McSherrystown Sunday School Reorganizes Under Pastor Crouse
St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School in McSherrystown restructures into departments graded by the International Council of Religious Education. The Intermediate, Young People, Women's Bible, and Men's Bible classes are led by named teachers, with an average attendance around 150, about thirty more than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
McSherrystown
Feor
Harold J. Crousé
Suneday School
International Council of Religious Education
Harold J. Crouse
John Barnits
Wiliam Legore
George Hensell
Elnathan Peterman
Lough Estate and Trust In Adams County Court
In the Orphans Court of Adams County Pennsylvania the estate of Edwin G. Lough of New Oxford is addressed. The case also concerns the trust on a share of the residuary estate payable to William M. Lough when he reaches age 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin G. Lough
New Oxford
William M. Lough
Trusteeship of Lough Estate Account Filed in Adams Court
The Citizens' Trust Company of Gettysburg as trustee for Edwin G. Lough's residuary estate filed its first and final account in Adams County Orphans Court showing a balance of 1098.66 with accrued income from November 23 1933. The account was nisi confirmed and will be confirmed absolutely January 2 1934 unless exceptions are filed. C F Plamer Clerk of Orphans Court ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Trust Company of
Gettysburg
Orphans’ Court
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Edwin G. Lough
New Oxford
William M. Lough
C. F. Plamer
Sheriff Sale Notices Under Writs of Fieri Facias
Public notices detail two sheriff sales in Adams County Pennsylvania the first on December 30 1930 at 2 pm at Gettysburg Court House for Edna B Hostetter J Emory Hostetter and others containing 40 acres more or less with a brick mill buildings and farm outbuildings described from Kindig Maur land and likely boundaries second sale on January 13 1934 at 2 pm for P C Musselman Alice Musselman and others with a 12 acre more or less tract including a frame house stable and outbuildings in Hamiltonban Township located near Fairfield Liberty Hall and Milford Musselman descriptions reference to deed book 107 page 278 and court execution procedures announced by Sheriff John C Wible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Court House
Gettysburg
Union Township
Pennsylvania
Kindig and Maur
C. B. Stoner
Edna B. Hostetter
Office of Recorder of Deeds
J. Emory Hostetter
Hamiltonian Township
Fairfield
Liberty Hall School House
David Shulley
Milford Musselman
P. C. Musselman
Alice Musselman
Sunday School Board Formed For School Improvement
A board of managers consisting of school officers and teachers meets on the third Monday monthly to discuss methods and plans to improve the school. Sunday classes are now separate units for efficiency. New hymnals have been purchased. For 1934 the officers elected are Superintendent George Hensell Assistant Superintendent Belgie Greenholt Secretary Eden Leister Treasurer Henry Menges Librarian Earl Collins. The officers will be installed Sunday at 7 p.m. with a sermon on The Value of A Modern Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hensell
Belgie Greenholt
Eden Leiser
Henry Menges
Earl Collins
Depositors Benefit Under New Plan
The federal deposit liquidation division moves to release the maximum insured funds to depositors of banks closed since January 1, 1930. With committees and the approval of William D. Gordon, the state banking secretary, the plan advances. Affected institutions include The Littlestown Savings Institution and the Farmers' and Merchants' Bank of Dillsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Gordon
Littlestown Savings Institution
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Dillsburg
Six lemons picked from Sharpe tree in Gettysburg yard
Mr and Mrs Gomer Sharpe of Gettysburg reported six lemons harvested from a tree they planted five years ago. The event highlights a new fruit-bearing milestone for a household garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomer Sharpe
Gettysburg
Small Town Typewriter Man Builds Local Enterprise
Q L Eicholtz of New Oxford built a thriving typewriter business starting in his teens by selling rebuilt machines to neighbors. He expanded to around 20 sales in a town of 1,200, added Royal and CoronI brands, and now runs a store with new and used machines, service shop, and storage. He owns a modern one story building on the Lincoln highway and serves New Oxford Hanover Gettysburg areas with two cars, a full-time man, and a part-time salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. L. Elcholtz
New Oxford
Eicholtz
Elcholtz
Royal Standard
Coroni
Royal Portable
Coronr
Hanover
Gettysboro
Bequest to Citizens' Trust Trustees in Gettysburg
In Adams County Orphans Court a bequest to Citizens' Trust Company of Gettysburg as trustee provides $4,000 for the testator's widow for life and, after her death, for the testator's children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin G. Lough
New Oxford
Citizens’ Trust Company of
Gettysburg
First and final account of The Citizens' Trust Company of Gettysburg
The Citizens' Trust Company of Gettysburg trustee for the above estate filed the first and final account showing a balance of 916.19 with accrued income from November 23 1933 to be accounted for. It was confirmed nisi by the Orphans Court of Pennsylvania and will be confirmed absolutely on January 2 1934 unless exceptions are filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Trust Company of
Gettysburg
Orphans’ Court
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Cc. F. Palmer
Quotas in Sales Contests for Typewriter Firms
The article notes quotas in contests run by Royal Typewriter, L. S. Smith and Corona Typewriters, and discusses Fidelty’s business practice. It highlights a philosophy that success depends on effort and mobility, not town size, citing Mr Eicholtz’s history as support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Typewriter Company
Smith and Corona Typewriters
Fidelty
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Eicholtz
Hog processing tax to stay at one dollar until 1934
Secretary Wallace said the hog processing tax remains $1 per hundredweight through February 1 1934 instead of rising to $1 50 on December 31 The rate then steps to $2 26 from February 1 to March 1 and the change aims to curb hog surplus stocks and dampen farm price declines amid continued large hog slaughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Littlestown Man Joins Federal Reserve Bank in Philadelphia
Robert A. Wilson of Littlestown will join the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, appointed by the Federal Reserve Board in Washington. He starts January 1 after leaving Equitable Trust in Atlantic City where he has worked since 1925 as trust officer. He earlier served as a state bank examiner from 1922 to 1925 and was a senior examiner in his first year. Wilson studied at Gettysburg College and graduated from the University of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Wilson
R. H. Wilson
Littlestown
Federal Reserve Bank of
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Wilson
Equitable Trust Company
Atlantic City
Gettysburg College
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Congregational Meeting Names 1934 Church Officers
Green Springs elects 1934 officers for Sunday school Christian Endeavor and Young People circle. John Wolf as class leader. Oscar Stambaugh four year trustee. Paul O Miller superintendent. Lenora Bentzel treasurer. Walth Warnick president of Christian Endeavor. Young People officers include Lenora Bentzel president and Ada Stambaugh treasurer. Officers and teachers of the Sunday school appointed include Librarians Elenora Lentzel Alan Frock and cradle roll supervisors. Installation set for January 7 and Beanville Community Tree planned for Friday at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Young People’s Missionary Circle
John Wolf
John C. Miller
Oscar Stambaugh
Lewis Warnick
Paul O. Miller
Harold Wentz
Ieth Warnick
Lewis Ware
Alan Frock
Pauline Warman
Bertha Frock
J. E. Richter
Maurice Miller
George Wolf
Warnick
Edith Warnick
L. M Bridge
Adolphus Frock
Beanville
Sprankle sues Funkhouser Co. for $1200 damage in trespass
John W. Sprankle of Jamillonban township files a civil action in trespass seeking $1200 damages for pollution of a stream and damage to vegetable growth caused by the Funkhouser company of Charmian. He claims waste since December 1, 1928 has made meadow land unfit for grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funkhouser Company
Charmian
John W. Sprankle
Jamillonban Township
8. L. Allison
Sprankle
Adams County Sealed Bids For Reconstruction Of Dicks Dam Bridge
Sealed proposals will be received by the Adams County Commissioners on January 8 1934 at 10 am for furnishing tools labor and materials for reconstructing the two steel deck girder spans of the Dicks Dam bridge over Conewago Creek in Hamilton and Reading Townships. Plans and specifications available for five dollar deposit refundable on return. Proposals must include a ten percent certified check. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Howe
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Dicks’ Dam
Conewago Creek
Hamilton
Reading
Adams County
County Commissioners
Remodeling of Hanover Hotel store for state liquor sales
A contract for remodeling the Hotel Richard McAllister Hanover store room into a state liquor store has been awarded to O I Hostetter. Completion is targeted for January 2 with interior layout separating purchaser space from stock areas. The exterior will remain unchanged and the Hanover outlet is described as small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McAllister
Hanover
O. I. Hostetter
Woman Clerk Weds Virginians in Richmond Ceremony
Deputy clerk Mrs Nimon W. Wateren officiated as Mise Bylvin B Zulver married Landorof Cerber both of Richmond Virginia on Thursday afternoon. The notice highlights the official wedding ceremony conducted by the clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimon W. Wateren
Mise Bylvin B. Zulver
Landorof
Cerber
Richmond
Virginia
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Ian
3Unman
Rda
McSherrystown S. S
Hensel
Ohn C, Wible
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Sale
John C. Wible
County of
Adams
D. P. McPherson
Courts of Common Pleas
Fulton
Court of Oyer and Terminer
John cC. Bream
F. XX. Colgan
John O. Wible
Federal Reserve Bank
Natural Springs
York Road
Hemler Beauty Shoppe
Broadway
Green Springs
Happy New Year Coal and Wood
WM. Peterman
Oxford, Pa
Fire Island
Beale’s Restaurant
the Square
New Oxford, PA
Stauffer’s
Pretzels
D.F Stauffer Eset Co. Late
Ycre
GOULD
New Oxford Garage
Raymond Wolf
Prop
Hanover Street
Sunoco Gardens
B. E. Gentzler
Lincolnway West
New
Oxford
H. E. Lough
East High Street
C. E. Lough
Hanover Recreation Hall
E. Chestnut ST
Hanover, PA
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D. F. Slentz
Fairview Inn Y
Mile Enat
R. E. Shriver
Mer
Hanover Night Hawks
Good Brothers
Ford
Oldsmobile
Chrysler
Nash
Plymouth
Good Brothers Motor Company
Chrysler and
West Market St. York
Penna
Dial
Berwick
A. W. Duncan
Talbot
D. H. Danner
Geo. Laughman
Norman Hildebrand
Cyrus Lehigh
C. R. Wolf
Lester Wagner
H. V. Rahn
Aaron Nace
Jesse Reichart
Edw. Brownwell
Nath. Laughman
G. W. Hartman
Henry Rodgers
Percy Markle
Jno. Grim
Geo. Brownwell
Ivan Koehler
Roy Duncan
Alfred Laughman
Calvin Markle
Maurice Wolfgang
John Markle
Jno
Strausbaugh
Albert Laughman
Jno. Winand
G. W. Feeser
G. E. Bollinger
C. H. Bittinger
Jas. Laughman
Markle
C. E. Auchey—Convention and Auditor
Chas, Brothers—Convention
Dept. of Revenue
Union—Insurance
Beth. Mines Corp
Stone Iister Trade
Aeeune
Abbottstown Fire Co. —Fire Protection
Ef. Rohrbaugh
Claud Orndorff
Paul Miller
Chas. Auchrey, Claude Orndore
Paul C, Miller
Hankle Auto Top & Body Shop
Duco
Exper
Auto Tops
Broadway Hanover, PA
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