Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-06
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week with relatives at Millersburg.-
Miss Margaret Rickenbaugh, of East
Waterford. is the guest of Miss Kath-
crime Short.-Mrs. Roy Campbell en-
tertained in honor OF her husbands s
birthday. over fifty relatives and
frlends were present. The evening
was spent in music and games. Re-
freshments were served. Mr.. Camp
bell was presented with many useful
gnts.-On account. of the absence of
the pastor. the Rev. H. s. Kiefer, of
the United Brethren Church, there
Will be no morning service The
evening sermon will be preached by
member of the conference.-the
Holy Communion and reception of
new members and baptism of chill
dren will be celebrated at Salem Luz
theran Church on Sunday.
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
The Literary Society of the Swatara
Township High School was organized
Thursday morning. The following Of
fcers were elected: President. James
Meyer; vice-president. Morris Youtz
secretary, Goldie Fackler; assistant
secretary, Edna Cassell treasurer,
John Brightbill; pianist, Helyn Green
await; assistant pianist, Maude Ny
ers; editor, Luverne Snavely; assist
ant editor, Albert Morris; reporter,
Ralph Logan.
The various classes of the high
school have organized. the following
being the corps of officers: Senior
class-President, Walter Vogt; vice.
president, Wayne Horner; secretary.
REea Boyer, treasurer, Charles Reh-
kughler. Junior rclass-President, Ern-
est Fleisher; secretary, Helyn Greena-
walt; assistant secretary, Romaine
Brehm; treasurer. Goldie Fackler.
Sophomore class - President. Omer
Kline; secretary, Maude Myers. Fresh
man class-President, Meade Hager:
vice-president, Melvin Hooker; secre-
tary, Lenore Rice; treasurer, Paul
Eshenaur.
Supervising Principal Faber f.
Stengle reports an enrolment of one
thousand sixty pupils in the school
district. This Is the largest enroll
ment on record. The high school has
siXty-two pupils. the per cent. of at
tendance for the month being 95. The
following members had perfect at
tendance during the first month of
school: Waynes Horner. James Meyer,
Walter Vogt. William Neubaum. Earl
Reed. Romaine Brehm. Enda Cassell.
Walter Aungst. Christian Beck, Jo-
seph Cooper, Harrison Kider, Mary
Clemens, Foster Aungst, Paul Eshen-
aur, Meade Hager, Clyde Hammersla,
Melvin Hooker, Lloyd Keim. Edward
Kendall, Joseph Kerr, Ryle Martz,
Isabel Baker, Margaret Cooper, Mabel
Elliott, Violet Grove, Florence Heilig.
Mary Houck, Lillian Klaus, Lenore
Rice.
Following is the honor roll for the
month of September, an average of
ninety per cent. having been attained:
Walter Vogt. John Brightbill, Ro-
Rehkughler, Meade Hager, Clyde
Hammersla, Harrison Krider Lloyd
keim. Foster Aungst. Lillian Maus,
Helyn Greenawalt.
Claude Rupp, a member of the soph-
omore class, who was injured in a
runaway accident, expects to return
to school Monday.
A Tom Thumb wedding will be
given in the high school room Tues
day evening, October 23, for the bene-
fit of the Victrola fund.
The basketball squad expects to
begin practice next week under the
direction of Prof. Lutz.
William Holmes, mechanic at the
steel works. had his hand badly hurt
this week and will be laid up for
weeks.
Ruth, the eight-year- daughter
of the Rev. and Mrs. D. e. Ripley.
was operated on at the keystone Hos
pital for throat trouble and is rap
idly improving.