Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10
MiddLetOUn
Thieves Break Into
Wood Street School

Thieves entered the Wood and
Ann Street school building twice
during the last few days, gaining
entrance from the rear by taking
out one of the window panes. They
ransacked all the teachers desks,
and in one of them they found fif-
teen cigarettes, which one of the
teachers had taken from the boys.
stumps all over the floor. 1t is
thought that they got away with
several buckets of coal, as both side
doors were unlocked when the jani-
tor arrived in the morning.
Harry Killian, of Chester, is spend
ing the week in town.
Arthur Kahn, of Ann Street, is
spending several days at Baltimore,
Md.
C. w. Burd, who purchased a res
taurant at New Cum berland, is NOV
ing his household goods from the
Kramer fiat, South Union Street, to
New Cumberland.
]. J. Lands and H. S. Roth left
yesterday morning for Philadelphia,
where they will undergo treatment
for their eyes by DR.. Fox, at the
Clynic hospital.
Mrs. Catherine Nauss will move
from r. S. Young property, South
Union Street, to Falmouth.
Middletown will have a baseball
team this season and plans are un-
der way at the present time, and a
meeting will be called on Friday
evening in the Liberty Fire Engine
House at 7:30 o'clock, by A. 3. Cress-
Ter, general manager at the local
car plant and who is an interested
fan.
Charles Houser, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Houser, South Union
Street, was taken to the House of
Detention at Lucknow by Truant
Officer Charles Houser on complaint
of superintendent II. j. Wickey,
for non-attendance at school. The
information was brought before
Squire W. ]. Kennafd.
The Mothers Congress Circle will
render the following program at the
April meeting to be held at the home
of Mrs. ]. c. Lingle, tomorrow ev-
ening: Chorus, Gather, Come Gath
err" committee in charge: exercise.
appropriate to the Day Committee
"Pantomine," Annie Eby; piano
solo, Margaret Smith; recitation,
Mrs. II. S. Roth; an Easter symbol,
Mrs. II. j. ,Wickey; solo, Mrs. Ira
Springer; spiritual contest, Annie
Longenecker, Mary Evans and Name
Lindernuth; chorus, committee;
social hour.
The Rev. William Beach and wife,
of Royalton, left yesterday for Mt.
Gretna, where they will spend a
month.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Sunday School class of ]. B.
Martin, of the Church of God, was
held at the teachers home, Pine
Street, on Tuesday evening. The
main speaker of the evening was
c. II. Hoffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Brenner, of
Catherine and Water Streets, an
nounced the birth OF a daughter on
April Z.
At the annual meeting of the Mid
dletown Cemetery Association, held
at the home of S. c. Young, North
Union Street, Tuesday evening. the
following board of managers was
chosen: S. c. Young. S. c. Peters.
Eugene Laverty, E. +. Brandt. C. L.
Beard, NJ. II. Gingrich and Frank
Nisley, after which the following Of
ficers were then elected: President.
S. c. Young; treasurer. Frank Mis-
ley; secretary, NJ. II. Gingrich; SEX
ton, S. II. Brady
The following members of the
three fire companies were appointed
by the three companies, held on
Monday evening to arrange for the
revision of the fire ordinance: Res
cue, Benjamin Zimmerman, Samuel
Galley, T. K. Beard; Union, w. i
Rork. George Myers. Charles Engle:
Liberty, c. S. Few. II. E. Moore
George Thomas. They will meet
with the Fire Committee of the
borough council.