Marriages and deaths noted in Mt Pleasant area
Jacob A Smith and Sadie Hemler wed Feb 4 near Mt Pleasant. Aaron McClean and Mary Harner wed Jan 30. J G Frock and Annie B Little wed Jan 29. Mary A Sanders died Feb 1 aged 78. Alverta A Smith died Feb 4 aged 17. Revival at M E church ongoing. Snow 5 inches Saturday night melted quickly. Bequeathals to Catholic church include Lydia Martin $1000 and Kate Shultz $50. Abbottstown area party hosted by Misses Bellone. Pike holes and lock-up upkeep noted. T Frazier seeks permit to case house with brick. Tony Swamby to hold public sale Feb 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron McClean
Mary Harner
Kingsdale
J. G. Frock
Union
An‘nie
B. Little
Mt. Pleasant
Marriet
Mary A. Sanders
Hunterstown
Alverta A. Smith
Irishtown
M. E
Tony Swamby
Sugartown
Local notices from Ref church convention and town events
A 40 year old 8S. S. convention was held in the Ref. church on Saturday with Jos. S. Gitt chosen as chairman and W. H. Emmert as secretary. committees were named on Bible use in Sunday School and on cooperation. A turkey and oyster supper is planned for Feb. 8 and 9 in Livingston's hall. Obituaries note Chas. Overbaugh’s death at 16, Miss Nancy King resigning as Hunterstown postmistress after 35 years, and several marriages and deaths in the area. A sleigh ride for parochial pupils, a deer at Myers’ Dam, and local marriage plans are listed alongside business moves and society activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston’s Hall
Chas. Overbaugh
McSherrystown
Susand Howard
Leah Thoman
Nancy King
Hunterstown
Bonneauville
Markdiay
Mary Ruff
D. L. Markley
York Springs
John Haines
Thiveday
Johannes Miller
Straban
Wis
Geo. W. Epley
Pertha M.’ Snyder
Joy
John F. Myers
Emme R. Roudebush
Huntington
Seek to Cut Judge's Pay
A bill in the state legislature would cut Adams county judge salaries from 98000 to 7000 per year with the population based scale placing Adams and Fulton counties in the lowest bracket. Judge Donald P. McPherson would keep his 9000 salary until year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Adams County
Donald P. McPherson
Adams
Fulton Counties
Supreme’ Court
Common Pleas
Fulton
McPherson
Death of York LWD worker after cave in
Pri day in a cave in caused internal injuries. Charles A. Lease 49 of York died Tuesday in York hospital. Autopsy showed pelvis fractures perforated stomach 10 right ribs and pulmonary embolism. In Littlestown a fall left Mrs. Laly Angell with both arms fractured. Patsy Myers contracted scarlet fever. home placarded by Health Officer Deatrick. George Hill and wife moved from Gettysburg to Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lease
York
LWD
York Hospital
Laly Angell
Littlestown
Warner Hospital
Patsy Myers
Paul Myers
Germany Township
John Deatrick
Biglerville
Mt. Pleasant
George Hill
Gettysburg
Hanover
Nelderer will probate and local league results in McSherrystown
The will of Robert E. Nelderer, late of McSherrystown, was entered to probate. The estate is valued at 400 dollars. Local sports report notes Albemarle Blackents leading the York Adams league, McSherrystown squads defeating Knights of Columbus and Liberty, and Central Catholic teams losing. Mentions various community clubs and upcoming Farmers Day in Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Nelderer
McSherrystown
Robert E. Fisher
G. R. Lilly
Harry Stuller
Detroit
Michigan
Cincinnati
Ohio
William
Joseph Murteh
Josephine Weaver
Join Weaver
Mary Jane Weaver
Albert
Knights of Columbus
Littlestown Shoe Company Carers
NicSherrystown
Central Catholic High School
K. of C
Brushtown
Vitus Smith
Ada Beegie
Mildred Krepps
Flower Club
Harvey Lawrence
George Geiselman
Charles Eyster
Gettysburg
A. L. Harrison
K. of C. Cage
Liberty Club
North York
Liberty Blues
McSherrystown Caseys
Louis Noel
Albert Noel
Ritzy Ritz
Fred Frybald
Spring Grove Firemen
Spring Grove High Cagers
New Oxford School Notes and Local Sports Roundup
New Oxford School notes report a $15 event at the card party held midweek. Friday saw New Oxford high basketball clubs hosting Arendtsville, with the sextette holding a 10-9 first half and a 28-15 final, while the Arendtsville floor produced a 53-16 score for the visitors in another game. The boys’ club lost 45-15 to Arendtsville. A pump stock incident halted play for a half hour before rescue. Obituaries note John F. Warner, 76, died Tuesday, Zora Religie, 14, died Friday, and Mrs. Sarah C. Bankert, 69, died February 4. Other notices include illness and condition updates for Agnes Ehrhart and Harriet Herman, improvements for A Sheely and Mrs. Leo F. Smith, and weakening of Jas. Sheely and Allen H. Melhorn. Mervin Cashman of Round Hill and Nettie A. Miller of Cross Keys wed Sunday. attendants were John C. Fleshman and Ella Miller. Local residents Wheat and Clarence Smith returned from a Baltimore hospital. Clar. Kink and Geo. Bollinger left for Ft. Wayne to work in cigar making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford High
Arendtsville
John F. Warner
Zora Religie
Straban
Sarah C. (Rife) Bankert
Hanover
Anthony Klunk
McSherrystown
Agnes Ehrhart
Harriet Herman
A. Sheely
Leo F. Smith
Jas. Sheely
Allen H. Mel- Horn
Mervin Cashman
Round Hill
Nettie A. Miller
Cross Keys
John CC. Fleshman
Ella Miller
Clar. Smith
Carrie Wilt
Baltimore
Clar. Kink
Geo. Bollinger
Midway
Ft. Wayne
30 Years Ago Sleighing Party Visits W A Lawrence Home
A sleighing party visited the home of W A Lawrence near town on Wednesday evening. Amos Carbaugh of Mr Pleasant town had his pension increased from 10 to 12 dollars. Mr Carbaugh aged 69 died Monday. The Lutheran church ladies aid society will hold their annual supper on Feb 24 and 25 in the band hall. Sam Stock of Reading reports his children suffering from measles. A large Camp 22 of A O U W paid a fraternal visit to the new camp at Heid lersburg Tuesday. Mr Groundhog returned to his burrow Thursday. John Moffman near New Chester fell through the pumpbed and held his breath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lawrence
Amos Carbaugh
Pleasant
Heidlersburg
Groundhog
John Moffman
New Chester
Local Births and Social Notes Highlight Week
BONNEAUVILLE welcomes a son to Mr and Mrs Jesse Legore. Mrs John Fleigle improves after illness. Mrs E L Golden returns from Hanover hospital after three weeks. M C Topper hosts dinner for relatives from Harney Maryland McSherrystown and New Oxford area. Katherine Wagaman birthday dinner honors daughter Katherine with guests. White Hall fire company extinguishes chimney fire at M A L Trestle home with no damage. Rodney Golden, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Golden, suffers bronchial pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Legore
John Fleigle
E. L. Golden
Hanover Hospital
M. C. Topper
George Smith
Harney
Maryland
Paul Topper
McSherryse Town
Rossville Topper
New Oxford
Louis W. Wagaman
Katherine
Katherine Wagaman
Kathleen Nunemaker
Mildred Nelderer
Ruth Klunk
Margaret Smith
Edward
Joseph Smith
M. A. L. Trestle
White Hall
Rodney Golden
Paul Golden
Births Report from Gettysburg and Delaware Hospitals
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Buehler of Gettysburg at Warner hospital on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Nelson Ross of Gettysburg announce a son birth at Warner hospital Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charles Waddle of Fairfield announce a son birth. Mr and Mrs J D Krout Jr announce a daughter Juan Doris at Delaware hospital Wilmington Delaware Monday. Mrs Krout is formerly Miss Helen Haner of Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Buehler
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Nelson Ross
Charles Waddle
Fairfield
J. D. Krout
Juan Doris
Delaware Hospital
Wulmington
Delaware
Krout
Helen Haner
William Haner
Deaths Continued for Hoffnagle Glass and Walker
Obituary note listing John Hoffnagle John Glass and Harvey Walker among the deaths continued from page one with brief acknowledgment of their passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoffnagle
John Glass and
Harvey Walker
Poultry Fancier C Lewis Swartzbaugh Dies at 69
C Lewis Swartzbaugh of Hanover, a noted poultry enthusiast, died Saturday at Hanover General Hospital from a cerebral embolism at age 69. He was son of Levi and Nancy Swartzbaugh, married to Laura Melhorn, and survived by his wife and a brother and sister, Mrs Edward Poist of McSherrystown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lewis Swartzbaugh
Hanover
Hanover General Hospital
Mr. Swartzbaugh
Levi
Nancy Mummert Swartzbaugh
Laura Melhorn
Eli
Ellen Melhorn
Hannover
Edward Poist
McSherrystown
Keefer, McSherrys town Shoemaker Dies at 31
Robert Leo Keefer a town shoemaker of McSherrystown died at his home Monday at age 31 He was a son of Mrs Edna Cramer Keefer and the late Francis Keefer Surviving are his mother and a brother Francis A Keefer The funeral was held on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Leo Keefer
McSherrystown
Edna (Cramer Keefer
Francis Keefer
Francis A. Keefer
Mrs Cletus Hockensmith Dies in Hanover Hospital
Mrs Cletus Hockensmith 43 of 1564 Second Street McSherrystown died Wednesday at 2 am in Hanover hospital She was a daughter of James and Sarah Strausbaugh and married on February 7 1911 Surviving are her husband 11 children George Paul Marcellus Sylvester Genevieve William Mary Annie Claire Cyril Helena five sisters and other relatives Funeral services were held Saturday at 9 am at St Marys Church McSherrystown with interment in the cemetery A requiem high mass was celebrated Monday at St Marys Church by Rev Joseph Whalen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus
Marcellus
Sylvester
Genevieve
William
Mary
Annie Claire
Cyril
Helena
Paul Weaver
York
Herbert Hildebridle
Hanover
Guy Senft
Earl Senft
McSherrystown
Blanche Strausbaugh
St. Mary’s Catholc Church
Mrs Catherine Renner Dies at West Side Sanitarium
Mrs Catherine Renner 35 wife of Samuel Renner of Lit tlestown Hanover born October 11 1899 died Wednesday morning at West Side sanitarium West York where admitted January 21 Survived by husband two daughters Nadine and Anna at home her parents Mr and Mrs Paul F Krug Hanover four sisters Mrs Mervin Bender Mrs Oliver Walter Mrs John Staley and Miss Mildred Krug Hanover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Renner
Samuel Renner
Littlestown
West Side Sanitarium
West York
Renner
Paul F
Alverta Frey Krug
Hanover
Nadine
Anna
Paul F. Krug
Mervin Bender
York Road
Oliver Walter
John Staley
Mildred Krug
Cromwell Infant Dies at Home in Straban Township
Carl David Cromwell day-old son of Elmer David and Edna Virginia Cromwell Straban township died at 4 30 am Thursday at his parents home. He is survived by his parents maternal grandfather Albert Kelley and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Samuel Cromwell Gettysburg route 4 Interment was in St Francis Xavier Catholic Cemetery Gettysburg Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl David Cromwell
Elmer David
Edna Virginia (Keller) Cromwell
Straban Township
Albert Kelley
Samuel Cromwell
Gettysburg
St. Francis Xavier's Catholic Cemetery
Mrs Susan Sheets 81 Dies At Gettysburg Home
Mrs Susan Catherine Sheets wife of Jacob S Sheets died at the Lambert home near Meadow Valley race track farm Gettysburg Wednesday at 4 40 pm after two years of failing health The Civil War veteran husband daughter and one brother survive Funeral services from the Lambert home Saturday at 1 30 pm with Rev Spencer W Aungst of St James Lutheran Church Gettysburg officiating Interment at National Cemetery Gettysburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Catherine Sheets
Jacob S. Sheets
A. J. Lambert
Meadow Valley Race Track Farm
Get«tysburg
Adams County
Dayton
Ohio
David
Elizabeth M
Fleagle) Sterner
Lambert
George E. Sterner
Freedom Township
Sheets
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Gettysburg
Lanbert
Spencer W. Aungst
National Cemetery
Dr George A Stock Dies at 58 From Tuberculosis
Dr George A Stock 58 of the United States Veterans hospital Outwood Kentucky died Saturday of tuberculosis contracted while caring for tubercular patients. A Gettysburg native he specialized in tuberculosis for about 25 years. He is survived by his widow his second wife and three children including Mrs Ruth Clark of Walton Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Stock
United States Veterans Hospital
Outwood
Kentucky
Sarah Stock
Baltimore Street
Doctor Stock
Gettysburg
Stock
Ruth Clark
Walton, Massachus
Stock family funeral held in Gettysburg
The obituary lists Mark Stock of Philadelphia and George Stock of Gettysburg with their mother Mrs. Sarah Stock of Baltimore Street and five brothers and one sister. Dr Ley E. Stock of Washington and Charles W. Stock with Rev Fr Mark E. Stock are named. Joseph Stock of Cleveland and Simon Stock of Morrisburg plus Mrs Mr Flynn of Gettysburg are noted. Funeral was held at Gettysburg Wednesday morning.
Death of Jacob C. Rummel at Culp farm Gettysburg area
Jacob C. Rummel 72 died at 5 10 Monday morning at the Culp farm on the eastern edge of Gettysburg from a complication of diseases after a lengthy illness. He was born in Straban township, lived most of his life in Adams county, and recently resided at the Culp farm. Survived by widow Sevilla Haverstock, four daughters Mrs Charles Stites of Gettysburg, Mrs Frank Stall near Center Mills, Mrs Jacob Lower of Harrisburg, Mrs Roy Watson of Gettysburg R D 4, and son Frank E. Rummel of Harrisburg. Seventeen grandchildren and one great grandchild, one sister Mrs Rosie Grostcost of Gettysburg R D 4. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p m from Bender's Funeral Home, Rev Henry W Sternat of Biglerville officiating, with interment at Bender's church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob C. Rummel
Culp Farm
Easern
Gettysburg
Mr. Rummel
Jacob and
Julia (Eckert) Rummel
Straban Township
Adams County
Culp
Sevilla Haverstock
Charles Stites
Frank Stall
Center Mills
Jacob Lower
Harrisburg
Roy Watson
Gettysburg R
Frank E. Rummel
Rosie Grostcost
Bender
Bender's Funeral
Henry W. Sternat
Biglerville
Bender's Church Cemetery
Death notice for Miss Gertrude Stavely in Littlestown
Miss Gertrude Rose Stavely age 26 daughter of L G and Rose Stavely Littlestown died Sunday at 1 15 PM from a complication of diseases. She is survived by her parents four sisters and three brothers Harry Stavely Springfield PA Mrs Noah Snyder Littlestown Thomas Stavely Philadelphia Mrs Ivan Frickrode and Mrs George Kress Littlestown Marcella and Monroe Stavely at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Rose Stavely
L. G
Rose
Buddy) Stavely
East King Street
Littlestown
Miss Stavely
Harry Stavely
Springfield
Noah Snyder
Thomas Stavely
Philadelphia
Ivan Frickrode
George Kress
Marcella
Monroe Stavely
Bigham Dies at 69 A Lifetime Dairy Partner
Charles Paxton Bigham 69 a member of the C P and M W Bigham dairy partnership died at his Freedom township home after a two year illness. He founded the dairy with his brother in 1924 serving Gettysburg area and was an elder at Lower Marsh Creek Presbyterian Church. Survived by brother Marshall W Bigham two sisters-in-law and a nephew A funeral is set for 2:00 PM Monday at the Lower Marsh Creek Presbyterian Church with Rev D W Woods officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Paxton Bigham
C. P
M. W. Bigham
Freedom Township
Bigham
William M
Margaret (Horner) Bigham
Gettysburg
Lower Marsh Creek
Smith Barnes
Camp Hill
Co. A
Longtime Littlestown merchant George Kump dies at 81
George S. Kump 81 of East King Street Littlestown died Wednesday at 3 PM in Sinai Hospital Baltimore after six weeks there. A dry goods dealer for 54 years he helped organize Littlestown Bank and led its board. Survived by widow Mary C Colehouse two daughters Mrs May Hartman Liberty NY and Mrs Lesbia K Crouse Littlestown and sister Mrs Jacob Hilbert Hanover Funeral Saturday at Redeemer's Reformed Church Littlestown and St Pauls Lutheran Church burial Mt Carmel Cemetery Littlestown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Kump
East King Street
Littlestown
Sinai Hospital
Baltimore
Mr. Kump
David and
Amanda Stonesifer Kump
Jacob Hilbert
Hanover
A. O. Bartholomew
Redeemer’s Reformed Church
D. S. Kammerer
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Mt. Carmel
Marriages Continue at St James Lutherans Gettysburg
Mildred E. Fickel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Fickel of Gardners, and ler were united in marriage Saturday by Rev. Spencer W. Aungst of St. James' Lutheran Church Gettysburg.
Shindledecker and Chronister Wed at Memorial United Brethren
Maurice W. Shindledecker and Miss Josephine W. Chronister, both of Fairfield, united in marriage Saturday at the parsonage of Memorial United Brethren church in Gettysburg. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr. N. B. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice W. Shindledecker
Josephine W. Chronister
Fairfield
Memorial United Brethren Church
Gettysburg
N. B. 8. Thomas
Fire at Cigar Factory Damages Abbottstown Area
A blaze at the Wilbur E. Haines cigar factory near Abbottstown caused about 200 dollars in damage. Believed sparked by a blow torch thawing a frozen water pipe in the cellar, firefighters used boosters to extinguish the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Wagner
Abbottstown
Cletus Messinger
Spring Grove
Wilbur E. Haines
Zacheriah Danner
Melvin Baker
Savannah Noel
Bertha Bievenour
York
Noel
Charles Devine
Paradise Protectorate
Warner Hospital
Court Grants Two Civil Court Decisions
Judge Donald P. McPherson issued two civil action opinions on Saturday afternoon. In the Long v. Ferry assumpsit case the affidavit of defense in lieu of a demurrer was overruled and the defendant must answer on the merits within 15 days. In the Nary v. Nary replevin case the demurrer was overruled with the defendant ordered to file an affidavit of defense within 15 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald P. McPherson
Pius Long
C. K. Ferry
Neil A. Nary
Quay B. Nary
John P. Butt
Mary R. Martin
Paul A. Martin
Charles G. Miller
Mt. Joy Township
Lucy Miller
Jacob Emig
Near
Granite
Howard Senseney
Westminster
Justice of the Peace
Howard G. Blocher
Littlestown
McPherson
Hospital Notes on Edges Grove and Gettysburg Patients
Flavius Smith of Edge Grove underwent an operation at Hanover hospital resulting in removal of his left eye after an automobile accident. Theodore Fuhrman of Edge Grove had an operation the same evening and remains in serious condition. Mrs. Howard F. Slagle of Hanover was discharged from West Side sanitarium and sent home by ambulance. Mrs. Mares Sherman of Gettysburg admitted to Warner hospital. Rev. Howard S. Fox, Ralph Hull, York Springs, and William Mikesell, Littlestown, discharged from Trinity Evangelical Reformed church patients. Dora Plank of Gettysburg returned home from Harrisburg hospital after goitre operation with improved condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavius Smith
Edge Grove
Hanover Hospital
Theodore Fuhrman Edge Grove
Howard F. Slagle
Hanover
West Side Sanitarium
West York
Mares Sherman
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Howard S. Fox
Trinity Evangelical Reformed Church
Ralph Hull York Springs
William Mikesell
Littlestown
Dora Plank
Harrisburg Hospital
Green Springs church hosts Young People prayer circle event
A Day of Prayer service was held Monday at the Green Springs church by the Young People's Missionary Circle. The group will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday February 12 at the church with a Valentine program and Lincoln penny offering for the Kentucky mission. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Springs
Young People's Missionary Circle
Young People’s Missionary Circle
Kentucky
Sleighing Party Members Named in Correction
A correction notes additional members of a sleighing party from last week including Mrs. Charles Markle Florence Markle Betty Jane Markle Miss Ethel McCauslin Mrs Kathryn Fidler Carl Harold Wayne Fidler and Charles Wolf. The oversight was unintentional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Markle
Florence Markle
Betty Jane Markle
Ethel McCauslin
Kathryn Fidler
Carl
Harold and Wayne Fidler
Charles Wolf
Gettysburg council approves market house lease plan
By a six to two vote the Gettysburg town council authorized leasing part of the first floor and a proposed annex to the Gettysburg post American Legion building on Baltimore Street to be used as a market house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Post
American Legion
Baltimore Street
Birthday Party Boosts Infantile Paralysis Drive in Gettysburg
Adams county residents held a patriotic birthday party at Hotel Gettysburg for President Roosevelt's likeliest birthday amid crowds of hundreds. More than 330 attendees raised over $300 with about $210 earmarked for infantile paralysis victims locally and the rest for research and prevention efforts. The event featured dancing, card games, cake cutting, and a Roosevelt radio greeting, with a long list of sponsors and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Pranitin Deland Roosevelt
Gettysburg
M. D. DeTar
Hotel
Pennsylvania Ramblers
Dante
Roosevelt
DeTar
Birthday Party
Local births announced for Riley Schoffstall and Tuckey families
Mr and Mrs George Riley Gardners R D announce a son born February 2. Mr and Mrs Leroy Schoffstall Gardners R 2 announce daughter Lois Arlene born January 28. A daughter Earlene Anita was born to Mr and Mrs Elsie Tuckey Biglerville R 2 on January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Riley
Gardners R. D
Leroy Schoffstall
Gardners R. 2
Lois Arlene
Earlene Anita
Elsie Tuckey
Biglerville R. 2
Catholic Women Oppose Sterilization Legislation in York
The Harrisburg Diocesan Council of Catholic Women met in York last week and recorded opposition to any laws favoring sterilization or contraception. The Get tysburg chapter was represented and many county seat women attended the York session. The Catholic women plan a meeting in Get tysburg in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
York
Gettysburg
Patrolman Hershner Transferred to Lancaster
Patrolman W. B. Hershner, stationed with the motor patrol at Gettysburg since November 1, was Friday transferred to Lancaster. He was succeeded at Gettysburg by Patrolman R. E. Harleman, of Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hershner
Gettysburg
Lancaster
R. E. Harleman
Harrisburg
Seven Stars Man Fractures Left Knee In Crash
John M. Willéthian Wineman, 63, of Seven Stars, suffered a fracture of the left knee in an automobile accident on the Carlisie road south of Mt. Holly Springs. He rode in a light car driven by Raymond Deardorff toward Mt. Holly Springs when the icy section of highway caused a skid into a pole. Wineman was taken to Warner hospital in Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Wineman
Seven
Carlisie Road
Mt. Holly Springs
Wineman
Raymond EF. Deardorff
Seven Stars
Adams County Commissioners
Deardorff
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Five Generations in Littlestown Found
A family spanning five generations lives in Littlestown and surrounding area all on the maternal line. The youngest is Golda Strevig, 1, her mother Delta Strevig 23, grandmother Liveie Snyder 50, great grandmother Annie Young 70, and great great grandmother Louisa Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlestown
Golda Strevig
Delta Strevig
Liveie Snyder
Annie Young
Louisa Snyder
Scarlet fever quarantines Gettysburg home
Richard Codori Jr aged year and a half, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Codori of Gettysburg, contracts scarlet fever and the residence is placed under quarantine Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard’ Codori, Jr
Richard . Codori
Gettysburg
Used Cars Traded In On New Fords At Helff-Nails Motors
Classified notice from Helff-Nails Motors Cartiere Street Hanover Pa listing multiple used cars including 1939 Ford DeLuxe Coach 1932 and 1934 models, 1931 Willys Six, 1929 Buick Roadster, 1930 Oakland V-8, and more. Demonstrators 1934 Chev sedans lightly used offered to buy and save. contact Ammot R. Smith Chevrolet at 746 West Market York Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
W. B. Stake
Studebaker
Willys
Buick
Hudson
Cadillac
Oakland
Helff-Nails Motors, Inc
Cartiere St. Hanover
Ammot
R. Smith
W. Market &J
York, Pa
Trucks for sale from Amnon R. Smith Chevrolets
Trade listing for multiple prewar vehicles including 1934 Chevrolet 144 ton with 131 inch cab priced at 525 dollars, 1933 Chevrolet 144 ton 157 inch d. m. stake at 425, 1930 Ford %% ton panel at 185, 1933 Chevrolet %% ton pick up at 395, 1932 Pontiac 44 ton panel at 75, and 1931 Chevrolet 11% ton 157 inch d. w. cab at 296 dollars. Located at 746 W Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. m
Ford
Pontiac
Amnon R. Smith
W. Market &J
York
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Jacob A. Smith
Sadie Hemler
Mary Bankert
F. X
Sephine Storm
Conewago
NEW Oxford School
Heltze
Arendtaville G
Hartrell
Byers
Ecker
Sanders
Eor
Nanny
Weaner
Arendraville
Ereeae
Kane
Pope Eer
Raff
Tomer
Ates
Jacoba
M. Martz
Euseverene Vert
J. Hull
HM. Merman
Peaesvervsee
M. Hull
Fee Ee
FE. Nerman
Eueveveyeaseee
Carbaugh
Yuhe
Ae ‘ Af Vere Eestas
B. Maller
Euerereregeere
N-O
Rowera
L. Walker
Oreccorgennes
Ballew
Seb
Eere
Seore
Eapeeorenane HY
Springer
Mrs
Miss Gertrude Stavely
Charles P. Bigham
Shindledecker
Hospital News
M. Dr. DeTar
Aero Oil’ Company
Business
Roy P. Funkhouser
W. Clarence Sheely
Gettysburg Ice and Storage. Company
H. W. A. Hanson
J. McC. Dickson
Gettysburg National Bank
United Telephone’ Company
Fairfield High School
Campbell Shoe Company
Keystone Cabinet Company
Littlestown National Bank
Foth-Gulden
Henry M. Scharf
E. H. Singmaster
John S. Rice
E. J. Farrell
J. Donald Swope
Esq
Gettysburg Elksledge
Easy
John M. Willéthian
Ammon R. Smith
W. Market St
Sterl’'S
Third St
Brounham
Good Bros, Motor CO
Chrysler and Blymouth
Bealerd
Frederick St
J. C. Tanger’s
Broadway
Mcsherrystown Hatchery
Hanover Street
Farmers & Merchants Bank
J. C. Tanger
J. C
Tanger
D. H. Sharrer & Son
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