Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-11
MIDDLETOWN
Select Solicitors For
Red Cross Fund Drive

A meeting of the Red Cross exc
parish house of the st. Peters Luth-
eran Church on Thursday evening.
Captains of each team selected their
lieutenants. First ward, First pre-
cinct, j. O. Covan and Mrs. w. e.
Rowe, captains: lieutenants, Blanche
Yost, Naomi Clouser, Mary Arnold,
Esther Hickernell Mary Wise, Lou
Hubley, Margaret Souders. May Wei
rich, Mrs. Clarence Davis, Grant
Souders, John Clouser, Jr., James Ar
mold, Martin Crull Albert Dubendorf,
Warren Schriener and John Thomas;
Second precinct, William Kohn and
Mary Neagle, captains; lieutenants,
Norris Nipple, Arthur Grundon, Paul
Fastnach, Ralph Yost, George Lam
dis, w. w. ReitZel, Frank Manfred,
Eugene Barbush, the Rev. G. H.
Brown, Ida Beaverson, Mrs. John
Groupe, Sarah Davis, Mrs. e. c. Stei-
ner, Mrs. James Neagle, Miss Irene
Churchman, Mrs. William Smith,
Mrs. Paul Fastnach, and Mrs. Jo-
seph Gottshall. Second ward, First
precinct, A. X. Wallace and Mrs. ID
E. MCGOWAN, captains; lieutenants,
S. c. Conrod, Felix Schraedley, War;
rem Brown, II. B. Baumba c. NJ.
Carlson, r. l.. Hatton, A. E. Kicker
nell, Philip Singer, Andrew Malick,
Ivy Hoffman, Lillian Weller, Mrs.
Emma Dolson, Marion Wagner. Mary
Gross, Finnie Hatz and Mrs. Charles
Of Il n..tf.
and Helen Kramer. captains; lieu
tenants, G. w. Dasher, G.. A. Baum
bach, 9. e. Davis. ID. b. Detweiler,
II. e. Brandt, Clyde Gerberich, II. Ct.
Cassel, d. S. Myers. Charles Faust,
c. n. Jackson, Mrs. T. h. Boyd, Fran
ces Lingle, Ruth Concklin, Pearl
Condran, Florence Scholl. Louise
Park, and Mrs. Percy Kupp. Third
ward, First precinct, d. HI. Fishel
and Mrs. A. A. Hoffman, captains;
lieutenants, ]. c. Poorman, Arthur
Luckenbill, e. L. Croll, II. E. Force.
c. A. Furthermore, Fl. r. Bauder.
Martha Swartz, Louella Berry, Clara
Beck, Mrs. William Arnold, Clarence
Fishel, Mary Ewes, Matilda Nissley
and John e. Martin; Second precinct,
d. B. Keiffer and Bertha Kline, cap
tains; lieutenants, Edgar Eby, w. j.
Roop, r. A. Schulz, A. G. Singer,
Walter Detweiler, Hollis Croll, IL.
B. Carver, j. S. McCauley, Margie
Longenecker, Myra Laverty, Annie
Eby, Virgie Detweiier, Agnes Mark
ley, Mrs. 7. B. Boyd and Miss Mary
Peters; captains for the industrial
plants of the borough are: Car Com
pany, A B. Cressler; Hosiery Mill,
A. c. Kohr; P. r. R., T. B. Wood
ward; Wincroft Stove Works, L. NJ
cIN
berick. Each team was given q
number. First ward, First precinct,
No. 1; Second precinct team, No. 2;
Second ward, First precinct, team No.
3; Second precinct, team No. 4; Third
ward, First precinct, team No. s.;
Second precinct, team No. 6; Royal
ton, team No. Z; Londonderry, Low
er Swatara and Copewago townships,
team No. 8; industrial plants, team
No. 9.
A meeting of the automobile
club was held at the office of A. H.
Luckenbill, North Union street, on
Thursday evening.
Forty employees of the lasting de-
partment of the local shoe factory
were vaccinated at the factory on
Thursday evening.
The T. J. K. Club was entertained
at the home of Miss Charlene Fishel,
West Main street, last evening.
Those present were, Miss Ruth
McNair, Miss Oma Lutz, Miss MAJ
tina Swartz, Miss Agnes Markley, Miss
Erma Brenneman, Miss Romaine
Kennard, Mrs. G. l.. Lindemuth, Mrs.
J. e. Keifer, Miss Verona Keifer,
and Mrs. Raymond Gilbert.
The captains and lieutenants of
the War Saving Stamps fund met
in the Council chamber in North
Catherine street, last evening. e. S.
Gerberich.. the chairman, stated that
several persons had agreed to take
out $500 worth of stamps.
Charles Smith, who is a guard at
the interned camp at Gloucester n.
j., is spending several days in Royal
ton, as the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs William Smith.