Glenn Named Receiver for People's National Bank
Robert E. Glenn of Red Lion has been appointed receiver of the People's National Bank by Comptroller J F T O’Connor to manage the closed bank after the death of John E Boisseau Mir. Glenn, a former York County clerk of courts, vows to administer affairs in the public interest and expects the Delta bank plan to lift the receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Glenn
Red Lion
York County
People’s National Bank
J. F. T. O'Connor
John E. Boisseau- Mir
Glenn
Delta
Dr. Kilgore
Heto
West Broadway
South George Street
York
New
Delta Bank
H. C. Whiteford
Economics Club at Carico Home Demonstrates Meat Uses
The Economics Class met January 25 at Mrs. Walter Carico's home. Miss Helen Mathers demonstrated economical uses of meat parts for farm wives. Attendees included Mrs. Carico, Mrs. Gentry, Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. Shaffer, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Wilhelm, Mrs. Cooper, Aliss Mathers, Carrie McLaughlin, and Romaine Kerr. The next meeting is February 9 with Miss Carrie McLaughlin, continuing Mathers' three part series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Carico
Helen Mathers
Ellen Gentry
Chester McLaughlin
Shaffer
Howard Jenkins
James Kerr
Samuel Stewart
Walter Wilhelm
Thorle Cooper
Aliss Helen Mathers
Carrie Mclaughlin
Romaine Kerr
John Z Macomber Elected State Treasurer of Pennsylvania League
John Z Macomber son of Mr and Mrs Marion Macomber was elected State Treasurer of the Young Men's Democratic League of Pennsylvania at the Harrisburg convention on January 15 The league numbers about 36000 members across the state with sixty five county leagues and 230 local leagues The next state convention is set for Wilkes Barre in January 1935
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Z Macomber
Marion Macomber
Young Men's Democratic League of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
J. Howard Thornton
Philadelphia
Stephen Mercer
Erie
Herbert BE
Jackson
Pennsylvania
State League
Harry B. Myers
York County League
Mr. Macomber
Wilkes Barre
Cardiff Community Club Meeting Set at Proc tor Home
The Cardiff Community Club will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Proc tor on Friday evening February 2 at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff Community Club
Walter Proctor
Valley School Notes Highlight Community Visits
Valley school notes list numerous local residents visiting friends and relatives across Lancaster County and Baltimore. Visitors include Robert Craig from Slate Hill, Isabel Hughes, the Ayres family, Otto Burk family, and many others. Several students and staff are noted for sickness absences and return to classes.
Home Missionary Society Meeting At Mrs Cantler’s
The M. P. church Home Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. Emma Cantler's home on Monday evening. President Mrs. Warren Williams led the business session followed by a social hour with refreshments for members including Mrs. Cantler Mrs. Gehr Mrs. Hughes Mrs. Brown Mrs. Williams Miss Boswell Dorotha Cantler Madward Bosweil and Ralph Cantler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Society of the M. P. Church
Emma Cantler
Warren Willams
Orville Gehr
Alla Hughes
Charles O. Brown
Warren Williams
Laura Boswell
Dorotha Cantler
Madward Bosweil
Ralph Cantler
Neely Appointed Receiver for Seven Valleys Bank
Robert E. Neely of Muddy Creek Forks named receiver of the Seven Valleys National Bank. The bank, under conservatorship since March 4, will begin liquidation immediately. Deposits under prior restrictions will be paid in full. creditors will receive distributions over the receivership period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Neely
Muddy Creel Forks
Seven Valleys National Bank
Sketches of Mission Work by Muriel Ramsay
A vivid diary entry recounts a mission voyage from the Great Tai Lake toward Soochow. The narrator describes childlike scenes, evangelistic services, and interactions with locals including a peasant woman interested in Jesus. Forest and canal imagery frame travel, meals, and evening fellowship back at the station.
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Muriel Ramsay
Missionary Society Meets at Delta Chapel February 8 1934
The State ville Missionary Society holds its regular meeting at the Delta Chapel on Thursday February 8 1934. Hostesses include Mrs. Gilpin Stubbs Mrs. William Stubbs Mrs. T H Wheeler and Mrs. Clarence Switzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stateville Missionary Society
Delta Chapel
Gilpin. Stubbs
William Stubbs
T. H. Wheeler
Clarence Switzer
Social Service Club to Meet at Delta Chapel
State ville group Social Service Club will hold its regular meeting at Delta Chapel on Friday evening February 2. A covered-dish dinner will be served at eight o'clock. Members are urged to come and bring a friend if possible.
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Social Service Club of
Stateville and Vicinity
Delta Chapel
W. C. T. U. Holds Meeting At Mrs Garber's Home
The W. C. T. U. regular meeting convened at Mrs. George Garber's residence on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Clarence Switzer leading devotional exercises and prayer. Mrs. Hammond headed the Crusade group and Mrs. Marion Macomber led the Ladies' Prayer meeting on the topic Hope. Attendees included Mrs. Switzer, Mrs. Macomber, Mr. Stubbs, Mrs. Bay, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Garber, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Poff, and Miss Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Garber
Clarence Switzer
John Ha Nmond
Marion Macomber
Charles Myers
M. 8. Macomber
W. G. Stubbs
Amelia Bay
S. J. Wilson
John Hammond
William Brown
A.H. Zimmerman
C. C. Butler
George W. Garber
Henry Poff
Letitia Kent
Local Happenings and Health Notes From Delta Area
Mrs. W H Galbreau returns to Delta after two weeks with Oxford relatives. Mrs. Paul Wiley admitted to York hospital for a tensil operation. Horace Harvey of Delta Market House is on the sick list. Edward A Wilson Cardiff and Edward Proctor Baltimore returned from a ten day Florida trip. Miss Edna Orr Constitution spent the weekend with cousins Mr and Mrs Albert Ruft. Mr and Mrs Rupert Stubbs moved into 92 Main Street. Miss Lada Pyle trained at York hospital. Mrs Ellis H Hughes visiting son and daughter in law. Mrs Albert Bembshoft improving after Baltimore operation. Mrs William Fisher a patient at Union Memorial for observation. Mr and Mrs James Schenck recovering from pneumonia. Mrs C A Snodgrass confined to bed. Miss Jones attends. Snlis H Hughes of Baltimore spent weekend here. Mr and Mrs John M Galbreath of Delaware took dinner with W H Galbreath. Former to move from Liita to vv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Galbreau
Delta
Oxford
Paul Wiley
York Hospital
Horace Harvey
Delta Market House
Edward A. Wilson
Cardiff
Ibv
Edward Proctor
Baltimore
Florida
Edna Orr
Constitution
Albert Ruft
Rupert Stubbs
Main Street
J. T. Galbreath
Lada Pyle
E. Eyle
York
Penna
Ellis H. Hughes
Hugh T. Hughes
Albert Bembshoft
Union Memorial Hospital
William Fisher
James
John M. Galbreath Fune Wily
Dlrlitz
W. H. Galbreath
Liita
Death claims Mrs. Clay P. Whiteford at 40
Mrs. Clay P. Whiteford wife of Glay J. Whiteford died Thursday at 11 o clock at her Whiteford home after an acute illness. She was 40 and active in Stateville Presbyterian church and community work. Survived by husband Clay Sr. Whiteford and three children Mabel 13 Scott 11 and Jean 9, her parents Mr and Mrs. J Howard Stubbs Metta twin sister Mrs. W A McCormick Philadelphia and brother Walter Stubbs Lansdowne Pa. Funeral Saturday at 2 with services at Stateville Presbyterian church. Reverend B W Jones to officiate. Funeral director John L. Norris in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion St. Whiteford
Glay J. Whiteford
Whiteford
Torath
Stateville
J. Howard Stubbs
Metta
W. A. McCormick
Philadelphia
Walter Stubbs
Lansdowne
Slatevile Presbyterian Church
B. W. Jones
John L. Norris
State Ridge PTA Meeting At School On February Fifth
The State Ridge Parent-Teacher Association will meet Monday evening February 5 at 8 o'clock. Miss Mary E B Risteau of the State Board of Education will address the meeting and Miss Switzer will recite. All parents and patrons are invited to hear reports on beautifying the school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Ridge
Bank Receiver John Boisseau Dies of Heart Attack
John Boisseau longtime financier and bank receiver for the People's National Bank of Delta died suddenly from a heart attack after retirement. He was 63 and lived with widow Edith Boisseau in Baltimore area. Funeral services were held at Pro Cathedral Baltimore with pallbearers named and interment in Greenmount Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnn Boisseau
People's National Bank of Delta
Arthur Robinson
Cardiff
Mr. Boisseau
Richmond
National Union Bank of Baltimore
Baltimore Trust Company
Baltimore
New York Telephone Company
People’s Bank of Delta
Edith Boisseau
Fitzpatrick Boisseau
Cincinnati
Pro Cathedral
Niever
Washington, D. C
Henry Whiteford
W. R. Williams
Paul Wilhelm
J. R. Williams
H. J. Evans
Greenmount Cemetery
BH. P. Harkins
Robert W. Jones
Willard Smith
Curtis Johnson
Milo Williams
LeRoy Williams
Infant Son Of Center Pastor Dies After Illness
Little David DeVelde, infant son of Rev. and Mrs. Everett C. DeVelde of Center Presbyterian Church, New Park, died Monday morning January 29 after a brief illness from streptococcal empyema. He had been in York hospital for less than a week. Friends viewed him Tuesday evening, and he was laid to rest in the Center church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David DeVelde
Everett C. DeVelde
Center Presbyterian Church of New Park
God
David
York Hospital
Gavin
District Training School to Open At Dublin High
Dublin High hosts a District Training School opening February 3 with evening classes. Dean A N Graybeal presides. instructors present Studies in the Prophets and Life of Paul while Rev Raymond Manley and Rev Shelling teach adolescence study. Registration to be reasonable. aims to benefit church and school leaders for spiritual growth.
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Dastrict Sizsdard Leademidp
Dabtan
Noahert Aring Pebruary
Cemseumlity
Peeradtes
A. N. Graybeal
W. A. Harry
Eleanor Wilson
Eugene Rockey
Raymond &. Manley
Col Shelling
Robert B. Wierer
Paul
Kingdom of God
OSE
ESD Ev
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R. E. Glenn
Economics
Carico
John Macomber Treas
Valley School
Robert Craig
Slate Hill
George Begnor
Lancaster County
John M. Ayres
Walter Wise
Isabel Hughes
Harold Orr
John E. Mayes
Pauline
Russell Smith
Catharine Krick
Milton Johnson
Paul Scarborough
Daniel Stewart
Clayton Kerr
Hazel
Dorothy
Margaret Henry
Lilian Smith
Ralph Houser
Edward Burr
Thomas Burk
Edward Burk
Edgewood
Arthur Maglaughlin
Nora
Lillian
Hilda
Garfield Ward
Swartz
the Valley School
Percy Carter
Leonard Cooper
Willis Krick
Harvey Stewart
John Jacobs
John D. Jacobs
Clarence Wiley
Ida May Ayres
Howard Singleton
Jason Cooper
Sidney
Edna Erick
Garrison Workman
M. H. Arbuckle
H. J. Handrey
John Smith
Lancaster
Gertrude Ravegan
Clinton Johnson
Elmer Kilgore
Graham Thompson
Edwell Beard
Lawrence Burk
Albert Steele
Billy Ailes
The
Elmer Miller
Addison Miller
Oliver Burkins
Mary Wilson
Anna Mary Lee
Mary Burkins
James Mackison, Jr
Jimmie
Jane
Brr
EB. J. Handley
Lassily
Carripy Fore
R. EL. Neely
Seven Valleys Bank
Stern
Ten Cent
Little Red Church
Wang
Galilee
Jolly Wang
Soochow
Great
Tai Lake
Mutu
Jin Chang
Mrs. Chang
Canal Road
Stone Road
Sochow
Missionary Society
Social Service Club
Clay P. Whiteford
PT. A. Meeting
Dublin High
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