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Surviving are her husband three sisters and several relatives. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Cobean residence with the Rev Seth C Morrow officiating. Interment in Evergreen cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen L. Cope
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Public Schools
R. E. Wible
Mummasburg Road
Harry B. Martin
Cobean
Seth C. Morrow
Presbyterian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Stansboury longtime Littlestown elder dies at 79
William H. Stansboury of Littlestown aged 79 died at his East King street home early Friday from a heart attack after a period of illness. An elder of Christ Reformed church since 1889, he served as deacon, treasurer, and Men’s Bible Class teacher and held roles in local fraternal and civic groups. Surviving are his wife Laura G. Patterson and previous spouses Mary Sell and Lucinda Allman. Funeral services Sunday at 2 PM from J. W. Little funeral home with Rev. John C. Brumbach. interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Stansboury
Christ Reformed Church
Littlestown
East King Street
Stansboury
M. C
Alpha Fire Company
Laura G. Patterson
Mary Sell
Lucinda Allman
J. W. Little
John C. Brumbach
H. H. Hartman
Mrs Elmer Buckey Former Littlestown Resident Dies
Mrs Elmer Buckey a Littlestown native and former resident of Littlestown died at her home in Germantown Philadelphia after two strokes. She was born Martha Miller daughter of Levi and Victoria Miller and survived by her husband two sons Elmer and Malcolm four grandchildren two brothers John and Roy Miller and three sisters Miss Minnie Minerva Miller and Elizabeth Barrick Funeral services will be held Thursday.
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Elmer D. Buckey
Union Bridge
Maryland
Littlestown
Germantown
Philadelphia
Buckey
Martha Miller
Levi
Victoria Miller
Elmer
Malcolm
John
Roy Miller
Missus Minnie
Minerva Miller
Elizabeth Barrick
Encks Visit Harrisburg from Biglerville Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Warren K Enck of Biglerville visited Harrisburg on Tuesday returning from the trip with brief remarks about the stop in the state capital.
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Mrs
Warren K. Enck
Hunters Return From Tioga County Deer Trip
Walter Kime of Biglerville Clair Tate of Hunterstown and Marshall Longanecker with Melvin Warren Carey Beamer Robert Eicholtz Hersh Knouse and Dick Warren return from Tioga county with five deer shot on their hunting expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kime
Biglerville
Clair Tate
Hunterstown
Marshall Longanecker
Melvin Warren
Carey Beamer
Robert Eicholtz
Hersh Knouse
Dick Warren
Tioga County
Walter couple in York for auto dealer lunch meeting
Mr and Mrs Blaine G Walter from Biglerville spent the day in York where Mr Walter attended a noon meeting of auto dealers at the York Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine G. Walter
Biglerville
York
Walter
York Country Club
Guise Visitors Reported From Biglerville R D
Mr and Mrs Howard Guise of Biglerville R D visited Hanover on Tuesday and were noted in local society circles during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Howard Guise
Biglerville R. D
Hanover
Biglerville PTA meeting to hear Lena Rivers skit
The Biglerville Parent-Teachers Association will meet Thursday at 7 45 in the school auditorium. The program includes a Lena Rivers skit by the Peter Pan club, set for Friday December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biglerville
Parent-Teachers' Association
Peter Pan Club
Mrs Shugart Visits Ill Neighbor on Penn Street
Mrs Roy Shugart of Cartiste visited Mrs Charles W Bream who is ill at her home on Penn street Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Shugart
Cartiste
Charles W. Bream
Penn Street
The Mysterious Wizard of Frozen Labrador
A blood chilling mystery unfolds in Labrador where unseen danger strikes a lone man. An anthropologist’s account of ancient wisdom frames the eerie tale as a chapter from Riddle in Red in the American Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labrador
American Weekly
New York Journal-American
Biglerville council acts on meeting and school purchase
The Biglerville town council met Tuesday evening. The Home Economics department of Biglerville High School purchased another electric sewing machine using prize money from the State Farm Show last year. Junior and senior boys from the agricultural department toured the Lancaster stockyards observing 4-H baby beef judging and sale, led by Cecil R. Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biglerville High School
State Farm
Agricultural Department
Lancaster Stock Yards
Adams County
Cecil R. Snyder
Library asks patrons to return books Thursday evening
Biglerville free library requests patrons with loans to return books Thursday evening as the library will be closed on the evenings of December 18 and 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biglerville
Christmas Festival At Madrid Draws Huge Crowd
The Madrid New Mexico Christmas festival attracts about 100000 visitors each year with an estimated $10000 electricity bill for the 30 day pageant. The event remains strictly non commercial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
New Mexico
Gettsburg church dinner and local society notices
The men's organization of Christ Lutheran church will hold a dinner meeting Friday evening at 6 at the church with Dr. Carl Rasmussen as speaker. The Bandarlog Bridge club meets Friday at 2 at Mrs. W. W. Irwin’s Flora Dale home. James Scott Cairns is on a business trip to New York City. Ruth and Betty Heagey, nurses in Baltimore, vacation with Mr and Mrs. Earl Heagey on North Stratton Street. Carroll Heagey, en route from maneuvers to Fort Dix, NJ, spent Monday night at home. Mrs. Jesse Skelton and sons Jesse and Thoman visit Mrs. Skelton’s parents on South Washington Street. The Misses Elizabeth and Edith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Carl Rasmussen
Bandarlog Bridge Club
W. W. Irwin
Flora Dale
James Scott Cairns
Springs Avenue
New York City
Ruth
Betty Heagey
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital
Baltimore
Earl Heagey
North Stratton Street
Carroll Heagey
Maneuvers
Jesse Skelton and Sons
Jesse and
Thoman
Flushing
Long Island
Mrs. Skelton
Jacob Wright
South Washington Street
Elizabeth and
Edith
Strine's Shoes Offers Free Hand Bag Gift in Hanover
In Hanover Pennsylvania Strine's Shoes partners with a major handbag maker to give every lady who buys a pair of Strine's Shoes a free handbag valued at $1.50. The offer runs through Christmas with exceptions for Evening Shoes Nurse Oxfords and Saddle Oxfords. Hand Bags are displayed in Strine's windows at the State Theatre Building on Piegerick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strine’s
Strine
Hanover
Wolff Family Visits Sister in Chambersburg Hospital
Wolff and a Chambersburg party visited their sister, Mrs. Allen Troétle, who is a patient at Warner hospital, spending Tuesday with their sister-in-law Mrs. W. E. Wolff on Chambersburg street.
United States Faces 1940 Death Toll and Wine Exports
A 1940 report notes a death toll of 96,500 in the United States linked to an accident figure, alongside commentary on United States wine exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Burg Presbyterian Church
the Missionary Society of
Wm. H. Stransboury
George S. Klunk
Pam
Parker Pens
Buxton
Bill
The
Regal Stationery Store
North George St
York, PA
Lippy's
Lippy’s
Casier
Lippy
Chambersburg St
Gettysburg, Pa
Harrisburg
Mysterious Wizard OF
Frozen Labrador
Party
Daeufer’s
Wm. C. Chronister
Hanover, Pa
Philco
Philco Radios
ABC
Littlestown, PA
Bonneauville
R. D
Philco Refrigeration
the Men's Organization of Christ
Fort Dix
New Jersey
Adal At
Johnny McGee
Adm
90Ce Inc
Tax
Woody Herman
Hamilton
Elgin
Abulova
Gruen
Delmark
Hartman
Baltimore ST
Iri Hanover
Cara Nome
America
Family Peg
Joan Manning
Hemmingers Rexall Drug Store
Center Square
New Oxford, PA
Bert
Carlisle ST
Kmdir
Sas
Abbas
Market ST
York, Penna
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