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   Gettysburg Times (Newspaper) - January 29, 1917, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania                                FIFTEENTH YEAR GETTYSBURG PA MONDAY JANUARY PRICE TWO CENTS TEST GUIDES FOR SEVERAL HOURS Battlefield Appear to BRODBECK ON TRIP Will Spend Month in Florida with his Family and Mrs A R and daughters Mary E SPECIAL SERVICES Two Lutheran Churches were Largely Attended on Sunday Night and Viola Brodbeck will leave j Qne generator Goes to Undergo Examination for Badges ington D C Tuesday afternoon for Mine at ers for Equipment I LOOKED LIKE A the west coast of Florida where they expect to spend the month of ruary stooping at St Petersburg SCHOOL and Tampa They will return via the POWER HOUSE IS OFFERED male chorus led JEast Coast stopping at Palatka i before the services the church 1 The service at St Lutheran church on Sunday evening was in i Coal charge of the Young Men's hood R Wm Bream conducted the service Rev J Baker preached i the sermon on Strong in the Lord and In the Power of the ringing and PARTY Guests Entertained by Mr and Palmer at their Home Stern on Work of 1 Four Months now Staring their in the Face Aitb Mr and Mrs Henry E Palmer a few friends on day evening at their home Those i present Mr and Mrs Henry j rainier Mr and Mrs Joseph I Mr and Mrs William Bankert I Mr and Mrs Granville Study Mr j ASK and Mrs John Harner Mr and Mrs Use of Road to Bring Tourists to Gettysburg in Plea for Bridge STATE TO BUILD IT TV and Jacksonville Electric Line from Hanover chestra gave a fifteen minute Long List of Questions to Discover several to Run Cars A large congregation their Knowledge of the Field ana thc Conduct of the Fight For several hours this morning the was A HIS JAW BROKEN With the change in companies a Highfield section mate end of the power the of their mid-winter examination Social activities have been Mrs M K Eckert and the equipment Dr Wagner spoke briefly of i hand on the Western Maryland is in trolley line of the trolley j three places big map room in the Federal ing was given the atmosphere oi a village school when a number of the applicants for licensure as battlefield j L- guides appeared for their tests W C Storrick before becoming National Park charge of the amination paper in one hand pencil in looked every bit as much devoted to his original ing as at any time in his life Tables in the room were converted into temporary desks and about these the applicants young and old were ed Pencils moved noiselessly over the j paper for several hours as question after question was Some of them were quite lengthy some short some required but a few words j to answer while others took a long j paragraph As the town clock an- Western Maryland Employe Is plying Gettysburg with electric irent for lighting there has been much speculation regarding the Hurt at Work present College Church had a Jar gation Sunday evening for the gram of sacred song Included in the were five familiar hymns two anthems by the choir a solo by I Spangler Nicholas and a duet by Merely Refreshing Memories are Cramming Hard Harner Messrs Samuel Harner Luther Spangler Amos Spangler and Kenneth Trestle Lamoria Through Traffic from Gettysburg to Carlisle Needs Substantial ture at Mt Holly Springs College boys arc not to be found on the streets loitering in large j NEW PROPERTY SOLD bera at the post office or other haunts these days for they are in the midst House and Lot Sold James M Eckels an attorney of j Carlisle has written to State j way Commissioner Black regarding the possibility of the state's ing a bridge within the borough its of Mr Holly Springs The bridge a part of a route from Carlisle to in j would line i T P Turner who represents the i Gettysburg Railway Company I ers of the power house electric BASE BALL FANS MEET WEDNESDAY way and equipment said this j 1 ing that they intended to operate l TO I the cars this summer unless Discuss Numerous should be before ing Questions in Connection with Team MORE ABOUT THE LAW mi tori es may be seen brilliantly 1917 ed while the students are taxing eyes j and brains to cram enough matter to TAKEN BY get them safely by the numerous The more dutiful ones who boned and all year are Brethren Clergyman Story is as On what is known as route 41 Pennsylvania 0 1 saved the cramming but they are Repository Sides as havd freshening Adams County Growers in i ist season begins We have already disposed of one the Matter ing just memories j It used to be the case that ex- j animations were held three times a No ttate highways H OF DEATH j created under the Sproul act there is a worn out and dilapidated bridge unsafe for public travel This bridge unfortunately is within the limits I of the borough of lit Holly Springs Dies Prominent Doctor also Other Deaths j in Cumberland county being located i large Westinghouse generator and j The campaign started last week by j year at the end of each term Some j secure the re- j time ago the three terms were I midway between what is known as MRS HENRY 1 Upper and Lower Mt Holly in the in the j mountain gap This route is laid out er twenty Question number to Another meeting of local base ball that has been shipped Wednesday available outlet for a at length The canvass for difficulty whatever in selling cha consistently j thing we for there have been i be is expected that at this time numerous inquiries about the various i report will be made of the work machines and even the boilers can be will held and for the coming um 1 5 cent And then followed a request for s I long list of names of prominent com- manders on both sides of the burg Battle Some of the applicants sold without were still studying over number sale twenty when this was called foi j All e the time of its j I i f Due possibly to the fact that there urtil they have got each other so well other Sort of I burg SayS are already about one hundred guides j Corked up that the unpleasantness of so of g gaies that some of is everywhere apparent than the which has passage of a they an hour or so UnciL vx i nvi if U n S I d men and thinks should covered and thc work if just tnat 01 two weeks n i She leaves besides her ven protection The more much harder papers are with the Frivolity has accordingly given way I the following in Adams County orchards to toil and the dormitories are West York I few vears the likely arc j about as quiet these nights as a well I er York Mrs H D c he movement which 1 reflated cemetery The peace ville Oklahoma gets but little quarter Curtis East Jc TT to Rive them protection turber territory in the southern part of Cumberland county and a large of Adams and York counties Many truckers and fruit growers use this highway in coming to market I feel safe in stating that one Oxford j thousand persons residing outside of the i North York Tempest j Mt Holly Springs use in and also to the fact those now applying have had former The question of the six or n i m-i n ATI T fl I t tests the examination to-day was j eague predominates and those who pass it with high marks can have the 1 The announcement that i marked its existence since it was erected I vill introduce in the present J ship closed reason for deer after that t 10 Mo Samm Hamm York j question to ten persons residing o and Mrs Nathan Stambaugh of Jin the borough One sister and The duty to erect and maintain Mrs t this bridge is one owing to the i lie at large and such duty should not favorite movie stars but j Spring Grove it's back to the i eral brothers also survive The line of the new Gettysburg I students of former days i Electric Company has been extended De J from Hanover as far as New Oxford pretty conclusively at their f a few days Martill retired United tions as stated herein can oe in W L MARTIN be imposed upon a practically less municipality when thc FARM SOLD beyond question An satisfaction of knowing that they are had decided to come into the league homeS churches and j pretty thoroughly acquainted with all vith or without Sunday base ball has have been wired to re- i igo that the destruction to details of the battle i been quickly followed by the news J g J fruit The tests to-day included not only j they decided to come in satisfaction has been j the main portions of the field but j mly on condition that games schedul- time Hne been also dealt with the Cavalry Field and ad for other dates can be moved for- b it will be con- -rula i i i j i IIL t -i i I I the operations there Each applicant I vard u both teams agree The three j upon the Cumberland township was sold on bc to ing of this bridge would be in addition to passing this written j Pennsylvania towns are expected to I R building on York street j orchards result in heavy at thc Court House to J j for burial some to this borough and viewers is i Brethren minister ol the route they would follow and ex- ball parks must be enclosed are i L: m Saturday at the Court LO i n L for burial j some test must conduct an imaginary vote no on this proposition j Q icj as company's office j damaRe to the young trees which is D for j 1 and the party over the battlefield using the The fact that thc home guarantee serious lohS n a financial way j ft reported as unsafe for public travel relief maps to delineate and show i has been raised to and that all T A A the Or James Howell Billingslea This the question of DUTIES FOR LONG TRIP FOR ARREST boys not yet out of their teens some i men well along toward middle life a former school teacher and other men who have been engaged in Gettysburg Trooper Goes occupations but see a chance of lo Alabama fo more lucrative employment in the summer months Extend the Time in any what destruction the animals In old prominent and mR funds largely up to the county and it is not at all very much money will from this source As a if this bridge is to be it will be a cheap and TWO GAMES Continued on Third Page DANCE Again a Gettysburg member of and in State Police Force has succeeded in j 1015 they were During i p 1916 the total was slightly m excess they aie suoj j Of frosts that will do most blanks have been given a chance It is not expected that the The new year is running far ahead j total of j at that up lo date stands against only 142 at the corresponding a vear ago which itself i ive work It is not to be w they want ns can secure Deer SI During j which i- i State force nas to Others will be from time -o xi v r ii t making an important arrest R to time until the entire list of those h l T Tipton recently apprehended 1 Freed j in Montgomery Alabama charged conspiracy in an arson case j of 1910 out of a fire at East of this mornings examinations ana o the map work will be made known i burg last August which destroyed tht s for some time as it will take Capital City Company and the awhile to go over the Trousers Company Trooper record papers with their long list of Tipton has arrested two others in Licenses have been issued this tions and corresponding connection with the case and it for ou of answers said New Jersey officers have several for solid-tired vehicles and supply of answers al I Freed denies that he will bc of so been issued licenses for decs can DC made ji s use in thc investigation concerning the paid drivers and for Surprise Affair was Enjoyed at the i fire and that if he had known there drivers i boki e bm can Riley Home i was to be any inquiry he would not The solid-tired licenses this year j K1 ao that all classes can be j have left Stroudsburg He contends instead of being taken from the fruit growers at the A very pleasant surprise party j that he did not know he was wanted lar sets are special tags identical was held at the home of Mr and s with those for pneumatic-tired cars i same ume endure Mrs Ivan Riley Friday evening in i COMING EVENTS except that the numerals are 1 hey are now with thc letter Up to this year i ber of men on thc force will be the subject for much discussion the legislative sessions So far nothing come of the suggestion that the police force increased instead of thc forces r Evening Affair Held Friday at j s is i Saturday evening and Coach charges had no difficulty in ting away with a victory It was the Mont Alto second team which tho ed them Restriction very pleasant dance was held at of Mr and Mrs David R R 1 on Those present McKenrick Mr Mr and Mrs Misses Helen Hartman Rosalie ooie iuj Ethel Cole Anna of law enforcement bright team plays here on Thursday Kimple Catharine upon the who increasing thc and a lively game may be Elenora McKenrick Virginia state police force argue that one body j for the locals will do their Blanche Rosalie lof men would be a more economical IQ for the Kimple Gertrude McKenrick proposition than several bodies such 1 A total fouis Were called Mary Woodward and lish wardens and em- iho Campbell caged 17 out Lottie Kane Myrtle Baker Bertha They need not all bucks are not all honor of Mr Riley Those present i UTILITY Charles Patterson Mr and Mrs John Epley Mr and Mrs Emory Fox Mr and Mrs James Leister Mr and Mrs Frank Mumper Mr and Mrs Maryland Appier Mr and Mrs Ar- thur Shanebrook Mr and Mrs mond Little Misses Beulah Rider i tGER AGAIN information from were Mr and Mrs Ivan Riley Mr Happenings Scheduled for Gettysburg no distinguishing mark of this i and Mrs William Rider Mr and Mrs j during the Next Few Weeks appeared on licenses except thc mark for the tag On Feb Ball Albright College j of prank R j from a man Gymnasium f ib of er 1916 Lags are good only until uu 1.112 Perhaps this time may have been extended Thc merger l division is still several Mary Leister Martha Epley Hazel Feb After Dark for Riley Helen Leister Luella Walters ica re i pneumatic-tired cars because of Floranna Fox Margaret Peterson lhc from Olivia Patterson of the health highway and agricultural departments whose ties are concerned with the 1 ter ol enforcing the law It the impression that the hill the state police I will make first in senate and will be the cause of a lively i ing i i ol his 35 chances from the free line for Albright tod 21 THEIR BEST YIELD County Va Barrels ear Kane Lecture I Hagen Brua Chapel i i Fcb Ball College Gymnasium information came that the EVERY of public utilities was the publication IT who has engineered DfT i School Report Shows More the I of the apple j in county compiled by I of Winchester secretary ot the State Horticultural Society that the season 13 ill Evelyn Hall Clara Baker Beck Anna Hall Edith Gulp Gladys Clapsadle Messrs James Moore Leo Culp Roy Kane Maurice Newman Marn Kane Raymond Lawrence Kimple Albert Gulp George Kimple Bernard Kimple Kane Edgar Baldwin j Col Cole Clyde Hall Howard Lawrence Hall Fred George Beck Roy McKenrick House Myrtle Riley Messrs Clair Rudisill Merle Rudisill Frank Mumper James Mumper Walter Patterson William Rider Raymond Little Wilbur Olivia Patterson r the Huntingdon reformatory where 1a representative from Ethel Mumper Kathleen Shanebrook Feb Teachers 1 Co bankers wou d soon be ing High School commissioner thc Lecture Rev Stanley i Brua Chapel John Feb School Alumni play i SPELLING BEE Little Feb Pageant Those perfect in attendance durins fourth month al Anna Myers Mary which Klino of tin School wore McKenrick All crt Fox John Riley Harry A spelling BIG square dance in Xavler i Tuesday evening Jan 30 Good will be held at everybody welcome Begins r mont School Thursday night at o'clock Admission for gents 2 ladies 15 advertisement IN FW SPA PERI IN FW SPA PERI   

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