Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-06


| good baseball.
After the ball game the inevitable
when do we EAT?" arose, and the
answer was rapidly Forthcoming in
the shape of the banquet which the
! townspeople gave, at o'clock in the
social room of the Meth odist Church.
Later the program was to include a
band concert in the Square by the
Spring Garden Band of York, at z
o'clock.
| Following the address by DIR. Leon
! Cushing Prince on THE American
Soldier" City Solicitor John E.
Fox presented each service man
with a certificate of honor, printed
upon parchment and signed by the
| borough officials.
| Parade Order
Following the chief marshal and
his chief of staff the parade marched
in the following order:
Bugler - Jno. DeTurk Oren.
Aides - Geo. H. Reiff, P. v.
Minter.
| Color Guard; Borough Council
and School Boards of New Cumber-
land, Lower Allen and Fairview
townships; Grand Army of the Re-
public.
First Division - New Cumberland
Band; Soldiers and Sailors of New
| Cumberland and vicinity; First Lieu
tenant John L. Good, commanding;
Red Gross and Sunshine Guild.
Second Division - Marshal, B. F.
| Carver; aid. Harry Bixler; Odd Eel
lows Orphanage Band of Sunbury
| Schools of New Cumberland, Elk
wood, Mumpers, New Market and
Pleasant View; Girls Military Serv-
ice Corps; Boys Brigade; Primary
Grades in Trucks.
Third Division - Marshal, r. l..
Beckley; aid, S. B. Whistler. Spring
Garden Band, of York, Pa; Lodge
No. 81, Sons and Daughters of Lib
of /. A; Commonwealth Band;
Lahska Tribe, No. 1873, I. o. r. NJ.
New Cumberland Lodge, No 1147, 1.
o. o. f.
Fourth Division - Marshal, Harry
Hummel; aid, C. R. Strayer, Steel
ton Band; Ladies' Auxiliary Hose
Company; Citizens Hose Company
No. /.
Fifth Division Marshal F. N.
Burns; aid, Ira Buttorff. Floats.
| Route of Parade
Formed at Third and Geary-Eas st
on Third to Bridge, south on Bridge
to Third street, New Market; east on
Third street to River; north along
River to Second, west on Second to
Bridge, north on Bridge to Front
street, New Cumberland; east on
Front street to Market, north on
Market street, New Cumberland; east
on Front street to Market, north on
| Market to Seventh street, west on
Seventh to Bridge, north on Bridge to
Fifteenth street; countermarch to
Third, east on Third to Market, north
in Market to Fourth, west on Fourth
| - han orr
The officers of the New Cumberland
Victory Memorial and Reception Com
mittee follow:
Chairman, DR.. John L Good; vice
chairman, George H. Reiff; vice chair
man, ]. A. Witmyer; treasurer, Miss
Marian Leib; secretary. Paul E. Reiff
chairman finance committee, H. B.
| Prowell; chairman parade committee,
NJ. A. Hoff; chairman publicity COM
mittee, L. K. Miller (succeeded by r.
R. Kohr); chairman decorative COM
mittee. NJ. a. Hoff; chairman program
committee, George H. Reiff.
The Honor Roll
The Roll of Honor men from New
Cumberland and vicinity includes:
! G. D. Andrews, Edward Anderson,
Bruce Baillets Charles Bates. George
Bates, Jacob Baum, Chester A. Beck
ley, Jacob Bentzel, Paul Berkheimer.
Earl Buckley, Philip Buckley, Charles
Buckley, Harvey Bowers, Joseph Bonn
! berger, william H. Boyer, Paul A.
Brinton, Burgess Broadhurst, Jacob
Burganstock. Harper S. Byers, Her
bert L. Cable, Roy Gable, Robert E.
Cook, Wilbur G. Cross. Charles r.
Cline, Elmer Dietz, Victor NJ. Drayer.
Maurice o. Dunkle, John K. Dugan,
George Eckert, Walter Erney, oliver
S. Fisher, William D. Fisher Edward
Fisher, David Finkenbinder. Leonard
Frownfelter, Daniel Fortney, Leroy
Fortney.
Harry Gemmill, Jacob D. Good, John
L. Good. ]. Edison Good, Chester Good,
G. Reed Gracey, Irwin j. Gribble,
Harry Guistwhite, Rankin Gross, Roy
S. Hartman, Paul H. Hastings. Charles
| /. Hale, Claude Heffleman, Clarence
Hempt, Harry w. Houck, Ralph
Houck, John NJ. Hutton. Robert P.
| Humphries, Leon Hallman, Ralph
Kern, Frank Kerlin. Augustus Kerlin,
Edwin Kilheffer, Cecil Kilheffer, Har-
old Kilheffer Russell r. Kohr, Charles
Kunkle, George Keener, George Lam
dis, George E. Lands, Joseph Lands.
Charles w. Leib Wilbert Leib, Stan
ley Lingle, Kenneth K. Lingle, Ray
| Long, George e. Lucht. Ralph Ma
|
smith, R. C. Miller, Horace r. Miller,
Leroy Millard, Harry Millard, Ben
jamin Paul Mowery, Paul Myers, Ed
gar j. Myers. Charles Nauss, Lloyd
Nell, William H. Newmyer, John d.
I Turk Oren, Paul E. Osler, George Os-
Ter, Roy NJ Paden, Ralph Peterman,
Charles Reneker NJ. e. Ready, John
! Reese, R. Vincent Reiff. Wade Rigling,
George Roberts, Wayne L. Rockey, E.
NJ. Ross, Franklin Bomberger. Gurney
| Ruby.
Robert Seal. Russell Seip, John
Shaffer, Russell Shaffer. Hobart Smell,
Howard e. Snyder, Earl B. Smith,
William B. Stem, Claude Steigerwalt
Charles Stone, Herman Stevenson
Harry Sweigart, Clarence Sweigard
Joseph NJ. A. Seitz, Raymond Tritt
william photograph, Harry L. Urich
william Vogelsong, George Waugh,
l.. NJ Wagner, Edward Westenhafer.
Jacob e. Weigel, Tolbert Weigel, r.
Carter Wear. Ralph Wire. Park Will
der, Herman Wilder. Moss G. Wilder.
T. Powell Wightman. James p.
| Wright. Joe Yinger, Harvey thinner
man, Miss Amanda Guistwhite, Army
Nurse Corps.