Hampton Area Social Roundup Tuesday News
Hampton and York residents visited relatives across the region. Many families including the Crist, Toot, Shaffer, Deatrick, Stock, Albright, Nickey and Wolfe households hosted or traveled for Sunday gatherings. A funeral was held for Mary A Nickey in Hampton with Rev. Bruce Jacobs delivering the sermon. The Wolfe group visited Endless Caverns and Washington DC, while Edgar Wolfe vacationed with his parents in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crist
Winer
Ruth
Kermit Crist
York
Marry Crist
Charles Toot
Charles, Jr
Robert
Toots
Howard Treiber
Howard Shaffer
Mary Louise
Loraine
Hanover
William Dicks
Alma Deatrick
Charles Lehman
Roy K. Miller
Altoona
Lewis Lennard
W. Stock
Lloyd -Benney
Harrisburg
Roy Stock
Edlgar Stock
New Chester
Raymond Stock
Fannie Mac
Abbottstown
Charles Albright
Gloria
H. D. Houtz
East Berlin
Howard Albright
Gardners
Carl Dean
June
Five Pointe
Hampton
Reformer Church
Bruce Jacobs
Columbus
Lily Nickey
Calvin Ledenstricker
Nickey
J. O. Garber
Rebecca Foutz
Philadelphia
Annie Dicks
Flora
Jonas Wolfe
David Nickey
Lily
Galvin Seidenstricker
Ohio
Annie Slothour
Maggie Hoover
John Nickey
Charlies _ Seidenstricker
Bange
Edward Resser
Edgar
Helen
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Edgar Wolfe
Boyd Crook
Edward Becker
E. B. Griest
Walks Into Car And Is Injured At Hershey Park
Lloyd A Shultz 28 and Orrtanna resident suffer possible skull and jaw fractures after walking into the left rear fender of a coupe driven by P W Stallsmith 57 at Hershey park along Lincoln Highway Gettysburg three miles west Sunday at 12 20 am He was taken to Warner hospital in improved condition The accident was investigated by Patrolman James G Warren Gettysburg state highway patrol sub station
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd A. Shultz
Orrianna R. 1
P. W. Stallsmith
Gettysburg
Lincoln Highway
Hershey Park
Shultz
Earl
John Weimer
Orrtanna R. 1
Earl Shultz
Weimer
Lloyd Shultz
Stallsmith
Warner Hospital
James G. Warren
State Highway Patrol
Bigler Liquor Store Plan Discarded in Biglerville
Pennsylvania will not open a one man liquor store in Biglerville while Littlestown will soon have a one man store and McSherrys town is under consideration though unlikely due to Hanover proximity. Biglerville was listed among 250 towns for potential one man stores but a survey led the state liquor control board to decide against opening there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigler
Pennsylvania
Biglerville
Littlestown
McSherrystown
Hanover
State
Lquor Control Board
Notice of trust account confirmation in Adams County
The Citizens Trust Company of Gettysburg filed a petition in the Adams County Court of Common Pleas for confirmation of a first and final account its discharge and appointment of successor trustees and depository for Isaac Heyeter's trust benefiting the worthy poor. The hearing is set for September 16 1935 unless exceptions are filed with Prothonotary Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Trust Company
Gettysburg
Isaac Heyeter
Adams County
Court of Common Pleas
Ashhscreaoe LL. Allison
Adams County Plans First Two Teachers Institutes
Plans announced for Adams county two day teachers institutes with sessions August 10 at Gettysburg High School and January 24. Enrollment opens Tuesday for 217 county and 45 Gettysburg teachers with a 2.50 fee covering meetings a bulletin PSA and association dues. Notable instructors include Dr Q A W Rohrbach Dr J Linwood Eis elberg Dr Charles F Sanders and Ms Mary Eliff. Music by Prof Charles L Yost and officers and committees appointed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Floyd Claybaugh
Gettysburg High School
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania State Education
State Educational Association
Teachers’ Welfare Fund
Q. A. W. Rohrbach
Kutztown State Teachers
Hospital admissions and discharges in Gettysburg and nearby towns
Regina Hankey and Mrs Dunning Idle of Gettysburg were admitted to Warner hospital. Mrs Fred Uhrich and infant daughter Sara Jane of Gettysburg R5, and Edwin L fever of Littlestown were discharged as patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Hankey
Dunning Idle
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Fred Uhrich
Sara Jane
Gettysburg R. 5
Edwin L. Fever
Littlestown
Dr. Salsbury’s Caps Advised for Best Results
A brief note recommends using Dr. Salsbury’s Caps for optimal outcomes and invites readers to see the product now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Dr. Salsbury
Adams County Christian Education Convention Held This Week
About 100 delegates are expected for the 36th annual Adams County Council of Christian Education convention at St. Mark's Lutheran and United Brethren churches in Heidlersburg. The theme is Life Abandoned Hope and the program runs Wednesday to Thursday with officer elections and committee reports. Speakers include staff from the State Council of Christian Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Council of Christian Education
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Heidlersburg
United Brethren Church
State Council of Christian Education
State Welfare Allocations For Old Age Help
The state department of welfare appropriated funds for old age assistance for the year ending May 31, 1936. Adams county received 38318 with Cumberland 70423 Franklin 67093 Juniata 14784 Lancaster 203191 Lebanon 69253 Mifflin 41628 Northumberland 132622 Perry 22441 Schuylkill 243052 and York 172491.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Welfare
Adams County
Cumberland
Franklin
Juniata
Lancaster
Lebanon
Mifflin
Northumberland
Perry
Schuylkill
York
County Bankers Annual Picnic Set for Gracfrenburg Inn
The Adams County Bankers Association will hold its annual picnic at Gracfrenburg Inn this Wednesday afternoon and evening. Games including golf baseball and horseshoes start at 2 30 pm followed by a dinner at 7 pm. The Belle Canto quartet of Harrisburg will sing at the dinner. The event invites officers directors and employees of all county banks and their wives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Bankers’ Association
Gracfrenburg Inn
Belle Canto Quartet
Harrisburg
Births in Gettysburg and New Oxford at Warner Hospital
A son Merle Vincent Carson was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Carson Gettysburg R 2 at Warner hospital early Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carroll Rider New Oxford announce the birth of a daughter at Warner hospital Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Vincent Carson
Charles Carson
Gettysburg R. 2
Warner Hospital
Carroll Rider New
Referendum Petitions Filed Across Counties Ahead of Election
In Adams county no boroughs or towns have asked commissioners for a refer endum on beer and wine sales within corporate limits. In Y county seventeen boroughs and one other entity filed petitions seeking a referendum at the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Y County
Renda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Decker
Paul Chronister
William Epley
Brinton Miller
John Krant
Marcella
Dorothy
Ethel
Mary
Estella
Thomas Ville R. B
Eugene Attie
Walter Myers
Harry Hoover
Thomasville
Brethren
B. T. Chronister
Curtis Kauffman
George Bear
Curtis Deathicl
Calvin Fohl
Dae Miller
Sam Higinbotham
Bank
New Oxford, Pa
Center Square Fruit Market
Cor. Square
Carlisle St
Sara K. Hamm
Hanover St. Hanover
New Oxford
Frank Fleshman
Cep Hee
Louis W. Wagaman
Institute
The
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Teachers’ Institute
J. Floyd Slaybaugh
L. C. Keedfauver
Harvey S. Bolan
Charles I. Raffensperger
Paul 5. King
G. W. Lefever
C. P. Keefer
W. Roy Starry
Elmer M. Gruver
Ellmore H. Slaybaugh
Charles M. Weigle
Lareda W. Taylor
Charles L. Yost
Paul E. King
Leslie V. Stock
Mary E. Elder
Glenn G. Myers
Charles L. Gentzler
Ruth A. McIlhenny
J. B. Bushey
John M. Wisler
Margaret H. Peters
Edwin A. Rice
Chas. S. Mumper No. Wash
St. Gettysburg
W. L. Mummert Co. Railroad St
Olde Oxford
Mill
Lincoln Highway West
Fabian L. Smith
Royal Aces
Dot” Baker
Retig Daft
B. Geiselman
MT. Pleasant
C. E
Elizabeth M. Long
Middle St
Hufnagle
J.N. Hufnagle
Centennial Ave
York St. Garage
DeSoto
Plymouth
York St
County Bankers
B. & B. Salvage
Locust St
Rupp’s Grocery
Carlisle Street
Farmers’ Grove
RCA Victor Radio
Westinghouse Electric Range
Westinghouse Elec
A. B.C
Westinghouse
M. S. Gillespie
Metropolitan Edison Company
Delco
Bello Maker
Electrolux
E. Chestnut
K. J
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