Those present
were: Mrs. Fuller Bergstresser, Miss
Enid Peters, Miss Clara Beck, Mis-.
Mary Peters, Miss Margie Longe,
necker, Miss Florence Beard, Mrs
Walter Shellenberger, Miss Mary Erb
Miss May Thurman, Miss Edna
| Beord, Miss Tillie Nissley, Miss I.y.
| dia Geters. Games were played ant
| prizes were awarded. Clara Becl
and Lydia Peters, first prizes; Marx
Erb and Mary Peters, second; Miss
| Beard received many beautiful gift.
of linen, cut glass and aluminium
ware.
The Mothers Congress Circle will
give a benefit play in the Realty
| Theater Thursday evening and will
show Jane and Catherine Lee in 1.-THE
Little Imps.''
Sergeant Millard f. Houser, now
stationed at Camp Meade, Md, spent
| Saturday and Sunday at his home al
Middletown, Pa, and with friends in
New Cumberland.