Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
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Thieves Carry Off $500
in POolroom Goods

IheVes gained an entrance to the
Palace poolroom in the McNair
! block, South Union street, early yes
terday morning by prying open a
! shutter at the rear of the town and
breaking window. Upon investi-
cation by William Skylls, one of the
| proprietors, it was found that 5000
worth of goods, money and jewelry
were taken. No clue was left.
DR.. W. P. Evans, who, with his
wife, has returned TO town from a
months wedding trip. will move
into their home in Emaus street,
where the doctor will open up foi
| practice next week.
The Pastors Aid Society of the
Methodist Church held its regular
monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Harry Hess, Jr., in East Emaus
| street, last evening. Refreshments
| were served to Mrs. John Groupe,
Miss Romano Kennard, Miss Mary
Beaches, Miss Louella Cleland,
Miss Mary Stipe, Miss Jennie Camp
bell, Miss Lillian Weller, Miss
Martha Swartz Miss Louise Hanna,
Miss Mabel Groupe, Miss Mary Wise,
Miss Nettie Kain, Miss Blanche
Churchman, Miss Irene Churchman,
Miss Kathryn Raymond, Miss Clara
Beck.
William Crown. of Susquehanna
street. is suffering with a sprained
ankle, the result of tripping over
piece of iron while at his work
at the Bethlehem steel plant
Mr.. and Mrs Dexter Allen and
| daughter, Margaret, will leave on
FRIDAY for Chicago where they will
visit the formers mother for some
| time.
The Welcome Home celebration
| committee met in the Council cham
ber on Monday evening and a large
number of citizens were present.
| After some discussion a motion was
made that a demonstration be held
on Labor Day A. II. Luckenbil.
who was made president, appointed
the following committee: The Rev.
James Cunningham, A. l.. Wagner
| c. B. Erisman, Mrs. II. b. Gar
yer and Mrs. II. S Roth. Another
meeting will be held at the call of
| the president.
Davis Carver, one of the mail
carriers. is off on a weeks vaca-
ton and will leave for Williams
town, where he will visit relatives. |
Albert Houser. who had his left |
+ e. tIiacSs szrS- S2EI Ile--g.a5. .zllasaa-th
borough at the new overhead bridge
| some time ago. is able to be out |
again with the aid Of crutches
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E Hook, |
| who were recently married, have |
gone to Columbia, where they will |
make their future home. Mrs' Hook |
Deiore her marriage was MISS Fan |
Gross, of Ann street.
| At a recent meeting of washing ,
ION camp No. 81 P. q. ,. OF A., |
Ihe following officers were elected: |
PRESIDENT, G. G. Rife; vice-president, |
X: w. Kpp; master II forms A. L !
wagner; conductor, David H. Herr;
inner guard, H. S. Beachler; OUT
guard, George Plott; trustee, George |
Piott; assistant secretary, Harry
Flotr The newly elected officers will |
De installed at the next meeting by |
Dlstrlct President Homer Strlckler, |
of Hummelstown.
MIS-. William Boughter, OF ROYAL
soh, 1ell distance of eighteen feet |
from a cherry tree at her home on |
Monday evening. No bones Were |
proken. but she was badly bruised.
MRS. Boughter is S. wears old
Mrs. Claude Laubenstein and son, |
Earl left yesterday for Shamokin |
week.
me members of the local school
poard made their annus! inspection |
OF the school buildings ard some
extensive improvements will be
made at the Wood and Ann streets
building. anu
John Shenfeld. Sr.. has gone to
hartman, n. j.. where he VIII
sPeno some time with his daughter,
MRS; William Farmer |
| Inc Middletown School Board VIII
IIeet Monday evening for reorganii
taslon ts and will elect a secretary and