Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-06
Many Donations Are
Received by Home

The Board of Directors of the Nur-
sery Home acknowledged the follow
ing donations for October and No
vember: Mrs. Tarvey, one-half bush
el of sweet potatoes; Mrs. Hinkle, IL
pounds candy; Mrs. Turner, apples;
apple butter, one dozen cans Karo;
Mrs. Yost, apples; Mrs. Dunkle, Mrs.
Moss, Mrs. Harvey, sugar jellies. mo-
lasses, fruit, soup beans, corn fake,
tomatoes; Rotary Club. ginger bread
and sandwiches; Mrs. Elmer Wagner,
one bushel sweet potatoes, one bushel
potatoes; Mrs. Keown, boys suits,
waists, overcoats, shoes, rubbers, slip
pers, hose; Mrs. Munce, canned fruit,
sugar, rice, apples, jellies, jellies, can
ned vegetables; d. a. r., one gallon
ice cream; Mrs. Edna Croft Diehl,
canned fruit jellies; Mrs. Patton,
peaches, butter, tomatoes; Mrs. Form
wald, toys. doll carriages, etc; Mrs.
Morrow, canned fruit and jellies; Mr..
Bushey, jellies; C. j. Blair and son,
stationery; Mrs. Ross, canned fruit,
and jelly; Mrs. James Andrews, can
ned corn, jelly; Mrs. J. Rohrer, can
ned fruit preserves; Mrs. Zook, jelly;
Warren Neck, cash for blankets; Mrs.
Cccklin, cash: Mrs. Munce, cash; Mrs.
Turner, cash. Mrs. Snyder, cash; Mrs.
Harry Miller, cash; Dr. Ellenberger,
cash; Mrs. w. o. Bishop, cash; Clar-
ence Bishop, cash; Mrs. j. C. Thomp-
sen, cash; r. Brinser, cash; Frank
DuBree, cash; Mrs. Arthur Bailey,
cash; Mrs. A. S. Dillinger, cash. Mrs.
William Jennings, cash. Mrs. Frank
Smith, cash; Mrs. Charles Burtnett,
cash; Charles BURNETT, cash; Mrs. J.
H Patton, cash; r. NJ. Pleam. cash;
Edwin Cook, cash; Mr.. Bickel, cash
MIR. Marsh, cash; Junior Aid of Siler
School, fruit, baked beans, IA cans of
vegetable soup, salt, Karo, olives;
Mrs. w. l.. Grimes, potatoes, books,
hats; Mrs. A Miller, carrots; potatoes
books, pencils, candy; Grace NJ. e.
, Sunday School, books; friend, three
gallons ice cream; Hershey Creamery
Co, four gallons ice cream; Dives
Pcmeroy and Stewart baby baskets
hot water bottles, ten caps, two doz-
en- hats, etc; friends. rolls, cake, soup
tomatoes, celery, ham, turkey, oyst-
ers, cream, milk; Red Cross, slumber
socks, sweaters; Mrs. Gardner
sweet potatoes, celery; Rotary Club
entertainment; Mrs Munce, 2S bush
els potatoes; Mrs. C. B. Miller, Vic.
trola records; Mrs. George Young
books, clothing, games; Captain
George Lumb, IS boxes corn starch;
Mrs. Beltz, % heads cabbage. beets
Mrs. w. p. Mcguire, large playhouse
with furnishings; Miss Etter, canned
goods; Mrs. Etter, jellies; Mrs. Dar-
by, girls coat; Miss Hemperly, baby
clothing; Mrs. w. H. Speakman, over
alls, dresses, hats; Mrs. Crowell, box
marshmallows, cakes; Mrs. Stamm
apples, sugar, jellies, jars fruit, soup
plates; Mr.. Boyer, 25 pounds crackers;
Mrs. Burlington, matted milk; Mrs
Elmer Wagner, egg plant, potatoes;
Harrisburg Baking Company, 40 doz-
en- rolls; Mrs. Munce. one box oranges;
CLANCY and Company, celery; St ste
phen's Church, three dozen cakes,
public schools, apples, II bushel DO
tatoes; onions, cabbage, pumpkins
tCrnips, jellies, canned fruit. milk
corn, peas, soup, oats, rice, macaroni
flour, bread, Uneeda biscuits, pretzels
From the following jellies and can
ned fruit: Mrs. j. Sharon Mcdonald
Mrs. Stanley Jean, Mrs. Hull, Mrs
Thomas Edwards, Mrs. Dennis, Mrs
j.. Fischer, Mrs. William Brown, Mrs
Eli Hershey, Mrs. Lee Gourley.