Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-18

VI Soot LH0 LhONs IhOpCEt oa6trCttt
male chorus. Comrades in Arms"
address, the Rev. Jay c. Form
crook; presentation of medals under
the auspices of the G. A. r.; eulogy
for Private Allen Diffenderfer, the
Rev. M. H. Vert; hymn. "Abide
With Me-" benediction, the Rev.
Earnest L. Pee.
To Demobilize Flag
In the evening the service flag of
the Church of God will be demobil-
:zed. The service flag contains fif-
teen stars. The demobilization will
be rather unique The service will
be opered with hymn, America"
Prayer will be offered by the super
intendent of the Sunday school,
George E. Sides. The Scriptures
will be read by the pastor. the Rev.
Jay C. Forncrook. There will be a
solo by Mrs. Lester Green, to be
followed by an address by the pas
tor. The rollcall will be something
attractive and unique. AS each
veterans name is called he will pin
to a star in the service flag white
ribbon bearing his name. The flag
will later be stored in the archives
of the congregations The bened.c-
ton will follow the singing of the
Star Spangled Banner"
Victory Emblems
The bronze medals tnat will be
presented to the veterans at the serV-
ice Sunday afternoon are handsome
works of art. Made in the form of
watch fobs, they bear an attractive
patriotic emblem. On the reverse
side are engraved the words: Pre-
sented to i'm grateful rec
War, 1917-191S."
ognition of service in the World
Roll OF Honor
Highspire with a population of
slightly more than 1000 people, fur
nished ninety men to the service
during the war. OF these one made
the supreme sacrifice, Allen Diffen-
derfer. The roll of honor follows'
Clyde Arnold, Rodger Alleman,
Ammon Beard, David Beinhour,
Charles Brashears, John BorreH,
Benjamin Borrell, Eugene Book,
Lynn Bigler, Zeno Baker, Harrison
Boyer, Joseph Benfer Russell Balls
paugh, Roy Brashears.
Clifford Clippinger, John Cooper,
Ray Cover, Claude Chubb, George
Collins, Paul Chrisemer, Houston
Chrisemer, Allen Diffenderfer, Harry
Dorwart, Robert Dengler, Lester
Duncan, Lewis Duncan, Harry Dur
borrow, Raymond Duncan.
Reuben Ehling. Clifford Ehrisman,
Harry Etnoyer, Richard Etter, Paul
Eshenhour. Russell Etnoyer, Russell
Erhart, Millard Fink, William Gal
lagher, Claude Green, Edward Gems
ler, Mead Green.
David Harder, Edgar Hastings,
Bruce Heberlig, Claude Hoover, Will
liam Harder Clarence Hoover, Jacob
Hooker, Karl Hoover Lloyd Heich-
er, Paul Hooker, Floyd Harvey,
Cloyd Letter, Richard Leonard, War
rem Leonard, Edgar Lindenmuth,
Franklin Ligan.
Elmer Manning. Ivan Meffert,
Donald Mumma, Samuel Mumma,
John Morris, Harvey Martz, Alvia
Neavling, H. NJ. Rhoads, Raymond
Shelley Samuel Sides, Ralph Spe-
row, Jacob Stutzman, Walter Stauf-
fer, George Schroll, Harold Snoddy,
Harry Shearer, Wayne Shively, Ray
mond Shively, Murray Smith, Max
Seicher, William Shumaker, Charles
Smith.
Clarence TRAY, Lester varnicle,
William White, Frank Wonderly
George Wolf, Ober Wolf, William
Whittle, Roland whistler, B. Young.
The Committees in Charge
The celebration is the result of
many weeks of painstaking work on
the part of the committees and the
people of Highspire in general.
Among those who have done much
to make the celebration n success
are the girls of the High school,
who last Saturday sold tags on the
streets, netting a profit of almost
a hundred dollars.
I. L. Hoffmeister is chairman of
the general committee, with Mrs.
Frank Bamberger as secretary and
Ira w. Hoover as treasurer.
H. r. Durborow is chairman of
the finance committee, with Reuben
Lerch, John Chubb, Ray Strominger,
Oden Robinson and Harry Diffen-
derfer as members.
The committee on decorations and
medals is headed by Percy D. My
ers, and includes Frank B. Miller,
John Keefer, Joseph X. Wise and
Alfred Gruber.
Mrs. D. L. Kaufman is in charge
of the invitation and reception COM
mittee, which includes Mrs. I. L.
Hoffmeister. Miss Carrie Matthias,
Mrs. w. B. Kirkpatrick and Mrs.
Samuel Dugan.
Ddf1uuct SOII1IIlIttce
The banquet committee Includes
Miss Blanche Mumma chairman;
Mrs. E. S. Poorman, Elmer Walter
myer, Mrs. F. B. Miller. Mrs. T. n.
Heicher, Mrs. George w. Cover and
Theodore L. Gruber.
D. L. Kaufman is chairman of the
committee of amusements and me-
MORALS. The committee includes
Eugene Orris, Charles Baker, w. B.
kirkpatrick, E. L. Manning, H. d.
Long and Walter Diffenderfer.
The parade committee is headed
by Harry Ulrich and Includes: T.
N. Heicher, Morris Ort, E. d. Bam-
berger, Frank Chubb, Uriah Brown
and John Weaver.
George w, Cover is chairman of
the music committee. The commit
tee includes J. o. S. Poorman, c.
B. Shelley, Miss Frances Brand and
Mrs. Ralph Mumma.
Elmer Duncan is chairman of the
committee on publicity and print
ing. The committee Includes: Ho-
mer Etter, d. w. Yeager, David
Alderman and w. ]. Reeves.
The religious and educational
committee includes: The Rev. Jay
c. Forncrook, chairman; the Rev.
H. NJ. Vert, the Rev. Earnest L.
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