Heidlersburg Church Services and Local Social Notes
Sunday at 10 o'clock Rev Kenneth B James of Hanover will lead St Marks Lutheran service with the mind of Christ as the sermon. Mr and Mrs Heber A Whitcomb announce a newborn son. Will Kennedy improves after a fall injuring an arm and ligaments. Several local residents visit the Kennedy family and Bosserman relatives plan a sale soon. Various travel, visits, and family news from Adams, York Springs, Gardners, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth B
James
Hanover
Christ
Will Kennedy
Wierman’s Mill
Stoner
York Springs
Andy Miller
Upper Huntington
Robert Kennedy, Jr
Clifford Kennedy
Clarence, Tanger
Wyrtle Kennedy
Rosie
Brame
Nora Brame
Murry, Wagner
Delaware
Bosserman Homestead
Ethel
Valley Brook Farm Public Sale Near Hanover and Gettysburg
Saturday September 14 1995 a public sale will offer Valley Brook Farm on the premises along a cement road midway between Gettysburg and Hanover. The 60 acre property includes fertile land with an apple cherry pear orchard and many fruit trees, 300 locust trees, 40 mahogany trees and other timber. Buildings include a bank barn wagon shed two chicken houses two “never-yalling” wells and a 14 by 20 foot summer kitchen with pantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Brook Farm
Cement Road
T. V. Noel
Littlestown R
Notice of Incorporation for Biglerville Hose & Truck Company
In Adams County a notice announces an application to form Wiglerville Hose & Truck Company No 1 under the Non Profit Corporation Law of 1933. The court hearing is set for August 26, 1935 at 10:00 A M. The aims include fire protection for Biglerville Borough and surrounding areas and ownership of real and personal property for that purpose. Prothonotary of Adams County holds the proposed articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Wiglerville Hose & Truck Company No
Biglerville Borough
Chestnut Hill Alumni Reunion Slated Saturday at Old School Ground
The seventh annual Chestnut Hill alumni reunion will be held Saturday at the old school ground starting at 9 a m and continuing all day. Speakers from near and far will attend along with recitations songs and music for former students and their families. Public invited. G H Eckenrode secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ann
Gettysburg
Chestnut Hill
G. H. Eckenrode
Harvest Home Services At St John S Reformed Church
NEW CHESTER district notes a Harvest Home service at St John S Reformed church Sunday morning at 10 oclock with preaching at The Pines Sunday evening at 730. Numerous local families and visitors from East Berlin Hanover York Baltimore and Philadelphia spent Sunday with relatives across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Yollinger
Abbottstown
Jeanine
Roxey Stambaugh
Harvest Home
St. John's Reformed Church
the Pines
George Raffensberger
Nur Hunterstown
Clayton Elcholtz
Near Here
Iva Snyder
David Kime
East Berlin
Joan Kane
Charles Barrick
Grover Barrick
el Kathryn Winand
Henry Sharrer
Hanover
Rufus Millhimes
Harman Beamer
Near Hunterstown
David Fissel
Charles Fissel
Littlestown
Robert Trimmer
Biglerville
Dubbs
Elmer Baumgardner
Blooming Grove
Mark Shanebrook
J. H. Shanebrook
Charles
John
Shanebrook
Tully
New York
Guy Ludwig
Mabel Halfish
Gloria
York
Virginia
Louise King
Philadelphia
Groscost Brothers
Orphans Court to review Adams County estate accounts
Notice is published that administration accounts will be presented to the Orphans Court of Adams County Pennsylvania for confirmation on Monday September 16 1935 at 10 29 A M. The first and final accounts of Saran H Houck administratrix of William H Houck late of Liberty Township. The first and final account of Chalmers C Kennel administrator of Charles W Kennel late of Gettysburg. The second and final accounts of John Herger Pius Wagaman and Howard G Blocher executors of Peter Berger late of Littlestown. Robert E Fisher Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Adams County
Saran H. Houck
Wm. H. Houck
Liberty Township
Adams Cy
Penna
Chalmers C. Kennel
Charles W. Kennel
Gettysburg
Adams Co
John Herger
Pius I. Wagaman
Howard G. Blocher
Peter Berger
Littlestown
Personal mentions fill week with visits across towns
Me and Mig, Wilbur Eckert ANG children in New York city, quench the week with Mr E L Eckert near East Berlin. Mrs Frank Leshore Shillington visits Albert Gulden Hanover street. R J Morgan and David Youngstown Culo with H H E Lough Hanover street spend days in Washington. Adthir Roth Gettysburg visits Bernhard Novel West High. Raphael Carbaugh York visits Francis Carbaugh Berlin Junction. Harry Fleshman Waynesboro visits A P Wagner at their cottage in Dicks. Rodney Noel Carlisle street and Josep Kunk Centennial plan a trip to Detroit and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig
Wilbur Eckert
New York City
E. L. Eckert
East Berlin
Frank Leshore
Shillington
Albert Gulden
Hanover Street
R. J. Morgan
Gon. David
Youngstown
Culo
HH. E. Lough
Anover Street
Washington, D. C
Adthir Roth
Gettysburg
Bernhard Novel
West High Street
Raphael Carbaugh
York
Francis Carbauga
Berlin Junction
Harry Fleshman
Waynesboro
A. P. Wagner
Rodney Noel
Carlisle Street
Josep
K Unk
Detroit
Michigan
Relief Orders Reduced in Four County Area
The state emergency relief board cuts orders for shoes and clothing in Adams Cumberland Franklin and Fulton as August funds drop. Food orders remain unchanged while officials hope September allotment will restore clothing and footwear aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Emergency Relief Board
Adams
Cumberland
Franklin
Fulton
Mary L. Moore
Tax Abatement Offer for Delinquent 1934 and Earlier
Gettysburg and Adams county taxpayers are alerted to a state law allowing penalties and interest on past due taxes to be abated if back taxes are paid over five years. Delinquent 1934 and earlier real estate taxes qualify if 20 percent is paid by November 1, 1935, with similar yearly payments due on November 1 for four subsequent years. Applies where non-support liens exist in the prothonotary's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Adams County
Log Injury Strikes Gettysburg Fertilizer Man
J Price Oyler of Oyler and Spangler fertilizer firm, Gettysburg, was struck by a log while helping fell a tree at Dennis Newman’s Littlestown area farm near Barrs schoolhouse. He suffered forehead nose and hand lacerations and was later admitted to Warner hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Brice. Oyler
Gettysburg
Oyler and Spangler
Dennis Newman
Littlestown
R. J
Barr's
Littlestown R
Newman Farm
Newman
Noah Spangler
Mr. Oyler
Mr. Btrickhouser
Oyler
Warner’ Hospital
Gettysburg Borough Solicitor Change Adopts Acting Appointee
At an adjourned Gettysburg borough meeting, J Donald Swope of Gettysburg resigned as borough solicitor to focus on his pre election campaign. Eugene V. Bullett, also of Gettysburg, was elected acting solicitor for the unexpired term to December 31, 1936, at $200 yearly plus court fees. he must file a fidelity bond paid by the borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swope
Eugene V. Bullett
Gettysburg
Adams-Fulton
Council
Bullett
Local Visitors From Columbus And Harrisburg
Mrs Arthur Cashmian and daughter Virginia of Columbus Ohio visited Mr and Mrs J W Barnitz on Hanover Street. Dr and Mrs George Leaks daughter Margaret and son Jack of Harrisburg spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Miller Center Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cashmian
Virginia
Columbus
Oho
J. W. Barnitz
Hanover Street
George A Leaks
Margaret
Jack
Harrisburg
John
Miller Center Square
Weekend Visit From McSherrystown to Berlin Junction
Mrs and Mrs Bernard Lawrence and children from McSherrystown spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Paul Noel in Berlin Junction. Otashe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Lawrence
McSherrystown
Paul Noel
Berlin Junction
Otashe
Abbottstown Residents Attend Slaybaugh Wedding Reception
Mrs Lydia Heindel, of the Altland house in Abbottstown, returned to Gettysburg. Members of the Sunday school class taught by Bruce Slaybaugh and their families attended a reception at the bridegroom’s East Berlin home. Mrs Emory Alwine had been bedbound but is improving. William Hartman, between Hanover and Abbottstown, was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbeaserman
York
Adams County
Fremont Weigle
Chestnut Hill
Clarence Tanger
York Springs
Grant Dentrick
William
Willams’ Grove
John Jr. Brown
J. W. Peters
Guernsey
Lester Starry
Dorothy Ann
Norman Peters
Gettysburg
Alston Peters
Doris
Jerry
Bendersville
John S. Brown
Mrs. Kursints
Joseph and
Bernice
Penbrook
Earl Brown
Loris
Hummelstown
C. Brown
Highspire
John Aughinbaugh
John, Jr
Lydia Heindel
Altland House
Gettysbuug
Emory
Alwine
Ilness
William Hartman
Hanover
Abbottstown
Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Training Dogs Allowed Sundays on Certain Dates
Dogs used in hunting may be trained by their owners on Sundays between August 20 and March 1 with landowner permission. Gun carrying is prohibited during training. pistols require a permit obtainable after September 1 from the county treasurer. Training runs from an hour before sunrise to 10 p.m. EST.
Sideswipe injures none in Hanover area collision
Automobiles driven by Raymond C. Miller and Brodbecks R. 2 and M. J. Waldasin of Hanover sideswiped on Black Rock road about a mile from Hanover Sunday at 6 30. Damage estimated at 60 dollars. Patrolman J G Warren of Gettysburg sub station investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Miller
Brodbecks R. 2
M. J. Waldasin
Hanover
Black Rock Road
J. G. Warren
Gettysburg
Ambulance Trip Extends 370 Miles From Gettysburg to Pittsburgh
The Gettysburg ambulance driven by Horace L. Bender completed its longest trip last Saturday, carrying three women and two children from Gettysburg to Pittsburgh after an automobile accident near New Oxford Friday evening. The journey covered 370 miles, starting around 11 o clock Saturday afternoon and ending with Bender’s return to Gettysburg at 1 a.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Horace L. Bender
Pittsburgh
Childre
New Oxford
Bender
Local families visit relatives for the week
Dr. John W Sheetz of Columbus Ohio and Mrs. Nelson Stauffer of Walkersville Maryland spend the week with their mothers J K Sheetz Center Square Mr and Mrs Harley Hulick of Nashville Tennessee visit Miss Lottie and Ada Hulick Carlisle Street Mrs Emma Yeagy and ’gon Wilmer and Menges Millar of New Oxford and Miss Frances Hoffheim of McSherrystown were Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Chas A Martz ork
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W.sheetz
Columbu
Ohio
Nelson Stauffer
Walkersville
Maryland
J. K. Sheetz
Center Square
Harley Hulick
Nashville
Tenessee
Lottie
Ad Hulick
Carlisle Street
Emma Yeagy
Gon
Wilmer
Menges Millar
New Oxford
Frances Hoffheim
McSherrystown
Chas
A. Martix Ork
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heidlersburg
Ryt
Hood’s
New Central Hotel Hanover
Biglerville Hose & Truck Company, No. 1
J. Donald Swope, Solicitos
Mickley's
East Market St
York Motor Sales & SerVice, Inc
Auburn
Willys Sudan
Packard Pharton
Nash
DeSoto
Packard
TRUC
Ford
York Motor Sales and Service, Inc
New
W. Market St
S. George St. and
Country Club Road
York, PA
York Hospital
New Chester
Robert E. Fisher
Register of Wills
Lawyer’s
J. Price Oyler
J. Donald Swope
E. V. Bulleit
Vm Council
Rufus B. Weaver
Gettysburg, PA
Andes
George S. Andes
Beaver and
Market Streets
Rainbow Inn
Gettysburg Pike
Gordon S
Signor
Aed We
Na. A
H. Earl Pitzer
Van
Rehan
Latimore Valley
Adams, Cumberland and
York Counties
Happy Johnny
Handsome Bob
Meachinery
Vera
Boestet
Bruce Wagner
Dine
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