Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-26
MiddtetOUn
Program Is Ready .
For Old Folks Day

The Methodist Church will OBJ
serve the annual Old Folks Day and
| Harvest Home services Sunday. Fol-
| lowing will be the program for the
old folks: At 1890, old-fashioned
class meeting in charge of H. r.
Brinser; IL o'clock. church serv-
ices, opening voluntary. organ,
hymn, How Firm, a Foundation"
John Grove; prayer. H. ]. Wickey;
Scripture reading, G. B. Erisman;
mathis and collection; anthem, by
choir; hymn. How Tedious and
Tasteless the Hour" sermon, the
Rev. James Cunningham; hymn,
Praise God From Whom All Bless
ings Flow" benediction. In the
evening at 7.30 o'clock the pastor
will preach the Harvest Home SER
| mon.
At a recent meeting of Brown
stone Castle No. 456, K. G. E., 1t
was decided to hold monthly enter
| tainments. The first one will be held
in October. The following commit
teemen were appointed: E. c. Le-
ber, Claude Sohn, ]. w. Boughter,
G. E. Brestle and Harry Shumaker.
Earl Weller, who spent the past
week in town left to-day for Pitts
| burgh where he will spend several
udy 'DelOTS EcluEllllB W Ills nOHl6 at
Elyria, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Bowers have
| returned home from a weeks trip
to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frank Schaeffer, who spent
the past month in town as the guest
| of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. C.
Brinser, North Union street, return
ed to her home at Laceyville to-day.
The Mothers Congress Circle will
| meet at the home of Mrs. d. P.
Deatrick, North Union street, this
| evening at 7.30. to make arrange
ments for their benefit play, which
they will give in the Realty theater
the first week in November.
H. H. Kline, who is at present liv-
ing at the Kline House. and which
| he recently sold to Frank Barbush,
has purchased the three-story brick
house, Union and Main streets, and
which was formerly the late Mary
Ross estate. Mr.. Kline will take
| possession April l.
DR.. David Alberstadt and brother
| Herman Alberstadt, of PHILADELPHIA,
are spending the weekend in town
as the guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Alberstadt, Union
and Ann streets.
Frank Shenfeld, mail carrier, is
off duty on a weeks vacation and
is being substituted by Davis Gar
yer.
Mrs. Charles Burrier, who spent
the past month in town as the guest
of her son, Charles Burrier, and
family, North Catherine street. re-
turned to her home at Baltimore,
Md.
B. F. Brandt, who some years ago
purchased the Sunset Farm from
the late Col. James Young estate,
| and which is situated in London
derry township, short distance be-
| low Royalton, sold 1t to BENJAMIN
! Coble, who conducts a blacksmith
shop in Spruce street. The farm at
present is tenanted by Thomas
Bretz, a nephew of Mr.. Brandt. Mr..
Coble will take possession of the
| farm April 1.
Sides, both of town, were quietly
united in marriage at the First
United Brethren parsonage. in East
Main street, last evening, at s
o'clock by the Rev. E. A. G.. Boss
ler. They left on a wedding trip to
| the western part of the state, and
| on their return home will reside in
| Market street. The groom is at
present employed at the local car
| plant.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gallagher has pur-
| chased the double house in Vine
street and occupied at present by
Miss Dora Young and John Becker.
Lieutenant Fred Nelson and Lieu
| tenant John Lunt, Of the Aviation
Depot will enter the transcontinen-
| tai airplane race to take place Oc-
| tober 8 from New York to San
| Francisco. Their names were sent
| to Washington. d. c., by Colonel r.
C. Kirkland, commanding officer at
| the Aviation Depot.
Use MeNeirs Pain Exterminater-As