McSherrystown Notes Reach Across Town and County
A string of local items from McSherrystown includes a newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Rodney McSherry at Hanover General Hospital. Rodney James Staub and Marion Elizabeth Rieves wed in Buffalo and visit relatives while on honeymoon. Deer hunters and parish activities fill the week with sodality meets and Christmas charity planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney McSherry
McSherrystown
Hanover General Hospital
Rodney James Staub
Buffalo
N. Y
Gilbert McMaster
Staub
Marion Elizabeth Rieves
St. Joseph's Cathedral
McMaster
Harry I. Staub
Town
Roger Jacoby
Edgewood
Francis Irvin
Buchanan Valley
South Mountains
Mary's
Mary Agnes Weaver
F. X. Weaver
Post Graduate Hospital
New York
Mary Noel
Robert Burkee
Burkee
The
Blessed Virgin’s Sodality
St. Mary’s Church
Colgan
Kathryn Wendel
Lancaster
Sodality
Pollyanna Club
Thomas Carfagno
Paul Topper
Louis Weaver
Charles Becker
Louis Smith
Paul Gebhart
F. W. Topperf Jr
Harry Wagaman
Francis Swope
Clair Newman
Clair Small
Harry Small
Raymond Long
Samuel McIntyre
Louis Small
Claude E. Wagaman
Grayson McIntyre
Walter Brady
Cyril Livelsberger
Francis Klunk
Clyde Spies
Roy Sanders
A. L. Sanders
Wm. Trimmer
Charles Myers
Herbert Arentz
Harry Sunbury
Marguerite M. Wagaman
Road View Notice in Adams County 1938 Hearing
Public notice for laying out a 33 foot wide road in Tyrone Township Adams County Pennsylvania in Road Case No 1 of November Sessions 1938. Viewers will sit at Gettysburg Court House December 28 1938 at ten oclock A M for hearing. owner and viewers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Quarter Sessions
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Gardners School House
Tyrone Township
Court Mouse
Gettysburg
George M. Walter
Fred C. Riley
Property Transfers Involve Multiple Townships And Buyers
In Oxford township John L. and Mildred G. Bhetter transfer property along Car isle road to Richard Sb. and June B. Cratbs of Hanover. Zepp executors transfer a Union township W-acre property to Charles E. and Mary I. Shriver. Gettysburg National Bank transfers to Alverta Smith a Bonneauville frontage on Littlestown road. Rickrode and Minerva C. Rick ride transfer a Germany township property along Littlestown Taneytown road to Gilson L. and Elizabeth Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L
Mildred G. Bhetter
Oxford Township
Richard Sb
June B. Cratbs
Hanover
Carisle Road
Herbert J
Levi C
Murray H. E. Zepp
George W. Zepp
Littlestown
Charles E
Mary I. Shriver
Union Township
Gettysburg National Bank
Alverta Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Bonneauville
J. William and
Minerva C. Rickrode
Germany Township
Gilson L
Elizabeth Mann
Littlestown-Taneytown
Railway Sta Carols Make Travelers Relax
In metropolitan railroad stations nationwide Christmas carols echo from ceilings and corridors. Originating in New York years ago the tradition spreads every December as officials aim to calm hurried travelers before homeward journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ilchester Badger Feast Survives Poachers Origin
In Ilchester England one of the oldest Christmas customs endures. Village lads catch a badger, kill and dress it, then on Christmas Eve string it on a spit over a large inn fire. The feast is eaten by hands only as villagers sing and toast, drawing locals and nearby farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ichester
England
Ilchester
Miss Irma Lushbaugh Injured Jump While Visiting
Miss Irma Lushbaugh of Hagerstown suffered a deep head laceration after fainting and falling against a refrigerator at her sister Mrs Ralph Kendall’s home in Hanover. Three sutures were needed to close the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Lushbaugh
Hagerstown
Ralph Kendall
Hanover
Perfect Attendance Recognized At Green Springs Schools
Green Springs pupils honored for November perfect attendance across three rooms. Room 1 under Mrs. Hamme includes William Emig, William Kline, Billie Hull, Glenn Laughman and others. Room 2 led by Mrs. Altland lists Charles Har man, Glenn Hoover, Dean Hull, Ada Laughman, Gloria Miller and more. Room 3 taught by Mr. Baker features Samuel E. Baker and many Laughman and Wentz family members. Paul Warnick and Joseph Zinn fired shots Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Springs
Room No 1
Vivian M. Hamme
William Emig
William Kline
Billie Hull
Glenn Laughman
Albert Laughman
Kenneth Nace
Virginia Huff
Mary Laughman
Bertice Laughman
Pauline Sterner
Edwin Kline
John Harman
Samuel Jacoby
Melvin Wentz
Lee Dewey Zinn
Loretta Anthony
Annie Eline
Dolores Sipling
Loretta Wolf
Doris Wolf
Esther Altland
Charles Harman
Glenn Hoover
Dean Hull
Charles Wolf
Donald Wentz
Norman Zinn
Anna Day
Bessie Laughman
Essa Laughman
Levere Miller
Roger Nace
Kenneth Sterner
Willam Zinn
Ada Laughman
Gloria Miller
Marlene Myers
Mildred Sterner
Lillian Wolf
Edward Anthony
Melvizze Nace
Nadine Day
Elenora Laughman
Esther Laugh
Legion post to test blood donors for Hanover hospital
Members of Harold H. Bair post No. 14 or the American Legion voted at a Friday meeting to arrange blood tests at Hanover hospital for emergency transfusions to increase the pool of available volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Hanover
Harold H. Bair Post
Hanover Hospital
Adams County Relocation of Public Assistance Offices
The Adams County Relief Board elected Maurice F P Rider as a new visitor. His appointment starts January 1 with a salary of 95 dollars monthly. The Engle hotel in Gettysburg is rebuilt to house 2000 square feet of public assistance offices on the first floor with entrances on North Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Board of Public Assistancée
Eagle
Public Assistance
Maurice FP. Rider
Park Avenue
Littlestown
Rider
Wahnetah Silk Company
Catasaqua
Engle Hotel
Gettysburg
I. H. Crouse and Son
Public
Washington St
Board unveils new facilities and address for assistance office
The board plans rear rooms for receptionists and interview holding, along with rest and retiring rooms. The assistance office will move to 17 North Washington street with the northern Washington street entrance guiding visitors. Front hotel rooms will be abandoned by board staff as all members attend Tuesday's session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Motorists Back Plan to Remove Death Traps on Route 116
At a Flying Dutchman Motorcycle Club meeting in Brushtown Hanover residents endorsed petitions to the state Highway Department seeking removal of dangerous right angle curves on Route 116 at the Geiselman farm. Several hundred motorists in Hanover and vicinity approved eliminating the lethal curves formerly described as death traps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover-Gettysburg
Geiselman
Brushtown
Flying Dutchman Motorcycle Club
Hanover
Vic Cinity
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Ses
Fan Ian
Ian
John C. Krebs
Windber
York Street
York St
DeSoto and
Plymouth
Hanover News
Agency
T. Earl Culp
Baltimore St
Hanover, Pa
Musette
Shereton
Chippendale
Duncas Phyte
West Market ST
York, PA
Relief Board
Gilbert
Chambersburg Street
Hollywood
New Central Hotel
Miss Austin J
Nace’s
AJLL
Secon
Holgate
Silex
Fulton, Mehring & Hauser Co
S. George ST
Bendix Home Laundry
Pyrex
Hall Pottery
H.T. Searing
Baltimore Street
Gettysburg, PA
Hamilton - Gruen - Elgin - Longine Wittnauer
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