Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-07
VI MiddietOWn
Borough Council Holds
Reorganization Meeting

Borough Council met last night for
reorganization, electing w. j. AL
bright as president; John r. Geyer,
solicitor; p. e. Irwin, clerk; I. B.
Boyd, surveyor; Harry Fishburn, su-
pervisor; II. B. Boyer. superintendent
of electric lighting: Benjamin E.
Longenecker, treasurer. The retir-
ing president is E. S. Gerberich.
Regular monthly meetings will be
held on the second Monday of each
month.
A. c. Stamy, a former. teacher of
the Central grammar school, who was
in the service, has been mustered out
and is substituting for C. r. Sense
man in the grammar school. Mrs.
Elizabeth Hill, teacher of the gram
mar school, Is off duty on account of
illness and substituting for her is
Mrs. Jarrets, of Highspire. Miss
Carol Kirkschner, one of the assist
ants in the High School. who was off
duty for the past two weeks on ac-
count of illness, returned yesterday.
The funeral of Miss Lillian Bach
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H.
Bachman, of West Main street, was
held from her parents home yester-
day afternoon, with services at 1
o'clock. The Rev. S. T.. >Daugherty,
of Annville United Brethren Church,
assisted by the Rev. A. E. G. Bossler,
of the First United Brethren Church
of town. officiated. Burial was
| made in the Annville cemetery.
John Keroski, who spent the past
three weeks in Royalton with rela-
tives, returned to OverbroolS School
For the Blind. He has been stu
dent at this institution for the past
four years.
r. L. Young has returned home
from two weeks visit to his son.
Delanson Young. at Bethlehem.
| Chester Yost who spent the week.
end in town as the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Yost
South Union street. has returned to
his home at Milton.
Charles ]. Heidman and A. ]. Held
man, Of Philadelphia, and Rudolph
Weber, of the United States Navy,
spent Sunday in town as the guests
of their cousin, e. C. Steiner, Ann
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rehrer. of Mar
ket street, received official word
from l. r. Fort. adjutant general.
that their son, William ]. B. Rehrer.
died at sea on October 26. 1918, of
| pneumonia. He was a member of
| Medical Replacement Unit No. 54.
/ The proof of his death was received
from the War Department by A. H.
! Luckenbill. director of civilian relief.
Robert Fornwalt, Jr., Is spending
! the week at Philadelphia as the
, guest of relatives.
| Louis Krasas and cousin, Private
| George Krasas, of Camp Lee. Va,
have gone on a several days trpl
to New York and Philadelphia, 4.
Col. Ellsworth Camp. No 81, ns
of Veterans, will install office toi
| 1919, with H. L. Moore in nats 80.
! Following the installation, e'Nei
! and social will be held.
The Woman's Missionay ,,1 HV',ety
| the Presbyterian Churc, W." .o,u -
monthly meeting at I'll. homs s g, eia% Ms
c. H: Hutchinson. .5y W afternoon. teri
streets, on Wedneebo uas stationad
Neal Bowman, .no was s'a,,onea IIr'.a
| at New York ivy III .he oniteu
and has ret,lhed home.
Jobn KiSay, aged SO years, of
| Royalton IS very Ill.
Iohn Stager has returned home
! froS, weeks visit to Claude Whit
aueE @ 4 Washington.
MSS Ruth Geyer, who spent the
Mt two weeks in town as the guest
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Geyer. Emaus street. has returned to
the Shipley school. Bryn Mawr.
Mrs. T. Z. Mayer and daughter,