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Newspaper
Delta Herald Times
Location
Delta, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
4
Letters testamentary on the estate of Charles F P Jenness of Delta Borough York County Pa granted to the undersigned. All indebtedness to the estate should be paid promptly and any claims presented for settlement to Carrier Jenness Delta Borough executor as of May 8 1961.
The family expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness during our bereavement and to the ladies for flowers. They thank Dr Arthur for his faithful attendance during the illness of their father Hugh B Rowlands, and Mr and Mrs James A Fulton.
Rev. J. A. Marley Cass announces no Sunday afternoon services at St. David's Chapel. Members are invited to Grace Church in Darlington at 7:30 for a sermon by Bishop Helfenstein.
State Ride and Presbyterian Church services are listed with Sunday School at 14 A.M. and an evening sermon on Naomi. Christian Endeavor plans and a Mothers of the Eastern Star worship are noted. A district Sunday School convention will be held at York County church with an afternoon session at 2:30 and a 7:30 sheltering session. An Echo Meeting for Chestnut Level Conferee drew attendees with Fathers Day honors and lilies memory tributes for Charles D. Jr. and Austin in France.
Rev John Hammond pastor leads Sunday services next Lord's Day at Rehoboth Church. Sunday School at 10 A M. Christian Endeavor meeting at 11 A M replaces Welsh services in June July August. Divine worship in English at 6 P M.
Silatevile Presbyterian Church lists Rev. B. W. Jones as pastor. Sunday School at 9:30 in the chapel and 10 in the church. Pastor to preach at 11 A.M. and 8 P.M. Senior C. EB. at 7:15. Writers' Committee for Sunday: Dun lap and Scarborough. Nurses for Sunday: Miss Margaret Enfield and Mrs. Randall McLaughlin.
Constitution Miss Virginia Treakle returns home after a week with Willis Bulette relatives. Numerous visits abound as Stewart, Young, Bartel, Pyle and others host and holiday guests. A poultry theft hits local households with two hundred twenty five chicks taken. Memorial services attended at Centre Church.
West Bangor notes show Chester and Margaret Cooper hosting relatives and a visit from John Prue Jones of Philadelphia. Margaret’s health is described as not improving rapidly while Thomas Marshall visits relatives in Sugar Grove. Edith and Margaret Draper with Anna Mae McLaughlin join Chester McLaughlin’s family for a Wednesday evening gathering. The Wilming ton Allen family hosts Ross Alien and Viola along with Ross Jr. on Sunday at the old Allen home now occupied by the Miller family. Sara Thompson visits relatives in New Jersey.
The marriage of C. A. Buchard and Miss Betty Lee Jones of Lancaster is announced. Betty Lee Jones is the daughter of the late Arthur L. Jones and Mollie Jones, formerly of Delta. Friends extend best wishes for happiness to the couple.
Pylesville residents Mr and Mrs Walter Gross and family visited Mr and Mrs Hale Rhody on Sunday. William Baldwin of Windsor spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Swift. Mrs Henry Lowe remains a patient at Mercy Hospital Baltimore. Howard Baldwin of ork and William Leonard of Red Lion spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John H Baldwin. Grace Barto spent last Friday with friends.
Mr and Mrs James Swann of Forest Hill hosted visitors from nearby areas including Elmer Flaharty and daughter Sarah of High Rock. Others spent weekends with kin in Rocks Md and Rocks Md. Elizabeth Ward improves after illness. Garvines, Penningtons and Baldwin families connected with Rock Run Mill Kennett Square Baltimore and Jarrettsville.
The 1932-33 Dublin High School commencement was held Wednesday evening June 14 at Dublin M. E. Church. The program included processional, invocation by Rev. R. E. B. Wierer, choral pieces, welcome by Ralph Scarborough, orations by Mildred Patrick and John Gipe, and addresses by Dr. W. E. Douglas president of Golden College. John Gipe received the medal. other honors and diplomas were awarded.
Mrs Lydia Ann Ryno widow of William B Ryno died at her home near Woodbine Saturday at 2 am aged 74. Survived by daughter Ada L Barbour Marryville Pa six sons C Ryno of Pottstown WV Ryno of Pottstown J J Ryno Springfield Pa W W Ryno Norristown and B F Ryno at home two sisters Sara McConkey Wand a Kine Emma Jones Delta and brother John T Jones Airville. Funeral held Monday with service at home then Salem M E Church pastor Rev J M Pheasant assisted by Rev W M Weaver. Interment in adjoining cemetery. Funeral director W H Webb Fawn Grove in charge.
Hugh E. Rowlands died Saturday at 8 A M at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs James A Fulton Delta R D He was 73 years old. Surviving are his daughter Mrs James A Fulton and one sister Mrs David Prickrell Cortona Oregon. Funeral services held Monday at 1 PM at the house and Slate Ridge Church with Rev A L Hyde officiating. Interment at Slate Ridge Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Funeral director S W Holden Delta in charge.
Mrs. H Jennie Whiteford of Oxford Pennsylvania widow of Samuel J Whiteford former Peach Bottom Township merchant died Monday at 5 am from a complication of diseases aged 81 She was a daughter of the late Richard B and Nancy
Priscilla Whiteford McCoy, of Oxford, survived by brother Richard B. McCoy and two sisters, Miss Nancy McCoy and Mrs Priscilla Harry of Ebrook, with funeral Friday at 10 at home, Rev B J Russell Oxford assisted by Rev W L McCormick Philadelphia and Rev B W Jones Delta. Interment Slateville Cemetery. Mrs Whiteford had frequent visits and many friends.
The note lists visits and entertaining events including Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boyd hosting, trips by Rev. Ruley and Harvey to Denton, Md, and William Pearce with Elizabeth Bennington visiting Philadelphia. A Belva Wilson birthday party and various family visits in Philadelphia New York City Erie Pa and Chester are described with numerous attendees.
Forest Hill Mr and Mrs Robert Merryman of Monkton Baltimore County were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Wurtz. Mr and Mrs Raymond Harkins and family, and Miss Cora Grafton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Samuel Ward of Fallston.
Ad promotes Swift's Frankfurters and steaks as quick fixes for family mood and appetite. It highlights 2 lbs for 25 cents and positions the store as headquarters for picnic supplies and cold meats.
Augustus Mahan recovers and can be cut again amid a busy social period. The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society met with Mrs. Lamar Walker with strong attendance, its last meeting until September. The Sunday School Convention gathered at Friendship M E Church on Wednesday. Frank and Dallam visit the Harkins. Mrs. Charles Grafton visits her sister Mrs. R. E. Grafton. The Silver Medal Contest by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union drew good crowds, with Miss Alden Tucker winning. Mildred Tucker returns to Syracuse for a new position after a visit home. Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Ely dined with the Swann family. Roy Scarfi’s family emerge from quarantine for Scarlet fever. Elizabeth Black, Towson State Normal School student, summers with her parents. James Barton remains ill. Ralph Kurtz reports damage to his new car last Saturday. Mrs. J. P. Whaland and Mrs. B. G. Buckland were guests of Kemp Mitchell. W. P. Hudson visits relatives in the South. Willard Warner and son Billy spend the weekend with the Harveys.
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