Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-14
MIDDLETOWN

Josiah S. Binser, aged &C, died at
his home at Hillsdale yesterday at
$50 o'clock after long illness. He
was supervisor OF Londonderry
township, having succeeded the late
James II. Epler. He was a mem
ber of the Hillsdale United Zion
Church and was widely known
throughout this section. He is sur
vived by his wife and the following
children: Mrs. Amos Wolfe. Collins
Station; Mrs. M. S. Brinser, Middle
town; Mrs. Henry Smith, Harris
burg; Josiah and d. e. Brinser, at
home.
Interesting services were held by
the Church of God Sunday school
yesterday morning when the follow
ing persons received gifts of books
for their attendance for the year of
1917. not missing any sessions:
No. l. j. b. Martin, superintendent.
Miss Matilda Willis, Mrs Margaret
Marshall. Mrs. ]. r. Steadman; class
No. 2, Mrs. o. NJ. Kraybill. Mrs.
Charles KEEPER, Mrs. d. f. Fishel,
Mrs. William Flury, Mrs. Frank
Thomas: class No. 4. Miss Araman-
thia Smith; class No. s, Ethel Mil
Ter. Edna Why. Viola Albright. Alta
Geibe; class No. Z, Elmer Derrick,
ROLAND Zeigler. Jerome Zeigler,
Harvey Hoffan, Loman Marshall,
William Miller, Charles Hoffan. Ar
thur Pisle. John Rodfong; class No.
8, George Thomas: class No. 9, Paul
Martin; class No. IA, the Rev. o. NJ.
kraybill, p. Etter Irwin, George
Leggore, William Messenger. II. d.
Derrick, Harry Hamaker, William
kohr, Jacob Myers. Frances Rhan,
class No. Is, Estella Crist, Helen
Weidner. Viola Coble, Gertrude My
ers, Goldie Rehrer, Myrtle Beibe;
class No. II, Robert Springer: class
No. Is, c. II. Hoffer; class No. 10,
d. f. Fishel. Ervine Miller, Melvin
Leonard; class No. 20, Hoffer Nor
dan' Claude Keyser, Charles Bough-
ter, Jr.: class No. 81. Kathryn
BroWn. Helen Hoffman, Eva Zeigler
Reba Stotz, Vada Ziegler; infant de-
partment. Marion Brown, Catherine
Kaufman, Frances Rodfong, Esther
Geible, Maude McCannon, Grace
Brown, Hyacinth Thomas, Virginia
Staulter, Mary Messy, Helen Rod
tong, Jean Faust. Violet Kennard.
EVELYN Myers, Helen Why, Grace
IoIlman, Fredia Roop, Dorothy
forming. Margaret Stoty, Grace
why, Jack Faust, Walter Brandt.
maurice Stauffer. James Leggore.
~, EIisWorth Boughter, Richard
Ihomas, Earl Weidner. Robert Mil
Ter Howard Brandt, William Keever.
Mrs. William Keever. Miss Pesri
Condran. The Rev. O. M. Kraybili
presented the gifts.
The following members of the U.
b. sunday school who did not miss
any session during the year of 1917
are; Grant Auch. John r. Det-
Weiler, William Rose. John Brinser.
hopert Crow, Edgar f. Robinson,
II. X Detweiler, Marlin Brinser
Melvin Snavely, John Longenecker,
Earl iouser, Frances Douglass. Earl
conrad, Foster Brinser. Lillian
Dohner, Elsie McFadden,- Ethel Kro-
Gel, Mary Myers, Kathryn Shoop, the
heN; l. II. Albright, S. s. Hean, III.
~ Engle, Hazel Houser. Permelia
Rose, Grace Bauder, Mildred Partbe-
more, Pearl Schaeffer Mrs. S. p.
kongenecker Christian jackson.
EVelyn Brinser Catherine Mckinley,
NrGle lands, Josephine Parthe-
more. They will receive their gifts
Whlch VIII be books, next Sunday.
special services were held by the
United Brethren Sunday school YES
teIoay morning. AS it was a day
sci aside for the special collection
for the Armenian and Servian suf-
ferers more than $100 was raised.
The borough council will meet this
evening. The new president, e. S,
Gerberich will announce the new
committees, finance, fire, water,
highway, light, ordinance bills and
accounts and building.
Captain Ralph Statler, of Camp
Meade, Md, spent Sunday in town
2s the guest of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Statler, North Union
street.
Lieutenant David Wallace, of
Camp Meade, Nd, spent the past
several days in town.
Miss Annie Kissemer of ROYAL
ton, in fall Saturday morning sus-
tanned a broken arm.
The school board will meet this
evening and elect a teacher for
the High school in place of Miss
Davis, who has been transferred to
the intermediate school, Wood and