Parthemore transferred to Carlisle as Gettysburg store gets new manager
W. M. Parthemore leaves Gettysburg A and P Store after a year and a half and will be replaced by 8S. B. Danfelt of York. Mrs. Parthemore is related to Mrs. R. M. Straley of New Oxford. Also noted are Thanksgiving visits, local hospitalizations, a newborn son at New Oxford, and various community notices including church and Lions club actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Parthemore
Gettysburg
Carlisle
B. Danfelt
York
Parthemer
R. M. Straley
New Oxford
Helen Snyder
Harper W. Snyder
Oxford Township
Robert Patterson
Harry L. Baker
Freedom Township
Warner Hospital
Daniel Wagner
Katherine Wagner
John Wagner
Mildred Bushey
Arendtsville
Burgess Arthur McGuigan
Springs Grove
Lions’ Club
East Berlin
Roy H. Sling
Hanover Lions Club
Pius Alwine
Irishtown
Hanover Hospital
John A. Geesey
Lincolnway
East
William Parr
Littlestown
Sallie Altland
Spring Grove
Lloyd Wolf
Guy Smith
Harry Smith
Joseph
William Smith
Jane
Henry
Frank
Bernard Smith
Mary Jane
Edge Grove
Georgia Fink
Mamie Krise
Amanda Shriver
Jenmie Roth
Leon
William
Philip Smith
Trishtown
Ed. C. Staugh
Robert E. Fisher
Register and Recorder
Munday
Cletus Millhimes
New Chester
Jennie Ruff
Henry Rinehart
Minehart
Clearview School
Edith McCubbins
Anna Mae Leech
Peggy Geisler
Virginia Alwine
Helen McCubbins
Carrie Geisler
Geneva Dugan
Marcella Alwine
Betty Dillman
Evelyn Peterman
Hazel Sipe
Naomi Wolf
Mae Breame
Eloise Dillman
Anni Catherine Alwine
Irene Wolfe
Mary Grace Brame
Bernell Deardorff
Malcom Erb
Clair Bentzel
Roger Hoffangle
Henry Leech
William Peterman
Agron Pressel
John Hoffangle
Kenneth Rabenstine
Clyde Rinker
Kenneth Sadiley
Glenn Sponsecker
Charles Waltman
Paul Warnick
Guy Sponseller
Luther Brame
Walter Brame
Kathryn Weller
Attendance records show high November attendance in N C Public School
November attendance rose above year’s levels with an overall 97 percent rate. Grades 1 through 11 exceeded the group average, Grade 1 at 100 percent and Grade 11 at 99.29 percent, reflecting one of the state’s strongest monthly marks. lists of students with perfect attendance follow, along with a Thanksgiving program held November 29 in local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Acker
Anna Jane Bollinger
Rena May Bower
Mary-Lou Markle
Jane Rickrode
Carlyn Sebright
Betty Jane Wildisin
Edgar Bower
David Dennis
Harry Emlet
William Geisler
Edward Wolf
June Lupp
June Sebright
Marilyn Sheffer
Anna Slagle
Carl Kepner
Clyde Sanders
Neal Hinkle
Helen Byers
Arlene Chronister
Mary Haar
Doris Miller
Betty Neel
Dorothy Sedler
Jan Spangler
Richard Krug
James Stock
Robert Wehler
Dale Wilkeson
Albert Hinkle
Emma-Jane Gable
Dorothy Hensel
Lottie Kohler
Percy Miller
Julia Noel
Thelma Sebright
Gilpin Cook
Kenwood Fair
Richard Herman
Dale Rickrode
George Sheffer
Charles Wolf
Minnie Menges
Dorothy Miller
Lucille Rickrode
Emma Sebright
Harriet Spangler
James Herman
Blaine Miller
Henry Stock
Lloyd Stock
Lauren Sheely
Donald Wagner
Marion Deatrick
Betty Jane Haar
Evelyn Herman
Pauline Klingel
Freda Noble
Mary Sanders
Robby Higinbotham
Richard Wolford
Ruth Klingel
Catherine Menges
Evelyn Myers
Margaret Myers
Sara Orndorff
Maribel Rickrode
Ruth Jean Wortz
Earl Byers
Charles Byers
William Gable
Richard Holtry
Harold Sadler
Leroy Schriver
Eugene Sheely
Dale Shultz
Robert Slaybaugh
Marland Zeigler
Arlene Bowers
Mildred Hull
Catherine Miller
Virginia Orndorff
Harriet Sadler
Elizabeth Ann Sheffer
Fred Feiser
Leon Gable
Clair Mummert
Charles Noble
William Stock
Stephen Weaver
Marie Butler
Mildred Carbaugh
Dorothy Cashman
Josephine Felty
Ruth Haverstick
Eleanor Miller
Ruth Sheely
Sara Slagle
Carolyn Sponseller
Clyde Garber
Glenn Haar
Daniel Krug
Vernon Lamberson
Raymond Myers
William Sanders
Donald Sheely
John
Gladys Fleshman
Anna Kohler
Marion Lingg
Ehrehart
Miss Auker
God
the Pilgrims
Mary Hurr
Fourth Prac
June Spangler
Grale Boys
Poan
Robert Weheler
Arlene Chromster
Mcel
Pagm
Smith and McKenley Married at Conewapo Chapel
Myrna OC Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Smith wed Elwood McKenley son of Mrs Caroline Slagle MecSherrystown Friday evening at Conewapo chapel. They will live at the bridegroom’s home for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna OC. Smith
Lewis Smith
Misery
Elwood McKenley
Caroline Slagle
MecSherrystown
Conewapo Chapel
J. F. O'Donnel
Lee and Eckert Wed in Littlestown Ceremony
Miss Mary E. Eckert of Littlestown and Charles Lee of York were married by Rev. Dr. H I Hartman of Littlestown on Wednesday. The couple announced their union in a small town ceremony conducted by the local clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Eckert
Littlestown
Charles Lee
York
H I. Hartman
Schwartz-Weilert Willis R Schwartz United in Lutheran Rite
Willis R Schwartz son of George J Scawnartz of Gettysburg R D and Evelyn SS Weikert daughter of Mrs Mary Weikert of Gettysburg were married on a Thursday at the Lutheran church parsonage in Mt Holly Springs. The Rev Ralph Sisop officiated. Henry Weikert brother of the bride and Mary Lee Ferner of Granite Station attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwartz—Welikert Willis R. Schwartz
George J. Scawnartz
Gettysburg
R. D
Evelyn SS. Weikert
Mary Weikert
Lutheran Church
Mt. Holly Springs
Ralph Sisop
Henry Weikert
Mary Lee Ferner
Granite Station
Bisbing and Dayhoff Wed in York City
William Edgar Bisbing and Anna Evelyn Dayhoff of Gettysburg were married Saturday morning at York by Rev. Gerald Neely, pastor of Christ Lutheran Church, at the parsonage in York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbing—Dayhoff
William Edgar Bisbing
Anna Evelyn Dayhoff
Gettysburg
York
Gerald Neely
Christ Lutheran Church
That City
Slaybaugh and Rice Wed at Hanson Home
Slaybaugh Rice marriage performed by Dr Henry W A Hanson president of Gettysburg College at the Hanson home on Tuesday. The bride Slaybaugh is daughter of Mrs Calvin Rice of Biglerville and Harold E Slaybaugh, while the groom formerly taught at Hanover High School and heads the science department at Westwood High School in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaybaugh—Rice
Hilden M. Rice
Calvin Rice
Biglerville
Harold E. Slaybaugh
William Slaybaugh
Henry W. A. Hanson
Gettysburg College
Hanson
Thesday
Hanover High School
Westwood
New Jersey
Bechtel and King Couple Wed at St Marys Reformed Church
Ralph M Bechtel son of Murray Bechtel and Esther P King daughter of Roy J King were married Thursday at 4 pm in the parsonage of St Marys Reformed church Silver Run. The Rev Felix B Peck performed the ring ceremony. The couple will live at the bridegrooms father’s home on the Littlestown Westmin ster road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bechtel
King Ralph M. Bechtel
Murray Bechtel
Littlestown
Esther P. King
Roy J. King
Menges Mills
St. Mary’s Reformed Church
Silver Run
Felix B. Peck
Phreaner Keeports wed in Zion Reformed Church
Dr. Richard M. Phreaner of Littles town and Miss Mildred Foust Keeports of Red Lion married at noon on Thanks giving Day in Zion Reformed church Chambersburg with Rev. Dr. Irwin Hendricks officiating in the presence of families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phreaner-Keeports
Richard M. Phreaner
Littlestown
Bess Phreaner
Philadelphia
Mildred Foust Keeports
Ida L. Foust
Red Lion
Zion Reformed Church
Chambersburg
Irwin Hendricks
Jeffcoat and Stoner Tie in Gettysburg Catholic Ceremony
William Jeffcoat son of Norman Jeffcoat of Gettysburg and Miss Eve lyn C Stoner of Cumberland township wed in a Thursday 10 am ceremony at St Francis Xavier Church rectory officiated by Rev Fr Mark E Stock. The couple will live with the groom's parents in Gettysburg for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jeffcoat
Norman Jeffcoat
Gettysburg
Evelyn C. Stoner
Cumberland Township
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Mark E. Stock
Weikert and Schwartz Wed Thanksgiving Day at Mt Holly
Miss Evelyn S Weikert daughter of Mrs Grant Weikert Taneytown road and Wills R Schwartz son of George J Schwartz Gettysburg R 1 were united in marriage Thanksgiving Day morning at the parsonage of the Evangelical Lutheran church Mt Holly. The Ying ceremony of the Lutheran church was used. The newlyweds will reside at the home of the bridegroom's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn S. Weikert
Grant Weikert
Taneytown Road
Wills R. Schwartz
George J. Schwartz
Gettysburg R. 1
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mt. Holly
R. C. Sloop
Dairy Farmers Meet Friday in Red Hill School
A public meeting of dairy farmers will be held Friday evening December 8 at 7 45 in Red Hill school house Oxford township. The milk code and a new proposed code will be explained and the gathering urged to attend to make it worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Hill
Oxford Township
Bible Conference Opens at Great Conergo Presbyterian
The first of a monthly series will be held at the Great Concergo Presbyterian Church in Hunterstown on Thursday December 14 at 1 30 pm led by Rev Roy E Grace. The theme is Four-fold Portrait of the old Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Concergo Presbyterian Church
Hunterstown
Roy E. Grace
Boy Burns Throat After Handling Lye At Home
A young son of Mr and Mrs Paul Martin near Brush Run was admitted to a Philadelphia hospital Friday to receive treatment for throat burns after handling lye solution while at play at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Martin
Brush Run
Philadelphia
Fair Convicted Of First Degree Murder In Gettysburg Slaying
A Hagerstown jury found Elvin E. Fair, 22, of Gettysburg, guilty of first degree murder in the September 27 killing of Reuben N. Sollenberger at a gasoline station. The verdict, reached after about four hours of deliberation, carries possible death or life imprisonment. The trial also featured Emanuel "Babe" Bingaman, 19, facing a similar charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Elvin E. Fair
Gettysburo
Reuben N. Sollenberger
Emanuel “Babe” Bingaman
J. Ellis Grove
Hancock
John Wagaiman
Bingamen
D. Eaple Wolfinger
Fairy
Fair
W. Bruce Downin
Robert Taylor
Charles Clopper
Sollenberger
Cal
Pennsylvania
Bingaman
Emmitsburg
Washington
Clarence G. Emmert
Emmert
Sunday church services and schedules from the Rev George Sheffer
The article lists church activities with services at 10 15 a m and 7 p m led by Rev George Sheffer plus Sunday school at 9 a m. It notes Christmas shoppers and calls for Christian crowds, special music by the choir, and themes The Sacred Writings Amos the Prophet of Social Righteousness. Luther league meets at 6 p m with catechism Saturdays at 1 30. Current class enrollment stands at 34 with 30 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Chor
Luther League
Forty Hours Devotion Begins at St Marys Church
Forty Hours devotion starts at St Marys church with a high mass at 7 a.m. Sunday. Masses follow Monday and Tuesday mornings at 5 and 7:45. Devotions Sunday evening at 7 and Monday and Tuesday evenings at 7:30. A Redemptorist priest from Ephrata will conduct services. Visiting priests attend closing devotions Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Ephrata
New Oxford Reformed Church Services Notice
St. Pauls New Oxford invites the public to Sunday services at 9 a m church school and 7 p m worship. Universal Bible Sunday features a sermon titled Still More Hidden Treasure. Pastor H E Sheely extends a cordial invitation to visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Reformed Chase
H. E. Sheely
St. Paul's
New Oxford
Emmanuel Sunday Service Invites Community
Emmanuel in Abbottstown holds Sunday worship at 10 a m with a sermon titled Still More Hidden Treasure. Everyone is welcome and invited to make this church home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel
Abbottstown
New Oxford Methodist Episcopal Church schedule
The Rev. R. B. Dysart pastor leads a Sunday school at 9 30 with E S Hager as superintendent and a 10 30 worship service. A Wednesday cottage prayer meeting at 7 30 and a Friday Bible study at 7 30 in Miss Nettie Swartz apartment in the telephone building. All cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Methodist Episcopal
R. B. Dysart
E. S. Hager
York Springs Lutheran Church Sunday Services
York Springs Lutheran Church lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 for York. Chestnut Grove hosts Sunday school at 1 00 p m and preaching at 2 00 p m. Lower Bermudian schedules Sunday school at 9 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Springs Lutheran Chirge York Spyres
Chestnut Grove
Lower Bermudian
New Chester Lutheran Charge Services Schedule
The Rev. J. Harold Little will lead the new Chester Lutheran charge with services Sunday at The Pines at 10 a.m. Heidlersburg follows at 2 p.m. and Hampton at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Chester
East Berlin Reformed Charge Services Announced
The Rev. H. D. Houtz, pastor, announces services at Red Run 9 a.m. Bermudian 10:30 a.m. and East Berlin 7 p.m. A Jefferson chorus will render a musical program at the evening service. All invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
H. D. Houtz
Red Run
Bermudian
Jefferson
Mellow Moon Minstrel at Parochial Hall Dec 14 15
The New Oxford Athletic association presents the Mellow Moon Minstrel in Parochial Hall on Thursday and Friday evenings December 14 and 15. The cast lists inter locutor Sam Higinbotham and many named performers with a high school orchestra providing music. Director Samuel Niginbotham oversees sketches including Says Cohen on Causey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Athletic Association
Sam Higinbotham
Ends Astor
Fred Weaver
Butter Cup
William Alwine, Jr
Cactus
Richard Higinbotham
Dandelson
Albert Staub
Evergreen
Roger Britcher
Elax
Jacob Marquet
M.S. Dent- Mek
Ralph Miller
Granville Slaybaugh
Curtis Sponseller
John Poist
Carroll Hagerman
Glenn Sponseller
Rapheal South
Frank Higinbotham
Laawrence Bevenour
Cyril Billman
Dave Shorely
Glenn Zeigler
Frank McCadden
Ed Sheely
Nadine Miller
High School
Samuel Niginbotham
Says Cohen
Causey
Cohen
Harry Trone
Cusey
Gea Benner
Consistorial Conference at St Pauls New Oxford
The Gettysburg classis will hold a consistorial conference at St Pauls Reformed church New Oxford starting Thursday evening with a 6 30 banquet served by church women. Nearly 100 new prospectives are expected. The conference is led by the missionaries and stewards leadership committee of the classis with Rev H E Sheely presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
St. Paul's Reformed Church
New Oxford
H. EB. Sheely
Firemen Plan Bingo Fundraiser At New Oxford Meeting
Regular New Oxford fire company meeting notes a bingo party on December 20 to raise funds. Delinquent members noted as financials show $3604 balance with $240 receipts for the evening. Officers to be elected include Wagner and Klingel with a three member ways and means panel to serve the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Fire Company
Klingel
Allen Brashears
Uniform Committee
J. C Felty
James Small
J. C. Felty
H&e. Lough
Treasury
H. E. Lough
Wm. McClain
David O'Brien
A. P. Wagner
Clay Cain
Guy Klingel
G. W. Sadler
Nathaniel Miller
Rodger Brutcher
Clyde Smith
James Shover
New Oxford School Board Reorganizes State of Officers
A special meeting of the New Oxford school board re elected officers. J F Sanders sworn in Bigham as president Clair Slagle named temporary chair Slagle elected treasurer Markle elected vice president Duttera and Sanders retire from the board The board will meet again December 13
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
J. F. Sanders
Clair Slagle
J. H. Duttera
E. C. Liveingston
C. A. Bigham
Raymond Gable
Sanders
Bigham
E. C. Livingston
Gable
Mr. Slagle
Mr. Livingston
A. P. Markle
State Workman's Insurance Co
Raymond S. Gable
Heart Exchange Play At St Marys Church
St Mary's church New Oxford presents Heart Exchange in Parochial hall on Thursday and Friday evenings. Langport college students Arthur Princeton and Ralph Dartmore pretend to run a matrimonial agency to solve debts, uncovering a crime ring and aiding a government agent in capturing criminals. An entertaining evening awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary's Church
New Oxford
Heart Exchange
Arthur Princeton
Ralph Dartmore
Langport College
Wills Filed for Clunk and Coldie Estates
The will of Mary M Clunk of Conewago township was entered to probate by executors Charles A Clunk Regina Smith and Bertha Custer. estate valued at 6000 dollars. The will of Mrs Alice F E Coldie of Strakhan township was also entered to probate with Hue gone to Goldsborough as executor. estate valued at 1200 dollars. The Ladies Aid Society of the First Lutheran church will hold a sauerkraut supper this Saturday December 9 from 4 to 8 p m in the Livingston building. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Clunk
Conewago Township
Robert E Misher
Charles A. Clunk
Regina Smith
Bertha Custer
Alice FE. Cioldie Bureough
Strakhan Township
Hue
Goldsborough
Tadies’ Ald
Mirst Lutheran Church
Livingston Building
Overcome by Coal Gas At Carlisle Street Home
Mr and Mrs Issaiah Golaler of Carlisle street extended were overcome by coal gas from a stove at their home. They retired about 9 PM Monday and were found about 10 AM Tuesday by their daughter, Mrs David Leech, who lives nearby. Mrs Geisler remains confined to bed while Mr Geisler is able to move about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issaiah Golaler
Carlisle Street
David Leech
Geisler
Mr. Geisler
Community Moves and Visits Highlight Thanksgiving Week
Miss Elmira Ruff relocates from Gettysburg Times apartments to Hummels town while families from Hanover street and Lincolnway West host and visit. Thanksgiving weekend includes travel among New Oxford and Westminster residents, with resident hunts and a New Oxford High School basketball game at Biglerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira Ruff
New Oxford
Two Die in Lincoln Highway Crash at York Airport Road
Two women were killed and three others injured when a westbound Sloat car and an eastbound Anderson vehicle collided at the Lincoln highway airport road junction. Victims were Mrs. Mary Landis 65 and Mrs. Rosie Slent, both of Stony Brook. Injured included Jaco Schall 70 of Stony Brook, Minnie Boyce 37 of York Springs R2, and FP M Anderson 36 of York Springs R2. Schall, Landis, and Slent were using the Sloat car. Anderson was driving the other. The crash occurred as Sloat attempted a left turn into the airport road. The highway was recently widened and the fatalities were the first on the new concrete stretch this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
York Fire Port
Mary Landis
Stony Brook
Rosie Slent
John Silent
Jaco Schall
York County Farmers’ Orieii
Minnie Boyce
York Springs R
FP. M. Anderson
Landis
Schall
York Hospital
Sloat
Miss Dull
Anders Son
Minnie Spoyce
Earl Harbeld
York
State Highway Patrol
Lincoln Highway
Aire Port Road
Soutoe Mobile
Airport Road
Anderson
Zech
Patrolmag
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. C
Sion
McKenley
Lee—Eckert
Jeffcoat-Stover
J. Loyd Harshman
Martin L. Ingram
William Peters
Emmett
Baltimore
Captain Emmert
Howard Street
Fur
Far
Fairmount
Potomac Avenue
Heir
Ming
Norfolk and Western
Howard Stte
Anr
Babe Gyes
George ¥. Sheffer
B. B. Minstrel
J. F. Rickrode
Nadine
Hanover Street
Vetus Rickrode
Robert McSherry
Maryland
H. M. Snyder
Janice
McClure
George E. Sheffer
Georgie Kohler
Robert Wolf
Palmyra
Earl Kohler
Akron
Ohio
Charles Trimmer
Joseph Peterman
Edgar Bevenour
Hampstead
Pauline Bevenour
Kohler
North Carolina
West
H. P. Landis
Wemlesdorf
Parochial Hall
Fred Stover
Williamsport
I. W. Livingston
John Gentzler
John, Jr
W. D. Myers
Glenn Griffin
Carl Stough
Emory Smith
Potter County
William Kohler
Nelson Stauffer
Walkersville
J. L. Sheetz
Center Square
Stauffer
Margaret Miller
West High Street
T. E. Warner
John Corbin
Westminster
N. Lifige
William Himes, Jr
George School
W. D. Himes
James K. Baugher
Roselle Park
Ady
Richard Smith
Hancover Street
J. M. Hulick
Henry Osborne
Harry Fleshman
Waynesboro
John Fleshman
W. Wmagh
Fleshman
Temple
Mary Spangler
York Springs
Curtis Sponselle
Juley Marie
Sponseller
Seven Hundreds
Myrna Butler
Hazel Clendenin
Margaret Clendenin
Bebby Mac Uankey
Ruth Hankey
Ruth Narnan
Elizabeth ‘Trimmer
Pauline Vrhamer
Romaine Staub
Clarence Butler
Marlyn Buller
Ralph Butler
Fortust Clandenin
Clair Hankey
Ralph Jignkey
Charles Thwinga
Claurener Hamman
Robert Yeuly
Marla CG. Slows
Waele
I. Mualeolut
Y. B. Burrick
Fran Meter
Henry Sehnetedes Beet
York City
Lanredsig
Ovat
John Mesumnan
Paul Sponseller
Norlly Peeter
Buck White
Guy, Wale
Clyde Boyiscies
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!