Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-01
VI MiddiefOUn
Case OF Scarlet Fever
Is Found in School Room

4 case of scarlet fever was discov-
cred in the schoolroom of Miss Irene
ChurChman in the Susquehanna
street school building. Harry Stotz,
being the victim. The four rooms in
the building We're closed and fumi
gated by the local board of health,
and will remain closed for several
days. The Stotz home, Catherine and
State streets, has been quarantined.
a family gathering was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
HARDY. West Water street. on last
Sunday, and a dinner was served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hardy, and two children,
Bruce and Caroline Hardy, Orville
Beidel and wife, John Heneky, of
Harrisburg; Ruth Shelton, Susan
'Bauehenoyer, Lena Ashenfelter,
Margaret Noel, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
HARDY. Sr., and son, Bruce Hardy
ano laughter, Ivy Hardy.
Sarlslof Ashenka. of Poland. who
is sculptor, has been secured by
A. r. Luckenbill, the marble and
granite dealer North Union street.
The dance held in the Luna rink
! on Monday night by the "Jitney
: CluU of town for the benefit of the
/
The Woman's Bible class of the
| First United Brethren church, held
| its regular monthly meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Christian Hershey, in
! East Water street, on Monday even
| ing and elected the following officers:
| President, Mrs. NJ. G. Bossler: vice
president. Mrs. Harrison Kelsey:
/ teacher, Mrs. S. p. Longenecker;
assistant teacher, Mrs. NJ. G. Boss
! ler second assistant teacher, Miss
Jennie Detweiler; secretary, Mrs.
: William Wagner; assistant secretary,
Mrs. s. NJ. Gingrich; treasurer, Mrs.
Anne Fetrow; librarians. Mrs.
| Christian Hershey and Mrs. George
Steck flower committee, Mrs. J. NJ.
McCauley; evangelistic chairlady,
Mrs. Annie Fetrow; music commit
/ tee. Mrs. c. y. jackson; member
ship, Mrs. c. p. Longenecker; social.
! Mrs. ]. Eichelberger. After a social
hour had been spent refreshments
were served.
The Mems Bible class of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. will
hold an annual social at the par
sonage. l20 North Union street. this
evening and the election of officers
will be he'd.
| Word was received in town yes
terday by John Stager, of South
Union street, that Mrs. Claude
WHITAKER died at her home at Wash
! ington, from pneumonia. leaving a
/ husband and three children. Mr..
/ WHITAKER is well known in town be-
/ ing the son of the late AIR. and Mrs.
| W. f. WHITAKER. The body will be
brought to Elizabethtown for burial.
Miss Clara Beck entertained a
| number of friends at her home,
North Spring street, last evening at
a New Years party. Games of var
! ious kinds were played, after which
refreshments were served.
Miss Ida Beaverson. of New
Cumberland, is spending several days
in town.
Dawson Adeholt. of Roya'ton,
| received a letter from his son, Harry
! Adeholt, who is one of the men
| from the local car works who is en-
\ listed in the service of Uncle sam,
but doing government work in
France of rebuilding cars, that he
and the rest of the men who are
doing the same work. expected to
be on their way home from over
| seas in about two weeks.
hlfk SChwan is SpehulH6 the
weekend at Mt. Wolf, York county,
with his family.
a special meeting of the Rescue
Hose Company. was held last even
ing 10 take action on the company
taking part in the parade at Colds
boro to-day. after which it was de-
cided that those wishing to take part
could do so. About twenty-five of
the members left this morning for
GoldsDoro, where a parade and flag
raising was he'd by the fire COM
pany of that place.
Mrs. Cameron Conrad and daugh-
ter. of Race street, Mrs. Charles
Ackerman, of East Water street,
and H. f. Derrick, of Wilson street.
are i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. C. Burd are
spending some time at Philadelphia
and New York City.
Mrs. ]. Lloyd Kramer and MISS
Helen Kramer are visiting relatives
at Newark, y. j.. for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Boyd returned
to their home in North Union street,
after spending the past ten days at
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