Local Notes from Allen town and New Oxford
Local news covers a car accident amputation for Miss Mary Jane Birely of Allen town, bank dividends, Santa at Rupp's, Christmas events, church and lodge activities, school calendar, letters inviting gift subscriptions, a representative’s X ray check, residents moving, a charity package project, medical operations, school board officers, paper delivery pauses, a New Year dance, parochial school vacation, lodge officers, eggs price, estate sale results, hunting trophies, and site society officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Birely
Allentown
New Oxford
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Santa Claus
Rupp’s
George D. Sheely
Warner Hospital
Hanover Hospital
New Oxford School Board
Jos. C. Herman
J. Felix Sanders
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Hebron Lodge No
Richard W. Livingston
Merill A. Yohe
Hubert B. Flaherty
Curtis Sponseller
Raymond M. Baugher
Wm. C. Alwine
Ed. T. Auker
George A. Klingel
Grand Lodge
Clarence P. Keefer
New
Whitman’s Candies Gift Wrappings and Boxes Feature
Whitman’s Candies offers regular line goods in Xmas wrappings and gift boxes from $1 to $7.50. Smiths Drug Store on Broadway Hanover Pa advertises perfumes from Coty and Hudnut, and Christmas gift sets from $0.25 to $35. Green trading stamps are offered with each purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman's
Smiths Drug Store
Broadway
Hanover
Hanover High girls and boys beat New Oxford on Friday
Hanover High defeated New Oxford in both girls and boys games. In girls action Hanover won 32 to 11 after a strong second half by New Oxford, while in the boys game Hanover pulled away late after a rest period for their first-stringers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
New Oxford
NEW Oxford Hanover
McClain
Warner! Myers
Hamm Weaver
Miller Steffan
Stokes
Carbaugh
Kunkle Livingston
Panebaker
Troxell
Anthony
Bender
Markle
Found Dead in York Boarding House
Joseph Herman, 63, a resident of a men’s boarding house run by Joseph McMaster in York, was found dead in his bed Tuesday night. Authorities believe alcoholism and exposure caused his death. McMaster, the house keeper long known in New Oxford, found him after he last spoke with roomer Michael Miller around 3 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Herman
Joseph McMaster
York
Herman
McMaster
New Oxford
Michael Miller
Miller
Former Shoe Superintendent Sells Store Moves to East Berlin Plant
Co. C. Brown of Waynesboro, former New Oxford Shoe Company superintendent, has sold his store near Waynesboro and will re enter shoe manufacturing in East Berlin. He will operate the Service Shoe factory at East Berlin and move late this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Brown
Waynesboro
New Oxford Shoe Company
East Berlin
Mr. Brown
Scarlet fever strikes Francis Byer family member
Francis son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Byer of S Peters Street is suffering a mild attack of scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Lawrence Byer
S. Peters Street
New Oxford Teams to Play at Arendtsville Friday
The New Oxford High School boys and girls basketball teams travel to Arendtsville for Friday evening games. John Breighner of Hanover Street, a Warner hospital patient, remains about the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford High School
Arendtsville
John Breighner
Hanover Street
Warner Hospital
Christmas Trees For Sale By Emory Smits
Pine and cedar trees offered at residence Hanover Street New Onsford by Emory Smits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Smits
Hanover Street
New Onsford
Local social notes list visitors and family gatherings across towns
Mrs. Alice Byer and Ellsworth visit Mt. Holly while the Gravatts plan time with Mrs. Staub. Diehls visit Gettysburg. Schriver, aboard the Malang, spends weekend at Center Square home. Zinns and Virginia visit Dr. and Mrs. Snyder. Feiser visits New Cumberland. Mummert visits sister Staub in N Peters Street. Nora Yantis visits grandparents in McSherrystown. Howe of York Springs visits Weikert’s near town. Shriver, Colestock, Ferry, Spahr, and Maude McLaughlin group spend Sunday at Emma Spahr’s. Mary Boyd visits Ruth Weikert near New Oxford. Dellinger home hosts several families. Franklin Howe wedding dinner honors Jacob L. Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Byer
Lincolnway
Ellsworth
Mt. Holly
N. J
Chester Gravatt
Idaho
Gravatt
Elenora Staub
C. E. Diehl
Lincoln Heights
Gettysburg
CG. J. Schriver
N. Peters Street
Nora Yantis
Myr
John Yantis
McSherrystown
A. F. McCadden
Berlin Street
Jacob Howe
York Springs
Albert Weikert
Amanda Shriver
Carlisle Street
Allison
Carmen
Beatrice Steffan
West High Street
Mae Warner
Hanover
John Colestock
Merle Wilson
West
O. F. Ferry
Elenor
C. M. Spahr
Maude McLaughlin
York
Oma Singley
Newark
Del
Emma Spahr
Berlin Avenue
Mary Boyd
Ruth Weikert
New Oxford
R. R. Dellinger
Edgar Bly
Goldie
Freda
Roy Stock
New Chester
George Deatrick
Franklin Howe
Jacob Ll. Howe
Grace
Melvin Warren
Arendtsville
Robert H. Myers
Hospital News From Hanover Gettysburg and York
Mrs. David Musselman of Hanover broke her left collar bone in a domestic fall and was treated at Hanover hospital. Robert Bell of Gettysburg was discharged from Warner hospital after an operation last week. Ralph Warner of Littlestown, who lost a hand at a deer camp incident, was discharged from Warner hospital. Helen Cunningham Schroyer of Gettysburg and Justice Miller of Aspers were discharged from Warner hospital. Stewart Laughman of Abbottstown Route 1 is admitted to York hospital for surgery. Mildred N. Leese of Hanover is discharged from York hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Musselman
Hanover
Hanover Hospital
Robert Bell
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Ralph Warner
Littlestown
South Mountains
Helen Cunningham Schroyer
Justice Miller
Aspers
Stewart Laughman
Abbottstown R. 1
York Hospital
Mildred N. Leese
Charges Dropped Against Westminster Auto Driver
Charges against Herbert Corbin arising from a Gettysburg crash were dropped after a settlement between the Gehret and Corbin parties. Corbin to pay costs. The Gehret car driven by Miss Helen Bream and three women aboard had minor injuries. The assault and battery charge from J Herman Bream was addressed in the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Auto
Herbert Corbin
Westmister
Gettysburg
Corbin
T. E. Gehret
Chambersburg
Helen Bream
Gehret
J Herman Bream
Holland Restaurant in Hanover Offers Light Lunch and Soda
A description of the Holland Restaurant at 39 Carlisle Street, Hanover, inviting shoppers to stop for meals, light lunch, and soda fountain service during Christmas shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland Restaurant
Carlisle Street
Hanover
Deaths Elizabeth Hulick 82 widow of George Hulick
Mrs. Elizabeth Wolf Hulick aged 82 died at her home near New Chester on Wednesday afternoon. She is survived by son Harry W. Hulick and daughter Mrs Samuel Stock Hampton, a sister Mrs Reuben Wirt, seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Brief services were held at home and at Pines Lutheran church with Rev J Harold Little officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included H H Beamer Peter J Millar Luther Minter Charles Deardorff Frank Myers and Cletus Milhimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Wolf) Hulick
George W. Hulick
New Chester
Harry W. Hulick
Adams County
Samuel Stock
Hampton
Reuben Wirt
Biglerville
Pines Lutheran Church
J. Harold Little
St. Pawl
Pines
Miss Mazie Price Dies in Hanover at 48
Miss Mazie May Price of Hanover died Friday evening from complications of diseases. She was 48 and a daughter of Joseph V. and Emma Wolf Price. Surviving are her mother and one brother Cletus Price of Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazie May Price
Hanover
Joseph V
Emma (Wolf) Price
Cletus Price
Longtime Fairfield resident Jacob Weikert dies at 65
Jacob S Weikert age 65 lived in Fairfield died Friday morning from complications of diseases at home. Survived by widow Susan A Weikert and many children including Clarence Edith Edith B Preston J names. Also survived by brothers and sisters J Mahlon Edwin Emma Emma Emma, Harry, Willian. Interment held in Fairfield Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob S. Weikert
Fairfield
Mr. Weikert
Susan A. Weikert
Clarence E. Weikert
Preston S. Weikert
Edith B. Weikert
Norman T. Cluck
Earl J. Weikert
York
Ray I. Weikert
Virginia Mills
Ray Keefer
Gettysburg R. D
Maurice J. Weikert
Frank A. Weikert
Charles Swope
New Chester
Charles W. Weikert
J. Mahlon Weikert
Edwin L. Weikert
Gettysburg
William Harner
Freedom Township
Emma J. Weikert
Greenmount
Harry A. Weikert
Orrianna
Willian P. Weikert
McKnightstown
Rev William J Sheaffer Dies at Newport After Pastoral Work
The Rev. William J. Sheaffer former pastor of the Hanover Methodist Episcopal Church died at his Newport home on Wednesday from heart trouble after about a week of illness. He served in Hanover from 1925 to 1927 before moving to Newport where he was serving as pastor at the time of his death. His wife died in Hanover in February 1927 and was buried at Jersey Shore. He is survived by four daughters and four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Sheaffer
William J. Sheaffer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hanover
Newport
Mr. Sheaffer
Mrs. Alice C. Brown Dies After Fall At 84
Mrs. Alice C. Brown aged 84, mother of John A. Brown of Hanover and Wellington M. Brown of Hanover, died near Taneytown from injuries after a fall six weeks earlier that fractured her hip. She was a member of the Littlestown Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice C. Brown
John A. Brown
Hanover
Wellington
M. Brown
Taneytown
Brown
Lutheran Church
Littlestown
Funeral set for Hanover resident 90
Solomon Meckley Hanover elder died Saturday at home at age 90 from complications of diseases. He married Sevilla Swarthaugh about 63 years ago. she survives with seven children: Elder Meckley West Manheim township Mrs John Kopp Samuel Meckley Hanover Mrs John Barnhart York George Meckley Blooming Grove J Paul Meckley Mrs William Becker Hanover. Funeral was held Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Meckley
Hanover
Sevilla Swartzhaugh
Elder Meckley
West Manheim Township
John Kopp
Samuel Meckley
John Barnhart
York
George Meckley
Blooming Grove
J. Paul Meckley
William Becker
Mrs Nancy Irwin 90 Dies at Idaville Home
Mrs Nancy Irwin 90 of Adams county died at her son Wilbur J Irwin s home near Idaville Saturday morning at 5 15 from stroke complications suffered a week earlier She was a member of Idaville United Brethren church Her husband Elijah W Irwin died 17 years ago Survived by son Wilbur Irwin with whom she lived Interment was held Tuesday at Bendersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Irwin
Adams County
Wilbur J. Irwin
Idaville
Young James Ziegler Dies After Illness at Grandparents
James Henry Ziegler, nine years nine months old, died at his grandparents Mr and Mrs Daniel Ziegler Hanover after a two months illness from a complication of diseases. He is survived by his father Ho race E Ziegler and two sisters. The funeral was held on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry Ziegler
Horace E. Ziegler
Daniel Ziegler
Hanover
Woman Killed At Menges Mills Crossing
Mrs Mars Wolf of Menges Mills was killed instantly in a collision with a Hanover-York interurban car at the Menges Mills crossing Monday evening. Her two children were injured, Ellen 8 critically, as the Wolf automobile was dragged about 75 feet along the trolley bed. The motorman Rob et Llaus blew the whistle twice and the family, en route home from the Frank Hoke farm, included John Walt, her husband, and eight brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menges Mills
Mars Wolf
John Walt
Menges’ Mills
Ellen
Hanover
Wolf
Wolfs
Frank Hoke Farm
Walt
Hoke Farm
Fllen
John
Hanover Hospital
Howard W. Brown
W. J. Danner
Spring Grove
Frank Hoke
Daniel
U Hanover
Kralltown Man David Anderson Dies at 7:15 PM
David Anderson of Kralltown dies of apoplexy Monday evening after returning from his farm. Coroner J U Zech notes death. Survived by children in Kralltown Wellsville York Springs and York area, plus three brothers and three sisters. Funeral Thursday at home 10 PM then Wellsville Evangelical church with interment Warrington Friends burial ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David 140 Anderson
Kralltown
Anderson
J. Uo Zech
Anderson Jis
Robert M
Krall Town
John UI
Joburg
Charles H Wellsville
Wlarry Borden
Dover
William H
Wellsville
Irahk M
York Springs
Russel East
York
Heoward Joiffenderfer Lancaster
Adam Walton
Harlen
Roy BR. Lancaster
David FO
William QC
Charles K Anderson
East Berlin
George Anderson
George Heiges
Dillsburg
John Reeser
Warry Trooth
Wellsville Revangelical Church
Warrington
Emory Smith Noted at Residence on Hanover Street
Local brief records Emory Smith listed at a residence on Hanover Street in New Oxford, with Cedar noted as part of the designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Smith
New Oxford
Flickinger and McIlwee Secretly Wed Near New Oxford
Miss M Hagel McIlwee daughter of Mr and Mrs L B McIlwee and Earl Flickinger son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Flickinger were secretly married a few months ago by Rev Ralph Weeks in Annapolis Maryland They now reside with the McIlwees Old Mill Garage manager Mr Flickinger operates west of New Oxford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. MeIlwee
Earl Flickinger
Harvey Flickinger
New Oxford
Ralph Weeks
Annapolis
McIlwee
Flickinger
Old Mill
Heckenluber Bride Marries Longenecker in Arendtsville
A pretty wedding was held Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O G Heckenluber in Arendtsville. Their daughter Miss Isabelle Heckenluber wed Marshall Longenecker, son of Mrs. Hester Longenecker of Arendentsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longenecker—Heckenluber
O. G . Heckenluber
Arendtsvile
Isabelle Heckenluber
Marshall Longenecker
Hester Longeneecker
Arendtsville
Wilkinson and Kime Married at Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
Robert R. Wilkinson of Wellsboro and Mildred M. Kime of Gettysburg wed recently as the Rev. Dr. Henry L. G Kieffer officiated at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage. Frederick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Wilkinson
Wellsboro
Mildred M. Kime
Gettysburg
Henry L. G Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
Frederick
Leppo and Werner Wed in West Manheim Parsonage
Miss Ruth N Leppo daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Leppo and Jacob J Werner both of Hanover R D 2 were married Sunday morning in the parsonage of the West Manheim Reformed charge Hanover by Rev E M Sando A wedding dinner followed with the bride's maternal grandparents near Littlestown celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth N. Leppo
John M. Leppo
Jacob J. Werner
Hanover R. D. 2
West Manheim Reformed Charge
Hanover
E. M. Sando
Littlestown
Zortman and Grim Wed at Grace Reformed Church
Miss Dorothy Zortman and Richard Grim married Sunday evening at 9 in the Grace Reformed church parsonage Hanover. The couple will reside with the bridegroom's father, Jacob D. Grim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Zortman
Chauncey Zortman
Richard Grim
Jacob D. Grim
Hanover
Grace Reformed Church
Winfield S. Harman
Basehonor Shelley Tie The Knot In York Nuptials
Lloyd Basehonor of Littlestown and Miss Alice M. Shelley of York were wed by Rev. Dr. L Walter Lutz at the Second United Brethren parsonage in York. There were no attendants.
Goodfellow Yingling Nuptials Burned Car Fire En Route
Miss Elsie M. Yingling daughter of Mrs. Howard C. Yingling married George H. Goodfellow son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Goodfellow in Grace Evangelical church Wednesday. The ring ceremony was by Rev W F Yingling with Rev E J Bayne. On the way to York to secure a license his car caught fire three miles from the borough. flames were smothered with a blanket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Borough
Births Report From Hanover Gettysburg and Nearby Areas
Local notices record multiple newborns with parents and hometowns including Hanover Gettysburg McSherrystown Abbottstown and Lancaster area births. Hospitals named Warner hospital and dates span December and recent weeks with several daughters and sons named Ed ward Margaret Loss Gwendolyn Joyce and more.
S T Bastian Found Dead In Hanover Home
Stephen Thomas Bastian a 72 year old real estate broker and notary public was found dead in his Hanover bathroom Tuesday after being ill for nine weeks. He served as notary public under eleven governors with appointments from 1891 to 1929. Survived by two sisters and a late wife Effie May Holtz died five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Thomas Bastian
Hanover
Mr Bastian
Peter Albright
Bastian
Allentown
Philadelphia
Robert E. Patterson
John S. Fisher
Effie May Holtz
New Chester
Tyrone Two Youth Charged With Assault
The incident occurred as Jacob Emlet fourteen and Willis Marshall six walked home from Cranberry Valley school in Tyrone township. Emlet was arrested Monday afternoon by Constable George B. Aughbaugh and Trooper Joseph Harrington on assault and battery charges. W. W. Marshall, Willis’s father, filed the information. Bail of 300 dollars was posted by Thomas Emlet for court in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Emlet
Willis Marshall
Cranberry Valley School
Tyrone Township
Young Emlet
George B. Aughinbaugh
Gettysburg
Joseph M. Harrington
State Police
W. W. Marshall
Emlet
Wirt Eemlet
Tyrone
Willis
Thomas Emilet
Margaret Snyder in Critical Condition in Colon Zone Hospital
Dr and Mrs W R Snyder of Car Nile street received a radiogram Monday that their daughter Margaret, ill in a Colon Canal Zone hospital, is in critical condition. He plans to sail from New York Saturday. Peggy Snyder had wintered with her sister Mrs Robi Lawes in Panama, and earlier updates spoke of improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Snyder
Nile Street
Margaret
Colon, Canal Zone
Snyder
New York
Miss Snyder
Robi. Lawes
Panama
First Lutheran Church of New Oxford Names Officers
The First Lutheran church in New Oxford will elect council members the first Sunday in January. Incumbents C L Eicholtz E Livingston Frank Herrick and Harry Noble Arthur Nester face term expirations as trustee elders and deacons. Nominations include C Sponseller Samuel Holtry R M Baugher M G Colestock J M Hulick Luther Oradorf for trustees and elders and G M Spangler Amos Jutette Harry Wildusin Mervin Roeland for deacons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
New Oxford
C. L. Eicholtz
E. ©. Livingston
Frank Herrick
Harry Noble
Arthur Nester
Church Council
C. Sponseller
Samuel Holtry
R M Baugher
M. G. Colestock
J. M Hulick
Luther Oradorf
G. M. Spangler
Amos Jutette
Harry Wildusin
Mervin Roeland
Old Mill Garage Reopens in New Building Saturday
Old Mill Garage, managed by E F Flickinger, opens Saturday in a new building on the site of Diehl’s mill west of New Oxford. A minimum five gallon gas purchase on Saturday and Sunday earns four quarts of 25c mover ol. The garage is described as one of the most complete in the vicinity and invites local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Flickinger
Diehl’s Mill
New Oxford
Flickinger
Church notices from New Oxford churches
The First Evangelical Lutheran Church led by Rev Geo E Sheffer shows Sunday School at 9 am and worship at 10 15 am and 7 pm with themes Is Jesus still the Savior and What then shall I do with Jesus Special music by the choir and a Christmas program by the Sunday School and church choir on Christmas night at 7 o clock Holy Communion on Sunday Dec 28 during Christmas vacation for visiting families Preparatory service Friday evening Dec 26 at 7 30 pm The First Methodist Church led by Rev R B Dysart lists Sunday School at 9 30 am and worship at 7 pm with A Christian Message The Christmas entertainment is set for Wednesday Dec 24 at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
New Oxford
Geo. E. Sheffer
Jesus
Suneday School
M. E. Church
R. B. Dysart
B. Finherty
Christmas Message Sermon At St Pauls Reformed Church
St Pauls Reformed Church New Oxford invites worshippers to Sunday services led by Rev H E Sheely with Church School at 9 and worship at 10. Sermon titled A Christmas Message with special music including Anthem A Christmas Song and solo A Christmas Lullaby Mary Rupp, violin William Himes. Church officers election follows. Christmas night program at 7 30 promising a fine, engaging event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Reformed Church
New Oxford
H. E. Sheely
Mary Rupp
William Himes
Emmanuel Reformed Church Christmas Service and Elections
Emmanuel Reformed Church at Ab Bottstown announces a church school at 9 a.m. and worship at 10 a.m. on Sunday with the sermon titled A Christmas Message. Officers to be elected on the last Sunday in December. The regular Christmas service will be observed on Christmas Eve. A fine program is planned and an invitation is extended to attend. attendees are assured they will be glad to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Abbottstown
Hampton Brethren Sunday Schedule Brief
The Hampton Brethren announce Sunday services with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and church service at 10 30 a m on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Brethren
Christmas Sermon and Services at York Springs Charge
York Springs Lutheran Charge schedules Sunday School at 9 30 a m with a Christmas sermon at 10 30 a m and a Sunday School Christmas service at 7 00 p m Lower Bermudian holds Sunday School at 1 00 p m and preaching at 2 00 p m with a Christmas service at 7 00 o'clock Chestnut Grove offers Sunday School and gift distribution to children at 9 30 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Springs
Lower Bermudian
Chestnut Grove
Saint Pauls H. Elected Officers For Sunday School
The Saint Pauls H. 5 reports the Sunday School officers elected at St. Pauls on Sunday morning. Names include Superintendent J. F. Sanders, assisted by H. S. Welkert, Secretary Charles Alwine, assistant secretaries Marian Wolf and Wo¢ Alwine, Jr., Treasurer Wo¢ Alwine, pianist Grace M. and assistant Beatrice Jean, Mrs F. Keeny superintendent of Crudie Kall, Mrs E Mitenhofer Home Department, Mrs Harvey Howe superintendent of Primary, assisted by Miss Harvey Brock. All teachers were selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
New Qatar
J. F. Sanders
H. 5. Welkert
Charles Alwine
Marian Wolf
Wo¢ Alwine
Grace M
Beatrice Jean
Crudie Kall
F. Keeny
E Mitenhofer
Local man Alex Wolfe gravely ill after road accident
Alex Wolfe of New Chester was found injured on the road between Daniel Hinkle and Jeansie Wolf. Hinkle and Nell aided him and carried him to his son Reymond in New Oxford where he remains seriously ill with a complication of diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Wolfe
New Chester
Newators
Reo
Daniel Hinkle
Jeansie Wolf
Mr. Hinkle
Mr. Nell
Mr. Wolfe
Reymond
New Oxford
Gifts for Men Travel Kits and Shaving Sets
Displayed at Smith's Drug Store in Hanover Pennsylvania this collection includes traveling kits manicure military and brush sets plus shaving brushes and stands priced from 3.50 to 15.00 ideal for home or travel use.
Auction Bargain Listing of Household Items and Music
Three gold fish with large bowl and stand priced at 11.90. Andraesburg roller canary cage and stand. Atwater Kent all electric radio from 60. New player piano valued at 600 for 205. Sheet music three for one from NACES MUBIO STORE Hanovus Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andraesburg
Atwater Kent Radio
All Electric
Iow
Naces Mubio
Hanovus
Chicken Dinner at Raders and Coulson's Restage
Daily chicken dinner offered at Raders and Coulson's on 112 Broadway Hanover Pa. Dinner served from 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM with takeout and dine-in options. Dinner time and location reflect a local community food event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raders& Coulson
Broadway
Hanover
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Houbigant
Coty
Caron
Hudnut
Azurea
Rogers & Gallet
Hanover, Pa
Hanover Pa
Hanover High
GF. T
Auker
Kling
Schriner
Alwine
Higginbotham
Sheely
Kintzing
Pfaff
Seeere
Mummert
Bemiller
Jos. McMaster
Hart's
Hospital News
Elizabeth Hulick
Mrs
Hanover-York
Flickinger—Mcilwee
M. Hagel McIlwee
Wilkinson
Kime
Werner—Leppo
Grim—Zortman
Frank Small
Edward
Bon
John A. Herring
Anthony Falco
Preston Rhodes
Paul W. Smith
Harrisburg
Paul Wentworth Smith
Hover Jensen
Margaret Loss
Jensen
Florence Bitetinger
Joseph Straushaugh
B Straushaugh
Mary Small
Louis Small
Charles Henry Laughman
R. D
Gwendolyn Joyce Laughman
Stewall Kapp
Bigilerville
Cris Augsberger
Lancaster
Pen
Augsberger
Estella Cook
J. Wilbert Cook
Flora Dale
Pinhp Redding
S. T. Bastian
Tyrone Two
Margaret Snyder
Owen
Saint Paul's H. 5
Alex. Wolfe I5
Smith's Drug Store
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