New Oxford Item announces publication and rates
The New Oxford Item declares itself a weekly newspaper published Thursdays with second class mail status. It lists officers President Grimm and Secretary Keith, Treasurer Smith, manager Reiter, pricing at 1.00 annual in advance or 1.50 if not paid, with out-of-county rate 1.58 in advance or 2.00 if late, and advert rates with contractual reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Item Company
Herbert TL. Grimm
John D. Keith Treararer
Hampton social memories and local notices across town
Thirty years ago a C. E. Valentine social lit up the Hamp ton home of Mr and Mrs Harry Myers. Highlights include Carrie Hantz winning the most hidden hearts and a long list of communal events from marriages licenses to local accidents and weather.
Anniversary of Y P S C E at St Paul's Lutheran church
Forty years ago the Y P S C E of St Pauls Lutheran church plans its third anniversary on February 22 with Miss Mary Stough leading Sunday evening. Local real estate notes include the Marshall farm near town selling to Tobias Pleshman at 37 dollars per acre and property changes at the new Me 8 Lutheran church site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Mary Stough
Marshall Farm
Town
Tobias Pleshman
New Lutheran Church
Burgess
GC. Sheely
B. Etcholtz
A. J Gulden
Harry Coleman
Matt Heltzel
John A. Sheely
G. A. Kenmel
C.D. Taughinbaugh
J. A. Ruff
Harry Lough
A.W. Hine
G H. Roth
Mile
J H Brown
Muggle ‘Tunmins
Ant
Local notes from Dillsburg area and surrounding towns
A roundup of short items: S N Baily named pre ident of Dillsburg board of trade. Emanuel Chronister theft of meat. McS cigars produced daily. protracted Lutheran meeting. H K Schnell to start a children’s shoe factory. efforts to form a S of V camp. snow since Dec 17. Gree Fink opens cigar factory Center Square with twelve workers. Irishtown sleighing party to Abbottstown with 150 participants. E G Topper teaching. council orders no tramp at lockup. payments to Mr Sadler for fighting ramp and attending lockup. fire company permission to paper hall. Bert Myers Hunterstown to start a deanery. 106 chickens. Win Yeary resident of Hunterstown Literary Society. Sadie Shriver secretary. sleigh party upset on way home from Joh Wort New Chester Meade Myers near the Aer. Gera H Hepler opens new store. New Oxford town government noted. local quirks and marriages including Joe Zinnberence and Emma A, and Pen 12 with Annos Bonneauville and Lydia Allwane cited. Mary E Wiley cited. various marriages Feb 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Baily
Dillsburg Board of Trade
Emanuel Chronister
Hendrix
Lutheran Church
H. K. Schnell
S. of V
Gree Fink
Center Square
Irishtown
Abbottstown
Morday
Topper
Sadler
Bert Myers
Hunterstown
Win
Menges Urges Federal Aid for Pennsylvania Farmers
Franklin Menges of York County former congressman said after a conference with President Hoover that farmers in his district are unable to earn income and need direct federal aid. He also paid a farewell visit to the president before Hoover leaves office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Menges
York County
York- Adams
Congress
Hoover
Menges
Overloaded Truck Arrested in Gettysburg Case
Richard E. Jacobs of Thomasville was arrested in Gettysburg on a charge of operating an overloaded truck. Patrolman H S Roberts said the vehicle was 2880 pounds overweight and an information was filed before Justice Neil W Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Jacobs
Thomasville
Boy Hero Helps Farmer Spare Life From Farm Bull
Jesse Kerr a 38 year old farmer near Brodbeck York County was gored by a cross bull. His 14 year old hireling Leroy Rinehart charged the charging animal with a fork injuring the bull severely and saving Kerr’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Kerr
Brodbeck
York County
Leroy Rinehart
Kerr
Young Rinehart
Will of Gettysburg College caretaker probated
The will of John Bayly Hamilton who served 44 years as caretaker of buildings and grounds at Gettysburg College was entered to probate on Wednesday in the office of Robert E. Fisher register and recorder. The personal property is valued at $10 000 and his only daughter Mrs Carrie Hamilton Stauffer is named executrix and sole legatee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bayly Hamilton
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Robert E. Fisher
Register and Recorder
Carrie Hamilton Stauffer
Marriages and obituaries noted in local church records
Miss Minnie Cashman wed in M E church with Rev T C Dunning officiating and Prof H O Himes on organ. Other marriages listed include Geo F Slaybaugh and Hermian Etzler on Dec 25, Chas E Aumen and Cath Plank on Jan 19, John Miller and Hannah Quickle on Feb 9, Chas A Waddle and Sarah Feester on Feb 10. Obituaries note Harry Bresighner 22, died Feb 10, Mar ec Fiele infant death, Mrs Emanuel Kemper 75, Tyrone two, died Feb 6, Marg Mackley 63, Straban twp, died Feb 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Cashman
M. E
T. C. Dunning
H. O. Himes
Geo. F. Slaybaugh
Butler
Hermian Etzler
Berwick
Chas. E. Aumen
Near Here
Cath. Plank
Reading
John Miller
Hamilton
Hannah Quickle
Table Rock
Chas. A. Waddle
Straban
Sarah E. Feester
Cumb
Harry Bresighner
Ec Fiele
Edward
Eliz. Heist
Mcs
Adams County extension elects Leo Fromeyer to board
Leo Fromeyer of Gettysburg R D was chosen to serve on the Adams County Agricultural Extension Association board at the seventeenth annual meeting held at Gettysburg High School auditorium. He replaces Harry W. Wulick of Harrisburg as treasurer. About 100 attendees heard reports and speeches on farm extension work and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Fromeyer
Gettysburg R. VD
Adams County Agricultural Extension
Gettysburg High School
Harry W. Wulick
Harrisburg
New Oxford R. D
Roy Weaner
Gettysburg R. D
Francis Murren
Hanover R
Clarence Smith
Barlow
Harry E. Brown
Fairfield
John Peters
Gardners
John C. Bream
Gettysburg R
A. Irvin Hostetter
Littlestown R
A. D. Knouse
Biglerville
R. M. Spanpler
Gettysburg
A. B. C. Williams
York Springs
Roy M. Raifensperger
Robert Durb
H. E. Brown
Gettysburg R. 4
Harry W. Hulick
H. G. Niesley
State College
Pennsylvania
Frank Yoder
Brushtown
Flora Dale
H. H. Beamer
Bush Horner
Russel Spangler
Lee McCauslin
Foster Group
Roscoe Worley
Mervin Benner
Howard Schwartz
John Henry Frizzell
State Colege
Elmer
Deborah
Barlow Home Economics Club
Poultryman Fractures Skull After Cow Incident
Lloyd Durboray, a poultryman from along the Tusstown road, was knocked down by a cow and fractured his skull while landing on a truck. He was taken to Warner hospital for an X-ray after losing consciousness and remaining unstable Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Durboray
Tusstown Road
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Doe Runs Wild In York Springs
A doe wandered York Springs streets for about a half hour on Sunday as residents tried to corral it with dogs and guide it back to the mountains northwest of town. The deer evaded efforts then returned to its native habitat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Springs
Upper County
York Spr
Mrs Meligakes Breaks Shoulder in Slip
Mrs Meligakes suffered a shoulder dislocation after a slip on Wednesday at Betay ox ambs. She was treated at Murviane General Hospital by Saturday and remained there over the weekend after failing to secure relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichola
Gettesbure
Saturney
Meleakes
Hosital
State Employees Dismissed Amid Workforce Reduction
Gettysburg typist Mrs A Hetzel and Littlestown assistant inspector Dean A Keagy are among 57 state highway department employees laid off in a department-wide reduction. Hetzel is identified as the former Miss Helen Beales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hetzel
Gettysburg
Dean A Keagy
Littlestown
Hetzel
Helen Beales
Abbottstown Graduate and Road Work Highlight Local Notes
Abbottstown resident Meritt Wisler will graduate from Thompson Business College on February 23. State highway crews began work to straighten a curve at Spring Grove road and Lincoln highway near the Five-Mile House service station to reduce accidents. A boy crossing the Lincoln highway near R. C. Berkheimer's store was hit by a car driven by Miss Frances Slothour. he sustained bruises but the accident appeared unavoidable. The Paradise Protectory staged The Howling Minstrels by its Catholic high school Juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Spring Grove
James Staub
Thomasville
R. D
Warner Hospital
George Slaybaugh
Hamilton Township
Geneva Anthony
Albert Benedick
Talbot Relief Fund
Paradise Protectory
Jack
Harry D. Smith
R. C. Berkheimer
Frances Slothour
East Berlin
Abraham Roth
H. E. Shellenberger
Alice Alwine
Catholic High School
McSherrystown
Emma Wolf
St. John’s Lutheran Sunday School
Paul Hetrick
Bonneauville Marriage Banns Read At St Josephs
Marriage banns published for Paul McMaster and Virginia Fidgle at St Josephs during Sunday service. Also baptism of Mary Jolie Orendorff with sponsors Vernie Cohwee and Allen Orendorff noted. Local health and housing updates include Charles Smith improving from illness and Emma B Shultz selling a Gettysburg residence to Ivan D Shanebrook with February 1 possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonneauville
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Paul McMaster
Charles McMaster
McSherrystown
Virginia Fidgle
Mary Jolie
Raymond Orendorff
St. Joseph's Atholic Church
P. J. Enright
Vernie Cohwee
Allen Orendorff
Charles Smith
William Butters
William P. Smith
Emma B. Shultz
Gettysburg
Ivan D. Shanebrook
World Day of Prayer Service at St Pauls McSherrystown
McSherrystown reports the World Day of Prayer service planned by Women's Missionary societies of Hanover area Protestant churches to be held March 3 at St Pauls Lutheran. Also notes community updates including hospital arrivals, local 4 H club meeting progress toward March 25 round-up, road work delays, and local births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Societies
Hanover
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
McSherrystown
John Reid
Hanover Hospital
Vitus Smith
Edge Grove
George Rice
Jos. Keffer
Patricia Rinehardt
Euene Snath
Smith
Marge
Prancence
Raymond Huffnagle
West Side Sanitarium
York
Ralph Weaver
Brushtown
James R. Ross Dies Suddenly at Gettysburg Home
James R. Ross 77 died suddenly at his Gettysburg home from a cerebral hemorrhage on Wednesday morning after shopping. He was a retired farmer who moved to Gettysburg 21 years ago and is survived by his widow Ida Diehl Ross two sons Robert and Edwin two daughters Mrs W H Hoffman and Amy and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 pm from the home with pastors D W Woods Earl J Bowman officiating. Burial in Evergreen cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Valentine
Harry Myers
Hampton
Carrie Hantz
Robt
Chronister
Annan M. Leer
Peter Stallsmith
Howard Gardner
Hiram Rupp
New Chester
W. M. RR
East Berlin
Elias Hartzel
Chas. S. Rudisill
York
Sadie E. Lehigh
Abbottstown
Emory Miller
Tyrone
Harry Hartlaub
Bonneauville
Sarah Wiest
Sheetz
J. A. Ruff
H. C. Cleaveras
James Robert Ross
Gettysburg
Ross
Edgar A. Miller
Adams County
Mr. Ross
Biglerville Road
William
Sarah Jane (Hart) Ross
Rossville
York County
Mrs. Ross
Ida K. Diehl
Joel Schwartz
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Robert H. Ross
Lancaster
Edwin D. Ross
W. H. Hoffman
Carlisle R. D
Amy R. Ross
D. W. Woods
Lower Marsh Creek Presbyterian Church
Earl J. Bowman
Evergreen Cemetery
Hampton Area Attends January at Two Rural Schools
Local families visit across Hampton and Hanover as January attendance reports are shared. At Hoover's school, ten pupils were perfect and Alma Miller teaches. Oakwood and Oak Grove record perfects with multiple students named amid Sunday visits and a birthday dinner for Charles Griest. A wood-saw accident leaves eight stitches for Lewis Shelleman. Hampton pupils perform a declamation program with prizes awarded to Erie Lou Bucher and Lena Hartzell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Altland
Melvin
Crist
Ensor
Oakwood School
Elsie Gordon
Elizabeth Trimmer
Tressia Gordon
Curtis Marquet
James Shultz
Pearl Neidick
Erie Griest
Boyd Crook
Loretta
Junior Eyler
June Herman
Morris Ensor
Eugene Griest
John Griest
Charles
Ralph Griest
Margaret Enelestine
Guy Albright
Ida Albight
East Berlin
Lewis Shelleman
John Evans
Mervin Kauffman
Maurice Lockinbill
York
Charles Rickrode
Ira Masemer
H. B. Dicks
Emma Myers
Maurice Zinn
Hanover
Emma Shelleman
Round Hill
D. E. Delap
Levate
Ambrose Delap
Heidlersburg
Guy Sheleman
Carl Neidick
Aspers
Oak Grove
Melvin Brown
Richard Houser
Harry Kessel
Nell Kessel
Wayne Kessel
Glenn Miller
Wiliam Miller
Lloyd Rummel
Melvin Shurrer
Ellen Davis
Masie Gouker
June Houser
Ethel Houser
Emmi Kennedy
Jane Miller
Grace Robin
Blanche Rummel
Janet Rummel
Elda Muller
Hampton School
Missus Helen Wolf
Ethel Stambaugh
Gladys Cashman
Erie Lou Bucher
Lena Hartzell
Nelson Schimmer
Lena Haaitzell
Lena Haaitzell, Ciizenship
Paul Chronister
Yecllulion
Isabelle Wolfe
Raggles
Dorothy Myers
Peter Rabbit
Ruth Robinson
Fred Wolfe
Liatle Pigs
Uyu Bucher
Hospital News Roundup From Hanover and Nearby Areas
Patients and procedures across Hanover and nearby towns include imastoiditis operation for Roger Bunty at Hanover hospital. several discharges for Mrs Gurney Emery and infant Gettysburg R D. appendectomies for Charles Adams and Mildred Rohrbaugh. admissions for Mrs Harry Kane and Mrs Ray Sanders. electrical treatments for Howard Newman in Baltimore. discharges for Dr Irl Wentz. arm fracture for Mrs Allen Woodward in Orrtanna. and ongoing admissions for John Keeney Alice Kennedy and Mrs Dennis Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney Emery
Gettysburg R. D
Warner Hospital
William Crow
Hanover
Hanover Hospital
Charles Adams
Mildred Rohrbaugh
Mannie Rohrbaugh
Harry Kane
Fairfield
Howard Newman
Gettysburg
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Ray Sanders
Irl Z. Wentz
Allen Woodward
Orrianna
Yarner Hospital
Hanson Oyler
Biglerville R. D
John O. Keeney
Alice Kennedy
York Springs
Dennis Boyd
New Oxford Teams Fall in Twin Games at Miller's Hall
The New Oxford girls lost 43 to 18 to Arendtsville as McClain sat out the rest of the season. The New Oxford boys pressed hard but were edged 19 to 17 in a tight contest with the visitors gaining the lead late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford High School
Miller's Hall
Arendtsville Lassies
McClain
Fleet-Wings Fall to Biglerville In Weekend Clash
The New Oxford Fleet-Wing five dropped a tight game to Biglerville 27 to 24 on Saturday night. New Oxford girls team also fell 14 to 11 at Biglerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Fleet-Wing
Biglerville
New Oxford Town
East Berlin lowers borough tax and water rates
After a February borough council meeting the East Berlin rate cut to six and a half mills and water charges to one and a half mills. The report notes tax and utility relief for residents amid tight finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
York
Littlestown
Carroll County
Warren wins patent on aerial assigned to Gettysburg firm
Edgar W. Warren of Gettysburg has secured a federal patent for an aerial invention with nine claims, assigned to J. L. Williams of Gettysburg. Application filed October 7, 1930. The awards include 50 cents and 25 cents prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar W. Warren
Gettysburg
J. L. Williams
Warren
Paul Muni to star in Counsellor-at-Law at Ford's Baltimore week
Paul Muni brings Elmer Rice's Counsellor-at-Law to Ford's Theatre Baltimore the week of February 20 with matinees on Washington's Birthday and the following Saturday. The production features the New York company led by Muni famed for Scarface and I’m a Fugitive from a Chain Gang and marks his only local appearance this year before returning to Hollywood. Supporting cast includes Jennie Moscowittz Martin Wolfson Conway Washburne Anne Teeman Regina Wallace Angela Jacobs Malka Kornstein T. H. Manning J Hammond Dailey Dorothy Day Ned Glass Sam Bonnell Doris Underwood Sue Moore Harry Mervis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Rice
Ford's
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Paul Muni
Ganey
Mr. Rice
Hollywood
Warners
Jennie Moscowittz
Martin Wolfson
Conway Washburne
Anne Teeman
Regina Wallace
Angela Jacobs
Malka Kornstein
T. H. Manning
J. Hammond Dailey
Dorothy Day
Ned Glass
Sam Bonnell
Doris Underwood
Sue Moore
Harry Mervis
Lodges Endorse John McDonnell for Gettysburg Postmaster
John McDonnell of Gettysburg wins unanimous backing from four town fraternal groups for the Democratic nomination as postmaster. He appeals to voters and notes Congressman Harry L. Haines will name a borough resident of good standing with Democratic leaders and temperate habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonnell
Gettysburg
Order of Independent Americans
Knights of Malta
Daughters of Liberty
The
Patriotic Order Sons of America
McDonnell
Harry L. Haines
Births Report From Gettysburg Area This Week
The notice lists newborns: Theodore Louis to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bair of Littlestown R D 4. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James S. Little of Gettysburg. Mrs. John Robert of Gettysburg welcomed a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fidler of Gettysburg welcomed a daughter. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Staub of Cumberland Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bair
Littlestown R. D
Theodore Louis
James S. Little
Gettysburg
John Robert
Robert Fidler
Cyril Staub
Cumberland Township
Monda
Local Notes From Gettysburg Area Remain Quiet
Mrs Kate Thomas and Clarence Turner suffer from the grip while Miss Margaret Wolford visits her sister in Gettysburg. Cashtown visitors join Mrs Kate Englebert as Luther Thomas family from Hanover spend Sunday with Edward Taughinbaugh. Hunters town school attendance lists many pupils and a Valentine party for Presbyterian Sunday school mothers and children, with teachers Be ginners Mildred Ford and Doris Taughinbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Thomas
Clarence Turner
Margaret Wolford
Ella Little
Gettysburg
Martin Harmon
Mildred
Betty
Maurice Harmon
Cashtown
Kate Englebert
Luther Thomas
Hanover
Edward Taughinbaugh
Jennie Galt
Taneytown
Frank Weaver
Hunterstown
Harriet Brown
Elsie
Margaret Fleming
Lulu Fuckinger
Evelyn Reedy
Louella Sterner
Eleanor Taughinbaugh
Doris
Thelma Watson
Horace Criswell
Dwight Kessel
Melvin King
Gerald
Richard Little
Richard Beaver
Alton
Roy Reedy
Kermit
Robert Sterner
George
Myel Taughinbaugh
Charles Watson
Martha O. Minter
Presbyterian Surday School
Mildred Ford
Helen Ford
Doris Taughinbaugh
Richard Deatrick
Helen Fidler
Merle Taughinbauugh
George Edwards
Clair Ford
Clarence Ford
Charles Hess
John Taughinbau
Red Cross Seeks Clothing for Adams County Need
Margaret McMillan of the Adams county Red Cross said the chapter will seek cotton cloth clothing or bedding from an expected 350000 additional bales of farm board cotton. President Hoover authorized the donation to relieve distress and distributions will follow prior Red Cross practice. The county has already supplied clothing to more than 900 families in Gettysburg and Adams county this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McMillan
Adams County Red Cross
Farm Board
Hoover
Red Cross
Adans County Red Cross
Gettysburg
Adams County
McMillan
Thomas Hardware Store Sale Blocked by Federal Bankruptcy
H H Thomas Gettysburg hardware store proprietor was declared a voluntary bankrupt in the U S District Court Scranton Pa. Sheriff John C Wible was prevented from conducting a sheriff s sale of the Thomas store goods and fixtures. The levy had aimed to satisfy judgments by Luther I Sachs and Jacob Sharrah with Referee J Donald Swope notified of the bankruptcy petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Thomas
Gettysburg
Middle District of Pennsylvania
Scranton
John C. Wible
Thomas
Wible
Luther I. Sachs
Jacob Sharrah
Cashtown
J. Donald Swope
Swope
Sale Register Announces Local Property Sales Schedule
A list of forthcoming sales from February to March details sellers such as John E. McDonnell Claude F E Grim C H and R M Anderson Harry A Lauchman Clair Markle G W Smith Abraham Roth Mrs Allen Stambaugh William Becker George Anderson and I V Noel with locations near Abbottstown Farmers Grove New Baltimore New Oxford Brush Run Bermudian Churches and Bonneauville and dates from Feb 18 to Mar 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. McDonnell
School House
Claude FE. Grim
Farmers’ Grove
C. H
R. M. Anderson
Kralltown
Harry A. Lauchman
Abbottstown
Clair Markle
New Baltimore
G. W. Smith
New Oxford
Abraham Roth
Abbottstown. Mar. 4—Mrs. Allen Stambaugh
William
Becker
Brush Run School House
George Anderson
I. V. Noel
Bonneauville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oxford
Westofice
Peter J. Miller
St. Mary’s Church
Milwaukee
Wis
Orville V. Lane
Michael Nell
Pleasant
Sol. Bair
Fulton County
Eliz. Myers
Isaac Wolf
Straban Twp
Guy Hollinger
Ada Shultz
J. N. Hersh
C. W. Myers
Council
W. H. Emmert
C. H. Haar
BE. C. Livingston
J. Taughinbaugh
A. W. Himes
E. C. Bond
Jos. Holtz
E. E. Freed
J. Hulick
J. W. Winand
C. M. Brough
A. G. Lau
Geo. Null
Mart. Heltzel
J. R. Carbaugh
E. D. Snyder
Roger Smith
Sadie Weaver
C. D. Smith
Gerald Smith
Weaver Smith
Joe Zinnb
Erence
Emma A
Bonneausille
Ydia
Agr
Doe
Mrs. Meligakes
Meritt Wisler
Thompson Business College
Donald Sneeringer
Carrol
Sheerer
Elmer Werwvey
Hanoser Hospital
Middleburp
seWlny
Mindwar
Hanoes
Burge
James R. Ross
Hospital News
Roger Bunty
Mt. Rock
N. O
DOUBE
Fleet-Wings
B'Ville
Julia Decker
Louisa Kimmel
Reading Township
Carl Walter
Richard and Junior
Rebecca Myers
W. R. Starry
Joan
Jonas Wolf
Margaret Decker
W. B. Menges
Menges Mijls
Horace Walker
Lewis Leinart
Ford
Indorse
Thomas Hardware
Granite Station
Theron J. Miller
Sherman's
Carlisle St
C. L. Beicholtz
Nestle
Bonat
D. M. Kennel
Washington Street
Lincolnway Hatchery
Lincoln Highway
Abbottstown, Pa
Hanover Upholstering Co
High
Conewago Poultry Farm
Midway
Pennville
Wm. F. Klunk
Bank, Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Henry Otto
Mt. Pleasant Township
Worseale
Hanover Street
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
O-18
Keystone Radio Service
Btratton Street
House of All Radio Repairs and
Cettysburg, Pa
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