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Newspaper

Adams County News

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1916

Page

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Civil War veteran Craig B Shields dies in Gettysburg

Craig Buchanan Shields veteran of the Civil War and 21 year janitor of the High Street school building died at his York street home at 1 45 pm Wednesday from tuberculosis after years of declining health He served in Cole's Cavalry for two years and nine months and belonged to Corporal Skelly Post 9 G A R He leaves wife Mary Agnes McCleary and children Zora George Bessie Jane Edna and two sisters.

CRAIG B. SHIELDS Craig Buchanan Shields High Street York street Shields Mr. Shields York Springs George Shields Gettysburg Cole’s Cavalry Skelly ayel Mary Agnes McCleary Frederick County Maryland Zora Shields Bessie Shields Jane Shields Harrisburg Edna Shields White Hall New York George Fritsch Amsterdam Alice Shields Holly Springs

Rev McClain Davis Dies After Long Illness

Rev. McClain Davis, a Gettysburg College graduate and former Gettysburg Theological Seminary student, died at 11 40 p m in Presbyterian Hospital Philadelphia after pneumonia followed a carbuncle. He served East Lansdowne Lutheran church and taught Sunday School in Williamsport. He leaves his mother wife Miss Wester Pisher of Montoursville and three brothers.

McCLAIN DAVIS Gettysburg College Gettysburg Theological Seminary Presbyterian hospital Philadelphia Davis Gettysburge Hartford Connecticut Lutheran church East Lansdowne Gettyshire Alpha Tau Omega St. James lutheran church George W. Spangler Christian Endeavor Society J. B. Baker Baker Williamsport Miss Wester Pisher Montoursville aieister

Davin Trimmer Dies in Taneytown at 73

Davin Trimmer died at his home in Taneytown Saturday evening at 10:20 from the effects of a paralytic stroke last Wednesday. He was 73 years, 5 months and 14 days old. Son of the late Isaac and Elizabeth Trimmer of East Berlin, he leaves a widow Miss Jane Toms of Creagerstown and several children including Mrs Lillie Hess, Mrs William Boutson, Mrs Ella Wilhem, Lawrence Trimmer, Mrs John Wolf, Mrs Augustus Pichler, David Trimmer, and Mrs Norman Reever, of whom many reside in Hanover and Chicago.

DAVIN TRIMMER David Trimmer Taneytown Tie Isaac and Elizabeth Trimmer East Berlin wfe Jane Toms Creagerstown Lillie Hess William Boutson Ella Wilhem

Taneytown and Miss Della mourn family funeral

In Taneytown, and Miss Della at home, fourteen grandchildren survive. Funeral Tuesday with services at his late home and Grace Reformed Church conducted by Rev. Mr. Brady. Interment in Taneytown cemetery. Joseph R. Staub formerly of Buchanan Valley died at his parents’ home near East Berlin at 2:15 AM after a long illness. He was 23 years eight months five days. Survived by parents and siblings Ambrose James Francis Harry Edward Charles Bernard Clara and Mrs. Charles Collins. Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church Paradise followed by interment in the church cemetery. Rev. Fr. Brennan officiating.

Taneytown Della Grace Reformed church Brady Taneytown cemetery JOSEPH R. STAUB Joseph &. Staub Buchanan Valley James Ly Staub Fast Berlin Ambrose Staub James Francis Harry Edward Charles Bernard East Berlin Clara Charles Collins Littlestown Sacred Heart Church Paradise Brennan MARGARET L. OYLER Trampton Annie Oyler T J. Chronister Decatur Frances Berry Hampton Reformed church I. S. Ditzler Hampton Cemetery

Obituary notices for Crist Oyler Miller families

Mrs Sophia Elizabeth Crist widow of Albert Crist dies at Heidlersburg at 79. Funeral at Lutheran church Heidlersburg with Rev Nicol. Margaret L Oyler dies in Trampton at 62 from stroke. Funeral in Hampton Reformed church. Phineas B Miller formerly of York Springs dies in Diller Nebraska at 60. Survived by wife and eight children. brother George W Miller of York Springs.

PHINEAS B. MILLER York Springs Diller Nebraska David Miller Winchester Donohue Iowa Mr. Miller George W. Miller York Spring's

James C Sanders dies at home of daughter in Fountaindale

James Oliver Sanders died at his daughter Mrs John Stahley's home in Fountaindale on Tuesday aged 72 years. He leaves three daughters and two sons: Mrs Samuel Cool of Etmitsburg, Mrs John Stahley of Fountaindale, Miss Cordella Sanders, George Sanders of Fairfield, T W Sanders of Edgemont. Funeral held Thursday morning at St Joseph's Catholic church Emmitshare with Rev Fe Eekels officiating.

JAMES C. SANDERS James Oliver Sanders John Stahley Fountaindale Samuel Cool Etmitsburg Cordella Sanders George Sanders Fairfield TWamy Sanders Edgemont St. Joseph's Catholic church Emmitshare Fe. Eekels

A W Shindledecker dies in Gladstone Illinois veteran dies

A W Shindledecker a county native died in Gladstone Illinois on Monday at about 72 years of age He was a Civil War veteran who lived in Gladstone since the war where he dealt extensively in livestock He leaves two brothers Wiram Wayne Treights and Madison Fairfield Funeral Thursday in Waynesore

A. W. SHINDLEDECKER Gladstone Ilinois Mr. Shindledecker Wiram Wayne Treights Madison Fairfield Waynes- Sore

Gettysburg College Trustees to Fill Three Professorships

Unusual semi annual meeting focuses on filling three professorships and elections for two instructors. English head Dr H R Shipherd leaves for University of Cincinnati and Harvard Summer School. Mathematics chair vacant by Dr H R Nix’s death and English Bible seat vacated by Dr A R Wentz move to Gettysburg Seminary. Professors Behle and Reinert will not return, with Behle joining Cheltenham High School and Reinell engaging in river tunnel work in New York.

board of trustees Gettysburg College H. R. Shipherd University of Cincinnati Cincinnati Ohio College of Liberal Arts Cheltenham High School G. I. Reinell New York Gettysburg

Discovery of lost money orders prompts search for clerk

On Tuesday the loss of twenty blank money orders worth $2000 from the Hagerstown post office was discovered. Postmaster John B. Sweeney notified the post office department. Efforts are now focused on locating William I. Benehoff, a post office clerk who vanished last January and was indicted for stealing $1120 in stamps.

Hagerstown John B. Sweeney post office department William I. Benehoff

Cattle Prices Rise in Adams County Farmers Report Best Returns

Adams county cattle prices show a strong rise with farmers noting the best prices they have ever realized. The State Department of Agriculture bulletin confirms widespread gains across the county, signaling favorable market conditions for cattle producers.

State Department of Agriculture sys Adams county

Death notice for David Beard in Liberty Township

David Beard died at his home in Liberty Township on Wednesday at age 79. He is survived by daughter Laura, son Toward, and brother George Beard of Waynesboro. Funeral services will be held Saturday at one o'clock with Dr. Charles Reinewald officiating, and interment will follow in Fairfield cemetery.

DAVID BEARD Liberty Township Vic Laura George Beard Waynesboro Charles Reinewald Fairfield cemetery

Infant Daughter of Schiller Died at Two Months

The two months old infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Schiller of Buchanan Valley died at home Tuesday morning from erysipelas. The funeral was held Wednesday from St Ignatius church.

Mary Josephine Eugene Schiller Buchanan Valley St. Ignatius’ church

Punish Forest Fire Starters Quickly to Stop Losses

The Chief Forest Fire Warden pushes Attorney General action on suspected arson as several cases show. A sawmill near McConnellsburg settled costs after a fire sparked by its engine. Bucknell students reimbursed state costs after a campfire getting out of hand. Fires near Honey Grove Bellefonte and Emporium traced to brush burning, with out of court settlements. Railroads and trams settle by paying costs and damages, spark arresters installed, patrols used during danger season.

McConnellsburg George Heddings Milton Bucknell Honey Grove Bellefonte Emporium Department of Forestry

HAS LONG FALL C. J. Roland has remarkable escape

C J Roland of Emigsville York County fell thirty five feet from a roof while repairing a coal chute Tuesday afternoon. He landed twenty feet from the structure near a creek and, though not fractured, is believed to have internal injuries. Dr J C May of Manchester attended him.

C. F. Roland Emigsville York County Mr. Roland J. C. May Manchester

Wandered Away From Home By Eight Year Old Pauline Kemper

Pauline Kemper eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mayden Kemper of Huntington township, wandered from home for several hours Tuesday evening. Parents searched frantically after learning she was missing and found her along the road near Samuel Haverstock’s residence. Mr and Mrs J J Plank left for Philadelphia and Reading to visit friends for a week.

Pauline Kemper Mayden Kemper Huntington township

Delegates File Their Expenses In Unpledged Delegates Race

Accounts show substantial campaign spending in the district before the primaries. S. 8. Lewis, treasurer, lists $700 in contributions to the Committee for the Election of Unpledged Delegates from Brown Miller Hollinger Baker and others and details postage, printing, and payments to watchers. National and alternate delegate candidates report varied outlays including advertising, transportation, and travel expenses.

Lewis Sheely T. M. Brown R. C. Miller D. Guy Hollinger John E. Baker R. ©. Miller

Chautauqua Dates Set As Tickets Still Needed

Guarantors report 100 season tickets remain to meet the 700 required by the State Association. Committees are named for canvassing and events for the Gettysburg Chautauqua July 14 to 20, with Dr. S Parkes Cadman returning by local request.

Gettysburg Chautauqua M. K. Eckert J. A. Cox Wm. Arch McClean J. B. Baker S. Reaser I. L. Taylor T. J. Winebrenner R. ¢. Miller S. Parkes Cadman

Man Stung Forty Times While Hiring Bees Near Spring Grove

Samuel Swartz, fruit farm owner near Spring Grove, was stung forty times and rendered unconscious while attempting to hire bees on Tuesday. The swarm attacked after a branch was cut. his condition is critical. Dr. Luther Kuhlman of Seminary Ridge is visiting York.

Samuel Swartz Spring Grove Luther Kuhlman Seminary Ridge York

Cavalry Field Roads Contract Awarded

The contract for two miles of macadamized avenues at Cavalry Field goes to M. and T. E. Farrell, who built most nearby roads in the National Park. Work to start soon with roadways matching existing dirt routes and quality. Bid decisions for National Cemetery roads remain unsettled as bids were sent to Washington.

Farrell National Cemetery Cavalry Field T. E. Farrell National Park Washington Broadway Emmitsburg Peach Orchard Confederate avenue Taneytown Round Top Congress

Gettysburg Fans Praise Small yet Loyal Attendance

Gettysburg observed a morning game against Hanover with fewer than ten witnesses from Lincoln Avenue. The canvas remains unplaced, so spectators prefer viewing from outside the fence rather than paying admission. Local fans chose to drop quarters rather than enter, while Hanover and Martinsburg papers report fans smuggling or climbing the fence for entry.

Gettysburg Hanover Lincoln avenue Gettysboro Martinsburg

Township Road Laws Compiled Into Pennsylvania Code

The first compilation of township laws from 1725 to 1915 has been completed by the state legislative reference bureau and will be submitted to the next general assembly. Director James N. Moore notes the acts are published in exact pamphlet language and organized under headings by township class, following a 1915 borough laws code.

Pennsylvania state legislative reference bureau general assembly James N. Moore

Elect Teachers At Abbottetown School Board Meeting

In regular session the Abbottetown school board elected teachers and set salaries for the year. High School professor J. Hemmig at 72.50 monthly, Grammar School instructor A. Nagle at 50 monthly, Primary School teacher Moelie K. Eisenhart at 50 monthly.

Abbottetown school buard Co. J. Hemmig A. Nagle Moelie K. Eisenhart

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ALBERT CRIST Sophia Elizabeth Crist Heidlersburg Levi Stallsmith Tara Shelley Willis Crist William Shepard Heidersburg Daniel Weahler Route 5 Dillsburg Samuel Wiley Jonathan Reynolds HUNT C. J. Roland fis Mrs. J. J. Plank Reading General Committee CAVALRY FIELD ROADS CONTRACT Admissior Borough
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