Foulk Family Thanksgiving Dinner Reunion Near Two Taverns
A Thanksgiving gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foulk near Two Taverns drew four generations. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morelock and their children from Two Taverns, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bittle and family from White Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Myers and daughter Nancy Lee from Silver Run, and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Stair and daughter Ella from Pleasant Grove. A surprise party followed at another local home on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FE. Foulk
Charles Foulk
Walter Morelock
Chaldren
Roy Bittle
Jagitar
Doris
White Hall
Leroy Myers
Nancy Lee
Public Sale At R K Major Farm Harrisburg Road
Public sale Saturday December 7 1935 at the R K Major farm two miles from Gettysburg Harrisburg road listing two horses a mule five milk cows 190 Barred Rock hens several wagons plows tools hay equipment and extensive household goods including oak furniture a Victrola and many antique items sale starts at 12 o clock noon terms to be made known day of sale Mrs Robert K Major Caldwell Auctioneer gm Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Major
Harrisburg Road
Gettysburg
Robert K. Major
Caldwell
Birthday and housing notes in Littlestown report
Mrs Sylvia Rickrode and Mrs Sheldon Shearer celebrate Sheldon's birthday. Mr and Mrs Frank Hefel move into a new home at 31 West King. J Harry Mehring joins Jacobs Brothers sewing factory. John Legore Jr joins Dre-Forrest Labs in Chicago. Raymond Biffle opens an adjacent store on East King Street. George Adams' car fire near Crouse Park is contained. Water and building permits issued. plan for Littlestown annex to extend West Myrtle Street toward Taneytown road. Homewood farm changes discussed. final council action pending blueprints and petitions.
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Sylvester Rickrode
Sheldon Shearer
Frank W. Hefelfinger
West King Street
Raymond Spangler
J. Harry Mehring
Jacobs Brothers Sewing Factory
John Legore, Jr
Dre- Forrest Laboratories
Radio and Television
Chicago
Ill
Legore
Littlestown
Raymond Biffle
East King Street
George Adams
Crouse Park
Hanover
Littlestown Company
Barnhart Spangler
J. H. Bucher
Mary B. Shoemaker
Mt. Carmel
W. Myrtle Street
Columbia Avenue
Taneytown Road
King Street
Homewood
Teen hunter bags 5 point near pine field in Gettysburg
Wayne Wentz, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Roy W Wertz of Gettysburg, killed a 125 pound 5 pointer at 11 am Monday while returning home from an unsuccessful hunting trek with his brother Harold. The deer weighed about 125 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Wentz
Roy W. Wertz
Gettysburg
Pine Field
Harold
Water Company Plans Rate Increases For Aspers Area
The Aspers water company filed with the public service commission a new tariff effective January 1 adding metered quarterly schedules. Domestic minimum is 3.50 with step rates up to 50 000 gallons, church minimum 2.50, industrial rates tiered from 5 1-3 to 1 1 2 cents per 100 gallons, plus annual minimums by meter size.
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Aspers Water Company
Aspers
Public Service Commission
No Trespassing Signs For Sale At Office In Bulk
Office offers no trespassing signs at five cents each or twenty five cents for a set of six, urging buyers to place orders for immediate pickup.
Visitor Dies In Gettysburg In Cerebral Hemorrhage
Miss Annie Hawk aged 72 of Key Mar Maryland a church worker and substitute rural mail carrier died at the Eckert building Gettysburg after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage Friday morning and passing away Friday evening at 9 45 o clock She had been visiting Miss Gilliland with Mrs F Roy Saylor and was stricken while helping load items into her auto on Chambersburg street Funeral services were held Monday and she belonged to St Johns Lutheran church near Littlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hawk
Key Mar
Maryland
Ella Gilliland
Eckert Building
Gettysburg
Miss Hawk
F. Roy Saylor
Key-Mar
Miss Gilliland
Chambersburg Street
Eckert
Paul A. Oyler
Roy W. Gifford
St. John's Lutheran Church
Littlestown
Thanksgiving collection at Tyburg service sinks to five year low
The Thanksgiving union service at Get Tyburg Thursday yielded the smallest collection in five years, totaling 24.56 dollars. Comparisons show 1930 receipts at 4056 dollars and last year at 30.89, with the offering turned over to the civic nursing association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettyburg
Civic Nursing Association
Local hunters report successful buck harvests
In Hanover and McSherrystown areas, hunters Leo Weaver William Shaffer Earl Grove and Spoon McKimm brought down bucks during the latest season, signaling a strong deer hunt across the counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Weaver
William Shaffer
Earl Grove
Hanover
Spoon McKimm
McSherrystown
Bucks
Gettysburg man reports deer kill near Snow Shoe
George R. Martin, manager of the Haines shoe store in Gettysburg, reported killing an 8 point buck weighing about 160 pounds. The deer was bagged near Snow Shoe in Center county at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, with Charles Beaver and Charles Abel noted among others from Gettysburg.
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George R. Martin
Haines
Gettysburg
Mr. Martin
Snow Shoe
Center County
George
Charles Beaver
Charles Abel
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