Social Happenings and Visits Highlight Gettysburg Notes
Mrs. Brady Armor of Newburgh visits her former name Jeanne Miller in Carlisle street while Mr. and Mrs. Roy Renner and son Richard from Littlestown, and Elsie Rittase visit the Slaybaughs. Various local residents send birthday wishes, host social events, and attend funerals. Missionary Guild plans a Tuesday meeting at the Diehl home with Miss Maude Whitefeather in charge.
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Brady Armor
Newburgh
New York
H. H. Miller
Carlisle street
Armor
Jeanne Miller
Roy D. Renner
Richard
Littlestown
Oscar Slaybaugh
Fourth street
Elsie Rittase
Mary Mac- Donald
Middletown
MISSIONARY GUILD
Women’s Missionary Guild of
St. James’ Lutheran church
Lavi Diehl
Hanover’ street
Maude Whitefeather
Morris Stansbury
Allen Dobbs
new RALHIVE
Harry Tuckey
Rendersville
Emma Ullrich
Biglerville
Dennis Rice
Lewis
Bendersville
M. H. Simon
Catherine Salters
York
Maud Whiteleather
George Weaver
Gettysburg
Hannah Lawer
Hannah Ullmer
Edna Ullrich
Chester J. Tyson
Idaville
Frederick Tys&on
Community Notes From Biglerville Area Gatherings
Paul F. Osborne of Biglerville joined the York Company of Printing House Craftsmen. Local social rounds include visits by Baughers, Ullrichs, and others. Panama Canal Zone letters refresh Arendtsville ties. church floor and wallpaper plans discussed. and families host birthday and weekend gatherings across Biglerville, Quaker Valley, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Osborne
Biglerville
York Company of Printing House
Firemen To Play In McSherrystown Tonight
Gettysburg firemen basketball team travels to McSherrystown to face St Marys in a key matchup. The club previously beat McSherrystown at home and seeks another win while local fans plan to attend. The game follows a midweek clash with Olson's Nordics, a dominant traveling club. The venue is the Hotel Gettysburg annex.
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Gettysburg
McSherrystown
St. Mary’s
St., Mary
Maroon and White Rally Sparks Fourth Victory Over Lebanon
The Martinmen posted their second win of the week, defeating Lebanon 44-4 in the local gym. Starters Warren Sadler and Kitzmiller aided a fast paced attack as the Maroons built a 23-15 halftime lead and extended it to 95-26 after three quarters before a balanced fourth period.
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Martinmen
Lebanon
Frey
Shorty
Warren
Sadler
Kitzmiller
Maroons
Hanover
Martin
Wermick
Wilson
Fernster
vistors
Gettysburg
G. KF
i-Lon Entemiller
G. F. OP. Frey
Rhine
Heath
synrce Fernster
Overton
Overton Boyer
johlinger
Pollock
Maroon and White scrubs
losais
Conquest Based on The Candle in the Wind
Arthur Faunce returns from Antarctica where Simon Overton is said lost and asks Diane Herford to marry him. Diane accepts but wants a second expedition. Faunce confesses Overton was not dead, yet finds nothing on return. The judge supports the match as Diane worries for Faunce’s future.
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Arthur Faunce
Simon Overton
Faunce
Diane
Herford
Gerry
Overton
Liane
Fanny
Tada
Jane
Wen
father
antarctic
papa
Arthur
pap
Seniors Triumph In Inter-Class Cage Tilt
In Emmitsburg at St Josephs high school the senior girls edge the junior team 16 to 14 in the opening inter class basketball game. Strong second half play by the seniors overturns a half time deficit as team work and passing shine for M Fitzpatrick and teammates.
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Emmitsburg High School
Emmitsburg
M. Fitzpatrick
R. Hemelt
R. Mondorff
Judge
B. James
Haynes
Nolan
P. Overton
Hemet
K. Fitzpatrick
Mondorff
James
al V- Pletsch
M. Berry
jR. Piaff
C. Judge
T. Pitapatrick
L. Baum
Not Ready To Argue New Trial Motions
In York on February 11 AP reports two of three convicted slayers of Nelson D. Rehmeyer did not proceed with motions for new trials. The court extended the hearing time to next Monday for argued motions and further proceedings.
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York
John Blymyer
John Curry
Nelson
D. Rehmeyer
farmer
Habeas corpus release for Slick tied to prohibition charge
Charles Slick released by Judge Frank G. Wigaman on a writ of habeas corpus after two weeks in Franklin county jail on a prohibition violation warrant from Chambersburg. He was linked to an auto party transporting liquor in a Greencastle bound vehicle. two Hagerstown women were jailed and released, the man remains in Franklin county jail. Franklin and Waynesboro areas report school principals meeting postponed to February 18 and a scholastic field day planning conference on February 16 at Waynesboro High School in anticipation of April meet.
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Hagerstown
Charles Slick
Franklin county
Greencastle
Waynesboro
Tragedy on Western Maryland Tracks Claims Local Man
Roy Osbourne of 406 West Franklin street was killed when a eastbound Western Maryland train struck him while crossing between Washington and Antietam streets in Hagerstown. He was dragged under the engine for over a block before his death was confirmed. The bereaved widow and two children survive.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Washington
Antietam
Roy Osbourne
Osbourne
West Franklin street
Hetrick
Sadie Thompson Comes to Majestic Theatre
Gloria Swanson stars in Sadie Thompson at the Majestic Theater Tuesday and Wednesday offering a dramatic screen classic. The production, adaptation of Rain, follows an outcast facing a strong emotional conflict amid San Francisco’s underworld as critics hail Swanson’s performance.
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Gloria Swanson
Sadie Thompson
Majestic theatre
Rain
Jeanne Engels
New York
Philadelphia
Gloria Swannon
San Francisco
Griffie Will Filed for Probate in Latimore Township
The will of Harry F. Griffie, late resident of Latimore township, was entered for probate in the office of register and recorder C. G. Taughinbaugh. An estate valued at 9650 is disposed of, with details on heirs and settlement pending.
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Harry F. Griffie
Latimore township
C. G. Taughinbaugh
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