Advisory Board Helps Men In Cumberland District
Carlisle Pa Dec 19 Daily meetings of the legal advisory boards to aid men in filling out questionnaires have begun in the courthouse with many taking part. County bar volunteers assist at special tables in the main courtroom for registered men. No. 1 district notified to leave Friday with the next contingent including Davis Lemoyne Shur New Cumberland Sherman Wormleysburg Schriver Camp Hill Rocco Luigi Weaver Brown Enola Bair Shambaugh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Cumberland County
No. 1
William B. Davis
Mechanicsburg
Charles R. Shur
Lemoyne
Rufus I. Sherman
New Cumberland
Clarence E. Schriver
Wormleysburg
Thomas J. Booth
Camp Hill
Conte D. Rocco
Tonto D. Luigi
Russel W. Weaver
A. §. Brown
Enola
Paul P. Bair
West Fairview
Mervin H. Shambaugh
Carlisle Indians Enlist in U S Navy
Carlisle Indians enlist in the Navy, bringing to sixty the number from Carlisle School who have joined U S forces since the war was declared. Six more left the school December 19 at Philadelphia to serve. About fifteen percent of the boys’ section are now in the service, with most remaining youths aged 16 to 19 and few available for draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Local residents listed in county records
Carlisle R D Tolbert B Weigle New Cumberland Max L Snyder Enola William H Nailor Mechanacane William A Fink Mechan esburg appear in a compiled county roster of residents and property holders. The document names individuals with associated towns indicating a regional survey or tax record inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
R. D
Tolbert B. Weigle
New Cumberland
Max L. Snyder
Enola
William H. Nailor
Mechanacabnee
William A. Fink
Mechanesburg
Jurors Drawn in Cumberland for 1918 Carlisle
Carlisle December 19 jurors drawn for 1918 show lower end men in majority on all panels. Grand jurors include Bowman Camp Hill Cart Monroe Forney Monroe Fry Lower Mifflin Gutshall Silver Spring and others. Petit and traverse jurors listed with names and hometowns across Cumberland County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Criminal Court
Common Pleas
Jaccob L. Bowman
Camp Hill
Harry Cart
Monroe
Addision Forney
Fred J. Fry
Lower Mifflin
Abram Gutshall
Silver Spring
Harvey Martin
Dickinson
Jacob McQuate
Lower Allen
Abram Orris
East Pennsboro
McClellan Whitcomb
South Middleton
George Zacharias
Upper Allen
W. Scott Davis
Lewis E. Weidman
John Brinton
Walter K. Burkholder
8. C. Brownawell
Victor Harlacker
Mechanicsburg
H. A. Walter
Daniel Deckman
Harvey Shughart
Harry Leach
Lemoyne
Elmer Erb
West Fairview
Quick M. Hoover
J. H. Quigley
Wormleysburg
A. Leroy Line
David Shover
C. B. Nebinger
G. Lb. Greenfield
William A. Miller
S. A. Thumma
Silas Morrison
John F. Springer
Levi Sheely
Shiremanstown
James Chamberlain
Hopewell
Traverse
J. O. Senseman
William Hollar
T. K. Wonderly
A. A. Bowman
Ember D. Givler
George Brandt
Middlesex
J. S. Bitner
Jacob Gleim
Charles H. Gutshall
F. Miller
J. A. Pryor
H. M. Glessner
W. L. Otstot
Hampden
York County Farmers Make Their Own Stock Feed
Franklin township farmers in York County plan to grind mix and use molasses to create their own stock feed due to high dairy feed costs and shipment delays a grinding and mixing machine is being contracted for and production will start soon MILK PRICE ADVANCED at Dillsburg dairy farmers raise milk price from nine to ten cents per quart SECRETARY GOES TO FRANCE the Rev Clifford E Hays son of Ira W Hays a former Hagerstown publisher to serve as Y M C A secretary with the American expeditionary force for the war MASTELLER BUYS VALUABLE FARM M Masteller of Frederick Va purchases Klein farm near Donerville a retired railroad superintendent with south wide interests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillsburg
Franklin Township
France
Hagerstown
Clifford E. Hays
Ira W. Hays
Hays
Gettysburg Seminary
Bethany Lutheran Church
Philadelphia
Marietta
M. Masteller
Frederick
Klein
Donerville
Masteller
Potomac, Fredericksburg and Piedmont Railroad
South
Prisoner Seeks Christmas Parole in Lewistown Court
In Lewistown Pennsylvania on December 19 a local attorney asked the court to consider parole for a prisoner sentenced to nine months for assault and battery so he could spend Christmas with his family. Judge Bailey remarked that many would like to be home for the holiday but would be unable, and the petition was withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sires
Bailey
Lewistown
Peter Wertz
Reedseville
Kishacoquillias
Mr. Wertz
Local Notes Highlight Social Visits Across Towns
Suburban Notes recounts residents visiting Harrisburg Reading and Philadelphia, attending funerals and holidays, and sharing family time. It lists numerous names from Hummelstown Millerstown Halifax and Dillsburg with brief moves and gatherings across December weekends.
Shortage of Coal Closes Dickinson College Buildings
Carlisle Pa Dec 19 due to coal shortage several Dickinson College buildings will be abandoned after Christmas. South College dormitories moved and closed with students reassigned to West and East buildings Bosler Hall to close chapel and other exercises moved to Old West auditorium law school to have its own plant in the new building. Marriage and other notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South College
Bosler
Old West
Law School
Special session to raise endowment for Lebanon Valley College
A December 27 joint meeting in Harrisburg of the East Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania and Virginia conferences aims to devise a plan to raise at least 250000 dollars for Lebanon Valley College. Bishop W M Bell will preside and a committee led by Bell Enck Statton Gossard Kreider will oversee. Two sessions will be held, morning and afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Yee
W. M. Bell
D. D
Washington, D. C
8. C. Enck
Philadelphia
A. B. Statton
Hagerstown
G. D. Gossard
Annville
600 Members Sought by Penbrook Red Cross Branch
Penbrook Pennsylvania December 19 600 new or renewed Red Cross memberships are being sought by the Penbrook auxiliary as funds will aid sweaters and comfort kits for enlisted men. Canvassing is by 75 members with receipts issued, and a Red Cross button and service flag displayed in homes of new members. Leaders include R M Hoover and lieutenants Miss Emma Nissley and Mrs Edward Kirby Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Penbrook
R. M. Hoover
Emma Nissley
Edward Kirby Lawson
Hunters Kill Tame Turkeys in Pa. Flock Controversy
Lewistown Pennsylvania December 19. Report says hunters killed tame turkeys from J. D. McClintock near Gibboney Park. McClintock raises prize birds with mixed wild blood, noting two earlier hunters claimed wild kills but damaged his flock. This year two men reportedly killed the finest gobbler, sparking trespass concerns and hunting fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
J. D. McClintock
Gibboney Park
Mifflin County
McClintock
Clintock
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