Plan Services On Anniversary For Christian Endeavor
Miss Jean Thomas named chairman of a committee to plan a fiftieth anniversary service for Christian Endeavor founder Dr. Francis Clark. The Adams county Endeavor executive board met at Miss Vestal Stallsmith’s home and set a February 2 service at The Pines church. Other members include Paul Berwager Mrs Robert Law Mrs Fannie Hartzell and Paul Reaser.
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Jean Thomas
Christian Endeavor
Francis Clark
Adams County Christian Endeavor Executive Board
Vestal Stallsmith
Church of
The
State Union
Southeast Central District
York
Allen
Mehring
Senator Tydings Seeks Washington Lincoln Gettysburg Highway
Senator Tydings of Maryland introduced a senate joint resolution to form a committee to study building a memorial highway from the Lincoln Memorial in Washington to the Gettysburg battlefield, named the Washington Lincoln memorial Gettysburg boulevard, amid route controversy with Rockville Frederick advocates and local delegations. The Rev Dr Marshy J Roth marked his thirty fifth anniversary as pastor of Trinity Reformed Church in Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tydings
Maryland
Senate
Lincoln Memorial
Washington
Gettysburg Battlefield
Memorial
Washington-Lincoln Memorial
Gettysburg
Goldsborough
Rockville
Frederick
Westminster
Senate Agriculture Committee
Rockville-Frederick
Marshy J. Roth
Trinity Reformed Church
Hanover
Adams County hunter licenses issued to 85 year old Gettysburg man
Harry Clay of Gettysburg, 85, the oldest licensee in Adams County, tops a list of hunters issued licenses this year. The county treasurer Blaine Kitzmiller records show ages from 14 to 81 among licensees, with 4,052 resident licenses issued and 54 non residents.
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Harry Clay
Gettysburg
Gettysburg National Park
Adams County
Blaine Kitzmiller
Clay
Frank Hockey
Samuel Tuckey
Biglerville
Carson
Bendersville
Jacob Bhick
Henry Falix
McSherrystown
Hall Thompson
J. W. Winand
New Oxford
N. R. Beamer
Arendtsville
James F. Bell
J. Frank March
John G. Warner
York Springs
Eteven
Donald Shindledecker
Deardorff
McKnightstown
Harner Cashman
Glenn W. Zeigler
Littlestown
Clarence Hardman
Greenstone
Melvin Nary
Orrtanna
Phillip Everhart
Edgar A. Miller, Jr
Richard Kuhn
Cashtown
C. Richard Knipple
Ray Finebrock
Gardners
Unusual air travel offer to Glatfelter Mills visitors
The Chats pamphlet from the P. H. Glatfelter company tanks a speedy plane trip offer for Philadelphia Pittsburgh and New York merchants. Edgar C. Fuller of Vernon Bros. & Company was first to accept, spending two days at Spring Grove on a round trip by air.
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Chats
P. H. Glatfeiter Company
United States
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
York
Spring Grove
Glatfelter Mills
Edgar C. Fuller
Vernon Bros. É& Company
New York City
Mr. Fuller
Attendance at Two Taverns School Notable for November
The Two Taverns school reports perfect attendance for November for a list of pupils including Pau line Boyd Gladys Blubaugh Mary Clapsaddis and many Motter family members. Girls and boys attendance both at 98 percent. Mrs Ralph E Purdy teaches. a program is planned for Wednesday afternoon December 24 with patrons and directors urged to attend.
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Two Taverns
Pau
Shanebrook
Marion Motter
Margaret Wherley
Bernice Gouker
Charles Benner
Alvin Conover
Earl Benner
Irvin Conover
William Collins
Willis Conover
Charles Gantz
Robert Harner
Earl Jeffcoat
Glenna King
Warren Motter
James Shriver
Fred Spalding
Junior Sponseller
Ralph E. Purdy
Two Taverns School
Infant suffocated by heavy covers on Hellam farm
Harvey Nelson Druck Jr., two months old, died from suffocation after his mother tucked heavy covers over him for warmth on a cold night on a York county farm. Coroner L A Zech ruled the death accidental as the infant’s nose and mouth lost sufficient air. The grandmother found the discolored face about 10 am with the nursing bottle nipple still in the mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Nelson Druck, Jr
L. A. Zech
Drucks
Hellam Township
York County
George Druck
Mrs Crissie Plank Released on Bail Near Gettysburg
Mrs Crissie Plank of near Gettysburg was released on $1000 bail after a hearing before Justice Neil W Gibson on a charge of aggravated assault and battery. The charge arose from an incident when she allegedly pushed Marshall Eck from a moving car on the Baltimore road two weeks prior. Bail was posted by Upton H Cromer. W A Geiselman noted the bailpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crissie Plank
Gettysburg
Justice of the Peace
Neil W. Gibson
Adams County
Upton H. Cromer
W. A. Geiselman
Marshall Eck
Plank
Baltimore Road
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Senator Tydings
Memorial Highway
Frederick St
Hanover, PA
Chrysler
Prestone
Whiz Gold Band
Alcorene and
W. P. Stoner & Bro
Carlisle St
Hunter
U. S
Apex Radios
Mayti&s Washers
Better Vision
E. H. Walter
Pawsee
Gainaday
Bell & Howell
DeVry
Majestic
Westinghouse
Armstrong G. E
Universal
FE. J
E. Chestnut ST
Radios Majestic
Fada
Columbia
Stromberg-Carlson
Columbia Phonographs
Ives
Caster
Baltimore Street
Brazil
Ib Clear Toys
Libby
Hoke
Fischer’s
Kodaks — Flashlights
Shaeffer
Waterman
J. W. Fischer & Co
Carlisle Street
Pennsylvania
Broadway
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