Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-20

his wife, three children. Elma, Olive
and Wilmer. yr. at home. his mother.
sisters, Mrs; J; W. DoEp. OF Royalton,
town; three brothers., John Crow.
MaddIsfiHMi and William ' crow. france. NIff Tne fa-
neral was held from the home in
Royalton this afternoon, with serx-
ses i oGlosS * the The Roys,on nsS
Brethren Church. offi.lating. Burial
was made in the Middletown Ceme-
terry.
commander of the Aviation Depot
when 1t was first opened up over q
year ago. but was sent away last
e eS hs the DeSos 10
charge again. Lieutenant Colonel
ChesIon, who has had charge for the
past several months. was ordered to
report to Washington. y: c. Major
Garrison. wife ana daughter Will ar
rive about the latter part OF the week
and take up their quarters at the
Miss Sue Lands is spending some
time at Lebanon as the guests of her
aunts, Mrs. Sarah Schaener and Lars.
ii. Z. Maulfair. ~,
York, have moved into one Of the
apartments in the Kramer Building.
corner Union and Emaus street. MT.
Levy Eecently purchased the 81 store
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Jacobs spent
Sunday at Philadelphia as the guests
The Rev. d. l. Deitzler. of Harris
burg, preached in the st. Peters Lu.
theran Church. Sunday morning and
evening in place of the Rev. Fuller
Bergstresser, who Is Ill.
Mrs. John KEEPER, of Harrisburg,
sang a solo at the morning services
in the Presbyterian church.
The Wednesday evening prayer
| Af -
Church will be held at the home of
DIR. and Mrs. H. w. George.
At meeting. OF the Methodist Epis-
eopal Sunday school o4arS' Rnth heid yess wss
elected as superintendent of the prim-
AIRY department. Plans are under way
to have Primary. Beginners and In;
be be held on Wednesday evening after
the special services to complete the
plans.
In order to give every one a chance han. e
Wednesday evening, the prayer
meeting usually held by the 81.
Peters Lutheran Church. VIII be
Lester Books. of Pine street. left
to-day for State College. Bellefonte,
where he will, complete his senior
Mrs. A. b. Cressler has gone TO
Pittsburgh where she will spend some
time as the guest OF Mr.. and MIS-
Leroy Rehrer. who has been in
service for the past year and was re-
Gently sent. to Camp DIX. \; J' VIII
be mustered out of service this week
and will return to the home or ms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Rehrer,
Market street.
William Baumbach. who was sta
toned at Camp Wadsworth s. c., ana
then transferred to Camp Meade, Nd,
has been mustered out of service and
returned home on Saturday.
Irwin Smiley. who is member or
the, artillery and spent teh.aaSs rs
MI. and Mrs. C. L. P. Russell. Of
Oakmont, spent sunday. in town as
and Mrs. S. c. Peters. They stop
ped enroute from Philadelphia where
they attended the funeral of the form
Mrs. c. w. jarrett has returned
home from a several days visit to
relatives at Sunbury.
Seventy-tive members of the three
fire companies attended services in the
Church of God last evening. where
the Rev. o. NJ. kraybill preached a
| special sermon to them.
Walter Spurrier, chief petty Of
ticned at Newport r. l., is spending
furlough in town.
| Mrs, Annie Fettrow, of North Cath
| crime street, Is cOnnneu TO ner nome
with a broken wrist, the result OF
! slipping on ice in the yard of Charles
Orth. DR.. H. H. Rhodes dressed the
| injury.
Mrs. C. K. Schiefer is i'll at her
| home in Pike street.
Mrs. William Early, of Palmyra
spent the weekend in town as the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. z. s.
| Gerberich. East Main street.
Daniel Palmer has returned home
| from a several days trip to Coniwin.
go. Md.