Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-10
Manchester Lodgemen Plan
Big Reception For Soldiers

Manchester, Pa. May 10.-Wash-
irgton Camp No. AZ, +. o. s. OF A.
and Sieker Council No. SO2. Jr. o. U.
A NJ. are making preliminary plans
for the home coming reception OF the
boys of this town and vicinity no"
in the service of their country. some
of the young men have already re-
turned and the reception will take
place when all have reached nome
There are between thirty and forty
young men OF town in the service.
The following committee will have
charge: Chairman, III. A. kaunmah'
secretary, Paul McCleary, treasurer
u. Il. Fink, |. G. Good, ROBERT MUIR
ply, David Weigle. Earl Brennemah'
Scott Knaub, e. j. Schafer, william
Hoover and William Melhoun.-Prl-
vate Paul Jacobs who has been 10
Gated at the embarkation hospital
Railway, n. ]. for several months
where he has been under treatment
for an abdominal wound received at
the battle of Verdun spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and MIS-
Frank Jacobs. Private Jacobs was
in the 18th Division, Headquarters
COMPANY He was operated on at
four different times and is now able
to be about on crutches. lie was
greeted by large number OF ms
friends and acquaintances here. FRI
yate Jacobs returned to the hospltal
Yesterday and expects to be released
from the institution in the near lu-
ture. - A mass meeting OF resluehts
of Mt. Wolf, Manchester and YORK
Haven was held in the r.. G. r. haii
Wednesday evening for the purpose
of organizing for the Chautauqua'
l,A1I
of June 23. Miss Fern Donahue OF
Nebraska, agent for the Chautauqua
arrived here at noon. from Baltimore
TO assist in the organizing and ar
ranging for the course. H. A. kaun-
man acted as temporary chairman.
Miss Donahue outlined the work ana
assisted by suggestions In the aP-
pointing of committees. Rev H. w.
Fuse was appointed president with
| the following assistants: First vice
president, the Rev. George A. Living
ston, of Mt. Wolf; second vice-presi-
dent, John f. whistler, OF YORK
| Haven; secretary, George H. Wolt'
Mt. Wolf; treasurer, Fl. A. Kaufman
sites for the pitching OF the tent
| were viewed, and the field of J. T..
xunkel nearly on the lines of Man
| chester and Mt. Wolf was decided
| on Mr.. Kunkel has donated the use
| of the ground free of charge for the
| holding of the sessions. - ID. >.
! Ouickel of Harrisburg Is spending
! some time here with relatives. -
Machon Shue and Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
| Freed and sons were guests OF Melvin
| Folkenroth on Sunday. - the Rev.
]. l. Hummer, Frank Root, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. F.. S. Kaufman and family OF
York were entertained at the nome
| of H, A. Kaufman Sunday. - George
Kann spent Sunday at Hellam, where
he was the guest of S. Kann. - DR..
| and Mrs. Edward Wogan of Carlisle
/ and Samuel Boyd, Harry Myers, Mrs.
Hughes and daughter of Columbia,
srent Sunday at the home of DR.. H.
| v Gress Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Roller, Dallastown. spent Sunday at
the home of the formers mother, Mrs.
| sarah Roller. Frank Kann and
| Charles Hamme spent Sunday at
Dover. - Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Fink
and Mamie Kann spent Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Edward Arnold
! windsor. - Daniel Rodes of PEN
brook, was a recent guest at the home
| of his mother, Mrs. Abraham Rodes.
Mrs Samuel Melhorn and Mrs. VIC
tor Stauffer, of Philadelphia are visit
,re friends here.-Final arrangements
are being made for the class day and
commencement exercises of the local
| High school which will be held May
! IA and ID.