Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-22
MiddtetOUn
Announce Plans For
Grammar Commencement

Plans were announced to-day for
the Grammar school commencement
| exercises to be held tomorrow night
in the Realty theater. The program
will consist of two parts, the first q
play by the pupils and the second
the commencement proper. The fol-
| lowing pupils will graduate:
Elizabeth G. Baker, Kathryn
Baumbach, Elizabeth Beck, Ethel
Berman, Grace M. Boyer, Reba S.
Brinser, Susan Ray Caiey, M. Louise
Fox, Lorraine Gale, Violet Geibe,
Ethel Geyer, Helen c. Gotshall, Hell
en- K. Hoffman, Christine Jackson,
Romaine Klinger, Florence e. Leon
ard, Gertrude Myers, Helen r. Seid-
ers, Marian L. Shaneor, Marion
Smith, Elsie Stephey, Mahala Sum
mers, Hazel P. Weidner, Ella Wher-
ley, Naomi e. Yost, Boyd r. Bishop,
Foster J. Brinser, Russell Dasher,
John r. Detweiler, Paul A. Elberti,
Lester Geyer, Rife Gingrich, Benja-
min B. Gross. Jacob C. Haas, Harry
Hamaker, Charles Hanna, Harold
Hartman, Kenneth Hickernell, Jo-
seph Jacobs, Donald L. Kohr, Archie
Levy, Lowman T. Marshall, Donald
McCord, James Monaugh, Elias Paw
lansky, Charles Rutter, Robert
Shoop, Maurice Yoffe, James W.
Young, William Zimmerman.
Mrs. John Groupe, of Swatara
street, received word from her hus-
band, who spent the past year over
seas, that he had arrived in the
United States, and expects to be
mustered out of service this week.
Mrs. Joseph FORE, of North Union
street, has purchased the Brandt
l.. T-s@ s.k~ Nd
will take possession as soon as
Charles Whitman moves into the
McCord property, now occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph FORE.
The Rev. o. M. Kraybill. pastor of
the Church of God, will leave next
Monday for a two-weeks vacation
to Philadelphia. During his absence
the Rev. M. P. Hooker, tutor at the
Emaus Orphan Home, will fill his
pulpit.
The Misses Adeline and Anna Mary
Neuhauser, of Bird-in-Hand, Ian
caster county, are the guests of Mrs.
H. w. Troop, Pine street. They ac-
companied Mrs. Troop and daughter
Mary, who had spent sometime at
Bird Hand.
Mrs. Charles Numbers, two sons,
Claude and Robert Numbers, OF
in town as the guests of the former
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Ettele,
Ann street.
I. II. Doutrich, has returned home
from a several days visit to Wash
ington, d. G. A.,
Miss Margaret Oberholtzer, of AL
toona. is spending sometime in town
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. III. B.
Carver, East Water street.
Sergeant William Station, who was
recently mustered out of service at
Camp Mills, New York, and spent the
past week in town as the guest OIL
his sister, Mrs. William Archer,
Market street, left for his nome at
Newark, Ohio.
have returned from an extensive au-
tomohile trip to Philadelphia, Bos-
ton and the White Mountains.
Tbe ladies' Aid Society OF the
Church of God will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the nome OF
MRS. Charles Keyser, North Union
street this evening at o'clock.
Chauncy Strauss. of Reading. has
sold his brick dwellinghouse corner
water and Catherine streets TO Jo-
seph Florn and will take possession
as soon as ]. ID. Brenner' the
present occupant vacates.
David Bartenschloger. who spent
the past four years at Montana, has
returned to town.
Harry Beard, who spent the past
wear overseas, and who recently re-
turned to the United States and was ,
STATIONED at Camp Dix, N. j., has
been mustered out of service ana
= ret,,rned to the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Boards East
Main street. He was a member of
the 304th Field Artillery.
Levi Heagy moved from the Iim-
m erman property in State street, to
his sons property in swatara street.