Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-29
DIRECTORS ARE
NAMED FOR BIG
RUMMAGE SALE
Mr.. and Mrs. HarriSburger
Asked to Contribute Odds
and Ends to Good Cause

Read this carefully, Mr., Mrs. and
Miss Harrisburger, If you have any
generous impulse to contribute to
the Harrisburg Hospital via the
Rummage Sale. With this precise
direction list no one will be justi-
fled in making an excuse for not
helping, if he has material which
can be sold. Last year 1000 was
raised by this charity event.
To make a donation for the sale,
which will be held at the Board OF
Trade April IL, IL and 13, you are
to call or write to the district col
lector living nearest your home. Give
your name, address and list of ar
ticles to be collected and arrange
ments will be made to have them
taken up during the week of April 8,
The list follows:
Front, Second and Third above
Maclay street. Mrs. Paul G.. Smith,
2132 North Second; Mrs. Joseph L.
Shcarer, Jr., 1884 North Second
street; Mrs. John G. Jcssup, 226
Seneca street.
Fourth. Fifth and Sixth streets
above Maclay. Mrs. A. j. Simms
1919 North Second street.
Front and Second. from Hamilton
to VerbelSc, Mrs. John w. Cowden
1711 North Second; Miss Julia Gray
don, 1909 North Second.
Front and Second. between Vcr-
beke and State streets, Mrs. j. Aus
tin Brandt, 603 North Front street;
Miss Vera Randall, 1O4 State street
Front, between State and Market
streets, Mrs. Henry Mccormick, 3O1
North Front street.
Second street, State to Market,
Mrs. I'll. Ross COover, IL North Sec
Ond street.
Front and Second streets. Walnut
to Vine, Mrs. Henry NJ. Stine, Fl
South Front street; Mrs. Meade ID.
Detweiler, 23 South Front street.
Third, between Maclay and Ham,
ilton streets. Mrs. David E. Tracy,
2OO7 North Third street; Mrs. George
S. Reinoehl, 2111 North Third street.
Third street, between Verbcke and
Market, Mrs. Charles S. Rebuck, 412
North Third street.
Capital, Fifth and Sixth streets,
between North and Broad, Mrs.
Frank G. Sites, 1908 North Sixth
street.
Central district, bounded by Third
street and Pennsylvania Railroad,
between Chestnut and Walnut, Mrs.
Charles UttIey, 321 Walnut street. E.
Dock street bridge south to Ham
over and east to city line, Mrs. s.
+. Dunkle, Nineteenth and Derry
streets.
Hanover street to city line and
Cameron street to city line, Mrs.
Henry w. Cough, 14O1 South Cam
eron street.
South Fifteenth, Sixteenth. Seven
teenth, Eighteenth. Nineteenth, south
of the Philadelphia and Reading
tracks. Mrs. Earl NJ. Graef, 1871
BcrryhilI street.
Mclrose district, Miss Eliza Il.
Rutherford, Paxtang, and Miss Har-
Tiet Westbrook, Derry and Twenty
ninth streets.
District bounded by Twelfth,
Eighteenth and Market streets and
the Reading Railroad, Mrs. Clayton
n. Smucker, 1911 Vernon street.
Bellevue Park, Mrs. Louis F.
HaehnIen, Twenty-first and Belle
Twelfth street, east, and State
street north to city limits, Mrs. r.
T.. Holmes, Eighteenth and State
streets.
Paxtang district, Mrs. Arthur III
Bailey and Mrs. w. T.. SeeI, Paxtang
Camp Hill. Mrs. Girton III. Smith
Mrs. Il. w. Cooper and Mrs. j. w
Milhouse.
Riverside, Mrs. Charles T.. Ryder
3215 Riverside Drive.
SteeltOn, Mrs. Solomon Hiney, 25 1
South FOur1h street, Steelton.
Duncannon, Mrs. Lane S. Hart, Jr.
Duncannon.
McchanicsbuFg, Mrs. Robert Ill
Thomas, MechanicSburg.