Nine Crop Workers Named for Straban CROP Campaign
Township Chairman Roy Weaner announced nine district captains for the CROP drive in Straban township. Each of the nine school areas will be led by a captain such as Pines Marian Milhimes New Chester Eva Snyder Moritz Luther Minter Good Intent Martha Bell Woodside Herbert Zepp Round Top Lester Bowers Rocky Grove Louise Hoffman Hunterstown Ed Taughinbaugh and Fairview Russell Spangler Weaner. The campaign aims to finish by December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pines
Marian Milhimes
New Chester
Eva Snyder
Moritz's
Luther Minter
Good Intent
Martha Bell
Woodside
Herbert E. Zepp
Round Top
Lester Bowers
Rocky Grove
Louise Hoffman
Hunterstown
Ed Taughinbaugh
Fairview
Russell M. Spangler
Weaner
Conewago School Attendance and Local Sickness Updates
Twenty years ago, Conewago school lists teachers Mervin Stitt and Ella M Ehrehart. Pupils with perfect November attendance include Mildred Roose, Mary Costella, Pauline Howe, and others. Area residents Eli Strausbaugh, D H Sharrer, Mae Jacobs, and Mrs C H Robinson are noted as sick or critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin
Luther
Mae Bream
Roy
Ross
Dorothy Cramer
Pauline Garrett
Earl
Marie
Hilda Hippensteel
Elsie
Harold Laughman
Ruth Krug
Anna Shank
Ruth Sipling
Alice Weaver
Burnell
Alvin Wildasin
Viola
Lola
Elizabeth
Mary
Naomi Wert
John M. Stitt
Conewago School
Mildred Roose
Mary Costella
Pauline Howe
Nettie
Ruth Kopman
C. H. Robinson
Hanover Street
Charles Rider
Park Hotel
Local notes and obituaries from Kohler area
Obituaries report Edwin Heltzel 74 Kohler's Mill died Friday and Alvah Buckminster 67 Lincolnway East died Monday. Also Jesse Wright 67 Tyrone Township and John Cashman age 8 near Hampton died, with infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Schiebel near Brushtown. Several marriages listed and local illnesses including W H Carbaugh Berlin Junction improving and Edw Livings ton critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Heltzel
Kohler
Gennany Township
W. H. Carbaugh
Berlin Junction
Edw. Livingston
Lincolnway West
Mary Bower
Berlin Avenue
Wm Bair
Bonneauville
J McC. Gilbert
Center Square
F. E. Wentz
Mayberry
Lincoln Flour Mills
Hanover Street
Jas. R. Weaver
Mall
Local Movements and Family Notices Across Hanover Area
Straley center square resident tore a hamstring in a fall. Warren Carbaugh, eight, needed surgery for appendicitis at York Hospital Sunday. Miss Maury Sadler of Qualityville had surgery in York on Friday. Henry Klunk discharged from St. Agnes Hospital Baltimore. A G Miller at Abbottstown remains patient in York Hospital for a broken hip. Emanuel D Adams moved from Crist tenant house to Porters. Jos Kaiser to occupy Adams’s former house. L J Feiser and family moved to East Berlin. Robt Becker family moved to Hanover. Clair Becker and family in Hanover. James Fuller moved from Granite Station to Bitters Station. Births: a daughter to Marcellus Staub of McSherrystown. a daughter to Willam Zepp of Heidlersburg. Harry Kohr sold his Paradise Township farm to Prof. Charles J. Hemming of Abbottstown for 3450 dollars. J V Staub sold his farm near New Oxford to W P Stoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straley
Center Square
Warren
Wm U Carbaugh
Berlin
York Hospital
Maury Sadler
Qualityville
York
Henry Klunk
Guldens Station
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
A. G. Miller
Abbottstown
Emanuel D Adams
Crist
Hanover Street
Jos Kaiser
Adams L. J. Feiser
Kauffman
East Berlin
Robt, Becker
Hanover
Clair Becker
James Fuller Asm Laimly
Granite Station
Bittingers Station
Marcellus Staub
McSherrystown
Willam
Zepp
Heidlersburg
Harry Kohr
Paradise Township
Chas. J. Hemming
J V Staub
New Oxford Borough
W. P. Stoner
Stover Sells Lincolnwry Estate to Staub for Garage Factory
Staub takes over Ins dwelling and plans to operate a central garage under Carl E. Stough supervision. Purported Baltimore clothing makers Purbush Orcs will establish a branch factory in the old Bond coach building on West High Street, starting a modern plant on a Bolton Avenue front lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stover
Ins Dwelling
Lincolnwry Weot
Staub ML
Staub
Gentral Garage
Carl E. Stough
Hone GU
Purbush Orcs
Baltamore Clothing Manufacturers
Bond Coach
West High Street
Bolton Street
Vaneye
First Lutheran Church Buys Brick Parsonage on Philadelphia Street
The brick dwelling of C. H. Emmett on Philadelphia street was bought by the First Lutheran Church congregation for 3505 dollars to serve as a parsonage. A chopping stone incident at A. G. Gobresh t's mill near Abbottstown hurled a miller 15 feet but caused no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Cromer
Martin Winters
Gettysburg
C. H. Emmett
Philadelphia Street
First Lutheran Church
A. G. Gobresht
Abbottstown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Straban
Roy Weaner
DR. Easter
Optometrist
W. Market St
A. L. Benford
Carlisle Street
Hanover, PA
Pultots
Rogers
Wm. Rogers & Son
Hamilton
Girard-Perregaux
Elgin
LENOX
China
West Market
York, Pa
John Hoffman
Town
Edward Ruttler
Chas. G. Miller
Theo
E Warner
Walter Kime
Geo . Luuiser
Nes Coshen
G C. E. Sanety
Wm P Simith
Eagle Hotel
Charles Rinehart
Solomon Wolf
Brungers
James Sullivan
Oxford Township
New Oxford
Charles W. Kepner
Myrtle R. Flickinger
Eduard Bolin
Abram Fissel
Samuel B Miter
Bender
Bender’s
Baltimore St
Gettysburg, Pa
Baltimore Street
Mark E Trone
Ford
America
Stough & Lingg Motors
New Oxford, Pa
Fred F. Feiser
Lince Thonay West
This
G. W. Hagarman
THE
FOX Studio
Kuhn
Philco
Electromaster
Voss Washers
Toastmasters
Hamilton Beach
Sunbeam
Electric
Elgin Lines
Goodyear Tires
Kuhn’s
Broadway
Locust St
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