MAYOR MEALS DIES TAKING BOLDER ROLE IN HARRISBURG
Dr Evra S Meals 66 former resident of Bendersville Biglerville and McKnightstown and then Harrisburg mayor died at Mareburg Hospital after months of illness Brisbts disease and gangrene led to foot amputation before death He served in the state legislature two terms and leaves wife Mary Keser and two sons Dale and Harry plus two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evra S. Meals
Bendersville
Biglerville
Knightstown
Harrisburg
Mareburg Hospital
Mears
Dr. Meals
Samuel Meals
College of Physi and Surgeons
Cincinnnati
McKnightstown
Marburg
Fie
Dr. Meats
Mary Keser
Isie Menry Keser
Dale
Harry Meats
WW. W. Meal
Carlisle
Ira
Franoke
Virginia
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR
Fendersville
Mr.Taylor
Menallen township
Aaron Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Peer
Elizabeth Taylor
Arendtsville
ufe
Alfred Taylor
Biglorville
Carrie Beamer
Helen
Ivan
John R.Taylor
Aspers
Parker Kuntz
Gardners
Ezra ©. Taylor
Newtva
P. Taylor
Tinterville
Hay Raffensparper
Arendisville
John Taylor
Newton Schell
Isaiah Taylor
Altoona
Died Strayers Union member and local residents noted
Mrs. Summoniver of York and Sire Adame Warnes of Bradbock survive. Durnitark and Waserid Munday listed among the dead in a family plot at York Road cemetery. Mrs. Mary Bricker of New Chester dies after pneumonia at home aged 62 years 10 months. Hannah 41 Piner and Mary Pifer of Hanover area die from tuberculosis near York Springs. Funeral arrangements announced. Mrs Mary S Test of York dies after lasting illness. Samuel Ketler Wostetter of Charnian dies after acute bowel obstruction aged 74. Miss Martha Berkheimer dies of pneumonia at Abbottstown aged 38. Funeral services pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOSEPH E. WHERMAN
Joseph Edwin Wierman
Avenidtsville
Mr. Wierman
ike
Joseph
Susi Wierman
Wierman
neair York Springs
Cumberland
Tie
Arendtsville
Annie Myers
Salemun Myers
York Springs
Elza Wierman
Henry Th Wierman
Blary Wierman
Warhucs
Texpe
Summoniver
York
Adame Warnes
Bradbock
vine
David
Durnitark
Munday racenogs
o'etpack
Strayers Union elitrehs
MARY BRICKIER
Mary Tivicker
New Chester
Daniel
isapbeth (Prane) Fort
teyo
Sarah Bricker
Mary Loover
Daniel Bricker
George
J. Lurrey
Toasant Ti
Jacob For
yey
York Spring
John Farrex
Tranover
Bair’s Meeting House
York Roader
Daniel Stump
Peter Shank
mme
York Road cemetery
HANNAH 41
PINER
Mary Pifer
Peter
Hannah Pifer
ITantinetyn
John Hamilton
Miss Pifer
Tohn Aemilton
Huntington township
John Piter
Aspe
genee
Rev
W. G. Group
SAMUEL KK. HOSTETTER
Samuel Ketler Wostetter
Charmian
Flastetter
Charmeu
John
Elizabeth
Weller) Hostetter
Mimeral
Pairheld
MARTHA BERKHEIMER
Nathanial T Berkheimer
Abbottstown
George Therkheimer
Marrishare
Vuneral
LO a
Church Notices Broad Schedule Of Sunday Services
Presbytery and many congregations publish Sunday programs with Sunday School at 9 15 and 9 30 times, worship at 10 70, 11 50, or 7 30 pm. Sermons titled The Purpose of the Church and Love and Reference for the Church feature speakers Rev David E Woods Rev David Martin Rev J W Bender and others. Various churches list Christian Endeavor meetings preaching hours and special programs inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor societies
Gapout
Montfort
David Walker Woods
Tormer
FAIRFIELD LUTHERAN
David
Martin
Uelam
York County
I.OLERVIUS LOD
Christian Endeavor
MS Trope
Mr carmel
BENDERSVILLE
LUYTHURAN
om. Jahior Christian Endeaver
HEIDLERSBURG U. B
Idavildle
Olivet
dleidlersbure
duaver
J. W. Bender
UNITED BRETHREN Sunday School
BE. A
METHODIST Sunday School
J. H. Ayshworth
Epworth
W. F. Godwin
Orrtanna
BIGLERVILLE LUTHERAN Sunday School
Ter
C.F. Floto
ARENYDTSVILLE
Cliss
N. W. Taxlor
BIGLERVILLE
CONEWAGO PRESBYTERIAN
Memorial notices from Adams County obituaries and deaths
Death notices from Adams County report Jesse Bollinger age about 85 in Capenings next weeks funeral in Rochford Pennsylvania. Paul I Miller died after pneumonia at Wohler's mill Adams county with funeral in New Oxford Catholic church. Infant son of Terman Smith died age five months. Carroll D Wright mother of Mrs John B McPherson died at Mrs McPherson home in Stockbridge Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JESSE BOLLINGER
Jesse Bathawer
Adams County
Capenings
Gettysburg
Buckford
Company C
165th
Pennsylvania Wolotteers
Mies Angelineith Cache
Cebtysburge
Rochford
PAUL I. MILLER
Paul J. Miller
ib Miller
Wohler’s mill
Adams dhunty
New Oxford Catholic church
CARROLL D. WRIGHT
John B. McPherson
McPherson
stookline
Masi
County Spelling Contest and Recitals Set Dates
Apr 21 spelling contest at Court House. Apr 25 King of Timbuclue at Lincoln Way Theatre. Apr 26 Lewars Bove Recital in Brus. May 5 baseball Franklin and Marshall at Nixon Field. May 11 12 meeting of the college presidents at Urua Chapel. school examinations and building noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
sbyterian Church
Lincolin Way Theatre
Paris Drives Forward In Five Day Breakthrough
Paris reports a huge advance as Allied forces reclaim seventy seven square miles of breach territory after five days of continuous smashing of German lines. Ni velle's units have pushed over forty miles of ground at depths between three quarters of a mile and four miles. German losses are mounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nivelle
Town Army With Space and Rare Gardens In Dellysburg
Town residents rally to grow vegetables at home amid WWI wartime food drives. Mary cultivates ground as Geligsburg faces national and state pressure to boost production. Volunteers convert vacant lots and back alleys, raising potatoes, beans, peas, tomatoes, onions, radishes. Local business and professional people join, fearing high prices and aiming to aid the nation’s food supply. Gettysburg’s gardeners compete with young recruits, tending plots before breakfast and after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geligsburg
departments of agriculture
Wilson
atall
Strike Leaders Pledge Backing for Hagerstown Labor Action
J W Kline and J A Franklin announce international unions will support Western Maryland shop strike in Hagerstown. They promise funds this week to sustain the fight, deny violence, and blame railroad pressure for stalled adjustments while criticizing President Gray’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kline
Blacksmiths and Felpers
J. A. Franklin
Hagerstown
Maryland
Gray
Messrs
Franklin and Kline
Revolt intensifies near border amid Brazilian neutrality tensions
April reports from Uruguay indicate rising revolt intensity in provinces near the border while Brazil rushes troops to preserve neutrality. Rio de Janeiro notes the sinking of the steamship Beled may deepen war tasks as the Federation of Lawey warns its members not to fight if war breaks out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Janeiro
Belem
Mediterranean
Brazilian Federation of Lawey
tata ae
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Ledia Miller Bowser
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Andrew
Bash Berity Moses
Manlawn
Jhariel Bowser
J. Bowser
Yorks
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igeie Walters
Wilson Phtreared
Sterns
Lie Koulman
Readies township
Lydia Woltman
Glenville
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Laut Gates
diughter
Lebanon
Bright
Gurtier
Harney
Stephen Gertier
Joseph Orcher
Carliste street
Getha
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George Harian
Benjamin F. Kindig
Detroit
Prudense Stonesifer
Yor Joseph
New York
fear st Henry Getttier
San Braueisen
Stephen Gettier
Lincoln
Nebraska
Charles B. Gettier
servile
John Fisher
Comatoch
Sentraan Scuviver
A. £. Henkey
New Kensington
George Shriner
Littlestown
GUORGHE T. RIVES
Geeree T. Simes
New Oxford
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Himes
Art
Thomas Himes
Susan Himes
Methodist church
W. W Yartman
Clearfield
C. W. Baker
Walter
MES
EMMA HORTNER Miers
Sarah Berther
Msrom Bartner
Philip Wiest
Conewaca township
Carlows, Trane
Jona H H
Paul
North York
Allen
fwewisdawn
Phayles
Philadelphia
Fadgwin
Wala
Wiliam
George Kel
fj BR. Kreider
JOSEPH U. TEST
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Test
West Side sanitarium
George W. Test
Henry I. Test
California
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Hanover
H. A Smith
Hanever, Pa
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Catatog
C. Milton Wolf Jr
J. Gao. Walls Sons Co
Wheatt wevested
Green Cross
Sue
Supreme Dairy toad
Jones & Company
Mr. Smith
BMT
Brown & Co
Howard
THO
G. W. Weaver & Son
Gettysburg, Pa
Dry Goods Department Store
sas Sam
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