Councilman Accused Of Forestalling Market Tactics Stir Borough Council
Borough council meeting erupts over charges that Councilman Codori forestalled the market and bought chickens and produce on the street during market hours. Market Master Miller denies duty failures while others urge police watch and policy changes. Hours for market to shift. safety and street improvements add to heated session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coderi
Codors
Miller
Tam
Cordori
Wineman
Baltimore
Butt
Armor
Kitzmiller
Codori
Soldiers Enforce Quiet in Gettysburg After Camp Orders
Gettysburg relieved by strict division measures as saloons closed by eleven. Four Maryland militia members stole a mail carrier’s horse team but were detained by Detective Wilson. Ongoing camp discipline noted after a Virginia orderly felled a cavalryman in York Street incident.
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Gettysburg
Maryland
P. H. Raffensperger
Bigerville
arove
Baltimore street
Charles H. Wilson
Wilson
Fang
York street
cotesed
Saloon License Protest Dismissed Near Pen Mar Park
Judge Keedy of Hagerstown dismissed the protest against issuing a saloon license to John H. Ruth within 500 yards of Pen Mar Park. He urged Ruth to exercise utmost caution and good faith to avoid harming peace and order and lamented the lack of court discretion in such matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keedy
Hagerstown
John H. Ruth
Pen Mar Park
Ruth
Pen Mar
Two Teams Tie In Seven Inning Lutheran Sunday Game
The College Lutheran and Methodist Sunday School teams tied after seven innings on Tuesday evening. Darkness ended play with no special features beyond a double play by the Lutherans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Lutheran
Methodist
Meade Area Street Openings and Crossing Watchman Plan
City officials discussed opening Buford avenue and West Middle street after residents and committees voiced release and funding issues. The Western Maryland and Reading rail lines were urged to fund and place a watchman at the Washington street crossing while trainmen have guarded crossings during shifts. A request for a flagman at the Washington street crossing was approved and a street lighting fix on the York pike bridge over Rock Creek was directed.
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Mr. Armor
i Council
Newman Clock Company
Mr. Koch
Tawney
Washington street
Chambersburg street
Bott
Franklin
Chambersburg
Battlefield Hotel
L. S. Coulson
Council
Buford avenue
Niewen RS
Reading
Buford and Springs avenues
West Middle street
Butt
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Governor Mann Visits Virginia Camp For Field Training
Governor Mann of Virginia arrives at the camp with Adjutant General W. W. Sale and Inspector General Joseph Lane Stern. Militia units conduct attack and defense drills, big sham battle, and a glow from a searchlight demonstration draws officers’ praise. Health reports show twenty patients at the regular field hospital with minor injuries.
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Mann
Virginia
W. W. Sale
Joseph Lane Stern
United States
signal corps
Birthday Party Honors J W Cassat and J D Wolf
A birthday party was hosted Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Cassat on July 2 in honor of J. W. Cassat and John D. Wolf. Attending were numerous Cassat Wolffs Stites Hartlaub Wolff and Eicholtz family members plus friends and neighbors, with many listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cassat
J. W. Cassat
John D. Wolf
John Wolf
Susan C. Cassat
Caroline Wolff
Annie E. Steinour
Emory Reigie
Charles Stallsmith
John Dottera
Wedding Bells Ring Merrily At Schroder Ziegler Wedding
Miss Carie Marie Schroder and Charles T. Ziegler wed in a home ceremony officiated by Rev. Dr. T J Barkley. Pink, green and white décor featured roses and ferns. Guests from York Harrisburg and Hanover attended as the couple planned a California trip before deciding their future home.
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Grace Trene Schroder
Mary Flemming
Hanover
dimond la valliere
Schroder
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Ziegler
William T. Ziegler
Springs avenue
American Wringer Company
Company M
Fifth Pennsylvania
town
E. L. Schroder
Israel Laucks
E. 8. Brooks
J. H Brooks
Mary Brooks
A. BR. Steck
York
Charles F. Shower
Harrisburg
Annie Rutledge
Florence Campbell
Huntingdon
Helen Smiley
Greenawalt
Pfeiffer
Washington
E . Ziexler
Gordon Smith
Baltimore
Marie Armstrong
Carlisle
Mise Mae Kerrigan
Emmitsburg
Oliver S Trone
Nell Sprenkle
Ada Bange
J. H.Mackteduff
J. H. Flemming
HAYS-MARTIN MRS CARRIE MARTIN MARRIES IN HAGERSTOWN
Miss Carrie Viola Martin daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Martin of Hagers town and Rev Chifford Elvin Hays pastor of the Lutheran Church Mc Connellsburg were married Tuesday evening at 8 in Trinity Lutheran Church Hagerstown Rev Dr J 5 Simon assisted by Rev C F Sanders professor at Gettysburg College Gettysburg officiating Verna Viola Hays sister of the groom was maid of honor John H Marshall Jr was best man Ushers were Harry Newcomer Lewis Bader Harry W Miller Charles Fry Rev George G Parker Claude W Waltemyer A reception followed at the bride's home for immediate relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Viola Martin
Elizabeth Martin
Hagerstown
Chifford Elvin Hays
Lutheran Church
McConnellsburg
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. 5. Simon
C. F. Sanders
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Verna Viola Hays
John H. Marshall, Jr
Harry Newcomer
Lewis Bader
Harry W. Miller
Charles Fry
Geroge G. Parker
Cold Springs
Claude W. Waltemyer
Baltimore
Heaviest Gay Tuesday Drives Record Money Orders at Gettysburg Office
The Gettysburg post office reports its busiest day for money orders on a Tuesday described as the heaviest in its history. About 3600 dollars were processed in sales and related transactions, marking a notable peak in the office’s financial activity.
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Gettysburg
Ondere
Pennsylvania National Guard Impresses Regular Army Officials
Adjutant General Thomas J. Stewart praises Pennsylvania Guard encampments asserting the guard outpaces regulars in maneuvering troops and supplies, camp hygiene, and deportment. He cites rapid state-wide deployment, the Harrisburg arsenal's readiness, and a Shenandoah crackdown as proof of efficiency, while noting the guards maintain a clean disciplinary record.
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Thomas J. Stewart
Gettysburg
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Guard
Stewart
Harrisburg
Shenandoah
War Department
Houck Family Reunion At Heidlersburg Home
A July 3 family reunion at J. F. Houck’s home in Heidlersburg brought together ten children over five years since their last gathering. Eight grandchildren joined the eight Houck children for a noon dinner and lawn photographs, with attendees from York, Hanover, Harrisburg, New Oxford, and Gettysburg.
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J. F. Houck
Heidlersburg
Houck
Mumper
Gettysburg
Reform Church Reunion at Pen Mar Park
The twenty first annual reunion of the Reformed churches of Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Southern Pennsylvania is set for July 14 at Pen Mar. Rev E F Weist will give the address, Braddock Heights Band will lead music and a concert follows. The All-College Hour led by Rev Clayton H Ranch will add humor and interest. The event invites colleges and academies to participate and Pen Mar Park promises improved facilities for thousands attending.
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Reformed churches
Maryland
Virginia
West Virinia
Pennsylvania
Pen Mar
E. F. Weist
D. D
York
Braddock Heights
Clayton H. Ranch
Baltimore
Bonneauville Picnic Date Set for Saturday July 16
The Bonneauville picnic is scheduled for Saturday July 16. Organizers urge attendees to bring meals and enjoy a community day with activities for families and neighbors. Local groups plan games and music, with details released by the town committee.
John A Poist Dies At Home In McSherrystown
John A Poist prominent McSherrystown cigar manufacturer died at his home Saturday at 3 20 p m after four months illness from complications He was 60 years 4 months and 20 days and survived by his second wife Katharyn O Farrell of Hanover and two daughters from his first marriage Mary C Poist and Mrs John W Keffer Also survived by five brothers Philip William Ignatius Harry and James Poist He helped found McSherrystown borough council the Hanover and McSherrystown Street Railway and was an incorporator and director of Fairmera Bank of McSherrystown Funeral mass was held at St Marys Catholic Church with interment in St Marys Cemetery Authority Rev Dailey */
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John A. Poist
McSherrystown
James Poist
Clara Hombaugh
Charles Hombaugh
Katharyn O'Farrell
Hanover
Mary C. Poist
John W. Keffer
Philip
William
Ignatius
Harry
Poist
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery
Father Dailey
Scatter Money Scene Illustrates Frugal Pension Story
The State Department’s chief clerk George D. Thorn recalls a Gettysburg pension tale of a mountain man who received about 700 dollars in back pay and insisted on spending it immediately. He grabbed coins and notes, then bought a broken-down horse, a cow, hay, and a stable, quickly losing the lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Thorn
State Department
Harrisburg Star
Gettysburg
Fruit Growers to Meet in Bendersville July 7
The Fruit Growers' Association of Adams County convenes at Fruit Growers' Hall in Bendersville on Saturday evening at 7 30 to discuss Handling the Peach Crop. York County peach grower Levi M Myers will attend and assist in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruit Growers’ Association of
Adams County
Marriage Surprise For Amos Cressler And Nan Reed
Fairfield residents learn of the marriage of Amos Cressler son of James Treesler and Nan Margaret Reed daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles F Reed. The ceremony occurred at Rev D C Eyler home near Fountain Dale on Saturday June 19. Congratulations are extended.
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Fairfield
Amos Cressler
James Treesler
Nan Margaret
Charles F. Reed
D. C. Eyler
Fountain Dale
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