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pses or Pays pro6' on Houston street

frei, ~. rtoea has resold 10 Nathan
as,sn non Street. com
-s ~ 'front.' between Ia
sys-- t-s. "a slN-story
rei..f' covering ulot
yfi.l.f Possession o. the
ef'.5 rp. Ae given lcNf Fri
i.y Viii occupy part ot
-fa nt q t~ rf rerty ~as pur-
as.ea rs Nr tlorH last Wecs from
se Have eyer estate.
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7ih Ave. Corner Plot sold

The Crukshank Company has sold
Tor the Central Union Trust Company
of New York, trustee for the estate OF
Curtis Z. Pierce. the vacant plot at the
northeast corner OF Seventh Avenue
and l35th Street, 10oNl0o.
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Report, F5om Shippers District
fs,afe IN. IN Wcsf side

TIE rsH Anfe nra Company has
.o.d iiarflui Potter
8 W. rsIa ~ through the
iioca n., rEteu street. The
lg i irr covers fe ~ 4Al~o.
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Sales OF Dwellings on
East and u est Sides


Pease & Gilman have sold for the
Rap ael Moses estate the four stors
dwelling Al s6 West Ninety second
Str ct, on OF 25xlO0
The Houghtou Company has sold for
the Gunsirrah Corporation the foul
\ ery and basement dwelling at II,
We. Eight eth Strect. on lot i7.5N1Q0.s
Harry Levy has sold Tor Ann Jl lso,
so West la7th Street. q two-fanIl
br.cA. dwelling
hurz & Uren haze sod for Mrs. a. {
Aver, Of White Pains, 54s West lsStf
Street. four story two-famdz dwell
ing, on lot l6SN94lc
Sa es on East Side
The William S. Anderson COMPANY
has sod for the Mamamo Realty Cor
pora.ion the dwelling at 20} Est Sev-
enty-second Street, on lot 20xlQ0
Judge C. c. Mott is reported 70 have
bought from George A CrocAer jr the
fou. storv dwelling at l95 East Sc
enty-hrst Street. on lot l7N10o
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Satisfied Mechanics Liens

FIlnIfAtInn
1i AV s.. Nicholas Il LYONS
-. - N al Jure :
1878 $6s
ffsaf r 7.tfi4, r.
Htls s-af
st- aa-lor. = W Woud q s-t
.44
iaf ak. safe
So
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Reported sale of Tennis Club

The Indoor Tennis Club property on
plot ll1xi0o. a. 204 to 2lo West Forty
first Street, - reported 10 nave been
Old.
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Building Loan Contracts
Manhattan

GOTH ST. = 500 l1th av l0ox.000
Dorothy Golden loans Munich pal De eVeiop-
ment Co. Inc, to erect .-story garage
payments -..,..--.-.... $4,000
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He~n'tH - u1>ltNrr,>

CAR Fon SALE
.AL, ~T NEAR
fN PLOT 1nAtto.
II 80 u ....I.f..l. 4N .taio III -
sLA4r NstI1 HEATINti
b.. IL. .--t tN!C ~ ~
sifcIa }at.7 lTC FOR
ttt~ n- iN--i.-- D\ G\ 80
4tal tNr ii.>IN.' DN ~
lI tNt
IS i.AN
la 4af.h -lTT
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Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

10Th ST y ". jacob Nosei az Adele
Tooa chini. owner, Morris Formal. con
tractor ....-.,..,. '..-..-...,- s@iV-so
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nonol0n aI ulll,,
F | r. Il 2 c r

monthly or
- -. .n te~t restricted
sla uri9 r. t.u.A .rou
as t.r 'H. STATION. - i1ln-
tte t"Hl ..n.r,i ID. pot b-aut.ftl
g4s..a - tplsc containing
70 n t. 1-',n alse recl pt4on hal. sitting
~s ans 'W l ottcn.n pantry. !
toa - bathroom finished attlc
A.NDHAr 'tn r', Npnly j L. DD y
'ssa. ''-Nii1n ~t.. Liunurst. LOs.s
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pr s-. ss.e. si"T' ,ent.
t" "N-I ost
.efHr lr
f tast-l. - brier.
4.t... ls.ui
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CITY RI Al ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE
Wt>rtIIF>TFR COT MY
BEAUTIFUL. PELHAM

Nr>rt iIr~llf com y
mon CLASS GT>TLrMA>'> HONE,
Abuti HE acre. ros.s } @i =, an
tie latas, inproe'ments gaIase glss.
With apt or rt,fas and ath -'fi - $40 oHp
O<u or IHE Ht>l sL,TioN ~tneco,
raois h.lt steaIt titAt sAfaS D..
t~eas aud ei.s- IN iesed r9seaes' plot
lot \g.o> OF RfFI<fNlENy- rooms,
baths. except nsliy tu.lt. ar tistieally
stta,l. ed i,ae e.t. Aar1ts fer cars.
;. adj. and fruit trees s32 zoo
IDEAL OFT tk y house, roonls and
hath tumed ate possession. garage, tot
e6Nso. best - taatcriAl used tatoGs hout.
HOME OF ATTKNCTIoN--ll rooms 2
baths every Enforcement garage. ads
'rers SCREENS pI N7'aNl5o. S22 800.
E<(EILE<T HONE-One acre. rooms,
BATHS open hiepi" RI sun parlor.
sic. ping porchtS ncwlN painted aud dec
,ratl 4 earage s97.0On. terms.
WE'LL CO>sTKl E1tD. excellent work
r4anslip. new GNpleH house, all Improve
..eutS .d al section, vcrandds ana sleep
i%CoNit PROPERTY II Hsl,ow tile an 4
stucte fAii.y apartments, "ru Olih
hardwood FMS ',usAoat. Ao. ''at~
neat. sRraS~. S1s.00e
BURKE STONE, Inc.
li\N N,Jkh
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NfCrNl,mn A'tNI'it>rs 10 ltr
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FACTORY PROPERTY WANTED
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BURKE STONE, Inc.

OFFICES TO LET
pESkROoM or mating privilege in beau
tifully equipped offices, including sttnos
ran er telepuons services. Suite 29l 1915
Broadway.
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Is 4au - "a 81 mtg ST. 4fp, e9N
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500 >at - atty. same 81
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DNsey ls
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Rsiss 10 F...sl..e 3. tf~H'aa. - 81.
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LOTS -. lls Ia3 sss 2io. .73 and 80
may benl stern Ieul stem - anne !,
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LOT Is. map Haleht etatc. James Z,
phlills. sxE. 20 v n II NaC.ls. leeL
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Clay AN. = e5 Prospect pl -8xl %
Js.is + Hard - Jas 5 ,iroSs .s+ C.s.
afiys House, q * Nl475 BAae
FoN ST. llt5 L. s. Ies Ran. -
Max hiein - NJ Morris pa4A AZ 81
atty. l'redk i.ese 85 \ N4Ssal ~ an
l6frH ST 4s4 H. also Av - joan al5
Dafm Z Realty Go to VA G54 stone
li1 ~ t9th 81 attys VI ser- * - eS.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

AMSTERDAM Az. 3il0 " : 17ti 5 l851f.
81, 3oxl00 m; Paaiins fi-eaer 10
i.eonose Y Schalter, 552 Dean ST rkisn
due Dec !. 1872, e. pr nat eHn-
att5 5. Salter 4 SteuNanp. l40 Mass.
ls4TH ST. 52s W. $ 10 to Aud l. /,
az l93x7oxSl.S IN; Dec l. Glass
holm Eealty CorpH to Adesea Realty
Corpn, 3ll5 ID av Gue Jan 3f Ism
. c. ATTY, Abr Leichter 81
Bw2y si0 0g0
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W.ASIilNGTON TERRACE H. " s. s,.a
10th 81 9H'- Atss = isefs -
Clifford u e. III. .utcn a.d w. 81 allef-
i.au aF. .ul-t si.sl0. a.. a- Dee !.
t,.'. WIN e 40 sai, sH- Bro1u*at SlaQ
AZ ADEMt 81. e5f $. 10 ii Broadway
aHNi TX fNi-ls. Nopsan II t4f4s~
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i,u, u.ise <t' tn4. attS. 4tc.e <. O..
.fb y. ttsN ~
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E.i,osp1..,a, ~ :. - Len -

FitNSF41'7' Az cor ism = l|0xaa
Nt hllntern Con tn 60 70 JOS r .tfa~
worth IS 55th 81. atty. $ beclee
a+H Fremont - o.a
PROSPECT Az. ~ D. > = * i44fh ST. -a.
ia0; Annie r Meals 10 Mary r. St4anl
2oll Wooisey 81, Rerkelsy glI artv
iaA.es Tide & T FA 1oo iqss sH H8l
9ANll Sf'N Az. eos Eobt N p f.u,sfer
atnr TO Rott Vi Z i.4ys1er. .,tfar. aftt
+ J raifsr Ia5 Nassa4 ST S. III.
SAME PROPERTY -aale as aif.r o.
slni~ as indy eul auo. as iGfnafa AZ
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-27
Lewisberry People and
Their Christmas Guests

Lewisbcrry, Pa, Dec. 27.-Mrs
Ida Kunkel, Elizabeth, Minerva and
Pauline Kunkel. of New Cumber
land, are visiting the formers
daughter, Mrs. Elmer C. Wise, and
family.-Mr. and Mrs. Y. r. Slade
Baltimore, are spending the holidays
with Mrs. Slade's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. S. Wolfe.-Mr. ard Mrs
Harvey Erney visited at New Cum.
berland, where they attended a re-
union of the Erney family at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Bankert.-Mf. and Mrs. Clarence j
Beidel and children, Leonard, Le'
ona and Grace, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Cramer, of Centerv!lle.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey II. Fetrow visited this
latter's sister and family at Cly.-
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Crumlic visited
Mr.. ard Mrs G. J. Strayer.-Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer j. Bonner and Mrs. Bon
ner's mother, Mrs. Catharine b. Fet'
row, were guests of William Fetrov
andt family at Goldsboro.-Mr. anc
Mrs. Dean r. Hudson and daughter
Miriam, and Mrs. Elizabeth u
Laird are home from a visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur II. Laird, at Steel
ton.-Mr. and Mrs. ID. S. Snavely anc
son, Gerald, spent Christmas da,
with relatives at Mecharicsburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-27
CHRISTMAS TREE
DRAWS HUNDREDS
Columbia Man Has Yuletide
Exhibit in Home Contain
ing 1900 Ornaments

Columbia, Pa, Dec. 27.-Columbia
Christmas trees in Lancaster county.
This tree is in the home of Charles
Kuntz, who for the past eighteen
years has had similar exhibitions on
Christmas. 1t covers the entire par
lor in his house, at 16O South
Eighth street. and is a model of me-
chanical skill. The tree is adorned
with 1920 ornaments and these are
displayed so that the scene at night
when illuminated is one of surpass-
ing beauty.
Mr.. Kuntz spent two weeks and
three days in erecting the tree and
constructing the garden scenes.
These comprise church scene, with
a bell tolling in the stecple, a negro
preacher discoursing to his congre-
cation, airships in motion, stock
farms, bungalows in the mountains
and an American flag waving. The
whole scene is arranged or movable
bases and what adds to the beauty
and wonder of the tree and its sur
roundings is the constant motion.
The power is supplied by the springs
CT seven clocks secreted under the
tree.
On Christmas day there was n
steady stream of visitors to the
Kuntz home from three o'clock in
the afternoon until nine o'clock in
the evening. The tree will roma n
for about two weeks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-27
DUNCANNON FOLK
in WEEKS NEWS
Personal and Social Mention
of People in Town Along
the Juniata River

Duncannon, Pa, Dec. 27. - Mrs.
Jesse Baum, of Rye township, spent
Christmas here as the guest of her
daughter, Mrs Charles Johnston
Edward Mccarrell and BENJAMIN
Boyer, aged residents, are very ill at
their homes-Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Flickinger of Altoona, visited rel
atiYes here on Tuesday. - Harold
ProbSt, of Altoona, was recent
guest of relatiVes.-Christmas was
quietly observed here and many fam
lily reunions were enjoyed.-Slush ice
was running freely on the west
branch of the Susquehanna river
Tuesday evening and farmers who
live on Haldeman's island had to be
careful in crossing the stream from
Benvenue.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Elmer and son, Charles, of Harris
burg, spent over Christmas here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Lehman, Sr.-Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Books and children, of AL
toona, are spending the Christmas
holidays here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fuller.-The Rev. and Mrs.
Fillmore IT. Kohler and son of Le-
moyne; Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hines
and daughter, of Newport, spent
Christmas here at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Owen.-Arty A.
Johnston, of Atlantic City, formerly
of this place, and Miss Julia Smith
Hazard, of Altoona, We're united in
marriage at Altoona. Mr.. and Mrs
Johnston spent Tuesday here at the
home of the formers sister, Mrs. C.
w. Sieg.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Dunkle and two children, of Altoona,
are spending the week here at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l.. Dunkle.-Some of those who
store ice will commence to house the
beginning of next week unless there
is rise in temperature to break
the ice on the creeks.-A. p. Nickel
and son, Earnest, of New Bloom
field, have purchased the undertak-
ing and house furnishing business of
c. G. Moses.-W. w. Smith had his
left eye hurt one day during the past
week when his glasses were broken
and n piece of the glass cut his eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lehman, Sr.,
spent last week in Harrisburg as the
guests of relatives-Mr. and Mrs.
p. +. Duncan, Jr., are spending the
Christmas holidays with relatives in
New Jersey.-Mrs. Charles r. Mil
Ter, of Enola, visited relatives here
on Friday.-A. G. Logan has opened
his new store in Market street. -
A special train was run over the s.
K. and w. r. r. Friday morning
which brought the boys from the
Tressler Orphans Home at Loys-
vile to this place where they board
ed trains for various points to spend
the Christmas holidays with rel
atives and friends.-Remember the
newspaper carrier who serves YOU
with your favorite paper in all kinds
of weather. A word of good cheer
makes his route seem shorter. - A
horse and sleigh on Market street
the other day seemed about as much
of novelty in the way of travelling
as the automobile did several years
ago.-The coal fleets at Benvenue
were all securely moored for the win
ter before the freezeup
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-27
of Day in Central Pennsylvania
SENATOR NAMES
SCHOOL SENIOR
Gettysburg Girl Is Awarded
Course in Philadelphia
Institution of Design

Gettysburg, Pa, Dec. 26-Miss
Elizabeth. Evans, a senior in the high
school. has received a scholarship
from the Philadelphia School of De-
sign. These scholarships are granted
to one person in each county of Penn
sylvania. the appointment being
made by the Senator from the district.
the appointment of Miss Evans being
made by Senator c. William Beales
upon the recommendation of Miss
Helen Cope, supervising principal of
the schools. She will enter the
Philadelphia institution immediately
after her graduation from the local
school.
Every colored child here was given
a free Christmas dinner at the lodge
of the colored Elks, almost one hum
dred of them enjoying the treat.
AS Christmas present and to cele-
brate the eighth anniversary of the
opening of the house of the Photo
play theater to-day gave a free matt
nee to the children of the town un-
der twelve years of age. the picture
shown being Ann of the Green
Gables"
While Dan Cupid was stationed
just outside of the door of the mar
riage license Office this weekwhen the
rush was on for holiday season
licenses he got a terrible Jolt the
court of session upstairs IN the court
house handing down four DEGREES for
divorce.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-27
BRIEFS FROM THE
TOWNS IN VALLEY
Woman in Tooth Year Dies at Brethren Home Huntsdae
Christmas Eve; Reunion Held in Honor of
Woman's SD Birthday Anniversary

Mrs. Elizabeth Owen, for many
years a resident of Carlisle, died at
the Brethren Home, Huntsdale,
Wednesday evening. Had she lived
until August next she would have
been. 100 years old. She was the
widow of Richard Owen, Sr., who
made and carved the soldiers mon
ument on the public square in Car
Isle.
Constable Jerome Kaufman, of
Carlisle, went to Doylestown. where
he arrested William Quan, of near
Ship Densburg, who is charged with
stealing a load of corn from a
farmer in that vicinity.
Z. w. Shulenberger, MELVILLE, re-
ceived word from Washington that
he has been appointed census enum-
orator for the North and South wards
of the borough of MELVILLE.
The frame dwelling house of C.
n. Gray, in Mechanicsburg, on East
Keller street. was sold to w. T.
Chambers, of Mechanicsburg, for
$4,000.
c. A. Thomas. proprietor of the
Boiling Springs Hotel. near Carlisle
has leased the Wallace cafe room at
Chambersburg and will convert 1t
into restaurant. He will get pos
session January 1.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-27
JUDGE HENRY IS
AWHILE GUEST
Lebanon Jurist Takes Dinner
With Friends at Home
of C.. M. Coover

Annviilc, Pa, Dec. 27.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. M. Coover entertained the
following guests at Christmas din
ner on Thursday: Mr.. and Mrs. G..
r. Kreider, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. r. Krei-
der, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kreider
and daughters, katherine and Helen,
of town; Judge and Mrs. c. v.
Henry and family, of Lebanon, and
DR.. and Mrs. ID. Albert Kreider, of
New Haven, Conn.-Miss Kathryn
Lockeman, a student at Columbia
University, is visiting Miss Nancy
kreider.-Andrew Henry, OF Allan
tic City, n. j., is spending the holi-
days here with his mother, Mrs. S.
Elizabeth Henry.-Prof. and Mrs.
Elwood Bodenhorn, of Hamburg.
are visiting relatives here. - Misses
Margaret and Dorothy Sheffey. of
Harrisburg, are spending the Christ
mas vacation at the home of their
grandfather, John l.. Saylor.-Mr.
and Mrs. III. II. Shenk and daugh-
ters, Lucille and Esther, spent Christ
mas day at Hummelstown. guests
OF James G. Fox and family.-Dr,
and Mrs. Walter Brubaker and
daughters Annabelle, and Louise. of
lebanon ARE guests of Mrs, Bru-
bakers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iobias Bombe.ger.-Miss .Arabelle
kelchner, of New York city, is vis-
ltlng her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph G.. Kelchner.-Mr. and Mrs.
y. {. NJ. Hester and daughters
Ruth and Mary, and Miss Virginia
wilmer visited at the home of DIR.
FRANK Wilmer and family at Leb-
anon on Christmas day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-27
Little Lines From Nearby

Bioomsburg-Acc Of selling
opium to known drug addict, DIR.
I. G. Haster is held in bail.
Wilkes misunderstanding under the
wheels of an automobile, 9-year-old
Leo NoVal was killed here.
Eeading-Thi5 city paid $SS,500
for its street lighting last year as
agaiEst Harrisburg's S64,129.
Lcwistown-A carload of pure
bred Michigan cattle has beer re-
ceived here and distributed among
dairymen in this region.
HaZlctOn Conviction of horse
theft was held by court cause for
ara nting Jessie Irene Walk, of West
Hazleton, n divorce frcm John Walk.
Rcading-Shatterin many win
dows IN Fourth street, an accumula-
tion of sewer .gas in a conduit ex-
ploded with a report that could be
heard n mile away.
Bloomsburg-Overco by fumes
from an automobile engine they were
repairing in a Bloomsbury garage,
John Kingston and n. NJ. Boishline
narrowly escaped death.
-Wilkcs-BaI're Playing with
Christmas toys 3-year-old Walter f.
MacNeal, of this place, walked back
NdTu INTO luD OF not water ana
was scalded to death.
HagerstoWn-Miss Amanda NJ.
Smith. aged 4S. was attacked with
ptomaine poisoning here ard died
from pneumonia which followed a
violent illness.
Sunbury-Mrs. Sarah Jennings, for
16 years an employe at the I. o. o.
F. Orphanage, has retired and gone
to her home in Meshoppen, Wyom-
ing county, to spend her declining
years.
Hagerstown-Calvin ID. McNamee,
for SO years an employe of the Cum
berland Valley Railroad Company, is
dead here, aged 62 years, following
injuries sustained a number of
weeks ago.
Shamokin-Her head covered by a
shawl for protection from the cold,
Mrs. Michael Glazki. aged so years,
of Fidler Greene walked In front of
n Pennsylvania railroad freight train
at Shamokin and was run down and
instantly killed.
YOrk-An overcoat which char
ity organization gave Dewitt War
ring, and which Warning sold to
Curvin Weller. of Wrightsville, aft
erward stealing it from him, has
caused Warning to be arrested by
the hotel proprietor with whom
Weller boards.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-27
WILL SET APART
SOLDIER TRIBUTE
Marietta's Community House
Is to Be Dedicated Next
Tuesday Evening

Marietta, Pa, Dec. 27.-Marietta's s
handsome new community house is
to be dedicated next Tuesday eve
ming with services beginning at 8
O'Clock, in Acri's Theater. There
will be a program in the Theater.
after which the assembly will repair
to the community building. where
exercises are to be held 1t is the
first house of the kind to be erected
in Pennsylvania, and is regarded as
fitting tribute to Mariettas men
of the Civil, Spar:sh-American and
world wars. Mr.. and Mrs. FTenry s.
Hiestand and son, Gerald, are the
donors of the building with the fur
nishings. Citizens and friends have
pledged and contributed for its
maintenance. The. Hiestand family
lost son, Lieut.. Ben Hiestar.i, and
in his honor the gift has been made.
Benjamin Ludlow, of philadelphia,
will deliver the address.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-27
Becomes Lebanon Mans
Bride at Goldsboro Home

Goldsboro, Pa, Dec. 27.-At the
home of DIR. and Mrs. Warren on
Christmas eve, their daughter, Miss
Argive Z. Warren, became the bride
pf Daniel Kreider, of Lebanon, the
Rev. r. S. Stair, Lutheran pastor,
officiatinS. The wedding was SOL
nmnized in the presence of a few of
he close friends of the family The
ing service was used. 4 wedding
upper followed the ceremony, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Kreider started
IN brief wedding trip, followed by
he good wishes of many friends.
Mrs. Kreider taught school very
successfully for some years and is
proficient in music. Mr.. kreider
vas principal of the Palmyra High
school and served in the United
States Army in 1918. He is book
keeper ard accountant for the Leb-
anon Gas and Fuel Company.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-27

Long will be remembered the re-
union held Christmas day at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pagan,
Carlisle, in honor of Mrs. Mary
Heffelfinger, mother of Mrs. Pagan,
who celebrated her SD birthday.
Frank L. Eppley, of South Middle
ton township, has purchased the
Miles Clouser property in Middlesex
township.
At a meeting of the Consistory of
Grace Reformed Church of Shippens-
burg, Rev. Daniel Wetzel, of Frack-
vile, Pa, was nominated. An cleo
ton will be held Sunday, January 4.
The Peerless Furniture Company,
of Shippensburg, paid a bonus to it's
employees of per cent, amounting in
all to $1,700, this week.
Shippensburg newspapers an
nounce that they will soon increase
their subscription rates.
The Shippensburg public schools
sold 5000 Christmas seals.
The grocery of J. J. Strohm, Car
Isle. was again visited by robbers
last Thursday night. They came per
auto truck, pried the front cellar
door open and then removed about
20 bushels of potatoes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-27
FOLKS IN
PERSONAL NEWS
What People of Millerstown
Are Doing and Their Guests
Over the Holidays

MillerstOwn. Pa. Dec. 27.-Mrs. d.
A. Snyder has gone to Harrisburg,
where she will visit her son, william
Snyder and family during the holi-
day season, going from there to
Washington, ID. c.. where she will
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Pike.-Miss Jessie Kipp.
an instructor in the Altoona schools,
is home to spend the holidays.-Mrs.
Mary Allen is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. William Coffold. at Lancaster,
being accompanied by her little
grandson, William Coffold.-The Rev.
Victor Nearhoof. n student at Dick
inson College. visited friends in
town.-MaX Lahr, of Newport, visited
his uncle. d. A. Lahr, at this place.
Wendell Sherricll, OF Dickinson Col
lege. visited ID. NJ Rickabaugh and
family.-Major L. 5. Everhart, who is
still at Camp Dix, \. j., was the
guest of %. M. Rickabaugh and
family.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lauver, of
Altoona. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Light-Mr. and Mrs. Emory Fry
were visitors in risburg.-Gilbert
Rickabaugh visited his brother,
Beaver Rickabaugh, and family at
Mount Holly Springs-The Rev. and
Mrs. Charles Berkheimer visited their
parents at Mechanicsburg over
ChristmaS.-W. d. Bollinger and
family spent Christmas in Harrisburg
with William Snyder and family
Miss Annie Thompson. of New Buff
falo, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
James Rounsley.-Mr. and Mrs. Craw-
ford Smith, of Morristown, n. j., Miss
Helen Sherrick of Philadelphia. Miss
Irene Sherrick of Conemaugh and
Wendell Sherrick, student at
Dickinson college. visited the family
of Edward Beavers over Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dimm and son,
Calvin of Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Patton. James Kipp and family,
of McAllistersville, spent Christmas
Day with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Kipp.--
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Parson, of Port
Royal, spent Christmas Day with
William Moore and family.-Miss
Lucy Alexander, of Washington. d. c..
visited Mrs. S. c. Alexander for sew
eral days this week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Kerstetter and children OF
Steelton, visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harris.