Obituaries and Local Notices from Near Town
Twenty years ago Edward Livingston died at 77 near town on Monday. Elisabeth Sterner, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Sterner, died at grandparents’ home near Cross Keys on Saturday. Mrs. George W. Parr, 50, Littlestown, formerly of near New Oxford, died Tuesday. Fribush Brothers, Baltimore coat makers, purchased ground on Bolton Street adjoining their property to expand their factory. A. G. Miller of Abbottstown home from York Hospital after a dislocated hip. Dr. Schmidt of Conewago Chapel returned after treatment at home in Warren Carbaugh. Mrs. George W. Baker of Abbottstown is seriously ill. Elizabeth Wagaman, 5, of McSherrystown, has chicken pox. Mrs. Thad Smith of McSherrystown ill. Mrs. J. H. Plymire confined by illness. Bert Sterner sold a 67-acre farm near New Chester to Darius Shull for 2875. Mr. Fitz to move to Hanover April 1. Shull to occupy. Pabian Lawrence sold a two-story Irishtown dwelling to Albert Lawrence. Born to Earl Strausbaugh and wife a son. to George Nicholson a daughter. to Raymond Chronister a daughter. Lewis Wagaman near Bonneauville suffers blood poisoning from a minor injury. Roy Hile had an appendicitis operation in York. Ellen Miller returns from Selma NC after millinery job. School board reorganizes electing H. E. Lough president, John Duttera VP, John M. Bream secretary-treasurer. Wheat at 2.20 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Livingston
Town
Elisabeth
Dewey Sterner
Pius J. Miller
The
Cross Keys
George W. Parr
Littlestown
New Oxford
Fribush Brothers
Baltimore Coat Manufacturers
Bond Coach
West High Street
Bolton Street
W. D. Himes
A. G. Miller
Abbottstown
York Hospital
Pr. Schmidt
Conewago Chapel
Warren Carbaugh
Berlin Junction
George W. Baker
Elizabeth M. Wagaman
Harry Wagaman
McSherrystown
Thad Smith
J. H. Plymire
Lincolnway West
Bert Sterner
Darius Shull
Guidens
New Chester
John Fitz
Fitz
Hanover
Shull
Pabian Lawrence
Irishtown
Albert Lawrence
Earl Strausbaugh
George Nicholson
Selma
N. C
H. E. Lough
John Duttera
John M. Bream
Local business transfers and upgrades in town
30 Years Ago Co. T. Hersh owner of the Eagle Hotel buys a four passenger Stanley touring car. Harry Nace sells the Hampton Hotel to Vincent Bushman of Hanover. Chas. G. Miller will occupy a new storefront on Center Square remodeled by Theo. E. Warner. New Oxford Shoe Co. installs a twenty horsepower engine in its factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hersh
Eagle Hotel
Harry Nace
Hampton Hotel
Vincent Bushman
Hanover
Chas. G. Miller
Theo. E. Warner
Center Square
New Oxford Shoe Co
Various Local Incidents and Notices Include Deaths and Business Changes
The report lists accidents at factories with injuries to workers and several deaths including Franklin L. Bower in Pomona and Mrs. Whiter Kime in Abbotts town. It notes Leo F. Smith selling pool room fixtures to F. W. Topper of McSherrystown, a birthday surprise party for Ralph Fanns, and Straban Grange officers for the year. Wheat is priced at $1.11 per bushel.
Local notes mark 40 years since cigar factory start
40 Years Ago John Yantis of McSherrystown begins new cigar factory. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sheely on Church Street. Mrs. David Fink near town critically ill. Harry A. Miller of York and Sue A. Kessler wed on Thursday. Conrad Glass will leaves $500 to Church of the Immaculate Conception of Oxford township. Dr. L. J. Weikert moves jewelry shop and cigar factory within Center Square. The vacated room to host Farmers and Merchants Bank. Thomas Brady fell from bicycle breaking his nose. Hemler smoke house in Irishtown burned with two hogs. Edward Twomy and Mrs. J. A. Stallsmith confined to bed with illness. Wheat at 65 cents per bushel. Curtis A. Stough and Minnie Ehrhart wed near Abbottstown on Nov. 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yantis
McSherrystown
W. H. Sheely
Church Street
David Fink
Harry A. Miller
York
Abbottstown
Sue A. Kessler
Conrad Glass
Oxford Township
Church of the Immaculate Conception
L. J. Weikert
Livingston Block
Center Square
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Thomas Brady
Irishtown
Edward Hemler
Edward Twomy
Noble
J. A. Stallsmith
Curtis A. Stough
Minnie Ehrhart
Christmas Eve Candlelight Service at The Pines
Church notices announce a watch night service on December 31 at 10:00. St Pauls The Pines holds Sunday school at 9:30 and worship at 10:30 with a Christmas Eve pageant The Perfect Gift at 11:00 p.m. Emmanuel Abbottstown lists Sunday church school at 9:00 and worship at 7:00 with a sermon What Is the Straw to the Wheat. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
the Pines
The Perfect Gift A Year’s Subscription to Local Paper
A yearly subscription to the home community newspaper makes a practical, thoughtful gift. It supports local reporting and keeps recipients informed about neighborhood events, school news, and community notices throughout the year.
Gettysburg College Approves New Chapel Plans
Gettysburg College board of trustees in Harrisburg approved a $200,000 plan for a new chapel. Five new trustees were elected including S Winfield Herman and John S Rice among others. The board also set a 70 year retirement for faculty and announced honorary degrees next spring. John Hamme named architect for the chapel with preliminary plans approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg College
College Board of Trustees
Harrisburg
S. Winfield Herman
Zion Lutheran Church
Frederick Bowman Capp
John S. Rice
Gettysburg
William J. Miller
Philadelphia
Edward W. Furst
Wilmington
Delaware
Graselli Chemical
DuPont Corporation
Furst
Henry W. A. Hanson
Doctor Hanson
Hanson
John Hamme
York
Hamme
Glatfelter Hall
Local Birth Announcements for Gettysburg and Area
Mr and Mrs Clifford A Harman Gettysburg R 1 announce a son born at Warner hospital Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Curtis Plank Gettysburg R 2 announce a son Robert Edward born Saturday morning, Ruth Miller is his mother. Mr and Mrs George Creager Marysville announce a daughter Sara Anne born at Warner hospital Tuesday evening a week prior. A son born to Mr and Mrs Bruce Shellenberger near East Berlin at Hanover hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Weaver near Centennial announce a son born at Hanover hospital Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford A. Harman
Gettysburg R. 1
Warner Hospital
Curtis Plank
Gettysburg R. 2
Robert Edward
Plank
Ruth Miller
George Creager
Marysville
Sara Anne
Creager
Kathryn Maust
Gettysburg
Bruce Shellenberger
East Berlin
Hanover Hospital
Charles Weaver
Centennial
Hospital Report Returns to Work After Illness
M. J. Rosnick of the York Fur shop is recuperating from a serious illness and expects to return in a few weeks. Charles E. Deatrick of Biglerville underwent a major operation at West Side sanitarium. Mrs. S. E. Kapp of Gettysburg was admitted for observation. John Wenschoff of Gettysburg R. D. was discharged from Warner hospital after a skull fracture from a fall. Mrs. Wilburn Nett and infant David LaVelle of Gettysburg R. 1 were discharged. Other Warner hospital discharges include Mrs. Clayton Lapp Biglerville Mrs. Marjorie McClear Gettysburg Mrs. Alphie Remmel Littlestown Jackie Orner Arendtsville Mrs. Ivan Shanebrook Gettysburg Willard Weikert Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Rosnick
York
Charles E. Deatrick
Biglerville
West Side Sanitarium
S. E. Kapp
Gettysburg
John Wenschoff
R. D
Warner Hospital
Wilburn Nett
David LaVelle
Gettysburg R. 1
Clayton Lapp
Marjorie McClear
Alphie Remmel
Littlestown
Jackie Orner
Arendtsville
Ivan Shanebrook
Willard Weikert
Market Prices Reported for Grains and Eggs
The market lists wheat at 99 per bushel and corn at 55 cents per shelled bushel. Oats and barley show small values. Rye at 62 per bushel. Eggs white priced per dozen, and mixed brown eggs also quoted.
Deaths of Charles H Schildt and Deardori in local notices
Charles H Schildt 62 died at his home in Hanover Township after a 27 year residence at the Ports home. Survived by two brothers and two half siblings, he was a member of Hanover Lodge Moose. Funeral Sunday at 2 from Feiser funeral home with Rev. Longenecker officiating. Interment at St. John's Lutheran cemetery. Pallbearers named from Hanover Moose. Also noted: Daniel J. Wolff, sheriff-elect of Arendtsville, received a blood transfusion in a life-saving effort for Mr Deardori.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Schildt
Hanover
Harry Schildt
Maryland
Charles Pittinger
John Donson
Paul Krug
Oxford Township
Hanover Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
W. A. Feiser
Carlisle Street
A. R. Longanecker
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Littlestown
St. John’s Church
Hanover Lodge of Moose
Harvey F. Shorb
Joseph L. Urick
John Wagner
Robert J. Chronister
Peter Brown
Charles Messinger
Arendtsville
George H. Bekheimer
Flohr's Cemetery
Daniel J. Wolff
Deardori
McSherrystown Chief William A. Trimmer Dies at 47
William A. Trimmer 47 longtime chief of police of McSherrystown died at his home after five years of failing health. He collapsed on a hunting trip Friday and died Saturday evening from cerebral thrombosis. Survived by his wife Bertha J. Yeager and four children, plus parents, siblings, and in-laws. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from his home with Rev. Harold Crouse and Rev. Philip Senft officiating. Interment Mt. Olivet Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Trimmer
Mc- Sherrystown
Second Street
Trimmer
Bertha J
York
Philip Senft
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
McSherrystown
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Hanover
Mrs Clara Groft Dies at 67 in McSherrystown
Mrs Clara Sarah Groft widow of Tiberius Groft died Monday night at 8 at her home in McSherrystown at age 67. She leaves six children Ray Paul York Guy Ernest Ralph and Clair Groft of McSherrystown. Survived by two sisters Matilda King and Anna Siegfried and a brother Edward Siegfried, all in McSherrystown. Funeral Thursday at 9 with a requiem high mass at St Marys Catholic Church. Interment in St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara S. Groft
Clara Sarah Groft
Tiberius Groft
McSherrystown
John
Matilda Siegfried
Ray
Paul
York
Guy
Ernest
Ralph
Clair Groft
Matilda King
Anna Siegfried
Edward Siegfried
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Patrick F. McGee
St. Mary's Cemetery
Death of Clair B. Deardorff in York sanitarium
Clair B. Deardorff 36 of Arendtsville died Friday at 3 36 p m in West Side Sanitarium York after a year long illness. Son of Quintin and unnamed mother, he belonged to Flohr s Lutheran church and Good Samaritan lodge 336 FM of Mason Gettysburg. He worked as a state highway inspector, taught in Fairfield and Arendtsville Vocational School, and studied at Shippenburg State Teachers College and Gettysburg College graduating 1927. He married La Rue Hostetter February 15 1930 and is survived by his wife two brothers Myles and Harold a sister Burnelle and other relatives. Funeral arrangements from the late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair B. Deardorff
Arendtsville
West Side Sanitarium
York
Quintin Deardorff
Flohr's Lutheran Church
Good Samaritan Lodge
Order of Masons
Gettysburg
Shippensburg State Teachers
Gettysburg College
Deardorff
Fairfield
LaRue Hostetter
Myles
Harold
Burnelle
Tragic death of 12 day old Loretta Hockensmith
Loretta Jeanne Hockensmith infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Hockensmith Hanover died Sunday morning in Hanover hospital. Survived by parents and eight siblings Selma Cyril May Julia Robert Louise Dennis and Chris tine all at home. Funeral Monday St. Vincent Catholic church Hanover Rev William Huygen officiated. Interment St. Mary's cemetery McSherrystown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta J. Hockensmith
Loretta Jeanne Hockensmith
Henry Hockensmith
Hanover
Hanover Hospital
Henry
Mary
Ginter) Hockensmith
Selma
Cyril
May
Julia
Robert
Louise
Dennis
Christine
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
William Huygen
St. Mary’s Cemetery
McSherrystown
George H Bachman dies at 79 after long illness
George H Bachman a retired farmer formerly of near Littlestown died Friday morning at the home of his son in law and daughter Chester and Manc hester Masemer Manchester Maryland at age 79 He was a son of Samuel and Leah Bachman and was twice married He leaves seven children from his first wife Ellen Bemiller His second wife Mandilla Wildasin also preceded him in death Surviving are several children including Sterling E Bachman and Mrs Elmer Myers a sister and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Bachman
Littlestown
Chester Masemer
Manchester R. 1
Maryland
Ellen Bemiller
Mandilla Wildasin
Sterling E. Bachman
Elmer Myers
Littlestown R. D
Dietrick Rites Held for Local Farmer in Bendersville
John William Dietrick 65 of Menal len township died suddenly Tuesday night at 9 from a heart attack while riding in a car with his son in law Charles Bretzman. He plowed that day and was a lifelong resident of Bendersville. Survived by widow Sara, daughter Mrs. Bretzman, seven grandchildren, brother Edward of Mechanicsburg, sister Mrs. Olive Beistline of Harrisburg. Funeral from Bendersville Lutheran Church Saturday at 1 30 pm with Rev. Dr. O. D. Cobl. interment in Bendersville cemetery. Friends may call at Routsong funeral home Friday 7 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Jones
Bendersville
Charles Bretzman
Menallen Township
Dietrick
Edward
Catherine
Hartman) Dietrick
Bendersville Lutheran Church
Sara (Beamer) Dietrick
Mechanicsburg
Olive Beistline
Harrisburg
O. D. Cobl
Bendersville Cemetery
Routsong Funeral Home
Widow Rebecca H. Wineman Dies at 81 in Mumma
Rebecca Harriet Wineman 81 widow of Rev. David B. Wineman died Monday at her home in Mumma sburg after ten days bedfast. Born near Strasburg, she moved to the county 32 years ago. Survived by daughter Rebecca S. Wineman and two step sons John M. and Jacob B. Wineman of Gettysburg. Funeral services from the home Thursday at 10 am and at Strasburg Mennonite church at 1 30 pm conducted by Revs. W G Group Amos W. Myer and Kenneth James. interment adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca H. Wineman
Rebecca Harriet Wineman
David B. Wineman
Mummasburg
Franklin County
Strasburg
Marsh Creek
Gettysburg
Church of the Brethren
Mrs Annie Knox 72 Dies After Ill Health in Gettysburg
Mrs Annie Knox aged 72 of Gettysburg Route 4 widow of Robert R Knox died Monday morning in Warner hospital from a complication of diseases after two months of illness and one month of bedridden state. Born in Adams County she was a daughter of the late Joel and Hannah Cookson Garretson and lived most of her life in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Knox
Gettysburg
Robert R. Knox
Lancaster County
Warner Hospital
Adams County
Joel and
Hannah (Cookson) Garretson
Garretson family obituary from Lancaster county
Obituary note for Rebecca Garretson Garretson era mentions Lancaster county with ten years in California and recent residence in Adams county She belonged to the Society of Friends Flora Dale Survived by three sons John M Aspers R 1 James S Gettysburg R 4 Henry K San Diego California four grandchildren two brothers Frank and John Garret son Aspers R 1 two sisters Mrs Wesley Weigle York R D and Miss Rebecca Garretson Aspers R 1 funeral at Rout Song funeral home Bendersville Thursday 9am Interment Millersville Mennonite church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
California
Adams County
Society of Friends
Flora Dale
John M
Aspers R
James S
Gettysburg R
Henry K
San Diego
Frank
John Garretson
Aspers R. 1
Wesley Weigle
York R. D
Rebecca Garretson
Routsong Funeral Home
Bendersville
Millersville Mennonite Church
Death of Clinton Deardorff in Wyoming is announced
Mrs. L A Burter of Aspers hears of the death of her brother Clinton Deardorff on Monday November 27 in Riverton Wyoming. Funeral services were held there Friday. He lived in the west for 40 years and was the son of Henry and Mary Deardorff of Adams county. He leaves widow Mrs. Fred Spring of Laramie Wyoming a son Edwin Deardorff of Santa Monica California three sisters Mrs Alfred Courtney Norristown Mrs Burner and Mrs C D Bream of Aspers and a brother Arb Deardorff of Aspers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Burter
Aspers
Clinton Deardorff
Riverton
Wyoming
West
Henry and
Mary (Lillick) Deardorff
Adams County
Fred Spring
Laramie
Edwin Deardorff
Santa Monica
California
Alfred Courtney
Norristown
Burtner
C. D. Bream
Arb Deardorff
Death of James M DeLauney in Hagerstown area
James M DeLauney aged 62 died at his home in Hagerstown due to complications. Survived by sisters Sarah Kuhn Gardners Pearl Boutsong Bendersville and Norman Wilson Sharpsburg and brother Aaron A De Launey Sharpsburg. Funeral services were held Sunday from Aaron DeLauney's Sharpsburg home by Rev Chapman. Burial followed at Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. DeLauney
Hagerstown
Sarah Kuhn
Gardners
Pearl Boutsong
Bendersville
Norman Wilson
Sharpsburg
Maryland
Aaron A. DeLauney
Aaron DeLauney
Mr. Chapman
Mountain View Cemetery
Homespun I do in Zion View. Winand- Brothers unite in marriage
Miss Harriet Rosella Winand and William David Brothers were married Thursday evening in the St. John s Lutheran parsonage Zion View by Rev J McCorney using the ring ceremony Mrs Winand a East Berlin high school graduate class of 1937 Mr Brothers son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Brothers York R 3 attended North York high school and now farms with his father at York The couple plan a newly furnished home in York soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Rosella Winand
Mervin Winand
Hampton
William David Brothers
Jesse Brothers
York
R. 3
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Zion View
J. ©. McCorney
Miss Irene Sinner Weds Fred Diehl at St Pauls Church
Miss Irene Esther Sinner daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Sinner East Berlin married Fred Diehl son of Mr and Mrs Ellis Diehl Everett in a ceremony at St Pauls church Red Run near East Berlin officiated by Rev Richard E Shaffer. The bride wore blue chiffon velvet and a Talisman rosebud corsage. A reception was held at the bride's home. The couple will reside in Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Esther Sinner
William A. Sinner
East Berlin
Fred Diehl
Ellis Diehl
Everett
St. Paul's Church
Red Run
Richard E. Shaffer
Dich
East Berlin High School
Bedford
Ream Noel Nuptials At St Marys McSherrystown
William J. Ream and Miss Marie L. Noel were married at St. Marys Church in McSherrystown on Saturday morning. The Very Rev. Patrick F. McGee officiated. Attendants were Charles Ream and Miss Josephine Anthony. A breakfast and reception followed at the respective parental homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Ream
William Ream
Spring Grove
Marie L. Noel
Bernard C. Noel
McSherrystown
St. Mary's Church
Patrick F. McGee
Charles Ream
Josephine Anthony
Abbottstown
Slusser and Little Couple Weds in Conewago Chapel
Miss Mary Gertrude Slusser of Centennial and Raymond A. Little of Bonneauville were married at seven Saturday morning in a nuptial mass at Conewago Chapel. Reverend John officiated, uniting the Turnie and Dennis families in a local ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little—Slusser
Mary Gertrude Slusser
Turnie Slusser
Centennial
Raymond A. Little
Dennis Little
Bonneauville
Conewago Chapel
John
Wedding Details for O'Donnell Nuptials Reported
The ceremony was officiated by O'Donnell. Peter Slusser and Genevieve Slusser, siblings of the bride, served as attendants. The bride wore white satin with train and veil, carrying white rosebuds and carnations. Bridesmaid wore peach georgette with mixed chrysanthemums and sweet peas. A wedding breakfast followed at the groom’s home and a reception was held at the bride’s home Saturday evening.
Bolan and Sanders Wed at St Francis Xavier Church
Patrick Joseph Bolan of Carlisle Barracks married Agnes Irene Sanders of Gettysburg in a Saturday 7:30 a.m. nuptial mass at St. Francis Xavier Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Mark E. Stock and witnessed by family and friends. Mr and Mrs Raymond Sanders of Gettysburg attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Joseph Bolan
Carlisle Barracks
Agnes Irene Sanders
E. C. Sanders
Gettysburg
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Mark E. Stock
Raymond Sanders
Miss Lola Hartman and Emory Orner Wed at Arendtsville
Miss Lola M Hartman daughter of William N Hartman Biglerville R D and Emory F Orner of Arendtsville were united in a single ring Lutheran ceremony Thursday at 5 am in the Trinity Lutheran parsonage Arendtsville Pastor Rev George H Berkheimer officiated unattended. The couple will reside on Pearl Street Arendtsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola M. Hartman
Arendtsville
William N. Hartman
Biglerville
R. D
Emory F. Orner
Trinity Lutheran
Kling and Crowl Wedding At Carroll Reform Church
Frank M. Kling of Hanover and Irene M. Crowl of Abbottstown wed at the Carroll Re formed church parsonage near Westminster Maryland. The ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Charles B. Robert. The couple were unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Kling
Hanover
Irene M. Crowl
Abbottstown
Carroll Reformed Church
Westminster
Maryland
Charles B. Robert
Ivory scraps repurposed into dust ink and jelly
The article notes that nothing from ivory goes to waste as scraps and shavings are collected and processed into dust for polishing, India ink, and even ivory jelly used in food.
Firemen's Training Classes Kick Off Next Week
Adams County opens five volunteer firemen classes with 150 expected to enroll. Sessions run Monday and Tuesday in Gettysburg area, Wednesday at Biglerville, Thursday at MecSherrystown, and Friday in New Oxford. Russell Baker of Haverford Township leads instruction. no enrollment fee. transportation only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Harrisburg
East Middle Street
Upper County
Biglerville
MecSherrystown
McSherrystown
Littlestown
New Oxford
James B.aumen
Gettysburg Fire Company
County Association
Russell Baker
Haverford Township
Delaware County
Adams County Firemen’s Association
Iris varieties across the north temperate zone slide by
The north temperate zone hosts about 200 iris species while North America contributes roughly 20 varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Temperate
North America
Livestock Sale Notes from Hanover Bank Lane
Extra good work horses, single line leaders, good mules, colts and stock bulls on hand at all times. 12-7-41 H. B. Trostle, Bank Lane Hanover, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Trostle
Bank Lane
Hanover
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Kery
New Oxford Item Company
Herbert L. Grimm
John D. Keith Onener
Benry J. Smith
Perrie
Livingston
E. J. Hershey
Pitt Street
Franklin L. Bower
Pomona
Calif
Chas. F. Stough
Qualityville
J. W. Fanns
Straban Grange
G. A. Raffensperger
Addison Leer
R. C. Coleman
J. Bell Weaver
Miss May Brown
Chester Bell
C. E. Eicholtz
C. H. Wagner
Earl Theater
New Oxford, PA
Ann Sheridan
Richard Carlson
Joan Bennett
Louis Hayward
Man IN the Iron Mask
Charles Starrett
Black River
O.K
Warner Brothers
Hanover, PA
Irene Rich
Henry O'Neill
Dr. Kildare
Lew Ayres
Lionel Barrymore
Chifford
Box Office
Alte
Charlies H. Schildt
Charles Howard Schildt
Alvin
Ports
John Schildt
Steacy & Wilton Company
Hianover
America
Technicolor
Claudette Colbert
Henry Fonda
Wed. & Thurs
Jackie Cooper
Freddie Bartholomew
He Was
Son
Samuel and
Leah Bachman
John William Dietrick
Warner Brothlks
Claudette
Henry Colbert
Fonda Kane Mes Olver
Sadie Collas
Canedin
den Beesen
Lloyd C. Douglas
Dorothy Lamour
Akim Tamikolf
Laura & Hardy
Brothers—Winand
Ream
Noel
St. Joseph’s Hall
Joe E. Brown
Helen Mack
Paul Kelly
Joe
RKO
Cocoanut Grove
Fred McMurray
Harriet Ajilliard
Ben Blue
Kate Davie
Yacht Club Boys
Paramount
Peter Slusser
Genevieve Slusser
Bolan—Sanders
Kling—Crowl
J. C. Tanger & Son
Nellie Hoffnagle
Lincoln Way West
Hanover Broom Works
Princess Street
Charles E. Griffin
Baltimore Street
C. L. Eicholtz
Furniture Exchange
W. Clark
Rear York Supply Company
Snyder
N. Duke
Helen Ruth
M. D. Feiser
Lincolnway East
D. H Sharrer & Son
Bentzel’s Poultry & Egg House
W. Phila, St
York, Pa
Alvin R. Nissly
de Soto
Plymouth
York Street
York St
Buoehler
Baltimore
Pontiac
Willys
Stough Motors New
Oxford
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