Carlisle hog zone ruling upholds law in court decision
Judge W Bush Gillan ruled Carlisle's hog zone ordinance legal, saying local health boards are part of the legislative branch and councils cannot amend board rules without consent. The case stems from a zoning rule challenged after council repealed the provision during disputes with hotel owners and others. Miss Elizabeth Sammett dies at 58 in Halifax after months of illness. funeral due Wednesday at 1 30 p m. Burial in Long's Cemetery near Matamoras.
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Carlisle
W. Bush Gillan
Chambersburg
Gillan
Boards of Health
Board of Health
Franklin County
Elizabeth Sammett
Halifax
Charles B. Sammett
Market Street
John Sammett
Brooklyn
N. Y
Catherine Sammett
H. B. Slyder
Halifax Methodist Episcopal Church
Long's Cemetery
Matamoras
Bond Interest Raised In Waynesboro Borough
Waynesboro Pennsylvania borough council raised the interest rate on $100 000 of improvement bonds from 4 to 4 1 2 percent after failing to find a buyer for the issue.
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Waynesboro
Open Lodge Meeting in Dillsburg on Wednesday Evening
An open meeting of I. O. O. F. Lodge No. 1200 in Dillsburg Pennsylvania will be held at the lodge room next Wednesday at 8 oclock. The program includes music recitations addresses and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillsburg
Banquet of Newville High School Alumni Held in School
The thirteenth annual Newville High School alumni banquet occurred Friday evening in the school auditorium. Seventy five alumni dined in the gym after a program with regrets read by seven members, musical numbers, and a surprise minstrels performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newville
Newville High School
Charles Walker
Carroll Getter
Bertha Shenk
Mary Hefflefinger
Ralph Lehman
Miss Walker
Margaret McLaughlin
Ellen Sollenberger
Walter Koser
Frank Hartzell
Henrietta Miller
Graham Geedy
Wilbur Getter
Isabel Shulenberger
Minstrels
Gladys Bert
Mabel McCullough
Fanny Woodburn
Caroline Clouse
Linn Elliott
Pearl Myers
Charlotta Dougherty
Ruth Reed
Anna Strohm
Flora Elliott
Harriet Hilbush
Gertrude Borst
Swat the Flies
America
W. H. McCrea
Ross Landis
Walter Shillington
J. G. Morrow
E. S&s. Manning
Robert Graham
Gilmore Witmer
Ray Duncan
E. W. James
Carlisle Red Cross chapter surpasses 1000 members
Carlisle Pennsylvania reports the Red Cross chapter exceeding 1000 members as of June 11. Efforts include auxiliary groups, targeted canvassing, and similar measures to reach at least 1500 members for the section. The community has already subscribed over $300,000 of the issue, mostly in small donations.
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Carlisle
The
Red Cross
Milk price rise boosts Carlisle sales to eight cents a quart
Carlisle officials report farmers' price hike today pushed local milk dealers to raise the retail rate to eight cents a quart, the second rise in six months. A further increase in milk drinks at soda fountains is anticipated.
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Carlisle
Quincy Orphanage and Old Folks Home Officers Electd
At the annual meeting in Waynesboro Pennsylvania officers for the Quincy United Brethren Orphanage and Old Folks Home were elected including President Bishop William M Weekley vice president Rev J P Anthony secretary Rev J E Kleffman treasurer G C Snyder superintendent Rev H J Kitzmiller matron Henrietta Kitzmiller and trustees from several towns led by Weekley and others. Dillsburg teachers chosen with principal Prof S L Doner assistant principal Miss Myrtle Mayberry and several grammar and intermediate teachers. tax rate raised from 10 to 12 mills due to higher supply costs.
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Waynesboro
Quincy United Brethren Orphanage
Old Folks’ Home
William M. Weekley
Parkersburg
W. Va
J. P. Anthony
Chambersburg
J. E. Kletfman
Baltimore
G. C. Snyder
Hagerstown
H. J. Kitzmiler
Quincy
Henrietta Kitzmiller
J. 8. Fulton
D. D
Johnstown
W. Miller
Greensburg
J. W. Wilson
Monessen
J. E. Kleffman
H. M. Miller
Penbrook
C. L. Graybill
Lancaster
A. L. Lessley
Lebanon
M. Love
Rixford
W. O. Appenzellar
Dillsburg
L.doner
Myrtle Mayberry
Marietta Menear
Ethel Rearick
Sue Gallatin
Carroll Township
Slate Road
Bailey's School
Adeline Ingang
Chails School
Garfield Spider
Stony Run
Melva Z. Baker
Hamms
Carrie Beeshey
Beavertown
Anna Tyson
Colts killed by livewire in Wayne sboro storm
Two colts owned by Harry Myers of the Marsh near Waynesboro were killed during a severe electrical and hailstorm when they touched a livewire broken in the storm. The incident occurred in the field last week in Waynesboro Pennsylvania.
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Waynesboro
Harry Myers
Carlisle Cleric Resigns to Lead Lancaster Parish
The Rev. Francis X. Feeser resigns as assistant rector of St. Patrick's Carlisle to become assistant rector at St. Mary's Lancaster. He is replaced by the Rev. Patrick Phelan of York. Feeser worked primarily with Indians at the Carlisle school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Francis X. Feeser
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
St. Mary's Church
Lancaster
Patrick Phelan
York
Feeser
Carlisle School
West Shore Social and Personal News Highlights
Social notes from Shiremanstown to New Cumberland list visits and travels. Residents including Mrs. J W Sheets, Mrs. Mary Dean, Miss Nina Ruth, and Rev R E Seylar are mentioned with friends and relatives in Lan caster, Reading, Allentown, Marysville, York, Philadelphia, and beyond. Birth announced for D C Linebaugh’s son.
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J. W. Sheets
Shiremanstown
Lancaster
William Stough
Lloyd Stough
Mechanicsburg
E. W. Miller
Harry Straining
Eichelberger
Hartman
Littlestown
John Axe
Donald
Syracuse
N. Y
Altoona
W. N. Fortenbaugh
Marysville
Ralph Smith
Huntingdon
G. A. Smith
Cassius Kennedy
Mary
Marguerite Witmyer
New Cumberland
Titusville
Rachel Gracey
William Reed
Shippensburg
Sarah Snavely
Baltimore
Ross Sweeney
Pittsburgh
Harry Hummel
Clute
Sherman
E. C. Dewey
Motorcycle Crash Injures Raymond Paden Near Steel Works
Raymond Paden was badly injured Friday evening when riding toward the Bethlehem Steel Works in Steelton he collided with an auto truck near the Elliott Fisher Typewriter Works his leg was cut and he suffered bruises he was taken home on Fourth Street Marysville’s Amos M Fisher leads a railroader contest with 1472 votes while rivals George W Zellers Jesse Somers J A Carns and J W Ashenfelter trail with 547 180 124 and 70 votes respectively.
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New Cumberland
Raymond Paden
Bethlehem Steel Works
Steelton
Elliott- Fisher Typewriter Works
Fourth Street
Marysville
Amos M. Fisher
Marysville Athletic Associaton
George W. Zellers
Jesse Somers
J. A. Carns
J. W. Ashenfelter
Marysville School Board Meant To Elect Teachers
Marysville Pennsylvania June 1 a Marysville school board meeting is called for this evening to elect teachers fix salaries and consider other matters for next year's term with actions to be taken by the board.
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Marysville
Dr Edgar S Everhart Returns From Philadelphia Reunion
Lemoyne Pennsylvania June 11 Dr Edgar S Everhart has returned home from Philadelphia where he attended a reunion of his University of Pennsylvania graduating class.
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Everhart
Lemoyne
Edgar S. Everhart
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Suburban Notes from Hummelstown and Nearby Towns
Miss Mildred Ehley returns from Trenton New Jersey. Postmaster and Mrs J Landis Strickler entertain Mrs Margaret Lehman of Highspire. Several locals host visitors from Harrisburg Philadelphia Reading and Trenton. An auto party tours Williamsport. Horsford’s Acid Phosphate ad promotes stomach relief.
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Hummetstown
Mildred Ehley
Trenton
N. J
J. Landis Strickler
Margaret Lehman
Highspire
Earl Smith
Gon
Byron
Arthur Gordon
Emma Thomas
Harrisburg
Annie Earnest
Carl Eggert
Reading
William Davies
J. F. Strickler
C. Encky
Philadelphia
J. A. Kilmer
Stork
George Walters
Victor Yingst
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Buffalo
N. Y
William Reinhart
Margaret
Systematic canvass to recruit guard company in Carlisle Pa
A drive to secure sixty recruits for Company G of the Eight Regiment Pennsylvania National Guard began in Carlisle to reach full war strength. Recruiting parties will visit sections by automobile, with headquarters opened and ads planned to boost registered volunteers.
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Carlisle
Pennsylvania National Guard
Firemen weigh merger plan for four West Shore towns
In Enola the West Shore Firemen's Union sessions will consider merging Lemoyne New Cumberland Camp Hill and Wormleysburg. J Fred Hummel Wormleysburg Burgess and Union president will present the proposal. Also noted is Dr Edgar Philadelphia attending a University of Pennsylvania reunion.
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Enola
Lemoyne
New Cumberland
Camp Hill
Wormleysburg
West Shore Firemen’s Union
J. Fred Hummel
Burgess
Carson Long Institute Commencement Program Sequences
Carson Long Institute in New Bloomfield Pa announces a week of events starting June 17 with Baccalaureate at the Methodist Church and a series of gatherings through the Thursday commencement and diploma presentation. Contestants for the declaration prize include Mabel Secrist Mary Weldon and others. NO UNION PICNIC. Luthern United Evangelical and Church of Christ boards cancel their joint Sunday school picnic due to high living costs and war involvement.
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New Bloomfield
Carson Long Institute
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bannister Gibson
Academy Chapel
D. Boyd Alter
Alexander K. McClure
Mabel Secrist
Mary Weldon
Facie Zeigler
Esher Shotter
Albert Oakholt
Claire Hoffman
Mary Rhinesmith
Ruth McConnell
Elizabeth Barbour
Fulmar McBride
Ruth Long
Marguerite McGuire
Victor Full
Lemoyne
United States
Luttheran
United Evangelical
Church of Christ
Plans for Convention In Enola August Meeting
At Washington Camp No. 1 Patriotic Order Sons of America the regular meeting discusses plans for the county convention to be held here in August. Bad weather delays oiling Hummel Avenue and Rossmayne Street. Work will resume if the road dries and stones are laid in preparation for oiling.
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Enola
Washington Camp No
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Lemoyne
Hummel Avenue
Rossmayne Street
Miss Ruth Knox Weds W Warren Shumaker at Blain Home
Miss Ruth Knox of Blain wed W Warren Shumaker of Harrisburg in a ring ceremony at the bride's parents home. Rev George H Knox officiated, with Miss Sarah Caroline Averill playing the wedding march and a small circle of relatives and intimate friends in attendance.
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Blain
W. Warren Shumaker
Harrisburg
Ruth Knox
George H. Knox
Sarah Caroline Averill
G. H. Knox
Paul Knox
Stanley Knox
John R. Knox
Wilbur Knox
James A. Shumaker
M. F. Shumaker
Gertrude
Caroline Averill
Harry B. Kell
Olive Foose
Olevia Averill
Ida Hartman
Jacob Hall
Harold
Floyd Hoffman
James William
Butler, Pa
Charlotte Wallace
New Bloomfield
N. F. Flickinger
Andersonburg
Feast of Roses at Zion Lutheran Manheim
Hundreds from Lancaster and Dauphin counties attended the Feast of Roses at Zion Evangelical Church Manheim with services in morning, afternoon, and evening. Memorial sermons were delivered by Rev. S. D. Daugherty of Philadelphia and Rev. H. W. A. Hanson of Harrisburg. The rose was presented by John B. Graybill and roses placed on the grave of Miss Martha M. Hornung, great great granddaughter of Baron Steigel, with special music at all services.
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Marietta
Lancaster
Dauphin Counties
Zion Evangelical Church
Manheim
S. D. Daugherty
Philadelphia
H. W. A. Hanson
Harrisburg
John B. Graybill
Rohrerstown
Steigel
Martha M. Hornung
Baron Steigel
County Convention of P. O. S. of A. at Hershey
The Patriotic Order Sons of America held its county convention in Hershey Pa on June 11 with Vice-President James M McKachan presiding in the absence of the president. Committees were named and officers elected including H Stewart Potter as president and James M McKachan as vice-president.
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Hershey
the Patriotic Order Sons of America
James M. McKachan
Enchant
Edward H. Weigel
Joseph I. Corbett
Millersburg
Albin Pierce
Steelton
Warren Swab
Elizabethville
W. H. Blanning
Williamstown
Lawrence Snavely
Enhaut
L. J. Eisenhower
Dauphin
Resolution
George Copenhawer
Berrysburg
J. E. E. Peters
Harrisburg
J. L. Porter
Dauphin Press
C. W. Rubendall
Williams
G. W. Wren
Clarence Urich
Milleburg
William H. Blanning
Williams- Lown
J. I. Corbett
Millers Ute
New Pastor Installed in Fort Loudon and Waynesboro
The Rev. Gustave Teske was installed as pastor of the Fort Loudon Reformed Church with Rev. Joseph E. Guy of St. Paul s Reformed Church officiating in Waynesboro on June 11.
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Waynesboro
Joseph E. Guy
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Gustave Teske
Fort Loudon
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Pennsylvania
Health Board
Old Folks’ Home Officers
Chesterfield
Chesterfields
West Shore News
West Shore
Horsford
Good Hope Mills
EB. Bachman
P. Fordney
F. O. Frees
Walter Burkholder
Paul Bloser
Enola Fire Company No. 1
Association Band
DR. Everhart
Zion Lutheran Church
Nesta
Victor Talking Machine Company
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden
Victor Records
Victrola
Victor Talkie Machine Company
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