Men Receive Injuries By Falling Tree
Two brothers Arthur and Charles Enfield of Fawn Grove were seriously hurt when a tree fell on them while cutting timber on William Wright s farm. The accident happened Thursday about 7 30 am. Charles sought help at the Wright residence, then collapsed on the porch and was found about 90 minutes later. Arthur was trapped under the tree and later taken to Havre de Grace hospital after a double fracture of the right leg and other wounds. Charles suffered a severe temple laceration and minor injuries.
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Arthur
Charles Enfield
Fawn Grove
William Wright
Charles
Wright
Famous
Street
Havre de Grace
Mt Olivet Aid Society Meets at Wolfe Home
The Mt Olivet Aid Society met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wolfe on Thursday evening November 23. Present were Rev Keehner and many members including Mrs. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Wil son, Mrs. Whiteford, Miss Ida Umstead, Adela Baker, and others. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Cora Whiteford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society of
Mt. Olivet Church
Howard Wolfe
Beehner
Keehner
Harry Orr
Preston Baker
John Wilson
Charles Pickel
Koehner
Maud Garvine
Luther Wiliams
Belle Barber
Cora Whiteford
Edgar Pyle
Catherine Few
Ida Umstead
Grace Wilson
Elizabeth Craig
Adela Baker
Female Williams
Emma Craig
Bessie Richardson
Messrs
Marshall Wilson
Wallie Pyle
Ira McDermott
Edward Jones
Vernon Burns
Jack Whiteford
Henry Atkins
Clarence Burns
Fawn Grove Boy Wins Honor at National Livestock Contest
Milton Brown of Fawn Grove R D 1 and son of Mr and Mrs Roy C Brown helped Pennsylvania place third in the national livestock judging contest at the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City November 17 to 24. Brown finished 15th individually among 99 contestants. team members included Jesse Bouseknecht of Hughesville and Harvey Strasnider of Waynesburg. Kentucky won team title with Illinois second. Brown also placed sixth in individual hog and sheep judging, earning certificates.
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Our
Milton Brown
Roy C. Brown
Fawn Grove
R. D
Kansas City
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Brown
Jesse Bouseknecht
Hughesville
Kentucky
Dlinois
D A MEET ON MONDAY NIGHT AT MYERS HALL
The Daughters of America met in Myers Hall Monday evening with about forty attendees. Visitors from Baltimore and Delta spoke on the work of their orders, including Mrs Margaret Robbins deputy and Mrs Mary Lear treasurer. The group plans to attend Cambria M B E church Sunday evening. The Social Service Club monthly meeting is set for Friday at Mrs William Fisher's home on December 1.
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Daughters of America
Myers’ Hall
Margaret Robbins
Baltimore
Mary Lear
Orphans’ Home
Lewis LaBrun
C. O. Holden
Delta
Cambria M. BE
Social Service Club
William Fisher
Christmas Seal Sale Opens in York County December 1
The annual Christmas Seal Sale starts December 1 in York County. Schools join in thanks for health day and health education as the York County Tuberculosis Society appeals for funds to support surveys, clinics, sanatoria care, and home visits. Co chairmen John Morris and Mrs A Flix urge early mail contributions with seals or donations sent to Harkins store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
York County Tuberculosis Society
Mason- Dixon Lions Club
York
Yale
Harkins
John Morris
A. Flix
County
Thanksgiving Message of Hope and Charity
The piece calls all readers to observe a meaningful Thanksgiving with gratitude for jobs and blessings. It urges remembrance of the season's spirit, prayer for continued blessings, and sharing with those in need, highlighting the community's pledge not to let anyone go hungry or cold.
Junior Christian Endeavor Elects New Officers
The monthly Junior Christian Endeavor meeting at John Harkins’s home was led by Miss Dorothy Roberts. It opened with song and prayers, a Thanksgiving play was presented, and officers for the next year were elected: President Dorothy Roberts, Secretary Louise Jones, Vice President George Dick, and Treasurer John Murphy. Attendees included Miss Elhryn Diehl, Mrs Harkins, Eva Cox, Frances Pyle, Charlotte Pennington, Ann Dingy, Flora Street, Janet Hattard, Jackie Borgan, John Harkins, and Bobby Johnson. Refreshments were served by Mrs Harkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
John Harkins
Dorothy Roberts
America
Louise Jones
George Dick
John Murphy
el Hryn Diehl
Mrs. Harkins
Eva Sue Cox
Frances Pyle
Charlotte Pennington
Ann Dingy
Flora Street
Janet Hattard
Jackie Borgan
Bobby Johnson
Harkins
Other Local Happenings Of Interest
Mr and Mrs Harold Atkinson of Chicago visited their aunt Miss Celia Dougherty as did Mr and Mrs Luther Williams on a recent York trip. Mrs Walter Carico visited in Baltimore from Friday to Sunday. Clarence Galbreath goes to Painters Corner Chester Co to head a large dairy farm. Mrs James Dodson fell Tuesday suffering a hip injury with fair condition. Bertha Jones spent the weekend with Mrs Carroll Crowl near Rocks Md. Mrs Walton Cooper visited Baltimore with Mr and Mrs Albert Tarnier. Mr and Mrs Walter Gross and Jaily spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ko Smith. Mrs John Fantom visits daughter Mrs William Pyle Havre de Grace. Mrs Brooke Snodgrass and others spent Saturday in Lancaster. Margaret Norris is on the sick list. Roy Smith and Mrs M Dinsmore attended Mrs H F Waltemyer’s funeral in Stewartstown Friday. Mrs R I Hartzler and daughter stay with her parents while Mr Hartzler attends camp at Bee Tree Hunting Club Lycoming Co. Rev and Mrs W H Galbreath and daughter Jeane of Shippensburg spend Thanksgiving with the Galbreath parents. Emory Jones remains unimproved after a week of illness.
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Harold Atkinson
Chicago
Celia Dougherty
Luther Williams
York
Walter Carico
Baltimore
Clarence Galbreath
Painters Corner
Chester Co
James Dodson
Bertha Jones
Carroll W. Crowl
Near Rocks
Walton Cooper
Albert Tarnier
Kir
Walter Gross
Ja Iy
Ko Smith
John Fantom
William Pyle
Havre de Grace
Brooke Snodgrass
James Mackison, Jr
Edgar Barnett
Sara Stephens
Lancaster
Margaret Norris
Roy Smith
Dinsmore
H. F. _Waltemyer
Stewartstown
R. I Hartzler
Hartzler
Bee Tree
Lycoming Co
W. H. Galbreath
Jeane
Shippensburg
Emory Jones
Christmas Bazaar Entries Deadline and Opening
The notice invites entries by Friday December 1 and announces the Bazaar opening in Fisher's Building on Saturday December 2 at 2 o clock. Orders are taken for sugar and ginger cookies. LeCrone & Co. sponsor the event.
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Fisher's
Rivermen Defeat Big Red Quintet in Close Showdown
Delta High School hosted Wrightsville High in Heaps Hall on November 28. Soup Stubbs led Delta with eight points and Heckel matched that for Wrightsville as both teams fought a tight game. Dooley and Kohlbus added solid scorers for Delta, while Wickes powered the Delta All Stars with eighteen of their twenty-nine points in a preliminary win over the Reserves.
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Delta
Heaps
Wrightsville High School
Delta High
Soup Stubbs
Heckel
Wrightsville
Dooley
Kohlbus
Das Shein
Wrightsvile
Delta All Stars
All Stars
Delta High School
Brooks
Tobin
Robert Wickes
Fawn Grove Grange Elects Officers
Fawn Grove Grange No. 1733 met at the Grange Hall on Tuesday evening November 21 with worthy master John Jamison presiding. Officers elected for the year include Master William Richardson over seer George Jones lecturer Ruth Day steward Henry Day assistant steward John Jamison chaplain Mrs T W Brown treasurer L M Brown secretary T W Brown gatekeeper Everitt Richardson ceres Dorothy Webb pomona Mary Brown flora Mrs Orion Hess lady assitant steward Mrs Ava Webb pianist Nettie Anderson. A literary program followed with songs readings essays and discussions on Thanksgiving and agricultural improvements.
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Fawn Grove Grange
Grange Hall
John Jamison
William Richardson
George Jones
Ruth
Henry Day
T- W- Brown
L. M. Brown
T. W. Brown
Everitt Richardson
Ceres
Dorothy Webb
Pomona
Mary Brown
Flora
Orion Hess
Ysistant
Ava Webb
Nettie Anderson
Dean Jones
John B. Jamison
L. J. Hayden
Ruth Wilson
Will Richardson
B. Forris
Aged Man Dies In Whiteford Fire at Morning Hours
Neighbors found W C Morgan burned to death in a shack on Whiteford Packing Co property around 5 20 am after an oil lamp or kerosene explosion started a blaze. Firefighters and an inquest ruled accidental death. Survived by wife and unknown daughter, brother in Philadelphia. Burial plans pending.
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Whiteford Packing Co
W. C. Morgan
Benjamin Ross
Marshall Jones
Ross
Morgan
Delta-Cardiff Fire Company
Whiteford
Justice of the Peace
Eastern Shore
Philadelphia
H. P. Harkins
Cardiff Community Club Meeting Set at Mrs. Fox Home
The Cardiff Community Club holds its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Walter Fox on Friday evening December 1 at 8 o'clock.
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Cardiff Community Club
Walter Fox
Western tour of Maryland Grangers travels Idaho
W. H. Day and several Maryland Grangers embark on a National Grange sponsored western tour to Boise Idaho. The letter describes Chicago landmarks and the 1893 World's Fair, a trip through Iowa and Denver, and a note on Obverse Armistice Day remarks with National Master Labor addressing the group.
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Granger
The
National Grange
W. H. Day
Maryland
Boise
Idaho
Day
Harford County
Washington
DD. C
Capitol
New England
Ensor
John A. McSparren
Pennsylvania
New Castle
Penna
Robinson
Delaware
James C. Farmer
New Hampshire
Sunny Jim Farmer
Chicago
Michigan Boulevard
Jackson
Lincoln
Grant
Chicago University
John D. Rockefelder
Hotel Sherman
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Mt. Olivet Aid Society
D. OF A
Junior Christian Endeavor Meets
Srs, LeCrone & Co
Rivermen
Big Red
Mets
Valley School
Walter A. Wise
Ross and
Wilmer
John M. Ayres
Anna Bell Ward
Mary
Emma
Howard Singleton
Elizabeth Griffith
Catherine Lay
Ethel Hughes
Caroline Rightmire
Lower Chanceford High School
H. &. Torbert
George Smith
Byron P. Hughes
Ralph Houser
Thomas Burk
Cooper Mobley
Milton Johnson
Clinton Johnson
Rid
W. D. Davis
Virginia
Wanda
Eva Johnson
Leonard Pomraning
Martin Howe
Nancy Seward
New Jersey
George Stell
James
Edward Smyser
William Whiteford
Anna Ailes
Jane Ailes
Nietor Quidort
New Fore
H. J. Handley
Amos and Andy
Union Station
Robert Irvine
Mississipi
Flanders Field
Brother Farmer
Brother McSparren
Denver
Colorado
Richard B. McCoy
Omaha
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