Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-25
MiddtetOWn
Literary Society Will
Hold Meeting Wednesday

scnooI AUDITORIUM Inc touoWlnS
program will be glyeni Calling to
order installation of officers, who
are president. Nisley Ulrichi vice
president, Clarence Wallace, secre-
tary, Miss Harriet Swarts; treasureri
Helen Croo Sons by uphool. I'D
dress by President Ulrlch; reading
of minutes, Miss Swarts, plano solo,
Miss Carol $, Kersohner; referred
question, -Four Reasons Why Cor
many Lost the War; Miss Laura
Hand; violin solo, Forney George;
debate, resolved, tiat u Limited
Monarchy Better Secures the Hap
piness of People Than a Republic,
affirmative, Nissley Ulrich. Miss
Weidnes, Miss *. kuntZ; negative,
Clarence Wallace, Martha Jane Berg
stresser. Decision by house. Vocal
solo. Miss Harriet Swartz; referred
question, Terms of Armistice, Miss
Marian Ulrich; sentiments, jeanette
McNair, Martha Belt, Jean Bristle,
Sara Lindemuth, Permelia Rose,
Harold Gerberich, George Laverty
Raymond Bowman, Floyd Hoffman
and Vincent TritCh. Music by school,
reading of cycle, Miss Mcclure.
Mrs. John Groupe, who was cap
tain of the second precinct, First
ward, in the United War Work Fund,
entertained the lieutenants at her
home on South Swatara street. on
saturday evening, after a social hour
had been spent refreshments We're
served to the following lieutenants,
Miss Blanche Churchman. Miss Irene
Churchman, Miss Mary Neagle and
Mrs. George Cain and the other
guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. b. w.
furtz and daughter, Miss Mabel
Kurtz.
c. Lloyd Lindemuth, who has been
mail carrier in town for the past
year has resigned and will leave De-
cember l for Mechanicsbug, where
he will take charge of the dental
parlors of the late DR.. Samuel Zu-
fall, which Mr. Lindemuth pur-
chased.
The First United Brethren Sun
y school held its annual rally day
of the Sunday school yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock. The follow
ing progra mwas given: Song by
school: invocation. the Rev Il. A.
G., Bossler, address of welcome.
superi1r endent of the school, u. b.
keiffer; song by school; reading of
lesson. by school; solo, THE Prodi-
gals Return" Corporal Humphrey
Roberts of the cloth Aero Squad
ron of the Aviation Depot, violin
solo selected. Wilbur Fink; solo,
Hold Thou My Hand" Mrs. Cath
crime Stickell, instrumental trio.
selected, Jacob Fink, son and daugh-
ter, marking Of class records; ad-
dress the Rev S. V. Gergen, secre-
tary of the Y. NJ. c. \. at the. Avia-
tiOn Depot. reort and announcement,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kinsey, OF
Swatara street, received Il telegram
from the War Department, Wash
ington, J.. c., that their son, Daniel
who is a member of Com
papy /, 112th Infantry, was injured
during the month of September,
while in action overseas.
The fourth quarterly conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held next Saturday evening
and district superintendent, DR..
Burns. will be present.
The ushers association of the St
Peters Lutheran Church, will meet
in the Iarish house tomorrow even-
ing The fund has received an
other $500 subscription.
The annual Thanksgiving services
will be held in the Church of God
morning at o'clock.
The Rev. T. G. McCarrell, pastor of
the Presbyterian Church will preach,
collection will be turned over to
the local Red Cross Chapter.
Miss Lillian Fought and Miss Mary
StotZ, of Mechanicsburg, are the
guests of the formers aunts, Mrs
John Statter and Mrs Grace Ruhl,
North Gnion street.
Woodin II. Clemens. inspector of
the local car plant, for the Pitts
burgh laboratory, has been trans
ferred to the American car and foun-
dry Elant at berwick, Pa.
Miss Victoria Kavanaugh, Miss
Nellie Seltzer arf Miss Oma Lutz,
spent Sunday at Strinestown, York
county, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Fitzgerald.
Miss Cora Flowers, trained nurse
at the Noristown Hospital, is spend
ing the week in town as the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Flowers, South Catherine street.
Two hundred and fifty coIored
soldiers arrived at the Ordinance
Deport on Saturday from Camp
Ga, and S5 white sol
diers from Fort Sill, oklahoma.
Kirk Schwan spent the past three
days at Mt. Wolf, York county.
Mrs. Grace Whitman, has gone to
East Orange. \. j., where she will
visit her aunt, Mrs. Morris Moss, for
the week.
Chester Shenfelt is spending sew
eral days at New York city, as the
guest OF his brother, Frank Shenfelt.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Nc
kinley was held from her late home
In East Emaus street this after
noon, with services at , o'CEJck. T1e
Rev. Fuller Bergstresser, pastor of
The st. Peters Lutheran Church Off
ciated. Burial was made in the
Cemetery. The pail
bearers were Charles Myers, c. Ober,
Harry Hess and Harry Hamaker.
Mrs. Claude Fox, OF Philadelphia,
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. O. |
NJ. Swartz, North Spring street, for
several days.
Noyle Duper, who is under train |
ng for the government at the Leb- |
anon Valley College, Annville, spent !
Sunday in town as the guest of his |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Duper, !
imans street.
Charles Hughes, who is a mem. |
Der of ths 50Srd Aero Squadron at |
he aviation depot and played on |
he football game between their |
IN, and tho .ahauou IIfgl eohoo1 |