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Abbottstown Community News Highlights Local Happenings
Bruce Slaybaugh works at National Bank of East Berlin. Farmers Bank of McSherrystown hosts annual corn show Tuesday evening. Paul Hoke suffers a sore foot from stepping on a nail. Mrs Albert is kicked by a cow while milking. Abbottstown Gun Club camps in the South Mountains. A. P. Myers nets eight bass in Bermudian creek, largest about two pounds. Louis Stes of Hanover faces assault and battery charges. hearing to follow. Abbottstown High School to stage play Go Slow Mary on Saturday night. Various local moves, arrests, and events populate Abbottstown and surrounding towns with community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Slaybaugh
Abbottstown
National Bank of East Berlin
Farmers Bank of
B. F. Redding
Georgia Sherb
Littlestown
Louis Stes
Hanover
John Noble
Spangler’s Bakery
Biglerville
James Lauver
Abbottstown High School
Mary
Abbottstown Farmers Association
Abraham Roth
Alfred Arentz
Tarrens
Arentz
F. W. Topper
McSherrystown
Claudina Topper
Mary Topper
Ida Wolf
West King Street
Stuart Ruth
Ruth
Hobson Crouse
Gettysburg
Harry Spalding
W. S. Diehl
Daniel J. Fissel
Newark
Laura Basehoar
Walter D. Reynolds
Sunbury
Grayson Peters
Sunbury High School
Reynolds
Peters
Gettysburg High School
Gettysburg College
Lester E. Caler
York
Schwint
Coliseum
California
Howard Bowers
Whittier
George Bowers
Menallen Township
Edna Hershey Smith
York Springs
Bushman
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across Several Towns
The list reports patients admitted to Carlisle Hanover and Warner hospitals, including Mrs. William Day, Kathleen Smith, Mrs. George Loss, Edwin Crouse, Mrs Park Noel, LaMore Study, Mrs Curtis Chambers, Mrs Norman Storrick, Mrs Emma Stumpp, H J Hoke, Rev Dr L Aug Reudher, Julia Spangler, Terry Dysart, and Calvin J Range. It notes auto accident injuries, X ray exams, recoveries from surgery, diseases like rheumatism, and a priest improving after surgery with discharge expected within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Day
Upper
Huntington
Carlisle Hospital
Kathleen Smith
A. J. Smith
Hanover
Hanover Hospital
George Loss
Edwin Crouse
Littlestown
R. D
Park Noel
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
LaMore E. Study
Littlestown RD
Curtis Chambers
Kingsdale
Norman Storrick
Emma O. Stumpp
H. J
Edward F. Spangler
Terry Dysart
Calvin J. Range
Algod
Wamp ton Items Show Social Visits Across Towns
The notice lists numerous families from Middletown York and Hanover visiting Crisis and Sinsor and hosting relatives. It notes a public sale of the Seright Chronister farm in Reading township selling for 2000 to Esser Stump of York and mentions several local households visiting others over the weekend and Thanksgiving gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Isberry
Bernice Taylor
John
Smith
Chas. Booken
Middletown
John O. Marsh
Deep Run
Floyd Geiman
Meter Marsh
Augustus Thomas
Crists and
Fusors
William Shelleman
Abbottsstown
Simon Riley
Gardners
Francis
Harry
Albert
Seright Chronister
Reading Township
Esser Stump
York
Wesley Sowers
Willis Sowers
Mansfield
J. L. Sowers
Williamsport
Allen Sides
Crist and
Six Injured in Emmitsburg Road Crash Near Gettysburg
Seven miles south of Gettysburg on the Emmitsburg road two cars collided on a hill crest injuring two women and four children. Mrs. Troxel suffered a severe head gash. Mrs. Sellers was admitted to Warner hospital. Fred Troxell's four children had minor injuries. Sellers was arrested for reckless driving after the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg
Harry E. Troxel
Harry J. Troxell
Adams
William Sellers
Warner Hospital
Fred Troxell
Hanover
Troxell
Trozell
Sellers
Troxells
Justice J. A. Aprler
Religious school plans at Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary
Adams County Council of Religious Education will run a leadership training school at the Lutheran Theological Seminary Gettysburg during the week of March 19 1928. The program repeats last year with two hours nightly for five evenings and a $1 enrollment fee. Rev M Hadwin Fischer returns as dean and a pastors and superintendents discussion group is planned. Local officials named include Rev Idar J Bowman Rev Cr Catherman Rev F L Stine and others from Hanover Littlestown Baltimore and Butler towns. The Hartlaub family moved from George Zepp property to H C Hartlaub at Two Teverse recently purchased from Mrs Newman's estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Council of Religious Education
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
St. James Lutheran Church
M. Hadwin Fischer
Idar J. Bowman
Cr. Catherman
IF. L. Stine
Clarence Hartlaub
George Zepp
Littlestown
Mrs. Newman
Local Notes and Visits Across Five Points and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Arthur Starry of Five Points on sick list. Numerous visiting relatives from York Center Mills and Gettysburg, and residents moving between Heidlersburg Dillsburg and Five Points. Thanksgiving and church events noted. local bazaar planned at Great Conewage church. Beard of residents from New Oxford Hanover and York Mills featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Starry
Margie Starry
York
Edw. Monnier
Harrisburg
W. J. Starry
Slaybaugh
Center Mills
Five Points
Reba Shull
W. F. Shull
Belmont
Harry Hewitt
Bason
Heidlersburg
Dillsburg
Annie Tate
Mt. Holly
M. F. Slaybaugh
Heber A. Whitcomb
York Springs
Gardners
L. T. Stallsmith
Charles T. Hersh
New Oxford
Annie Deatrick
Gettysburg
John L. Biesecker
Richard Gormly
John
Charles H. Deatrick
New Chester
May Gise
Emory Yohe
J. Harold Little
Kate Weaver
Heidlesburrg
Joseph Kuhn
Wm. Moul
Harry Hamm
Shiloh
Louis Hinkle
Chas. Haar
Chas. Stough
Hunterstown
Harry Stock
Robert, Curtis
John Ginck
Weidlersburg
Augustus Stough
H. Stough
A. BR. Buckminster
Laura Miller
J. Proctor Snyder
Harry Hulick
Lawra Miller
A.W. Frymyer
Bethlehem
N. F. Shank
Luther Shank
Wm. Shank
St. John’s Reformed Church
Milton Shue
Sadler
Lemoyne
Mary Trimmer
Walter Fink
Emigsville
Geo. Milhimes
Simon Redding
Harry Fellener
John Miller
Roert Swimmer
Harry Brame
Seven Hundred
A. C. Hoffheins
Hanover
Clayton Hicholtz
Kemory Wolf
Raymond Wolf
Clemens Daum
Alex
Wolf
Chas. Winand
Merrit Weaver
Jacob
John Winand
Wilmert Nace
Joseph Withers
Sterling ‘Ehrhart
Gwendolyn Shank
A. W. Bistline
Harvey Orwen
Shiremanstown
Daniel Felix
John Bott
John Stock
Man Held After Crash Said To Have Been Drunk
Tharry T Chapman 23 of Newton Square Delaward county was jailed on a liquor charge after a Sunday crash on the Western Maryland tracks crossing the Lincoln Highway at Seven Stars. A pint bottle found nearby supported sobriety allegations as Chapman waived a preliminary hearing and awaits $500 bond for January court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharry T. Chapman
Newton Square
Delaward
Adams County
R. L. Fenner
Chambersburg
Maryland
Seven Stars
Bernard Skinner
John
Chapman
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Fennel
Rebecca Leeper
Phiadelphia
Miss Small
State Highway Motor Patrol
J. A. Appler
House for Rent in Abbottstown Four Rooms Attic Cellar
Abbottstown notice lists CHAS C NAGLE offering a four room house for rent in Abbotts town with attic cellar and large lot at 57 York Street Gettysburg dated November 17 1931. Apply by partner listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Abbottstown
Chas. C. Nagle
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Abe
Oxford
Nassee
Christian Endeavor
Mt. adJey Lutheran Church
F Endeavyor Union
Adans County
Nedah Hartlaub
Oliver Kuykendall
Mummasburg
Earl Shultz
Hilltown
Blue Goose
Western Maryland
George Aughinbaugh
Kuykendall
Shultz
Dorsey
David Mehring
Taneytown
Kingsdale Station
Mehring
Frederick Hospital
J. Preston Myers
Thomasville
Robert I’. Myers
Cross Keys
Mildred Myers
Robert H. Myers
Round Hill
Preston Myers
Woodmen of the World
Washington, D. C
Hagerstown Temple
Abbottstown Lutheran Church
J. E. Cranmer
Rodgers
Oscar Griffin
Edward Kellenberger
Harry Meckley
Roger Long
Souders
Litestown
George Lookenbill
Lookenbill
Harvey Hahn
Woman's Missionary Society of
Hmmanuel Reformed Church
Abbottstwn
Pervie
Dre
Mre
M. W. Lau
Abbotttstown
Mount Ine
Virginia Mills
Four Pines
Samuel J. Diehl
S.i.bastian
A. L. Benford
John R. Bittinger
Red Cross
Francis F. Elder
Nospitag
Wampton
Arne
Elmo B. Strickler
Elva J. Resh
Hampstead
Charles W. Luckenbaugh
Margaret FE. Wright
Mio Kati
Ko Kiine
Pennville
Richard D. Bealing
Baltimor
Lawrence JT Baker
Franklin Township
Etta P. Bucher
Butler
Edgar Wolfe
Hweumlersburg
John Leese
Robert Weaver
William Weaver
Harvey Groupe
Cedric
Frank
George Trimmer
Cecelia Myers
Marian Minter
Geo
Huncer
Alvin Groupe
Couvin Musselman
A. H Kready
Orriunna
Bern Ciis
Grant Mace
Steelton
Arthur Brame
Bern Crist
A. H. Kready
Orrtanna
Great Conewage Presbyterian Church
Frank Bly
H A. Rodgers and Sons
Woodside
C. L. Myers
Sunbeam
Heidersburg
Mio Lero
Harold Little
Daniel Grove
Lonnie McEwee
Near
Alvin Bly
Virginia
Bigar Bly
James Bly
Jacob Ray
George Kemper
Mable Or
L. B. McElwee
W. E. Preston
Dicks’ Dam
Hampton
the Pines
Edw. Asper
Roy W. Asper
New Cumberland
Pittenger and Son
Wagaman
Easton
Thurman Floyd
Carlisle
Mr. Floyd
Asper
WM. Shetter
Elmer Buck
Guy Lawrence
Irishtown
Ralph Tees
N. Chester Road
Dicks' Dam
Carlisle Pike
W. IE
Preston, al
New Oxford, Pa
Sali
Superior Garage
E. BE. Ditenhafer's
Center Square
Caledonia
Spring Grove
Axminster
John Shaffer
York Street
W. Market St. York
Weaver
Brame & Millhimes
Bell
United
Bonneauville
Harry W. Weaver
Ser
T. BE
Altland House
Abbottstown, Pa
J. H M. Duftera
Crystal Mare Sronp
Richard Talmadge
Nancy Nash
Chas, Norton
Grich
Warner Baxter
Madge Bellamy
Shirley Mason
Malcolm McGregore
All Gazam
Rudolph Valentino
Allee Terry
Onl
Eyster & Bixler
Frederick Street
Hanover, Pa
S. & H. Green
CAL
Stein-Bloch Camels
Lehmayer & Bro
East Market St
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