Marriages Highlight Local Nupitals In Several Towns
Miss Margaret L. Elliott wed G. Edw. Franquist at Westfield New Jersey. Dr Thomas Darden of North Carolina married Miss Helen Sneeringer in Conewago Chapel with Rev Koch officiating. Eva Klinefelter wed Addison Hunter at the bride’s home in Mt. Pleasant Township amid many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret L. Elliott
G. Edw. Franquist
Westfield
N. J
York Springs
Lewis Elliott
Thomas Darden
North Carolina
Helen Sneeringer
Leo Sneeringer
Edgegrove
Conewago Chapel
Koch
Dunn, N. Co
Eva Klinefelter
H. Klinefelter
Cedar Ridge
Mt. Pleasant Township
Addison Hunter
I. 8. Lindaman
Littlestown
Hospital Patients in York and Baltimore See Surgeries
Floyd Moul of near Littlestown underwent a surgical operation at West Side Sanatorium York on Wednesday. Mrs Lydia Myers of Midway was taken to Union Protestant Infirmary Baltimore Thursday morning for gall stones. Mrs Wm R Smucker of York, formerly Littlestown, had an appendicitis operation Wednesday evening at York hospital. operation successful and patient recovering. Advertisement for 5 passenger touring car sale by J RoWeaver New Oxford. Catarrh cure claim by Hall's Catarrh Cure marketed by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio with testimonial offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Moul
Littlestown
West Side Sanatorium
York
Lydia Myers
Midway
Union Protestant Infirmary
Baltimore
Wm. R. Smucker
York Hospital
Hall
FT. J. Cheney & Co
Teledo
Ohio
B. Gurney Holtz
Quartermaster’s Corps
Fort Williams
Maine
Henry Myers
Joseph Holtz
Callie Holtz
Sallie Harbold
Sergt. Holtz
Ft. Williams
Portland
H. S. Smith
John P. Feiser
Harrisburg
Steelton
C. W. Murray
Hampstead
G. A. Klinger
Hanover Street
Victor Lawrence
Near Town
Mary Storm
McSherrystown
Caroline Robinson
South Orange Street
Catharine Klunk
Bernardine Storm
Anna May Hemler
Mary Klunk
Annetta Staub
Anna Poist
Joseph Brady
Clement Smith
Hanover
Mies Helen Wagner
A. P. Wagner
Carlisle Street
Rose Stonesifer
N. Lingg
Ruth Breighner
Joanna King
Gettysburg
Lingg Home
Madaline Myers
J. E. Myers
Lincoln Way
Hast
Lilian Ulrich
Theresa Stavely
J. Miller
West High Street
Grace Minter
Biglerville
Ina Hartman
Hamilton Roller Mills
Christine Swamley
Jesse Feeser
Carl Breighner
Poplar Street
Charles Benford
Felix Feeser
Stanley
Annie Poist
Joseph Poist
David J. A. Sheely
Geo. Lau
Lawrence Myers
Clespha, Hagerman
Misa Laura Alwine
Abbottstown
Percy Alwine
John Eyler
Emmitsburg
J. A. Sadler
Qualityville
F.B. Sellers
York Springs
George Menges
Henry Menges
East
Kansas
Henry J. Smith
Lafayette College
Easton
J.C. Birely
Detour
M. G. Colestock
E Redding
Esther
New Oxford
F. K. Wafer
Carl Eichelberger
Wormleysburg
Casper Krebbs
Webster Stahl
Louisa Forney
8. L. Johns Cigar Factory
George Reily
W. M
Leo Weaver
Harry Baker
New Baltimore
Grove Bros. Wood and Lumber Yards
Wm. E. Sfensis
Berlin Avenue
D. F. Lafean
Stuart B. Lafean
American Caramel Company
Lafean
Stuart
B. Lafean
Despair in York as missing wife search continues
Despair grows for Albert O'Brien of York after a ten day search for his wife who wandered from home in a possible fit of temporary insanity. Harrisburg hospital visits yielded no trace and many York Manufacturing employees aided the county wide search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert O’brien
York
Harrisburg
York Manufacturing Company
W. A. Eberly Wheel Works
John Clickinger
York Hospital
Conees
Three Women Die In Auto Train Collision Near Grantham
Three women were killed and two men injured when a milk train bound for Gettysburg struck an automobile that backed onto the tracks near Grantham Cumberland County. The victims included Mrs Derniel Winter Mrs J Myers and Mrs Cyrus Carbaugh. The car carried a sixth occupant who escaped injury. The accident happened as the car rolled back onto the tracks during a hill ascent. The party had been en route to Messiah Bible School in Grantham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantham
Cumberland County
Gettysburg
Samuel Weiser
Chas. Todd
Harrisburg
Derniel Winter
Chambersburg
Greencastle
Cyrus Carbaugh
Daniel Winter
Myers
Messiah Bible School
Winter
Clarence Myers
Young Myers
Large Lemon Display At Mt. Pleasant Township Home
Morgan D. Rife of near Kohler's school house Mt. Pleasant township presented a fully matured lemon at the office on Monday morning. The fruit measured 14 inches around and 16 inches in length from his home tree, which bore 22 lemons with several already matured and harvested. Some remaining on the tree are larger, and only a few are slightly smaller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan D. Rife
Kohler
Mt. Pleasant Township
93-Year-Old McSherrystown Resident Celebrates Longevity
Francis Krichten of McSherrystown marked his 98th birthday on Friday January 28 showcasing robust health reading without glasses and voting for Henry Clay. The item also notes a February snowstorm and various local happenings including a council appointment and local misfortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Krichten
McSherrystown
Krichten
forTenry Clay
Girl Gored by Bull on Cherry Lane Near Stroudsburg
An eighteen year old, Rosie Young, was gored by a bull while walking on Cherry Lane road near Stroudsburg Pennsylvania. Rescuers heard seven companions shriek and rallied to save her after the attack. she survived and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Lane Road
Stroudsburg
Rosie Young
British Casualties Report Up to January First
Premier Asquith replies that total British casualties in all fields reached 49 467 by January 1 including 34 122 in action and 15 345 in other operations with 625 345 of other ranks noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asquith
A General Survey of the War Tuesday and Wednesday
Reports show increased aeroplane activity across theatres. Dunkirk attacked. a German seaplane downed near Nieuport. Nisu port cathedral destroyed by artillery. Nancy bombed with gas. Raids on Gevgelija and Monastir in Macedonia. Monastir partly destroyed. 100 killed at Gevgelija camp. Turkish claim victory in Mesopotamia. British column near Kut al Amara repulsed with heavy losses. Previous losses tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dunkirk
Paris
Alter Inmarksmen
North Sea
Nieuport
Nisuport
Nancy
Gievgell
Monastir
Macedonia
Glevgell
Mesopotamia
Kut Et Amara
European war rules proposed by United States for submarine warfare
The note to European belligerents outlines U S proposed rules to protect non combatants on merchant ships and deter attacks on submarines that follow the rules If violated armed merchant ships entering American ports may be treated as warships Meanwhile rumors claim Russian advances toward Erzerum and Austrian near Durazzo plus ongoing fighting in Flanders and large German offensives in northern France with captured trenches and prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American
London
Erzerum
Turkish Caucasia
Durazzo
Albina
Dssad Pasha
Flanders
France
Berlin
Paris
Somme
Frise
Somme Canal
Caucasus
Ezerum
trans-Caucasia
Vilna
Petrograd
Zeppelins Raid Over Paris Injures Dozens
Twenty four persons were killed and twenty seven injured in a Zeppelins raid over Paris. Three and a half tons of explosives were dropped. Berlin claims Germans check French counter attacks and hold all ground gained as Paris dispatches report an offensive in the Neuville region and south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Berlin
Neuville
Allies outline moves as cavalry harass Turkish frontier
The report notes Colonel House after talks with Ambassador Gerard leaving Berlin for Switzerland. Russian forces reportedly encircle Erzurum, the Turkish fortress in Asia Minor, while other columns push toward the Tigris Valley as Athens reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somme
Colonel House
Gerard
Berlin
Switzerland
Erzurum
Asis Minor
Tigris
Athens
Zeppelins Kill Ten In Paris Raid On Sunday Night
Ambassador Sharp reported to the plate department that none of the bombs hit the American embassy as Paris endured Zeppelin raids. Saturday night toll reached thirty four dead with twenty nine hurt. Sunday night added further casualties though no major damage was confirmed. President Poincare visited the disaster zone and donated relief funds to sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Sharp
United States
France
Plate Department
Paris
Bs Nch
WEDS AS BASE LIES DEAD IN MARRIAGE CEREMONY
Mrs. Annie Krokus of South Bethlehem refuses to postpone her wedding to Sepher Gutchman though her three month old Lake lay dead at home. The ceremony was held in Allentown and the child’s funeral followed later. She became a widow October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepher Gutcimas
Annie Krokus
Bethlehem
Lake
Allentown
Gutchman Reéety
Wage Rise for 2600 Passaic Textile Workers
In Passaic New Jersey the wages of 2600 textile mill workers were boosted by ten percent. The Alconquin Gara and Pagel Cotton mills announced the wage increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
N. J
Alconquin, Gara and Pagel
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Franklin
J. RoWeaver
Western Maryland Railway
the Mason and Dixon Inc
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C. F. Stewart
G P. A
Baltimore, Md
Hanover, PA
WM. Gilbert
Haien
Oxford
Penn’a
William Snelbaker
Conewago Township
York County
Frederick County
Greenberry J. R. House
Broad Run
House
Pius J. Fink
Taneytown
Palmyra
Brooks
C. A. Hipp
Hotel Codorus
Henry Berry Alveza Hotel
Robert Reiss
Newberrytown
Reiss
William Steeley
Enla
Joseph E. Hornley
Lancaster
Mary Brennan
Lost Creek
John Diehl
Dover Township
Mr. Dieh
Wilson
Germany
San Giovanni di Modua
Albania
Elbassan
Essad Pasha
Kaiser
Terlin
Neuville St Vaast
Sofia
Venicles
Aden
Arabia
Red Sea
Arden
Vimy
Gorz
Zeppelin
New Raid
Eppelin
Poincare
Karl Ejcchelberger
Mztysville
Titusville
M. N. Allan
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