Camp Nawakwa Opens June 20 Near Brysonia
Camp Nawaka run by the Lutheran leadership training board in the South Mountains near Brysonia opens June 20 with an expanded faculty including Rev. Dr. Schaef fer and Rev. Dr. Wentz among others. Junior sessions begin June 20 followed by junior girls on June 27 senior groups in July and August activities. leadership training opens August 15.
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NAWAKWA
BRYSONIA
Nawaka
Lutheran leadership training board
South Mountains
M. Hadwin Fischer
W. ©. Schaeffer
Allentown
Isabel Hoover
Carlisle
Edith Menzel
Baltimore
Myra Cook
Mansfield
Martha Laird
Dalton
Frances Dyer
Shippensburg
LeVene Grove
Harrisburg
Fischer
Wawakwa
Chapter Installs Honorary Biological Fraternity at American U
Dr. Robert P. Marsh travels to Washington to install a new Beta Beta Beta chapter at American University. As national vice president, he serves as installing officer for the ceremony.
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Robert P. Marsh
Washington, D. C
Beta Beta Beta
American university
Marsh
Surgeons Remove Infant Appendix Soon After Birth
A newborn baby boy at a New York maternity hospital underwent an appendix operation immediately after birth. Weighing three pounds at birth, the infant required surgery and returned to his crib forty minutes later after a successful procedure.
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New York
Gettysburg academy to award diplomas to 25 seniors
Commencement for a class of 25 seniors will be held Friday at 10 30 a m in Brun Chapel on the Gettysburg college campus. Dr Charles H Huber headmaster will speak. Dr Milton H Valentine professor emeritus will be principal speaker. Mrs Helen Lightner and Thornton L Wilcox Jr will print soles. Public invited.
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Gettysburg academy
Brun chapel
Charles H. Huber
Milton H. Valentine
Gettysburg college
Helen Lightner
Hanover
Thornton L. Wilcox, Jr
Huber
Chamber Meets Friday to Finalize Gettysburg GA R Visit
Dr Henry W A Hanson Gettysburg Chamber of Commerce president calls a special meeting at the Hotel Gettysburg annex Friday at 7 30 PM. The session aims to complete plans for inviting the G A R and allied organizations to hold their 1933 convention in Gettysburg with Harrisburg set for June 20.
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Henry W. A. Hanson
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Farmer Charles Kindig Dies At 68 In Littlestown
Charles William Kindig 68 of near Littlestown died at 6 30 this morning from complications. He was son of the late John and Susan Kindig and survived by his widow Emma S Sheffer two sons Irvin and E Roy two brothers George and Frank and five grandchildren. He was active in St Pauls Lutheran Church Littlestown and its council. Funeral from Irvin Kindig home Monday at 2 pm Rev D S Kammerer officiating. Interment Mt Carmel cemetery Littlestown.
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Charles William Kindig
Littlestown
John
Susan (Basehear) Kindig
Emma S. Sheffer
McSherrystown
Irvin Kindig
E. Roy Kindig
Union Mills
George Kindig
Hanover
Frank Kindig
White Hall
St.Paul’s Lutheran church
County Oilings Are Announced For Roads This Week
The state highway department will oil several routes in Adams and Franklin counties during the week starting Friday. Routes include 01015 between Chanmian and Maria Furnace and between Maria Furnace and Fairfield, 01042 between East Berlin Heidlersburg and Harrisburg Gettysburg highways, and 28025 from Waynesboro toward Winger Town, with 28027 Monterey to Blue Ridge Summit and 28024 Quincy to Midvate. A Strawberry festival is planned from four to nine at W. A-June 11. Business Club.
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Adams
Franklin counties
Chanmian
Maria Furnace
East Berlin-Heidlersburg
Harrisburg-Gettysburg
Fairfield
Franklin county
Waynesboro
Wingertown
Monterey
Blue Ridge Summit
Quincy
Midvate
Boy 7 Dies After Lockjaw From Foot Injury
Hobart Wilson seven died at Warner hospital after tetanus developed from a stone bruise on his foot. He had been staying with grandparents Emory and Mrs Shetter of Aspers R1. Survived by parents Zelda and three brothers Vernon Jr Lester and Robert and grandparents. Funeral Sunday 1:30 at the Shetter home then at Cline's United Brethren Church with Rev. Harry Barnes officiating. Interment in cemetery adjoining.
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Hobart Wilson
Vernon Wilson
Aspers R. 1
Warner hospital
Emory Shetter
Zelda
Vernon
Lester
Robert
Horseshoe Pitching Contest Tonight at 7 P.M.
Adams county champion David Bolen defends his title against runner up Pinkney Hess at the local courts at 7 tonight. The match features seven fifty-point games with the public invited.
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David Bolen
Adams county
Pinkney Hess
Bolen
Hess
Local Girls Missing After School Promos Abort
Two 13 year old South Washington girls Myrtle Brannon and Ruth Smith vanished from home as eighth grade transfer exercises at Gettysburg High School were due. Police reported a sighting in nearby woods on Wednesday evening but search yielded no trace.
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Myrtle Brannon
Ruth Smith
South Washington street
G. A. Hahn
Gettysburg
Bernard Viener Receives Degree at Jefferson Medical School
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Viener of York Street attended the Jefferson medical school graduation in Philadelphia where their son Bernard Viener earned the degree of doctor of medicine. He served as class secretary and will intern at Polyclinic Hospital in Harrisburg after a two week course with the Carliste barracks medical corps.
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Harry Viener
York street
Jefferson medicine school
Philadelphia
Bernard
Viener
Carliste
Polyclinic hospital
Harrisburg
Local Man Arthur Phiel Undergoes Operation
J Arthur Phiel a York street garmeman admitted to West Side sanitarium York Wednesday afternoon underwent an operation this morning. His condition was reported as good and the specific operation was not disclosed with plans to remain hospitalized for some time. A C Gants employed by H C Baugher Aspers nurseryman fractured his left shoulder in a fall Wednesday afternoon and was treated at Warner hospital.
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J. Arthur Phiel
York street
West Side sanitarium
York
Phiel
A. C. Gants
H. C. Baugher
Aspers nurseryman
Warner hospital
Stolen Bicycle Recovered by Local Officer
A bicycle stolen Tuesday morning from Emory Singley on West Middie Street was recovered by Officer John H. Keller. The bicycle was found lying along West Middle Street extended.
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Emory Singley
West Middie street
John H. Keller
West Middle street
Specialist Announces New Ways to Stop Bee Swarming
Extension apiary specialist J. Anderson and Adams county farm agent M. T. Hartman reported on preventing bee swarms after visiting apiaries at Musselman Orrtanna the Blue Ribbon orchard near Arendtsville and John Lucabaugh Hanover R 6. They advised adding ventilation with inch blocks and shade boards, removing queen cells, trimming honey frames, and expanding storage to keep bees active and reduce swarming.
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J. Anderson
State college
M. T. Hartman
Adams county
Mr. Anderson
Burned Youth C Hubert Bream Buried Today
Funeral services were held this afternoon at the family home for C. Hubert Bream who died from burns after a tractor gasoline tank exploded Monday morning. The Rev. Dr. Earl J. Bowman officiated with assistance from Rev. Dr. J. B. Baker of York. Pallbearers included George Myers Glenn Bream Wilbur Weikert William Scott Jr Howard Carbaugh and Lott Walker.
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John GC. Bream
Fairfield road
C. Hubert Bream
Earl J. Bowman
St. James’ Lutheran church
J. B. Baker
York
St. James
George Myers
Glenn Bream
Wilbur Weikert
William Scott, Jr
Howard Carbaugh
Lott Walker
Probe Reports Communists Are Back Of Parade
Washington reports say government agencies opened a probe into communist efforts to mobilize for the veterans bonus march. Stenographic records of meetings are in investigators’ hands while Emanuel Levin claims the movement started with the communist league. Police note more than 5,000 ex soldiers head to Washington as a 1500-strong crowd already camps, with a secret inquiry under way for a month.
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Washington
Emanuel Levin
communist league
Delco Appliances Exhibit Open in Gettysburg
An exhibit of Delco appliances is shown in Gettysburg by Henry Clayton of Philadelphia, Delco distributor. Items include three sizes of farm lighting plants, water systems, 32 volt batteries, gas sweepers and fans. Local dealers may join. a Delco representative will be appointed soon.
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Delco
Gettysburg
Henry Clayton
Philadelphia
Marriage License Issued to Two Women in Altoona and Huntingdon
A marriage license was issued this morning at the office of Clayton F. Palmer, clerk of the courts, to Laurie A. Musser of Altoona and Margaret Smith of Huntingdon County.
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Clayton F. Palmer
Laurie A. Musser
Altoona
Margaret Smith
Huntingdon county
Weather forecast for tonight into Friday
Partly cloudy with a chance of showers tonight and in extreme north portions Friday. Cooler temperatures expected later.
Gettysburg class stages pageant for 86 graduates
Gettysburg high school bid farewell to 86 seniors with a four episode pageant titled Building to a Nation. The program featured prologue and episodes including Primitive Days Birth of a Nation and Washington Returns with performances and a Dr Harvey Hoover address.
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Gettysburg high school
United States
Dorothy Meyer
Marian Y. Bittinger
Columbus
America
Betsy Ross
Hoover
Lutheran seminary
Doctor Hoover
Guile W. Lefever
Lloyd C. Keefauver
Gettysburg public schools
High Graduate Accepts Position in Adams County
Miss Lareda T. Weaver of Mec Knightstown, a Gettysburg high school graduate, began duties as secretary to Adams county superintendent W Raymond Shank and county farm agent M T Hartman. She succeeds Mrs Jotn Raifensperger who resigned recently.
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Lareda T. Weaver
Mec-Knightstown
Gettysburg high school
W. Raymond Shank
Adams county
M. T. Hartman
counyy farm
Jotn, Raifensperger
Chambersburg street
Countians To Attend S S Convention in Hanover
Adams county ministers and lay men join the second annual Sunday school convention of the Evangelical Lutheran synod of West Pennsylvania at St Matthew's Lutheran church in Hanover on June 3. The Rev. Walter D. Guss of McSherrystown leads devotional at 10 AM. Dr. Walter C. Waltemyer from the college faculty speaks on A Christ Centered Program. C. C. Culp of St James Lutheran leads an administration conference in the afternoon. Culp and the Rev H W Sternat of Biglerville sit on the convention committee.
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Adams county
Evangelical Lutheran synod of West Pennsylvania
St. Matthew’s Lutheran church
Hanover
Walter D. Guss
McSherrystown
Walter C.Waltemyer
C. C. Culp
St. James’ Lutheran church
Culp
H. W. Sternat
Biglerville
Three Hurt As Cars Crash At Buford And Springs
At 9 45 am two cars collided at the Buford avenue and Chambersburg street intersection. Mrs Leslie Hoover of Harrisburg suffered a fractured nose and facial injuries. Alfred Brine 67 a retired Harrisburg police sergeant and his wife were treated for chest contusions and dental injuries. Mrs Sara A Thomas of Gettysburg R1 escaped injury as Brine lost control and struck a highway post. The vehicles were towed from the scene.
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Buford and
Springs avenues
Leslie Hoover
Harrisburg
Warner hospital
Alfred Brine
Brine
United Brethren
Quincy
Waynesboro
Sara A. Thomas
Gettysburg R. 1
John H. Keller
Thomas
Hoover
Planes Crash In Midair Two Pilots Leap To Safety
In Mount Clemens Michigan two Selfridge field pilots parachuted to safety after a midair collision at high altitude. Lt Joseph Mullett suffered minor injuries. Lt Howard McCoy was unhurt as both crews escaped before their planes wrecked.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Selfridge field
Joseph Mullett
Howard McCoy
McCoy
Estate Letters Granted for Katherine Trostle in Gettysburg
Letters of administration on the estate of Katherine M. Trostle, late of Gettysburg, issued to Ruth M. Shindledecker in the office of Robert E. Fisher, register and recorder. Estate valued at 2500 dollars.
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Katherine M. Trostle
Gettysburg
Ruth M. Shindledecker
Robert E. Fisher
register and recorder
Past Grands Meet in Adams County Odd Fellows
A meeting of the Past Grands association of Adams county Odd Fellows will be held at Montana lodge in Bendersville on Friday evening.
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association of
Adams county Odd Fellows
Montana lodge
Bendersville
Mrs Buehler to be Buried on Saturday
Mrs Minerva Pearl Buehler 68 wife of A Danner Buehler died at her East Middle Street home at 2 15 Wednesday afternoon from effects of several paralytic strokes She was born Cove Gap Franklin County youngest daughter of the late Joseph M and Annie Seylar Married in June 1889 Surviving husband two brothers Leslie W Seylar McConnellsburg Louis T Seylar Cumberland Township and many nieces and nephews Funeral Saturday at 3 PM from the Buehler home Rev Frederick B Crane pastor of Gettysburg Presbyterian Church officiating Interment Evergreen Cemetery
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Minerva Pearl Buehler
A. Danner Buehler
East Middle street
Cove Gap
Franklin county
Joseph M
Annie (Ensminger) Seylar
Mr. Buehler
Gettysburg
Leslie W. Seylar
McConnellsburg
Louis T. Seylar
Cumberland township
Mary Jane (Seylar) Williams
Pottsville
Buehler
William Campbell
Hugh Robertson
the
Presbyterian church
Gettysburg Presbyterian church
Frederick B. Crane
Evergreen cemetery
Justice of the Peace Hears Sanders Dog Case
Justice of the Peace John Shealer reserved decision in the case of William Sanders who faces charges of keeping a ferocious dog after New York hiker James J. Haffey was bitten near the Vincent Redding farm on Lingin highway. Haffey was treated at Warner Hospital after the bite and has remained at the county home. Henry J. Smith and family moved into a West Lincoln Avenue residence he bought from Matt Pielis. Smith edits the New Oxford News and East Berlin News.
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Justice of the Peace
John
Shealer
William Sanders
Vincent Redding
Lingin highway
here
Sanders
James J. Haffey
New York state
Haffey
Warner hospital
Henry J. Smith
New Oxford
West Lincoln avenue
Matt Pielis
Mr. Smith
New Oxford Tem
East Berlin
Adams county
Description Of Man Who Took 50000 Ransom
A state police description sent for the Lindbergh baby case outlines a suspect aged 30 to 35, about 3 feet 9 inches tall, 150 to 160 pounds, with Scandinavian or German accent. He wore a soft brown hat, a long black overcoat, light fabric, and black shoes. A $25,000 New Jersey reward is offered for information leading to conviction.
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John F. Condon
Jassie
Pennsylvania
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
state of
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