Roosevelt to Speak at Gettysburg Memorial Day 1934
Franklin D Roosevelt, the 32nd U S president, will headline Gettysburg Memorial Day observances on May 30 1934. E F Strausbaugh, Gettysburg chairman, said a letter from M H McIntyre assistant secretary to the president confirmed Roosevelt acceptance. The invitation extends to community groups as Gettysburg hosts the seventh consecutive presidential Memorial Day visit.
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Roosevelt
Gettysburg
Franklin Delano Rooosevelt
United ‘Tates
Chestrysburg
E. F. Strausbaugh
Sons of Veterans
M. H. McIntyre
Apeak
Haines
Strausbaugh
Grand Army of the Republic
President Roosevelt
United States
Paul Martin Arrested on Support Order Charge
Paul Martin of Harrisburg formerly Gettysburg was arrested by Deputy Rufus Weaver on a court process from Judge Donald P. McPherson for failure to pay support. He posted $500 bail before Clerk C. F. Palmer for the next term of court.
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Paul Martin
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Rufus Weaver
Donald P. McPherson
New Chester Visitors Include Ellen Brown and Catherine Cashman
Mrs Ellen Brown of Hanover visits Miss Annie Thomas. Miss Catherine Cashman of Burlington NJ visits her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Cashman.
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Ellen Brown
Hanover
Annie Thomas
Catherine Cashman
Burlington, New Jersey
Samuel Cashman
Local Families Share Weekend Visits and Events
Mrs Iva Snyder and son visit Willan Neil and family while Monroe Neil and family stay in Sugartown. Ervin Strock and family spend weekend with A W Shacer and wife. John Miller and family visit Levi Epley. Mrs Amanda Menges visits grandson G Marion Stambaugh and family. Carrie Charles Scott Smith and James Fisse visit G Marion Stambaugh. Miss Merjorie Bower returns to Hanover after attending Mrs George Milchimes. The Pines supper postponed to an undetermined date. Miss Mary Lesser visits aunt Mrs S H Witter. Christmas exercises planned at The Pines on December 24. Major H L Muller and wife visit C E Winand and wife.
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Iva Snyder
Monroe Neil
Sugartown
Willan Neil
Ervin Strock
A. W. Shacer
Hays Grove
John Miller
Levi Epley
Granite
Amanda Menges
Spring Grove
G Marion Stambaugh
Carrie
Charles and
Scott Smith
James Fisse
G. Marion Stambaugh
Merjorie Bower
George Milchimes
Hanover
the Pines
Mary Lesser
Hunterstown
S. H. Witter
Preaching at St Johns Reform ed church Sunday evening
The Holtzschwam choir will be present. Guy Little moved from this place to his farm near Hunterstown which he recently purchased. Simon Redding and family spent Sunday with John Miller.
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St. John's Reformed Churea
Holtzschwam
Guy Little
Hunterstown
Simon Redding
Gettysburn
Harry Smith
Annie Spangler
York
John Miller
Jacob Myers
New Oxfond
George Trimmer
Earl Cooley
Thomneville
Oris Cooley
Charles Barrick
R.C. MecClear
Banover
Annie Harman
Belle Emlet
Melvin and
Dale
James Peterman
Heidlersburg Residents Relocate to Hampton Farmhouse
Harvey Mark and family moved from Heidlersburg to the late Haines B. Dicks farmhouse near Hampton, vacating the Tilden Myers residence. Mrs. Clarence Kennedy near Five Points is seriously ill with a Harrisburg nurse in attendance. About twenty men husked corn for Stuher Cashman, who is improving after a month of illness. Mrs. William Yohe is also seriously ill.
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Harvey Marks and Family
Town
Haines B. Dicks
Hampton
Tilden Myers
Clarence Kennedy
Five Points
Harrisburg
Stuher Cashman
Cashman
William Yohe
Funeral for Henry Otis Bowers Son of Mr and Mrs Bowers
The funeral for Henry Otis Bowers 20 son of Mr and Mrs G J Bowers was largely attended. Officiating were Rev J H Little Rev Henry W Sternat and Jacob Zop. Sternat preached on No man knoweth what day nor what hour the son of man cometh. The community mourns a highly respected Christian boy who will be missed in Sunday school and church. Mildred Kemper near York is mentioned.
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Henry Otis Bowers
G. J Bowers
J. H. Little
Henry W. Sternat
Jacob Zop
Mr Sternat
Mildred Kemper
York
Local residents spend time with neighbors and relatives
Liezio Pittenturi of Aspers and David Kemper with family, Miss Helen Leaso and Bessie Kemper were at the same place. Bruce Funt and family moved from near Clear Spring to the fore mer Basom farm near Heidlersburg. Mrs Lovina Bimith of Gettysburg visited friends in town.
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Liezio Pittenturi
Aspers
David Kemper
Helen Leaso
Bessie Kemper
Bruce Funt
Lovina Bimith
Gettysburg
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Coats
Leader Store
Broadway Hanover
Barnhart
W. Market Street
Sunoco
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B. E. Gentzler
Prop
Lincolnway West
New Oxford
Hampton Hotel
Hamburg
H. E. Noel
Bona
Hemler Beauty Shoppe
Broadway
New Chester
Richard Marlin
Ralph Butler
Ralph
Edgar Leister
Roy Harman
Heidlersburg
E. J. J. Gobrecht
Chestnut St
New Oxford, Pa
Hershey
Betty-Ann Shop
Baltimore ST. Hanover, PA
Hartman
Baltimore Street
Hanover, PA
Charles M. Ecker
Stevens Street
Gettysburg, Pa
Elgin
This
Mark E. Trone
Clear Spring
Foremer Basom Farm
Heidlers
Burg
Illa
Bee Brand van Libby's Kraut Boscal Coffee
Pillsbury
Happy Vale
Bisquick True Story Contest
China
Lincolnway Grocery
Oxford
Penn-Wing
Motor Oil
Fleet-Wing
St. John’s
Baltimore
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MecSherrystown
Aero Oil Co
Conewago Park
Berlin
Feeser & Blocher Frederick St
Grunow
William C. Grunow
Grunow Radio
Geisler Furniture Supply Company
Carlisle St
Gitt’s
Toyland
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