Sunday School Reforms At St Pauls Lutheran McSherrystown
The St Pauls Lutheran Sunday school in McSherrystown under Rev Harold J Crouse has re graded classes per the International Council of Religious Education. The Intermediate and Young People departments serve ages twelve to twenty with multiple classes taught by named instructors. Attendance runs about 160, up from last year as a new constitution is adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
McSherrystown
Harold J. Crouse
International Council of Religious Education
John Barnitz
William Legore
George Hensell
Einathan Peterman
Adams County Orphans Court notices and sheriff sale
In Adams County Pennsylvania the Orphans Court schedules the estate of Edwin G Lough and the trust for William M Lough with a final account of 1098 66 and an absolute confirmation date of January 2 1934. A sheriff s sale of Union Township real estate including a two story brick mill and other outbuildings is set for December 30 1930 at 2 PM at the Gettysburg courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans' Court
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Edwin G. Lough
New Oxford
William M. Lough
Orphans’ Court
Depositors Benefit Under New Plan For Bank Closures
The federal liquidation division plans to release maximum insured funds to depositors of banks closed since January 1, 1930 based on new asset appraisals. With committees and state banking official William D. Gordon approving, the effort targets Littlestown Sayings Institution and Farmers and Merchants Bank of Dillsburg. Six lemons were plucked from a tree grown by Mr and Mrs Gomer Sharpe of Gettysburg. a seed was planted five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Gordon
Littlestown
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Dillsburg
Gomer Sharpe
Gettysburg
Public sale of Adams County real estate on January 1934
In pursuance of a writ the sheriff will expose for public sale on January 21 1934 at 2 PM at the Gettysburg courthouse a tract of land in Hamiltonian Township Adams County containing about twelve acres with a 2 1 2 story frame house outbuildings and bounded by the Shulley and Musselman lands. The sale proceeds to satisfy a Musselman estate claim. Proclamation to local officials issued by Sheriff John C Wible December 18 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Gettysbuurg
Union Township
Pennsylvania
Kindig and Maur
Jancés
John Kindly
Jancis
Jacob K
Susan K. Rostetter
C. B. Stoner
Edna B. Hostetter
Office of Recorder of Deeds
J. Emory Hostetter
Court House
Gettysburg
Hamiltonian Township
Fairfield
Liberty Hall School House
David Shulley
Milford Musselman
P. C. Musselman
Alice Musselman
County of
Adams
D. P. McPherson
Courts of Common Pleas
Fulton
Court of Oyer and Terminer
John C. Bream
F. X. Colgan
School Board Of Managers Sets Plans For Year
The board of managers, made up of officers and teachers, meets monthly on the third Monday to review methods and plans to improve the school. Sunday classes are now separate units for efficient teaching. New hymnals have been purchased. 1924 officers elected: superintendent George Hensell, assistant Religie Greenholt, secretary Edgar Lesser, treasurer Henry Menges, librarian Earl Collins. They will be installed Sunday at 5 PM with the pastor’s theme The Value of A Modern Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bursday School
George Hensell
Religie Greenholt
Edgar Lesser
Henry Menges
Earl Collins
Young New Oxford Man Builds Typewriter Business
Eicholtz of New Oxford started as a teen buying a typewriter for personal use and sold his first machine to a neighbor. He expanded to twenty sales in town of 1,200, earned agency rights for Royal and Corona machines, and grew to a substantial stock with offices and a service department. He covers New Oxford Hanover and Gettysburg with two cars and staff, earning prizes for sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleholtz
New Oxford
Business News
Elcholtz
Eicholtz
Royal Standard
Coroner
Royal Portable
Coroni
Elchoitz
Lincoln Highway
Hanover
Gettysburo
Bequest to Citizens Trust Company of Gettysburg
First and final account filed by The Citizens' Trust Company of Gettysburg as trustee for a 4000 dollar bequest for the widow during life and children after death. Balance shown 916.19 with accrued income from Nov 23 193% to Dec 4 1933. nisi confirmed and will be absoluted Jan 2 1934 unless exceptions filed. By order of Court Clerk Co F Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Trust Company of
Gettysburg
Orphans’ Court
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Edwin G. Lough
New Oxford
C. F. Plamer
Co. F. Palmer
Quotas in typewriter sales contests cited by firms
The article notes quotas in sales contests run by Royal Typewriter Company and L C Smith and Corona Typewriters Inc. It quotes Mr. Elchoitz who says success comes from effort, not town size, with anecdotes of selling in Philadelphia and Baltimore and a preference for small communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Typewriter ‘Company
L. ¢. Smith and Corona Typewriters, Inc
Hog processing tax to stay at 110 per hundredweight
Friday announced revision keeps hog processing tax at 1.00 per hundredweight until February 1, 1934, instead of rising to 1.50 on December 31. The rate then extends to March 1 before increasing to 2.25, aiming to curb surplus stocks and low farm prices amid continued hog slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repratary Swnlines
Rte
Community church elects 1934 officers and plans events
Green Springs area churches named Sunday school leaders and officers for 1934 at Contis national Becaune. John Wolf and Lewis Warnick head trustees while Paul C. Miller and Elenora Bentzel lead Sunday school roles. Christian Endeavor and Young People circle officers also chosen. Officers will be installed January 7 with "The Beanville Community Tree" performance on Friday at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contis National Becaune
Christian Endeavor
Young People’s Missionary Circle
John Wolf
Reistant
John ©. Miller
Oscar Stambaugh
Lewis Warnick
Paul C. Miller
Karold Wentz
Edith Warnick
Lewis Warenick
Owere
Bertha Bentzel
Benora Bentzel
Genome Bene
Paul Warnick
Elenora Bentzel
Ada Stambanuzh
John 3B Mays
Harold Wentz
L. M. Bridge
Adolphus Frock
Beanville
Robert A. Wilson Joins Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Robert A. Wilson of Littlestown has accepted a position with the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. The appointment is made by the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, and he will start January 1. He previously worked at Equitable Trust in Atlantic City since 1925 as trust officer after serving as a state bank examiner from 1922 to 1925. He 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
Sprankle Sues Punkhouser for 1200 Damages Over Stream Pollution
John W. Sprankle of Hamiltonbon township filed a civil trespass action seeking 1200 in Adams County Pennsylvania. He claims the Punkhouser company of Charmian polluted Miney branch stream harming a five acre meadow and vegetable growth since December 1 1928. Sprankle seeks 700 for pollution and 500 for damage to crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punkhouser Company
Charmian
John W. Sprankle
Hamiltonbon Township
8. L. Allison
Sprankle
Tak Creck
Miney Branch
Remodeling liquor store in Hanover
A contract for remodeling the store room in Hanover to serve as a liquor store was awarded to O H Hostetler. Completion is required so the store can open on January 2 with an unchanged exterior and a front area for purchasers separated from storage by a counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McAlister
Hanover
O. H. Hostetler
Burchakers
Woman Clerk Weds Virginians in Richmond ceremony
Deputy clerk Elaier W. Wateren issues a marriage license for Miss Bylvin B. Zulver and Isadore L. Gerber, both of Richmond Virginia. The wedding was held Thursday afternoon in Pays and Pays advertisement appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaier W. Wateren
Bylvin B. Zulver
Isadore LG. Gerber
Richmond
Virginia
Ft Pays
Paya
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Hensel
Ohn C. Wible
Sheriff's Office
Deceriber
Sheriff's Sale
Iown C. Wible
John C. Wible
Oil Gould
New Oxford Garage
Raymond Wolf
Prop
Hanover Street
New Oxford, Pa
Green Springs
Federal Reserve Bank
Natural Springs
York Road
Hemler Beauty Shoppe
Broadway
Wyss
Dicks Dura
Canewang Creek
Hindleton
Reading Township
Adama County
Pennsylvenia
Itynburg
Pennsylvonia
Happy New Year
Storm
WM. Peterman
New
Oxford, Pa
Fire Island
Beale’s Restaurant
the Square
Aha Tay
Ait Natty
Isch
York
Stauffer’s
Pretzels
D.F. Stauffer Bisetae Co. Lac
D. F. Slentz
Fairview Inn 'Y Mile
R. E. Shriver
Mer
Hanover Night Hawks
Sunoco Motor
Sunoco Gardens
B. E. Gentzler
Lincolnway West
Oxford
H. E. Lough
East High Street
Hanover Recreation Hall
Chestnut ST
Hanover, PA
Good Brothers
Ford
DeSoto
Oldsmobile
Chrysler
Nash
Plymouth
Good Brothers Motor Company
Chry Set
Plymouth Sales & Service
West Market St. York
Penna
Dial
Berwick
Aire
A.W. Duncan
Talbot
Norman Hildebrand
C. R. Wolf
Lester Wagner
Nath
Laughman
G. W. Hartman
Brownwell
Jesse Reichart
Ivan Koehler
Roy Markle
Jno
Strausbaugh
Albert G. E. Bollinger
Markle
C. E. Auchey
Claud Orndorff
D. H. Danner
Geo. Laughman
Eeees
Eeceeeneuuecs
Cyrus Lehigh
H. V. Rahn
Aaron Nace
Edw. Brownwell
Menry Rodgers
Percy Markle
Jno. Grim
Geo. Duncan
Alfred Laughman
Calvin Markle
Maurice Wolfgang
John Laughman
Jno. Winand
G. W. Feeser
C. H. Bittinger
Chas. Brothers—Convention
Dept. of Revenue
Beth. Mines Corp
Abbottstown Bank
School Board—Printing
Abbottstown Fire Co
R. E. Rohrbaugh
Paul Miller
Chas, Audghey, Claude Orndorff
Folmer
Hankle Auto Top & Body Shop
DUCO
Auto Tops
Hrpal
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