Residents and visitors listed in Shiremanstown notes
Central Pennsylvania social notes recount visits and guests from West Fairview Altoona Washington Heights Newport Plainfield and Shiremanstown. The column lists Milton Glessener H M Glessener F J Shaull T J Ensminger Eleanor Jacobs Portia Best and others with travels to Altoona Wellsville Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington DC.
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Milton Glessener
Coatesville
H. M. Glessener
West Fairview
George Himer
Altoona
F. J. Shaull
Alma
Grippe
Mervin Otto
Washington Heights
Allentown
McMonigal
Robert
Lillian
Eleanor Jacobs
Wellsville
T. J. Ensminger
Rosanna
Washington, D. C
Anna Bell Everhart
Elizabeth Rohn
Newport
Harry O. Smith
New Cumberland
E. W. Murphy
Plainfield
N. J
Stevenson Singleton
Charles E. Hagerman
Mabel
Robert Hagerman
Greencastle
D. C. Faust
Shiremanstown
John Crowl
Charles
John, Jr
Philadelphia
Ht. N. Atticks
Belle Heck
I. C. Wertz
Harrisburg
Lloyd Stare
Angeline
Gale Stare
Howard Stare
Portia Best
Spring Lake
Emily Strong
Barrack
Steelton
George Kauffman
David Shoop
Baltimore
James R. Shepley
Riegelsville
Rupp
Maria Strong
Roberta Strong
John Strong
Mechanicsburg
Funeral Held For Stevenson C Singleton
Funeral services were conducted at the home of his father in law for Stevenson C Singleton who died from injuries at Harrisburg Hospital. Rev. W T Rue of Baughman Memorial Methodist Church led the rites with a solo by Mrs. P R Kohr. pallbearers were friends from the Army Reserve Depot and a wreath was received from employees at the Government plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cumberland
Stevenson C. Singleton
Harrisburg Hospital
Wv. T. Rue
Baughman Memorial Methodist Church
Pallenbrers
Army
Government
Camp High Power Hunters Report Bucks In Treaster Valley
Lewistown Pa December 5 Camp High Power formed of Yeager town hunters sent three members to civilization for food and reported three fine bucks hanging. Two other deer killed in 24 hours by Charles Burkett spike buck and James Pecht four pronged buck from Burnham. Burkett hunted solo Pecht Buckhorn Camp Treaster Valley. Temperature 3 5 degrees above zero in the mountain morning.
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Lewistown
High Power
Civilization
Charles Burkett
James Pecht
Burnham
Burkett
Pecht
Treaster Valley
Superintendent of Land Company Called by Death
Mount Union Pa December five Frank O Connor a prominent Mapleton resident and former First National Bank Mount Union director died at his home from complications after pneumonia He was 64 and served as superintendent of the Juniata White Sand company He is survived by his wife Carrie Henderson Parson of Mapleton and two children Ruth and Frank Jr He was an uncle of Fred O Connor assistant cashier at the Mount Union bank
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Mount Union
Frank O'Connor
Mapleton
First National Bank of
Juniata White Sand Company
Carrie Henderson Parson
Ruth O'Connor
Frank O'Connor, Jr
Fred O'Connor
Duncannon Iron and Steel Plant Resumes Operations
Duncannon, Pa. December 5. For the first time in months the whistle at the Duncan non Iron and Steel Company plant sounds regularly. Preliminary arrangements start to place the plant in full operation. Several departments expected to resume next week and several hundred men will be employed. The plant closed last February during the steel trade lull.
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Duncannon
Duncannon Iron and Steel Company
Carlisle Classis Holds Meeting at Marysville
The Carlisle Classis of the Reformed church met at Trinity Reformed church in Marysville Pa to discuss the forward movement. Rev William De Long of Harrisburg was the principal speaker and committee reports were heard. A special classis meeting will be held in January at a date to be announced.
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Marysville
The
Reformed Church
Carlisle
Trinity Reformed Church
William de Long
Harrisburg
Senator Chamberlain to Address Carlisle Chamber Banquet
The Carlisle Chamber of Commerce hosts its third annual banquet on Friday December 12 at 7 30 p m in the Dickinson College gymnasium. Principal speaker is Hon George E Chamberlain former Oregon governor and current U S Senate leader.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Chamber of Commerce
Dickinson College
George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
United States Senate
Campfire Girls Sell Christmas Gifts in Wormleysburg
Fort Washington Tribe of Campfire girls plans a sale in Wormleysburg town hall Saturday from 4 to 10 p m. Proceeds support their activities with Christmas gifts toys for babies dresses hats scarves furs and other fancy articles including cake made by the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wormleysburg
Fort Washington
Campfire Girls
Voters to decide $55,000 bond for municipal improvements
Gettysburg council asks residents to approve a $55,000 bond for municipal improvements with February 3 set for the special election. In Columbia a fine doe arrived at the hospital from Forestry Commissioner Conklin after a hunter killed a female deer on a state preserve, an unlawful act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Columbia, Pa
Columbia Hospital
Conklin
Columbia
Deer hunting yields 200 pound buck in West Fairview
West Fairview residents Charles Givler Roland and Charles O Disney hunted at Hunters Run on opening day. Disney shot a 200 pound buck and brought it to town on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fairview
Charles Givler
Snon Roland
Charles O. Disney
Hunter's Run
Disney
New Cumberland Guards Band to be organized
New Cumberland Pennsylvania reports the Eighth Regiment National Guard Band will form with several vacancies. All musicians may join under the leadership of E L West enhaver. In Mechanicsburg Ralph A Greeger killed a three prong buck weighing 160 pounds after arriving at the mountain.
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New Cumberland
Eighth Regiment National Guard
E. L. Westenhaver
Mechanicsburg
Ralph A. Greeger
Camerons
Two Killed Four Hurt When Mine Cars Run Away
In Wilkes-Barre on December 5 two men were killed and four injured when a mine car trip in the Franklin slope of the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Co. ran away after a cable snapped. Dead: Joseph Balanchek 43 and Charles Armstrong 24. Fatally hurt: John Philapeck 48 and Joseph Vida 37. Seriously hurt: Harry Young 22 and Andrew Gattes 55. The cars plunged 300 feet to the bottom as the trip had just begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Franklin
Lehigh and
Joseph Balanchek
Charles Armstrong
John Philapeck
Joseph Vida
Harry Young
Andrew Gattes
Over $400000 Spent in Recent Campaign for Philadelphia Mayor
Philadelphia reports indicate more than 400000 was spent in the mayoral race. The Republican City Committee used 138848 with Vare brothers contributing 50000. The Vare-backed mayoral candidate lost in the primary. The Committee of One Hundred spent 119215 with Penrose giving 20000 and 7500 to the Republican Alliance which spent 6222. The Democratic City Committee spent 11215.
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Phila
Philadelphia
Republican City Committee
E. H. Vare
W. 8. Vare
Vare
Committee of One Hundred
J. Mampton Moore
Pri
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