Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-17
MECHANICSURG
SOLDIER HOME
Many Men of Famous 2Sth
Division Mustered Out
of Service
MANY MORE TO RETURN
Readings and Music at Inter-
esting Meeting of Story
Tellers League

MechanicsburE, Pa, May 17.-Earl
France with the 112th Infantry, 2Sth
Division, was rendered a serenade,
on Tuesday evening by the Singer
Band, OF which organization he is a
member. He is the son of Mr.. and
MIS-. Philip Shelter, South Arch street,
the former of whom is leader of the
band. - Tomorrow afternoon the
Singer~Rand will give a concert at
the United States General Army Hos
pital, No. 81, at Carlisle, for the bene-
MT of the convalescent soldiers. -
Heiks Paul. a member of the 103rd
Engineers, 2sth Division, in France.
has decided to remain in that coun-
try for some time, where he will
attend the University of France,
where he intends to pursue studies
and specialize in his particular line
of work. He is a brother Of Mrs.
Jesse l.. V. Smith, East Locust street.
The large brick dwelling house.
owned and occupied by ]. Will
Brandt, South Market and Coover
streets, has been sold to Mrs. Frank
NJ. Gross, South Market street, at
private sale, through the agency of
Fred S. Mumma and Son.-Another
interesting meeting of the Story
Teller's League was held on Monday
evening and Mrs. Harry Keffer of
Harrisburg was present and gave in
struction. Readings were given by
Miss Ruth Chase, entitled. THE
Flax" and Mrs. w. F. Fishburn, Tit
for Tat" with piano accompaniment
by Mrs. S. Harper Myers. - Members
of the Junior class of the high school
nf MI nf ha fNf
Miss Valeria Hershman, West Keller
street, on Tuesday evening. After
the business session the evening was
spent socially. - Mrs. Annie Herr, of
East Marble street, spent Wednes-
day at Carlisle. - Harry Mohler, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Grant Mohler, left
on Tuesday for Newport News, where
he will attend the United States Naval
School, and train for whatever branch
of work he is especially adapted. -
Miss Helen Slonaker, of Douglas,
Wyoming, who spent the winter in
Florida, is the guest of the misses
Sara and Eleanor Parker, South Mar
ket street. - Miss Julia Hefflefinger
and Miss Olive Taylor, of East Main
street, spent several days in Carlisle
at the home of the formers nephew,
DR.. Park Singer. - Blake Laird. son
Arch street, has returned to his home
in this place after overseas service.
Guy H. Lucas, A. S. Hertzler, and
T, j. Webb were in Lewistown this
week representing the local lodge
at the annual convention of the An
cient and Illustrious Knights of Malta
in session in that place. - Mrs. EN-
ma ]. Rhinehart left for Paterson.
n. j.. on Wednesday morning, where
she will live with her son, William
Rhinehart. - Corporal Victor Hart,
son of Mrs. Laura Hart recently re-
turned from service in France, with
the 112th Infantry, 2Sth Division, who
was Ill at the Camp Meade Hospital.
has recovered and returned to his
home in this place. - Miss Hattie
Fisher, of Middletown, spent Monday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ.
Fought. The Rev. H. Hall Sharp
and George B. Hoover were in Nc
Connellsburg, this week attending the
Cumberland Valley Conference of the
Lutheran church.