Local residents undergo tonsil surgery and community notes
The article lists multiple residents of various York area streets who had tonsils adenoids removed at Dr. Harry J. Jordan's office. It also notes a March 15, 1867 letter found by Lewis Gotlob in New Oxford and addressed to a man in New Holland. Norfolk, family visits, hospital training entries, and local social updates fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Jordan
Marie Noel
Mt. Misery
Mary Noel
Carlisle Street
Eugene
Jackie Sanders
Fleasant Street
Rita Smith
Irishtown
Frances Robinson
Poplar Street
Vincent Burke
Pittsburgh
Lewis Gotlob
York
Schmidt & Ault Paper Company
New Oxford
New Holland
Lancaster County
Firemen To Hold Picnic At New Oxford Hall
New Oxford fire company holds a regwar session with nine members present. Emory Smith proposes W A Mahone for membership. A committee to investigate includes Emory Smith George Polst and H E Lough. Dues delinquents DeLamater Wortz and Denton Fair dropped. Two blinker lights ordered. Annual picnic set for August 31 at Alwine's Grove. Soliciting committee listed. music funds capped at 15 dollars. Treasurer reports 225.65 balance. several small bills approved for payment. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Vernon Rife
Guy Klingel
Allen Brashears
Emory Smith
H. S. Sheets
Joseph Kaiser
Treasury
Small
C. A. Bigham
Ed. T. Auker
Start Drive Against Riding Outside Cars
Pennsylvania highway patrol vows to end passengers riding on running boards. Robert G. Nace of Hanover was arrested in Abbottstown for permitting Charles Hamme to ride on a running board. Hamme leaped as a patrolman approached, was thrown from the car into a ditch, and suffered arm and shoulder bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Robert G. Nace
Hanover
Abbottstown
Charles Hamme
Justice of the Peace Butter
Gettysburg
Lincoln Highway
Hamme
Nace
Cigar Firms Challenge Tobacco Processing Tax in Adams York
A group of cigar manufacturers and individuals from Adams and York counties filed suits claiming the tobacco processing tax is unconstitutional. Temporary restraining orders were issued by Federal Judge Kirkpatrick in each case. Plaintiffs include F. X. Smiths Sons Company in McSherrystown at $1 172.54 and H N Heusner & Sons Inc in Hanover at $2 386.22 plus several others with smaller amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
York Counties
Kirkpatrick
Peter F. Smith
F. X. Smith’s Sons Company
McSherrystown
H. N. Heusner & Sons, Inc
Hanover
G. A. Buddy
Littlestown
Joseph I. Miller
Lincolnway Cigar Company
New Oxford
Jacob C. Kling
E. L. Golden
Bonneauville
Sylvester J. Collins
Viewers Schedule Damage Viewers Named for Oxford Road
The court appointed three road viewers to assess Ada B. Hulls damages from a township road project in Oxford. They will view premises August 20 hear August 21 and exhibit schedules August 22 in the court house arbitration room. Viewers are Robert E. Wible Leroy Winebrenner and George D F Duttera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Quarter Sessions
Ada B. Hull
Oxford Township
Court House
Robert E. Wible, Esq
Leroy Winebrenner
George D. F. Duttera
New Oxford to Host Back-to-Back Games This Weekend
The revived New Oxford squad in the York Adams league will play McSherrystown on Saturday at 2:30 PM on the local field and Hanover on Sunday at Old Mill Field. Fans anticipate two solid showings after a tough week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
York-Adams Loop
McSherrystown
Hanover
Old Mill Field
New Oxford Boys
Sister Narrates Trip and Injury at Paradise Protectory
Sister M Calvaria visiting her mother Mrs. Caroling Robinson on Orange Street returned to Philadelphia after a stay at Paradise Protectory during which she sustained a severely sprained ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Calvaria
Caroling Robinson
Orange Street
Philadelphia
Paradise Protectory
Deaths Mrs Annie Mary Eltz at 61 in McSherrystown
Mrs Annie Mary Eltz 61 died at home 161 Second street McSherrystown Wednesday morning. She was wife of John Eltz and mother of five children Mamie Hull Roy Eltz Raymond Eltz Cyril Neiderer and John Duttera. Burial in St Marys cemetery followed a Requiem High Mass at St Marys Church. Six nephews served as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Mary Eltz
John Eltz
Second Street
McSherrystown
Andrew
Agnes Wilt
Eltz
Mamie Hull
Roy Eltz
Raymond Eltz
Cyril Neiderer
Hanover
John Duttera
Littlestown
Sister Mary Zita Krepps dies at 73 in McSherrystown
After an illness, Sister Mary Zita Krepps aged 73 died Thursday at St Josephs Academy McSherrystown. Born March 25 1862 she entered the convent in 1887 and served at Corpus Christi Convent Chambersburg for thirty years. Funeral Saturday at 9 at St Josephs academy. Interment in the Convent cemetery. Pallbearers included Earle Mark Paul Albert Krepps and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Zita Krepps
St. Joseph's Academy
McSherrystown
Zita
Casper Krepps
Littlestown
St. Joseph's Convent
Corpus Christi Convent
Chambersburg
Ignatius Krepps
Jerome Krepps
Seaside Park
New Jersey
John Small
Hanover
M. Bernadette
St. Joseph’s Academy
Earle
Mark
Paul
Albert Krepps
J. Preston Smith
Claude Wagaman
Topper Brothers John and Samuel Die in Maryland Area
John Topper 83 and his brother Samuel Topper 1 died in Emmitsburg after living in Gettysburg New Oxford and Aspers R D. The obituary notes John was the brother of Amanda Breighner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Topper
Amanda Breighner
Gettysburg
New Oxford
Samuel Topper
Aspers R. 1
Emmitsburg
Burgard and Slaybaugh Wed At Abbottstown Church
Miss Beulah M Burgard daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Burgard East Berlin married Bruce W Slaybaugh Abbottstown at St John s Lutheran Church Abbottstown The ring ceremony was led by Rev Paul Gladfelter in a large crowd of relatives and friends The couple plan to reside in York in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah M. Burgard
John L. Burgard
East Berlin
Bruce W. Slaybaugh
Abbottstown
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Paul Gladfelter
Slaybaugh
York
Neauman and Dell Wed in York Ceremony at Faith Reformed
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Neau man daughter of Mrs Renna Neauman and Harman William Dell son of Mr and Mrs William O Dell of Hanover were married Saturday afternoon in York by Rev J Edmund Lippy at the parsonage Faith Reformed Church They will live with the bride's mother for now Dell works at C B Shaffer clothing store in Hanover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Elizabeth Neauman
Renna Neauman
Harman William Dell
William O. Dell
Hanover
York
J. Edmund Lippy
Faith Reformed Church
Del
C. B. Shaffer Clothing
Shiremanstown Choir to Sing at Salem U B Church
The Shiremanstown United Brethren men's chorus and choir will give a sacred concert Sunday at 7 30 pm in Salem United Brethren Church at Galdens. Directed by Mr Schwamm the concert features Rev J F Snyder delivering the sermon. Sponsored by the Salem Otterbein Guild a silver offering will be collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Shiremanstown
Salem United Brethren Church
Galdens
Schwamm
J. F. Snyder
Shiremanstown Church
Salem Otterbein Guild
Adams County Democratic Meeting at Palmer Home
The Ladies' Democratic club of Adams county invites candidates wives members and friends to a gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs C F Palmer near Littlestown on Thursday evening August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Democratic Club
Adams County
C. F. Palmer
Littlestown
Woodchopper Suffers Deep Head Wound At Home
Frank Bly of New Chester sustained a severe gash in the head while chopping wood when the axe caught in washboard. He required twelve stitches and was admitted to Gettysburg hospital on Wednesday morning. He left the hospital after the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bly
New Chester
Gettysburg
East Berlin Woman Dies by Own Action
Mrs Josephine Bosserman Brown 49 of East Berlin was found hanged in the attic of her home by her sister Grace Bosserman Abbotsown after returning from a Baltimore area sanitarium. Survived by husband and siblings. funeral plans incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Ezra Brown
East Berlin
Grace Bosserman
Abbottstown
Baltimore
Mr. Brown
The
Brethren
Huntsdale
Mrs. Brown
Emig
Lewis Bosserman
Reading Township
Alice Boserman
Cooperstown
New York
Anna Bosserman
Brooklyn
Chester Boss
Woman Dies Suddenly at Home in Edge Grove
Mrs. Mary Alice Sneeringer 28 died at home in Edge Grove Saturday at 6 30 PM from a hemorrhage after plans to visit her physician. She was born December 2 1906 daughter of Alphonsus and Clara Smith. Survived by husband Carroll a son Donald her parents and nine siblings. Funeral Tuesday at Conewago chapel Folge Grove with Very Rev John F O'Donnell officiating burial Conewago chapel cemetery pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Sneeringer
Carroll Sneeringer
Edge Grove
Donald
Alphonsus Smith
Centennial
Raymond Smith
Hanover
Paul Gebhart
George Smith
Bernadine Smith
Leo Smith
Cornelius Hemler
Stanislaus Lawrence
Irishtown
Curtis Smith
Brushtown
Herman € Hireman
Junior Sons of Veterans organize at Camp No. 60 Armory
The Junior Sons of Veterans association formed at Camp No. 60 Armory with Earl Moore as president and Burnell Gebhart as vice president. Charter members include Richard Robinson Robert Staub Robert Hockensmith Richard Smith Edward Sanders Richard Kuhn Harold Noel Joseph Noel and others. Joseph I. Weaver serves as advisor to the senior group. The next meeting is set for August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans Association
Camp No. 60
Earl Moore
Burnell Gebhart
Richard Herman
Gilpen Cook
Bernard Sma
Robert Felty
Paul Rabbine
Joseph Noel
Richard Robinson
Robert Staub
Robert Hockensmith
Richard Smith
Edward Sanders
Richard Kuhn
Harold Noel
Joseph I. Weaver
Miss Mary Obele’s ce reus plant bursts into bloom Saturday
Miss Mary Obele of McSherrystown formerly New Oxford reports a ce reus plant that burst into bloom at Saturday midnight. The unusual bloom event drew local attention from residents and garden enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Obele
McSherrystown
New Oxford
Hanover Fire Company Drill Team Picnic and Music Event
A Saturday picnic in Farmers' Grove hosted by Hanover fire company drill team No 1 with music by Hanover P O A and Little German bands. Children’s events at 2 p.m. Also New Oxford Athletic Association picnic planned on Public School grounds North Peters Street Saturday August 17. Sons of Veterans set annual picnic at the Armory South Peters Street on Saturday September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Grove
Hanover Fire Company
Hanover P. O
New Oxford Athetic Association
North Peters Street
Sons of Veterans
Armory
South Peters Street
Nominating Petitions Filed Across Adams County Politics
Adams County officials report filing nominating petitions from Democrats and Republicans for multiple local offices. Candidates include Norman J. King for prothonotary, Frederick G. Rife for director of the poor, R. M. Straley for justice of the peace, and several others across Oxford Reading and McSherrystown townships, New Oxford borough, and surrounding districts.
Farmers' Organization Picnic Set for August 15
The Farmers' Organization of York and Adams counties will host its third annual picnic in Farmers' Grove between E. Berlin and Abbottstown on Thursday August 15 all day and evening. The event aims to surpass last year's crowd with speakers including Congressman Harry L. Haines Judge Henry C. Niles and Wilbur Moffett and Milk Control Board members. Efforts are underway to have Governor George H. Bearle attend as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Organization of
York
Adams Counties
Farmers' Grove
E. Berlin
Abbottstown
Harry L. Haines
Henry C. Niles
York County
Wilbur Moffett
Chester County
Bureau of Milk Sanitation
The
Milk Control Board
George H. Bearle
Pennsylvania
Hanover man charged with assault at Shanks restaurant
Arthur Weaver of Hanover was arrested Friday by Trooper John E. Fessler and Deputy Sheriff J Sterling Bollinger on assault and battery charges. The case was presented to Justice C J Weidner by Chester Shank, Weaver’s father in law, with a hearing set before Justice Weidner Wednesday after Weaver posted bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Weaver
Hanover
John E. Fessler
Gettysburg
J Sterling Bollinger
Justice of the Peace
C. J. Weidner
York Springs
Weaver
Chester
Shank
John W. Dubs
Penn Township
York County
Weidner
Wishes for Mrs James Sheely on Eighty-Sixth Birthday
The notice extends best wishes and congratulations to Mrs James Sheely near town on the occasion of her eighty six birthday Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sheely
Mark Shanebrook Relocates to Connor Prop Ort
Mark Shanebrook moved from near Hampton to the Connor prop ort at New Chester, indicating a local residence change and potential property association in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Shanebrook
Hampton
Connor
New Chester
Sheely Heads Adams County P O S of A at 27th convention
George D. Sheely of New Oxford was elected president of the Adams county Patriotic Order Sons of America at the twenty seventh annual convention in Heidlersburg. Other officers include Robert Stover Littlestown as vice president and Gervas W. Myers Gettysburg as secretary. Eight camps exist in the county with about 60 members present. The 1936 convention will be in Arendtsville with a 1986 date noted for planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Sheely
New Oxford
Adams County Patriotic Order Sons of America
Heidlersburg
Eugene Elgin
East Berlin
Robert Stover
Littlestown
S.M. Staub
Gervas W. Myers
Gettysburg
C. E. Stallsmith
J. Blaine Bushey
Arendtsville
Doctor Elgin
Ljettlestown
Hunterstown
Bendersville
L. B. Hafer
Maryland P. O. S. of A
Adams County Hopefuls Named for State Posts
The Gettysburg Times reports from an unofficial source that three Adams County residents are favored for state positions. Dr. T. C. Miller would become health officer at Adams County, replacing Dr. Eugene Elgin. Harry Bucher is proposed as health officer replacing John Deatrick. Joseph Weaver of New Oxford is named for a Capitol watchman post formerly held by him. Local leaders could not confirm, but another source suggested more candidates were sent to Harrisburg.
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Gettysburg Times
Adams County
Times
T. C. Miller
Abbottstown
Eugene Elgin
East Berlin
Harry Bucher
Biglerville
John Deatrick
Joseph Weaver
New Oxford
State Capitol
Weaver
Harrisburg
Dr. Miller
Marian Wolfe
Minnie Colestock
Hanover Street
Wildwood
New Jersey
Columbia
George Felty
Leo Sterner
John Brashears
Stanley Lawrence
Fabian
Lawrence
Romesberg
York
Watkeys
Philadelphia
Florence Watkeys
H. S. Sheets
Wilbur H. Muller
Sarah Louise
Wilbur and
Hobson, Jr
Lincolnway
West
C. C. Brownell
East
John C. Myers
C. P. Keefer
Ed. T. Auker
Solomon's Island
Chesapeake Bay
E. C. Livingston
St. Paul's Reformed Church
W. D. Myers
Burt Griffen
Cleveland
Ohto
Cross Keys
J. L. Sheetz
Center Square
C. L. Eicholtz
Atlantic City
Allen Sheely
Martinsburg
West Virginia
James Sheely
Harry Hockenberry
Bermudian
Mackley
Brush Run
Ralph Taughinbaugh
R. S. Taughinbaugh
George Kraut
Berwick Township
John H. Deatrick
Charles W. Rinehart
Oxford Township
Pennsylvania Department of Property and Supplies
Baugher
Arendtsville Union Park
Arthur Yeagy
Mary Margaret Rupp
Lancaster
Yeagy
A. W. Kelly
Joan
Pauline Munchell
W. H. Carbaugh
Berlin Junction
H. D. Houtz
Groscost Brothers
Heidlersburg
Genelle Lucille
E. Grant Asper
Reisterstown
Maryland
Donald Eugene
Jann E. Miller
Rock Chapel
Ida Timmins
Mary Russell
Conewage Chapel
Church Services at New Oxford Lutheran Church
The Rev. George E. Sheffer leads Sunday with church school at 9 a.m. and worship at 10 15 a.m. The theme is The Office of the Messiah. Invite friends to share a meaningful visit and conversation for weeks ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Lutheran Church
George E. Sheffer
New Oxford M. E. Church Service Schedule
The Rev. J. A. Turner is pastor at New Oxford M. E. Church. Sunday school begins at 9 a m and the preaching service follows at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
M. E
J. A. Turner
Mass and Benediction Schedule at St. Mary’s Church
The Rev. D. P. Reardon, pastor, announces Sunday Masses at 6:30 and 9:00 a.m. Benediction will follow the late Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
D. P. Reardon
East Berlin Reformed Charge Services Schedule
The Rev. H. D. Houtz pastor. Services at Hampton at 10 a.m. and New Chester at 7 30 p.m. Harvest Home will be observed at Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
H. D. Houtz
Hampton
New Chester
Hospital News From York Springs
Mrs Paul Wolf of York Springs underwent an appendectomy at Hanover hospital on Friday. Mrs Ray Leer of York Springs was admitted to Hanover hospital Friday for observation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wolf
York Springs
Hanover Hospital
Ray Leer
Adams County CE Picnic Set for Biglerville Grove
The annual Adams county Christian Endeavor picnic will be held in the Firemen's grove Biglerville Thursday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Christian Endeavor
Firemen’s Grove
Biglerville
Allen Diehl Heads Major Dam Project Crew Near Pittsburgh
Allen Diehl left Monday to supervise building of a government dam on the Allegheny north of Pittsburgh. The article notes Diehl and crew photo in charge of the Butler state route 8 section as featured in Construction Methods magazine. Several locals secured factory and service jobs, and residents multiple towns spent time in Wildwood New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Diehl
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Butler
New Oxford Town Council Approves Bills and 4000 Dollar Note
In regular session President Hensel led council members Griffin Wolford Staub Wolfe Himes and Herman with Burgess Klingel present. Bills totaling 4219.73 including 4000 notes and interest were approved for payment and actions ordered to contact the school board and Chester Bower for reports and settlements. Water repair and property mowing were also authorized. Treasurer Fink reported July receipts of 787.26 in water rents and 1695.41 in taxes with cash on hand at 5156.05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Town Hall
Hensel
Griffin
Wolford
Staub
Wolfe
Himes
Herman
Burgess Klingel
Met -Ed. Co
Right
C. A. Bigham
Cas
Oll
New Oxford Item
P. A. & S. Small Co
Slaybaugh
Stough
John E. C. Miller
Allen Brashears
Andrew Trone
Allen Sprashears
William Miller
New Oxford School Board
Boate
Chester Bower
Council
Lane
J. O. Swartz
Fink
John McCadden
A. P. Wagner
Two Cars Sideswipe Near Edge Grove No Injuries Reported
Sunday at 11 near Edge Grove two cars collided as both drivers Becker and Little slowed for parked vehicles. Becker 20 from Hanover drove a northbound sedan. Little from Hanover R4 drove a southbound old coach. No injuries. minimal injuries reported and Little’s car deemed non repairable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edge Grove
Carl J. Becker
Hanover
New Oxford
Charles A. Little
Little’s
James Warren
Little
Becker
Democrats Choose Boro Candidates for County Primary
At a New Oxford Democrats committee meeting the ticket for the county primary was set with candidates for council, auditor, inspector, judge, school director and justices of the peace. Names include M. R. Freed William Beales John Wagner Cletus Bullman M. J. Brenner David Sebright N. C. Miller Marks Wolford R. M. Straley and W. D. Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Democrats
M. R. Freed
William Beales
John Wagner
Cletus Bullman
M. J. Brenner
David Sebright
N. C. Miller
Marks Wolford
R. M. Straley
W. D. Myers
Adams County teachers institute at Gettysburg high school
Professor J Floyd Slaybaugh Adams county superintendent of schools completes plans for the annual Adams county teachers institute at Gettysburg High School on August 30. A second institute is set for January 24 according to Slaybaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Floyd Slaybaugh
Adams County
Institute of
Gettysburg High School
Slaybaugh
Marriage Licenses Granted in Gettysburg Area
A license was issued in Gettysburg on Saturday to Mark F. Hare of Littlestown and Rita P. Smith of Pleasant Township. Also listed are Austin LeRoy Etzler of Hanover and Mary Ida Cassatt of McSherrystown as applicants for marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Mark F. Hare
Littlestown
Charles L. Hare
Rita P. Smith
Riffle Named Manager at King Shop in Hanover
Harry D. Riffle of Hanover accepts the post of manager of the King Shop on Center Square, replacing Richard Shulzer. He previously worked as a receiving clerk at Montgomery Ward & Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Riffle
Hanover
King Shop
Center Square
Richard Shultzer
Rifle
Montgomery Ward & Company
Arthur Smith Seen With Robert Eyser in Brushtowy
Arthur Smith of New Oxford is spending time with Robert Eyser of Brushtowy, noted in local observations as they meet and converse in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Smith
New Oxford
Robert Eyser
Brushtowy
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Guy Shelleman
Droothy Herman
Berlin Street
York Hospital
Florence Acker
L Lincolnway
Charles Brashears
West High Street
Ocean City
Scottie Shover
Guy DeAngelo
William Breighner
CCC
Emporium
Carl Breighner
E. L. Pee
Madelyn
Phillipsburg
H. I. Smith
Linus Lawrence
N. Lingg
Joseph McGavin
Youngstown
Ohio
Jennie Ruff
Helen Cashman
Lincolnway West
Slaybaugh & Stough
Ford
George Miller
Robert Sheads
W. C. Alwine, Jr
Patsy
Peggy
Robert McSherry
Hagerstown
Alwine
Robert Noble
Cecil Palmer
Eugene Overbaugh
Noel's
John R. Staub
Little Cottage
Charles R. Robinson
Alexandria
Virginia
Charles Poist
Dayton
Leo Poilst
Helen Kopp
York New Salem
Dolores Beales
Joseph Strasbaugh
Russell Shoemaker
Charles Cook
Emily
Harriet Cook
Nelson Stauffer
Walkersville
Sarah McGrail
Robert Cullison
Cashtown
Alex Byer
Elizabeth Lingg
Burgard
Dell—Neauman
Shiremanstown Choir
Salem U. B. Church
Mrs. Josephine (Bosserman
Norman J. King
Latimore Township
Frederick G. Rife
Conewage Township
Conewago Township
John L. Sneernger
William A. Perry
William H. Dicks
Reading
George E. Little
Straban
B. W. Spence
Highland Township
Marks W. Wolford
William J. Beale
Merv R. Freed
David G. Sebright
Maurice J. Sterner
Paul A. Staub
MecSherrystown
Maurice D. Bosserman
Francis H. Carbaugh
Ezra V. Hauser
Thomas J. Fritz
F. W. Topper, Sr
BE. A. Noel
Levy J. Adams
George J. Ackerman
M. A. L. Trostle
Mt. Pleasant Township
Martin W. Kime
Harry A. Parr
H B. Geiselman
Harry S. Thomas
Edgar C. McDonnell
Biglerville R. D
George N. Little
George E. Gebhart
Corwin I. Julius
Oram Altland
H. E. Topper, Sr
Witihl
P. O.S. of
Jos. I. Weaver
Capitol
Hospital News
Maurice Sterner
Democrats
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