New Potatoes and Berries On Market Today
Farmers' Market reports new potatoes 25 cents a quart box and yellow transparent apples 20 cents a quart box. Cherries range 20 to 40 cents a quart, red raspberries 20 cents a pint box, strawberries 25 to 45 cents a quart, peas 20 cents a quart, cabbage 6 to 20 cents a head, eggs 56 to 58 cents a dozen, chickens 60 to 65 cents a pound, pork 65 to 80 cents a pound. Prices on vegetables and flowers vary. market open two mornings weekly on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
MISS SHULTZ TO WED TODAY
Mass Della Mae Shultz of Cashtown will marry Anthony B Berra Jr of York this afternoon at 3 in St Rose of Lima rectory York. The ceremony is performed by Rev J B Howarth. Reception at Pine Tree Inn precedes a Canada honeymoon. Both are York natives employed by A B Farquhar company. she is Gettysburg High School alumna, he York High School graduate and Marine veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Della Mae Shultz
York
Nevin Shultz
Cashtown
Anthony B. Berra, Jr
Anthony B. Berra
St Rose of Lima church
J. B. Howardth
Robert Newman
Fairfield
Harold Berra
Gettysburg high school
A. B Farquhar company
York high school
United States Marine Corps
Final Religious Film On Sunday At Two Churches
The Orrtanna Methodist church and Fairfield Mennonite church present the final service in a Bible background film series titled Life in Palestine Two Thousand Years AGO. Rev G Stoneback of Fairfield Mennonite leads. The Synagogue film shows Jesus likely attended services and explains Passover ritual within its context. The program aims to deepen Bible study and foster broader Christian sympathy toward Judaism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrtanna Methodist church
Fairfield Mennonite church
Palestine
G & Stoneback
Jesus
aclps
Adams County Baby Beef Club Meets Thursday Night
The Adams County Baby Beef Club will hold a meeting next Thursday evening at 7 p.m. at the home of Melvin Appler in Hanover R 3, two miles east of the Hanover airport. Thomas Murren, president, announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams county
Baby Beef club
wail
p. m
Melvin Appler
Hanover R 3
Hanover airport
Thomas Murren
C H Johnson
Gettysburg Rotary club
YWCA
Chester N. Gitt
annal
Hershey
Ralph Schlosser
Schlosser
Gettysburg club
Baltimore man fined for reckless driving in court
William Joseph Bullough of Baltimore paid a $10 fine and costs to Justice Claude Straley of New Oxford on a reckless driving charge, state police said. Birth notice: Mr and Mrs Harry A Wetzel of Fairfield announce a son born Friday morning at Waynesboro hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Joseph Bullough
Baltimore
Justice of the Peace
Claude Straley
New Oxford
Harry A. Wetzel
Fairfield
R. D
Waynesboro hospital
Five Countians Meet In Tokyo
Five youths from Gettysburg and nearby areas now in the army held a reunion in Tokyo Japan. Participants were Pfc Earl Ferry John Scott Dean Stultz C Knorr and Pvt Robert G Taylor. Taylor expects overseas duty until January 1948 and did not return home as previously reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Tukyo
Japan
Earl Ferry
GHQ
Tokyo
Pile
John Scott
Dean Stultz
C. Knorr
12th Cavalry
Robert G. Taylor
12 Cavalry
Pvt
Taylor
Musselman Picnic Sets World Series Style Event For 800
Musselman’s to entertain 800 employees and families at the South Mountain Fair grounds with a two plant company picnic. The afternoon features three baseball games among Gardners Biglerville and farm teams plus a children’s program with races, ball throwing and parlor contests. Music will accompany the festivities.
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CH Musselman company
Musselman company
Pennsylvania
South Mountain Fair grounds
Biglerviille and Gardners
Mus Selman company
Gardners
Biglerville canniingz
Biglerville
Negro Injured in Grash Crash Near Cashtown
George 2 Barnett, colored, of Chambersburg, is in Warner hospital with injuries from a two vehicle collision on the Tancom highway east of Cashtown at 2 30 this morning. He struck a tractor trailer driven by Oscar Clyde Taylor of Nashville Tenn. Total damage about 150 dollars. A second hit and run crash on the Emmitsburg Waynesboro road near Fairfield injured Sherman Hoover of York. his car was damaged about 25 dollars with no injuries.
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George 2. Barnett
Chambersburg
Warner hospital
Gettysburg
jan
Tancom highway
Cashtown
Barnett
Oscar Clyde Taylor
Nashville
Tenn
Yaylore
Emmitsburg
Waynesborne
Fairfield
Sherman H. Hoover
York Hoover
Hoover
Welfare Unit Serves 111 County Youth in Pennsylvania
The Rural Child Welfare Unit report for 1946 details services to 444 Adams county children, with 4 in welfare and 54 in foster care. New adoption law provisions include county residency for adoption, minor parent consent, and streamlined steps. Clarence C Smith attended the Barisburg welfare conference, noting a $23,600 total budget and related expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Adams county
Barisburg
Clarence C Smith
Smith
Asia
Only Two Pupils Take Examination
Only two pupils took the eighth grade examinations this morning in the county superintendent of schools office for those unable to attend the regular time. Fred Shaffer from Hamilton Township and Paulie Schreiber from Conewago Township Sand Hill School completed the tests under Superintendent J. Floyd Slaybaugh.
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feo
county superintendent of schools
Fred Shaffer
Hamiltonian
Orrtanna
Paulie Schreiber
Conewago township
Sand Hill
J. Floyd Slaybaugh
Ostrum Receives PhD and Advances at Wittenberg
Dr John W Ostrum former Gettysburg College English faculty member and son in law of Burgess C A Heiges has been named associate professor of English at Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio. He earned a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Virginia last Monday and has authored a revised edition of Controlling Ideas and a Critical Edition of the Letters of Edgar Allan Poe now accepted for publication. Prior to Wittenberg he taught at Gettysburg College University of Virginia Augustana College Rock Island Illinois and The Citadel Charleston South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ostrum
Gettysburg college
Burgess C. A. Heiges
Wittenberg college
Springfield
Ohio
University of Virginia
Doctor Ostram
Edgar Allen Poe
Augustane college
Rock Island
The
Citadel
Charleston, D. C
Fire destroys York Shipley Plant in York Pennsylvania
A fiery blaze at the York Shipley Inc plant in York Pa caused an estimated 350000 to 400000 loss. Fifteen fire companies fought the flames nearly five hours, evacuating six West Street homes as explosions and dense smoke hampered efforts. Seven firefighters were treated for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Fune
York county
buttling
York-Shipley Inc
West street
H. M. Rehmeyer
L Elis Wagner
Public Safety
John L Mayer
Wagner
Dale Laughman
York-Shipley
Molotov Arrives in Paris for Aid Europe Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov lands at Le Bourget with French and British colleagues to discuss U.S. aid Europe program. Pictured with French Foreign Minister Bidault and Russian Ambassador Boyenko, the pair are joined by British and French ministers in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.M. Moloitov
Le Bourset airfield
Paris
Georges Bidualt
Hett
Alexander E. Boyerncloy
France
Molotov
U. S
Peis
New York
Operation of School Urged by Delegation in Latimore Township
A Latimore township school board meeting heard a delegation urge continued operation of the State Road school on Harrisburg road. Proposals included donating land for a safer playground and fencing, plus moving Grades 7 and 8 to a three-school plan with split first grades. Board members approved in principle but deferred action due to missing members. plan to confer with Huntington and York Springs boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latimore township
State road
Harrisburg road
2hce
icp
schol
Cc. Williams
bnand
Huntington township
York Springs
Trisimore board
Roy Anderson
16 Communists Convicted in Federal Case
A federal court jury convicted 16 individuals linked to Communist front groups and refugee aid committees in under an hour. Among the defendants are Howard Fast, Pr Edward RR Barsky, Leverett Cheason, Berman Shumlin, and several New York professionals. All were released on bond pending motions and appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jane
cone
Congress
Howard Fast
Edward RR Barsky
refugee aid gies executive board
Barsky
Leverett S
CHeason
Charlotte Sten
Jesse Tolmark
Bobbie Werte
New York City
Marjorie Chodorov
Stamford
Conn
Dennis and
Etsler
Appreciation Note From Adams County Religious Education Leader
And Here and There from EB 1b Starner president of the Adams County Council of Religious Education extends thanks for the weekly International Sunday School lessons published every Friday. The note praises the paper for enriching readers and guiding many toward the Kingdom of God. It mentions three early U S presidents who died on July 4 and urges turning to page 72 for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starner
Adams County Council of Religious Education
Adams County
Suriay School
United States
John Adams
Braimlire
new Gouness
Masa
Ber
Bram
Local Poultry Contest Draws T D Faitel and Gellyshing R
Adinis county will be represented by T D Faitel and Gellyshing R in the Tomorrow contest with 147 Pennsylvania chickens. Judging in Coatesville July 17 includes entrants from 28 counties. Top five advance to the Northeastern signal meeting in Storm Conn June 26-28. A & P stores donate 600 in prizes. regional and state winners go to the 1948 national finals with substantial awards totaling 10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adinis
T D. Faitel
Gellyshing R
Pennsylvanum
Wihant H Wilson
Pennsylvana State Poultry federation
Coatesville
ignal
Storm
Conn
minges
prac
Wilson
Gaza receipts mount at Gettyshburg fire company drive
Annual solicitation at the engine base raised about 33 500, according to Donald C. Stallsmith, chair. Total receipts to date were 3 434.76, with figures cited by Statlamath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettyshburg fire company
fieds and
baerat
Donald C. Stallsmith
chasrai
Statlamath
Marriage License Issued to Clyde L Mann Jr and Mary Ellen Missel
A marriage license was issued at the courthouse today to Clyde LeRoy Mann Jr of Gettysburg and Mary Ellen Missel of Franklin Street. The ceremony is planned locally with both families confirming unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
court house
Clyde LeRoy Mann, Jr
Clyde L Mann
Gettysburg
Mary Ellen Missel
Frank Pissel
Franklin street
Editors Gather for A P Conference at Gettysburg Hotel
Newspaper editors from across the state attend the annual Associated Press regional conference in Gettysburg. Sessions begin this afternoon with Hugh Wagnon in charge and Leslie in Harrisburg assisting. A dinner and wirephoto demonstration follow as more than fifty editors register.
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mm Gettysburg foriay
Associated Press
Gettysburg
Hugh Wagnon
Phiadelphia
WU Leslie
Harrisburg
County Couple Weds in Four Square Gospel Church
Miss Erma Worthington daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Worthington of 30 Carlisle Street and Richard Lochbaum son of Mrs Blanche Myers merged in marriage Friday evening in West Middle Street Four Square Gospel Church. The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev H L Myers and Rev Mr Myers. The bride wore a white satin gown with full face skirt and long veil, carried a white Bible and red roses. Reception followed for immediate family and about 100 guests. The couple, who met at Prowell Business College York, plan to reside on Lindalaway West after a wedding trip to Watkins Glen New York. Mr Lochbaum served three years in the navy and is employed in a York electrical store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Worthington
Fred Worthington
Carlisle street
Richard Lochbaum
Blanche Myers
Orrianna
Luther
Lochbaum
Four Square Gospel church
West Middle street
H .L. Myers
Francis Dayhoff
Fairfield
Francs Dayhof
Marie Reese
Ida Smyth
Gettysburg
Barbara Sanders
Nancy Thomas
Roy Davis
Hyattsvale
John Sanders
cale
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Lindalaway West
Prowell Business college
York
Bible Conference Opens Tonight at Greenwood Hills
The Greenwood Hills Bible Conference grounds between Taytevill e and Galedoma Park on the Guinenla Haghway west will open this evening at 7 40 for the fourteenth season running through July 6. Speakers include Tom M Olson Alfred P B Gibbs and Richard Thil with Sunday sessions featuring worship sermons for Christians and messages for children and youth. Weekday programs cover prayer ministry for children and youth Bible lessons and expositions and Bible addresses with free admission for attendance.
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Greenwood Hills
Tayetteville
Galedoma Park
Guinenla Haghway
west
Tom M Olson
Pasadena
Calif
Alfred PB. Gibbs
South Africa
athor
Richard Thil
Glen Cove
Bible Weacher
h.cdnes
free
pest
Adams County fruit crop aided by smudge pots debated
Adams County fruit growers report mixed results from smudge pots used during cold snaps. Several farmers say crops remained good, while others remain undecided about the pots' effectiveness. Warnings about browning rot and pest control accompany notes on peach and apple stands and spraying needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams county
Adams County Fruit Growers association
Biglervile auditorium
Frederick Griest
Flora Dale
John Lott
Gettysburg
Arendisville
B. E. Benner
Fairfield
Harry Stoner
Orrianna
Griest
Benner
Raffensperger
School Health Program Examinations Reach 3000 in Adams County
Adams county school health program reported to the Adams County Advisory Health Council that about 3000 pupils in public and parochial schools were examined by six nurses during the 1946 47 term. Defects found were partly corrected by term end with further improvements planned for summer and next year four nurses are expected to serve under a new school health bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams county
Raymond Hale
Arendtsville
courier
C. P. Keefer
New Oxford
LeRoy H Witebrenner
Gettysburg
R S Sahr
Brendan Walker
Littlestown
George W Stoneback
Fanfield
Elizabeth Rud Jer
Gettyspurg
Robert A
Will Attend Cadet Summer Camp Commission
Harry G Troxell of 10 Gast Broad way, a University of Michigan student, will attend the ROTC Summer encampment at Chanute Field. The six week camp will supplement his ROFC participation and lead to a commission as a second lieutenant in the Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G Troxell
Gast
Broadway
University of Michigan
Chanute Field
tle An Raserve
Nation's Coal Miners Start Ten Day Vacation With Pay
Nearly half a million coal miners nationwide began a ten day paid vacation under government order, easing tensions from a wildcat strike as talks with operators and the APL-United Mine Workers resume. The halt could influence July 7 reporting and potential work stoppages across major industries if no contract is reached. The Taft-Hartley Act veto override by the Senate preceded the stoppage, with the movement starting in Alabama and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitisburgh
Fane
milhan
United States
APL-United Ming
wildcat
carl
i bay
APL-United Anne
Senate
Truman
Alabama
Penn
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MISS SHULTZ
MUSSELMAN’S
GAZA
A.P. Conference
COOPLE
Bible Conference
Rotarians
W. ©. Weaver
State College
appie
Dr. Weaver
O. Pepper
State Colege
mugtt
Mr. Griest
A. W. Geigiev
Ralph Tyson
John Peters
Adams County Fruit Growers cooperative
Anpie Institute
COLLIE Borough
Merle L Hankey
South Washington street
Lloyd Rothhaupt, Jr
Rothhaupt
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