Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-30
MIDDLETOWN
MISSING MAN
HAS ENLISTED
James Richardson, Who Dis
appeared on July 10, Is
Now at Camp Upton

That James Richardson, who dis
appeared mysteriously on July 10.
had enlisted in the United States
service was revealed when John
Deimler received a postal card with
his picture. He is located at Camp
Upton, \. Y.
Lieutenant Frank Whitman at
Camp Upton, y. Y, spent Sunday
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Whitman. North Union street.
The Fourth Liberty Loan parade
on Saturday had four bands in line.
1t ended at Center Square where a
grandstand had been erected. The
Rev. DR.. Robert Bagnell. of Harris
burg, gave a talk on the Fourth Lib
the principal speaker. r. ). Ger
bericn, chairman of the local COM
mittee, told that Middletown's quota
is S2S4,5l0 in the drive. The local
car plant employees have already sub
scribed for S2O,i4i worth of bonds.
Jesse h. b. Cunningham, of Harris
burg, gave ald ON the Fourth Lib
erty Loan in various churches yes
terday morning.
George Cleland. North Catherine
street, fell down flight of steps on
Saturday ana suffered a large hole in
his head and breaking several ribs.
jerome Easterday. Middletown Car
Company employe, was caught be-
tween two piles of iron on saturday
and severely squeezed. Quick action
of several empfuyes prevented his
being crushed to death.
The funeral of Harry +. Noel, who
met death at the Cumberland quar-
ries. Friday, will be held from his
home. in Last Main street, Tuesday
morning at $50 o'clock. The Rev.
4. c. McCarreU, pastor of the Pres
byterian Church, will oficiate. Burial
will be in the Springhil Cemetery,
Shippensburg.
Harry Roth and Ralph Hoover.
members of the Boy Scouts. were pre-
sented with medals yesterday morn
church tor selling Liberty Bonds in
the third campaign.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Church, and the official
board of the church will meet in the
church Wednesday evening after the
prayermeeting service.
Harvest Home services were held
in the, st, Peters Lutheran Church
yesterday.
Daniel Palmer spent Saturday and
Sunday at York.
Kirk Schwan has returned home
fror visit at Mount Wolf.
Alvin Maths, who had been work
ing at Delaware City, Del. for the
past two weeks has returned home
Charles Mayer left yesterday for
Mount Union. where he has secured
l.
Frank Alberstadt, of Philadelphia
spent Sunday with his parents in
Ann street.
II. V, B. Carver and family. North
ton. -. {.
Mrs Harry Myers has returned
from a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Lester Booker, and her son. Walter
The poney and cart contest held
by the Red Cross closed on Saturday
evening. Walter Stroop turned in
S64.lO and Harold Romberger $500
Crick.
The T. }. IL Club met at the home
of Miss Agnes Markley East Main
street Friday evening.
Clayton Bausman, reporter for the
Daily journal, is i'll at his home
South Union street
The funeral of William Stipe was
held from the home of Mr.. and Mrs
b. w. Kurtz, Swatara street, satur-
day afternoon, at o'clock, the Rev
James Cunningham, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, officiat-
ing.
William Brubaker, who was sent tc
Camp Greenleaf, Ga, recently, has
been sent home because of physical
disability.
Leonard Nissley and Dr.. Cron
Nissley, sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Nissley, North Spring street, have
been called into the United States
service. The latter is in the dental
service and has been commissioned
first Lieutenant. The former was
sent to Fort Thomas. Kentucky. to-
day by Steeiton draft board. Three
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Nssley are now
IN the service. Rodney Nissley is in
France.
Mrs. Maggie Palmer has received a
letter from her son, Jerome Palmer
that he had been wounded in both
knees, while in action.
school
IN the Junior Red Cross parade held
Friday afternoon. They had been
gathering old papers and Junk for
the past Week and had it taken TO
the various school buildings, and
Saturday afternoon after the parade
IT. was all conveyed to the vacant LOT
OF A. l.. Etter. South Union street
when ii was sold at public sale.