Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-03
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Private A. J. Roderick
Dies From Pneumonia

| IlNdle -AlpSll u. ANooSliNh, q
member of the cloth Aero Squad
ron, of the : Walton Depot, died at
| the Post Hospital on Wednesday
night from pneumonia, the result
of influenza, being i'll for three
! days. His home was in Scranton.
| He is survived by his wife, who
was at his bedside when he died.
The body was taken to the under
| taking establishment of II. S. Roth,
! from where it was sent to Cresson
! last evening, the home of his wife.
! Burial will be made at Spangler.
The Middletown Council, No. 1856,
! o. of l. A, elected the following
/ Officers. for 1918: Councillor, r. II.
| Schraedley: vice councillor, Clinton
Luse; recording secretary, Fred
| Welsh; assistant recording secre-
1 tary, John Houser; conductor. M.
| b. Green; warden, Harry Hamaker;
| inside sentinel, w. Fl. Lands; out
! side sentinel, James Ulrfch; chap
I lain, Ross e.. Seltzsr.
I The Rev. o. NJ. Kraybill, pastor
/ of the ChuI ch of God, has returned
home from Enhaut. where he was
| assisting the Rev. c. II. Grove, in
the revival services being held
/ there. --- ...-sts
| Congressman A. S. Kreider spent
! yesterday in town with friends.
Charles Henry, who was in the
service of Uncle Sam, for the past
fifteen months. and recently sta
! toned at Camp Dix, N j.. has been
mustered out of service and arrived
in town, to spend several days with
his sister. Mrs. George Darr, South
Wood street. before leaving for his
home at Chambersburg.
The Municipal Christmas Tree
[ Fund has reached the $40 mark 10
date. C S. Few is the treasurer.
The funeral of j. II. Reesor was
held from the home of his nephew,
j. Frank Detweiler, East Main
kstreet, on Wednesday afternoon with
! services at 1.30 o'clock. the Rev.
/ A. Z. G.. Bossler, pastor of the
First United Brethren Church. of
! town officiated. The pallbearers
/ were H. r. Detweiler, J. F. Det-
weller, J. II. Detweiler, d. r. Det-
weller, w. B. Detweiler and A. c.
! Martin. Burial was made in the
! Geyer Cemetery at Hillsdale.
| W. A. w. Wallace wife and
daughter, and Miss Minnie Daniels,
who were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
! A. K. Wallace, Nissley street, for the
| past two weeks returned to their
homes at Philadelphia.
Samuel Delhi, former resident
| of town, but who has been living
at Harrisburg. for the past several
months. will leave about February
/ for the soldiers home at Dayton,
/ Ohio.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
| pany hvae force of men at work
taking out the large stones from
| the Swatara creek, which were
| thrown there when they made re-
the bridge that crosses the
creek near the station. In lifting
one of them yesterday it slipped
| from the hooks and landed near
the edge of the bridge, had it fallen
back into the creek II would have
struck Walter stager, who was
passing at the time in his boat.
Lester Rothstein, who spent the
past two weeks in town. ms the
guest of the Klawansky. family on
Enaus street will return to his
home at Rochester. n. Y, to-mor-
row.
Frank Non is quite i'll at his
home on South Catherine street.
with pneumonia.
Arthur Werlich. who spent the
past week in town as the guest of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. jacob
Werlich, Brown street. returned TO
Camp DIX N J.
Mrs. Harry Werlich is quf.s i'll
at her home on Ann street. from
the results of an attack of acute
Indigestion
David Detweirer. Of Philadelphia.
is spending several days In town.
having been called here on account
of the death OF bis uneie, II" Late
I. H. Reesor.
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