Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-03
VI MiddietOUn
Rescue Hose Company
Elects New Officers

Al the regular monthly meeting of
the Rescue Hose Company, No. 3, held
last evening the following officers
were elected for 1919: President, Ben
iamin Zimmerman; vice-president,
Titus X. Beard; secretary. c. X. Baus
man; treasurer, William h. Hatfield;
financial secretary, Harry Judy; fore
man, Samuel Galley; first assistant
foreman, William Hopkins; second as
sistant foreman, William Brubaker;
third assistant foreman. Lee Pugh;
fire chief, Clarence Werlich; trustee
tthree years.. William Hopkins; chief
committee, Samuel Galley, Benjamin
Zimmerman and Frank Shenfeld
seph Brandt, Ray Houser ana Morris
Stetler.
The School Board met last evening
for reorganization. j. h. Ackerman
was elected president, and DR.. IL. w.
George, vice president.
Samuel lrely, of Ann street, had
charge of the funeral services of the
late Benjamin Ickhoff, held at the
morgue of II. S. Roth. South Union
street. yesterday afternoon, at 8
o'clock.
Word was received in town yester-
day that Lloyd Shenfeld, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Shenfeld, who resided
! in Pike street, and was serving in the
/ infantry service overseas, has arrived
at Hoboken, n. j. This is the first
Middletown boy to arrive from Eng
land.
Starting Wednesday evening of
this week, the Wednesday evening
prayer meeting services of the Pres
byterian Churh will be held at the
homes of the members. This is done
to save the fuel supply. This week 5
| meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. j. w. Rewalt. North Union
street, at 1880 o'clock, and will be in
charge of the pastor. the Rev. II. c.
Met 1upTall The gtlhippt will ha 'Irhp
| CAN to Service"
! The Royalton Council will meet this
| evening.
Robert Hemperly moved his house
| hold goods from the Gerberich prop
eTty, in Pine street, to Harrisburg
yesterday. Clyde Gerberich will move
! into the house made vacant by Mr.
/ Hemperly.
John whitman. a student at the
| Annville College, spent the week end
| in town as the guest of hrs parents
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Whitman, Nortl
Union street.
Thomas f. stipe and Miss Sylvia
| Guhl, both of town, were united in
marriage on Sunday evening at Eliza
| BEETHOVEN by the Rev. IL. Il. Hoover a
| former pastor of the Church of God
! of town. They were unattended. The
| newly married couple will reside with
! the brides sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Rob
! inson, South Catherine street. The
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! been engaged in the ice cream busi-
! ness in South Union street with r
| Cain. for the past two years. The bride
! is also well known, and is a daughter
/ of George Guhl, New Cumberland, Pa
/ G. Lloyd Lindemuth left yesterday
/ for Mechanicsburg, where he will en-.
! gage in the dentistry business, having
| purchased the office of the late DIR
| Samuel Iufall.
Mrs. II. w. George and four chill.
I 4
: eral days trip to New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. McGuigan, who
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r
/ Moore, Ann street, for the past sew
! eral days, returned to their home, al
! York.
Mrs. Ross Stevens and daughter
Ethel Stevens, of Reading, are the
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ulrich
East Emaus street, for the week.
Miss Ethel McNair. who had heI
! passports and all arrangements made
| to be sent overseas as nurse, was
notified not to report
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the
| Presbyterian Church, viii meet at the
home of Mrs. A. r. Kern. North Spring
street, this evening.
The annual memorial services of
Middletown Lodge. No. 1892, b. p. o,
/ F.. were held in their lodge room. in
the Realty Building, on Sunday after
noon. The services We're in charge OF
Alvin Hamman. Inc OfaIlOn was ue-
liyered by George /. King. X. X. Nc
Cord was the one member who died
during the year, making three deaths
since the organization of the lodge.
THE other two members who died
were ]. G. Peters and T. p. Campbell.
Flowers were placed on the graves of
each i'm the Middletown Cemetery.
Oliver Henry has the contract to
repaint and paper the ice cream parlor
of Stipe and Cain, i'm the r. !. Young
block, South Union street.
4. G. Banks spent yesterday at
The regular monthly meeting of the
official Board of the First United
brethren Church. will he held this
evening. The Sunday School Board
viii also meet this evening. The
Mems. Glass will meet on Thursday
evening at the home of H. k. Engle,
North Pine street.
Mrs. ". c. Boyer and daughter,
Grace Boyer have returned home
from several days visit to relatives
at Halifax.