29 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Delta Herald Times
Location
Delta, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
1
Locals in Delta and nearby areas visit relatives at Fawn Grove Bryansville and Dundalis. Families from Baltimore and York report hospital visits and World’s Fair plans in Chicago. Several residents entertain guests and travel to the Chicago World’s Fair with cross town and family connections noted.
Forest Hill and nearby town residents host and visit relatives across York Aberdeen and Baltimore. Weekly hostings include Miss Martha Scott with Barrow sisters and the Pyle families, along with illness updates and Red Cross gathering. Epworth League hosted a weiner roast at the 4 H Club grounds. Ladies Aid met at the WTU Hall.
The Social Service Club of Stateville meets at Uncle Tom's Cabin Peach Bottom on Friday July 7 at 5 P M. Members bringing cats should bring a box lunch.
A weiner roast at Uncle Tom's Cabin Saturday honored Harold Williams on his sixteenth birthday. Attendees included Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Jennie Wilson, Mrs. Elizabeth Spidle, Belva Wilson, Ruth Spidley, Mary Martha, Laura Heaps, Ella Beard, Mary Beard, Helen Hickey, Harold Williams, Mason Williams, Wilmer Cantler, Roy Ayres, Joseph Robinson, Hyde Dooley, Royal Jones, Wilson Galbreath, Donald Hickey, Max Scarborough, Charles Johnson and Bobby Macomber.
Whiteford stretched its winning streak to six with a 10 to 1 victory over Highland at Highland last Saturday. The offense piled up sixteen hits led by A Lieyd and M. Lloyd Regan while D Hughes and H Jones contributed solid defense and pitching. Whiteford hosts Jarrettsville this Saturday then faces Highland in a July 4 doubleheader to close the first half.
The Friendly Circle of Prospect met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lockhart. President Dora Redding led the session with a song and minutes read by secretary May Heaps. Refreshments followed. many members and guests attended, and the next meeting was set for the Kerr home.
Readers learn how James Yen and associates foster mass education and cooperative village life in Tinghsien and surrounding areas. A church mission frames Yen’s work as a path to Christian character, with alumni groups, school theater, and the Rag-Doll Approach proposed to reach women in Kwang Fo district.
About sixty parents and friends gathered at Helen N Williams home on June 28 for the fourth annual pupil recital. Prizes went to Alma Virginia Morten and Helen Rhody for perfect attendance as refreshments followed the performances.
Dr. H. Allen announces summer schedule change with hours paused Thursday afternoons and evenings, available only by appointment. This notice targets patients seeking consultations and preserves discretion for affected time slots.
Dr and Mrs Lawrence Wharton and son of Baltimore were dinner guests of Dr and Mrs W E Arthur. Fannie Thomas visited Etta Chandlee. Helen Dooley and Laura Heaps called on Henry Stigler. Mary Proctor returned to her daughter’s home with California visits. James family hosted by Fannie Thomas. Baltimore relatives shared Sunday. Isabelle Wilson and Royal Jones visited grandparents Jamesson in York and Fullerton Pennsylvania. Owen Greider moved to Magpie Perrys house in Cardiff. Henry Poff and daughter Mary spent Sunday with Alfred Glasgow in Lancaster County. Gene Jones returned home to grandparents Sidwell after Camp Keenadin near Annapolis Maryland.
Scout Master R E Barnhart and the troop hiked to Snapper Rock on Tuesday afternoon and camped overnight. Participants include Benjamin Tobin Paul Noerr Thomas Crawford William W Galbreath Donald Dick and William Arthur Freaps Jr.
The State Hill Economics Group met at Mrs. Walton Cooper's home on Wednesday. Miss Mathaeis taught six children garments and demonstrated felting and smocking while outlining finishing methods. The group voted to pause meetings during hot weather and resume around mid October.
A union religious service will be held on the town school grounds Sunday evening July 2 at 8 o'clock. Worshippers are asked to bring hymn books with patriotic hymns as speeches will be patriotic. Four brief speeches of about six minutes each will be given by local ministers. All welcome.
The Summer Session started on Monday June 26 at Millersville State Teachers College with reduced rates for the contingent fee and activity fee. Interest runs high among teachers seeking to improve credentials and earn a Bachelor of Science degree as enrollment appears strong. The campus presents a pleasant scene with trees flowers a lake and renewed building exteriors. Living on campus equates to a vacation and a program of entertainments and sports is planned.
Mrs. Janice Mick faces first degree murder charges in the June 9 death of her husband Lorris Mick at their Darlington home. She described preferring death to life in prison as trial opens in Towson with Judges Grason Duncan presiding and defense by Cobourn Harlen aided by Fletcher Gorsuch.
Invitations issued for the wedding of Miss Elaine Leu daughter of Mrs resia Lou of Spring Grove and Rev Nelson Brown of Walkersville to be held at Glebe Reformed Church Walkersville Md on Sunday July 2 at 7 20 PM Rev Grown recently ordained and installed as pastor at Walkersville Reformed charge Miss Lau formerly of Delta High School faculty for the past term with many friends here wishing them happiness.
Pylesville residents visit friends in Fairston and Philadelphia and Chicago World’s Fair plans surface. Several couples host relatives and neighbors including the Baldwins, Harkins, Slades, and Osbornes while Miss Basley plans a Wesley Chapel Aid Society event. Augustus Main regains mobility and Frank Howard remains on disability as Pennington and Bush families enjoy Sunday gatherings.
Mrs. George W Baer of Baltimore announces the marriage of her daughter Ella Nora Baer to Dr. Myron Griffin Tull in Washington D C on June 3 1933. The newlyweds will reside in Baltimore.
Delta Borough warns all residents against willful water waste from deep wells. Sprinkler use will incur extra monthly water rent. If rules are not followed, the water may be cut off after notification to the Public Service Commission. By order of the Delta Borough Council the water superintendent will enforce these rules.
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