Local items note illness, visits, and civic notices
Stanislaus Smith, Irishtown, has recovered enough to go out after five weeks of illness. Several residents report illnesses, bed confinements, and birthdays including Mrs. Annie Slagle turning 75. The Berlin railroad area sees a deed transfer to Charles H Becker and Helen I Becker. Community activities include missionary society meeting and a St Joseph’s Academy girls basketball trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanislaus Smith
Irishtown
W. R. Snyder
Carlisle Street
Paul D. Weaver
Mount Carmel
Charles H. and
Helen I. Becker
Oxford Township
Berlin
Court House
Annie Slagle
Lincolnway East
William McClain, Jr
Washington, D. C
Ed. Ballew
Abbottstown
R. H. Smith
Smith's Grocery
Smith
J. A. Sheppard
Betty Jane
Robert
Washington
H. A. Jones
Hanover Street
Charles Beckley
Harrisburg
Jones
G. M. Spangler
W. D. Myers
Samuel Warner
Lineboro
Theo. E. Warner
Treva Warner
Albert Gulden
Jennie Myers
Mildred Morgan
Cleveland
Ohio
John Bollinger
Newville
H. E. Lough
Frank Fleshman
San Diego
Calif
Canada
Mexico
Ida Sheely
Maggie Duttera
Mary Rittase
Charles Weaver
Vernon Rife
Town
George E. Sheffer
Maury Yeagy
Augustus Noel
Clarence Sills
Wanda Null
Earl Haverstock
Etta Deardorff
Donald
New Oxford
Raymond Herman
West High Street
Marian Shipley
North Peters Street
Philadelphia
BE. C. Stough
Carl Stough, Jr
Lincolnway West
Rexell February Birthday Sale at Hemminger's Drug Store
Advertisement notes a birthday sale at Hemminger's Drug Store during February with references to circulars and promotional pricing. The copy emphasizes value deals and the Rexell brand in a local retailer context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexell
Hemminger's Drug Store
Littlestown Captures Doubleheader Wins at New Oxford
Littlestown high school swept both games Tuesday at New Oxford. The boys defeated New Oxford 33 to 27 after a stiff battle with Dehoff standout for Littlestown while Sieg and Stock contributed for New Oxford. The Littlestown girls rolled to a 30 to 10 victory, building a 21 to 3 lead in the first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlestown High
New Oxford
Dehoff
Littlestown
Sieg
Stock
New Oxford Ge P
Bareneebay
Openagenveen
Herman
Geanres
Yingling
Smith
Perri
Agecaaemaren Benseuescaonenoeseneeren
Carbaurh
Deeeneee Anneens Sane
Sheffer
New Oxfor Eteere
Littlestown cc
Bryan
Gable
Livingston
Richstine
Eenee Cullison
Hovery
Venivasios
Jacobs
L. Semtz
Shadie
Escs
Clewel
Ess
Ess Eepeeeerronreen Eereeranoneree
New Oxford Alumnae Edge Littlestown In Overtime Bout
New Oxford Alumnae defeated Littlestown 15 to 13 in a tight girls basketball game at New Oxford. An overtime period was needed after a 13 all tie at the end of regulation. Non-scoring players included Slagle Spunseller Groft Kubler Fleshman for New Oxford and Staley Snyder DeHoff for Littlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Littlestown
New Oxford Man Takes Haines Gettysburg Store Post
Charles W. Cook of New Oxford becomes manager of the Haines shoe store in Gettysburg succeeding George R. Martin who resigns. Martin has led the Gettysburg Haines outlet for 21 years after 22 years with the chain and a first year in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Cook
New Oxford
Gettysburg
Harris Brothers
Haines
George R. Martin
Spencer I. Myers
York
Martin
Harrisburg
Two Bright Boys Opens at Earl Theatre
Freddie Bartholomew marks five years in America by co starring with Jackie Cooper in Universal's Two Bright Boys opening Friday at the Earl Theatre. Also in the cast are Alan Dinehart Melville Cooper Dorothy Peterson and J M Kerrigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Bartholomew
America
Jackie Cooper
Universal
Earl Theatre
Alan Dinehart
Melville Cooper
Dorothy Peterson
J. M. Kerrigan
Freddie
Reading man posts bail in serious charge case
Curvin Dennis of Reading township appeared before Justice John H. Busehere and posted $500 bail for a Thursday hearing before the Gettysburg justice. The case involves an 18 year old Bendersville girl and is brought by Steward Myers Gardners R2. Constable Glenn Guise served the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curvin Dennis
Reading Township
Justice of the Peace
John H. Busehere
Gettysburg
Bendersville
Steward Myers
Gardners R
Dennis
Glenn Guise
Veterinarian Dr J F D Bowersox Relocates to Hanover
Dr J F D Bowersox, noted veterinary physician and surgeon, has moved to 409 Carlisle Street Hanover. New telephone number is 162 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. D. Bowersox
Carlisle Street
Hanover
Local residents named in varied Harrisburg area notices
A compilation of brief items reports Horace Wolbert’s speeding apprehension in Berwick township, a 10 day notice, and a court filing. It lists social events at multiple homes, hospital discharges, weddings, birthdays, moves, work changes, and numerous local people and families attending gatherings and religious activities.
Cecelia Myers Chosen "Scarlett" for Adams County
Cecelia Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl R Myers of Arendtsville was chosen Scarlett O Hara for Adams county in a Majestic theatre contest to resemble Vivien Leigh in Gone With the Wind Miss Myers will be guest of honor at a Hotel Gettysburg dinner and then be introduced on stage She will wear a dress used by Vivien Leigh during filming Other contestants included Beatrice McGlaughlin Pearl Brown Ann Dobbs Anna Beard Kathryn Musselman Doris and Dorothy Shearer Dorothy Weikert and others Miss Sheffer from New Oxford and judges were Mrs J Francis Yake and Henry T Bream Gettysburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace C. Wolbert
Harrisburg
Berwick Township
Gerald Ornderfy
Clarence Bittinger
Lincolnway East
M. R. Freed
Carlisle Street
Claude S. St
Charles Becker
Georgia Geisler
Hanover
George Smith
New Oxford
Glenn Watson
Hanover Hospital
Hampton
Harry Weaver
North Peters Street
Joseph Rabine
Friends
Ivy Myers
Friends Hospital
Philadelphia
W. R. Kitzmiller
Waynesboro
Children's Hospital
South Mountain
Kitzmiller
Ethel Wehler
Francis Todt
Centennial
Sarah
Judy Weigle
Grayson Weigle
York Springs
Harrisbore
Gerald Smith
Maurice Smith
Hanover General Hospital
George Weaver
Williamson Trade School
Mamie Weaver
Hanover Street
Charles Rinehart
Fred G. Klink
John Irvin
Gettysburg
P. C. Flesh- Man
Guy Witter
Manchester
H. A. Rupp
Fred Livingston
Shippensburg
E. C. Livingston
Lincolnway West
Robert Stauffer
Lancaster
Amy Moore
Dorothy Miller
Pleasant Street
M.Q. Deatrick
Palmyra
Albert Smith
Berlin Street
Margaret Mary Smith
Roy Smith
Francis B. Kaminsky
St. Vincent’s
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Camp
Conewago
Wnder
Paul Wagner
Bernard Small
William Bevenour
Robert
Carl Shrader
Burnell Gebhart
Harold Noel
Raymond Small
Edward Sanders
Carl Stough
Richard Billman
John Yingling
Arthur
Richard A
Richard J. Smith
Francis Noel
Charles Miller
Robert Smith
Cecelia Myers
Earl R. Myers
Arendtsville
Scarlet, O'Hara
Adams County
Majestic Theatre
Vivien Leigh
Miss Myers
Miss Veigh
Miss McGlaughlin
Pearl Brown
Ann Dobbs
Anna Beard
Kathryn Musselman
Willard Loper
Doris
Dorothy Shearer
Dorothy Weikert
Ae Benner
Carolyn Forisch
Elizabeth Anne Sheffer
Mary Jane Wolff
Jane Curren
Miss Sheffer
Red Cross Plans Instructors Course in Gettysburg
Robert G. Zubrod, Red Cross life saving instructor, will lead a 15 hour instructors course in Gettysburg the week of March 11. Entry only for adults over 19 with prior training and plans to teach certificated life saving classes. James Ware hosts a preliminary course at Gettysburg College pool with 28 students plus one more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Zubrod
Red Cross
Gettysburg
County Red Cross
James Ware
Getetysburg College
Zubrod
Ware
Fifteen Get First Aid Certificates in Gettysburg
Fifteen WPA foremen and laborers completed a 20 hour standard first aid course in the Red Cross Building Gettysburg taught by William L. Walker. Eleven will receive Red Cross certificates after the national headquarters in Washington processes the list and mails them here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.P.A
Red Cross
Charles E. Aughinbaugh
Robert Baum
Grover K. Bream
Charles Haner
Thomas G. Moss
Robert G. Rose
M. E. Stock
Malcolm Williams
Gettysburg
Elijah Getty
George D. Shearer
York Springs R. 2
Melford Sanders
Iron Springs
Adams County Healing Arts reports relief medical costs
The January report shows a $150 state allocation for medical care for relief families, covering 46 percent of bills. Physicians billed $879.29, pharmacists $23.31, dentists $20, and nurses $20, with higher payment shares in previous months and declining coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Charles E Deatrick Returns Home After Stay
Charles E Deatrick of Biglerville who had been a patient at the West Side planitarium in York for some time returned to his home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Deatrick. Biglerville
West Side Planitarium
York
Fire Chief Gasoline for Faster Starts at Piling Station
A brief note describes the 4-Square Piling Station adopting gasoline for quicker engine starts under the guidance of the fire chief. The item emphasizes speed and readiness.
Death of Charles Joseph Near East Berlin
Charles Joseph, about 70, of East Berlin, died suddenly Tuesday afternoon after stopping at a friend's home to watch a butchering. A heart attack is blamed. Funeral from his home Friday at 1:30 pm, with services at Holtzschwamm Union Church conducted by Revs Strasbaugh and Leas. Burial in adjoining cemetery. Survived by his widow and two brothers, Jacob of West York and Milton of Dover R D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Joseph Charles Joseph
East Berlin
Burtus Eisenhart
York Street
Roy E. Smith
Holtzschwamm Union Church
Strasbaugh
Elmer Leas
Jacob
West York
Milton
Dover R. D
Mrs. Alvildia Laugerman 64 Dies After Illness
Mrs. Alvildia Laugerman of Hanover died Thursday after a two year illness. She was the wife of Charles Laugerman and mother of Francis, Mrs. Chester Gouker, Mrs. Claude Easley, and Lloyd, with seven grandchildren. She leaves sisters Miss Lizzy McConley and Mrs. Charles Wilt and Canton McConley. Funeral Sunday at 1 30 p m from the family home and at the Church of the Brethren with Revs. Baugher Myers and Stauffer officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Laugerman
Alvildia Laugerman
Elm Avenue
Hanover
Eli
Sara (Grimm) McConley
Francis Laugerman
Chester Gouker
Claude Easley
Lloyd Langerman
Lizzy MecConley
Charles Wilt
Hanover R. 1
Canton McConley
Guldens Station
Church of the Brethren
Fulton Street
E. I F. Baugher
J. E. Myers
J. M. Stauffer
Brethren
Miss Annie Yeingst Died At Home After Long Illness
Miss Annie J Yeingst died at her home Gardners Route 2 after a year of illness and two weeks bedfast She taught 40 years in Cumberland and Adams counties most in Cumberland County She was a member of Uriah Evangelical Church Surviving are two brothers Richard East Berlin William Gardners Route 2 and sister Miss Catherine Yeingst Funeral from the Willum Yeingst home Gardners Route 2 Monday at 1 30 conducted by Rev R L Lundy Interment Idaville Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Bridge
Inez Virginia Bridge
IL. M Bridge
Hanover R
Gabriel Z2edenick
Hanover
L. U Zech
York County
Bridge
Red Hill
Oxford Township
Adkins County
Great Cone
R. D. Dick
Mr. Fry
York
Salem United Brethren Church
Clinton Ferry
Alvin Ferry
Melvin Shank
Paul Miller
Adolphus Frock
Lawrence Adams
Washington
Rebecca (Smith) Smith
Salem Methodist Church
Westminster
J. W. Little and Son Funeral Home
Littlestown
J. M. Myers
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Bonneatville
Annie J. Yeingst
Gardners R. 2
John W
Nancy (Mundorff) Yeingst
Cumberland
Adams
Cumberland County
Uriah Evangelical Church
Richad
East Berlin
William
Gardners
Catherine Yeingst
Willum Yeingst
Guardners R
R. L. Lundy
Idaville Cemetery
Cornerstone Relaid At G Springs Church
The Green Springs Evangelical church re laid cornerstone ceremony Sunday marking basement completion and ongoing improvements. Bethlehem Evangelical pastor George Frey Jr spoke on The Church My Garden as reopening services run nightly with events including Men's and Women's nights, oyster supper, drama Bathane, and a Sunday school rally led by Rev C B Robey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Springs Evangelical Church
R H. Dick
Hanover
George W Frey, Jr
Bethlehem — Evangelical Church
York
Green Springs Church
R. H. Dick
Grace Evangelical Church
Evangelical League
C. B. Robey
Stewartstown Methodist Church
Harmon and Kriembring Unite in Gettysburg Marriage
Maurice Edward Harmon son of Earl L. Harmon Cashtown and Gloria Mae Kriembring daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Kriembring Gettysburg were married Saturday week in the Methodist parsonage Gettysburg. Rev D Perry Bucke performed the ceremony in the presence of immediate family and a few friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon—Kriembring
Maurice Edward Harmon
Biglerville R. 1
Earl L. Harmon
Cashtown
Gloria Mae Kriembring
Fred Kriembring
Gettysburg
D. Perry Bucke
Logan and Bixler Wed in Leesburg Virginia
Miss Sally B Logan of Gettysburg daughter of Charles R Logan and Mrs Logan and George Rus Sell Bixler of Gettysburg son of Mr and Mrs George C Bixler united in marriage Thursday at 12 15 PM in Leesburg Virginia Methodist church parsonage Reverend Moore officiated The couple resides in Gettysburg Mr Bixler is employed at Butts restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally B. Logan
Gettysburg
Charles R. Logan
Washington, D. C
George Russell Bixler
George C. Bixler
Hanover
Methodist Church Parsonage
Leesburg
Virginia
Moore
Bixler
Butt’s
Local Hanover Couple Wed In Leitersburg Ceremony
Miss Sarah Little daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Little of 117 Fulton Street Hanover and Blake Keller son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Keller Gettysburg R D were married Saturday in the parsonage of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Leitersburg Maryland. The ceremony was performed by Rev I D Worman. The bridegroom works for the Byron Heel and Innersole Company in Hanover. They plan to set up house soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Little
Herbert Little
Fulton Street
Hanover
Blake Keller
Joseph Keller
Gettysburg
R. D
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Leitersburg
Maryland
I. D. Worman
Byron Heel and Innersole Company
Mary Harner Weds William Burkee Jr in Miami Florida
Mr and Mrs William Harner of Crouse Park Littlestown announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Mary Harner to William Burkee Jr of Taneytown Maryland. The couple wed in Miami Florida and have returned to Littlestown to reside with the bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harner
Crouse Park
Littlestown
Mary Harner
William Burkee, Jr
Taneytown
Maryland
Miami
Florida
Florda
Eight Year Old Henry Harman Taken For Eye Exam
Eight year old Henry Harman of Muncinsburg road was taken to Wills Eye hospital in Philadelphia for an examination. He was accompanied by William Beales chairman of the blind work committee of the Gettysburg Lions club. The boy lives with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Reuben Harman. He is nearly blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Harman
Muncinsburg Road
Wills Eye
Firemen Quell Chimney Blaze in Gettysburg Residence
Gettysburg firefighters extinguished a chimney blaze at the residence of A. M. Staley on Wednesday around 10 45 o clock. No damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
A. M Staley
First Evangelical Lutheran Church Announces Anniversary Services
The Rev George E Sheffer preaches at 10 a m and 7 p m with hymns by the choir. Sunday school at 9 a m led by Prof C P Keefer. Sunday March 10 marks the church’s sixth anniversary with Dr H D Hoover of Gettysburg as morning speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
George E. Sheffer
A.M
D.B
C. P. Keefer
P.O.S. of A
Ministry of Music
Luther League
Church Council
H. D. Hoover
Gettysburg
Abbottstown Lutheran Church Services Notice
The Rev. John R. Strevig serves Abbottstown Lutheran Church with catechism Saturday at 1 00 p m morning worship Sunday at 9 00 o clock theme Sin Evil Emotions Sunday school 1015 Luther League 700 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbottstown Lutheran Church
John R. Strevig
Luther League
Emory Methodist Church Sermon and Sunday School Schedule
The Rev. H. E. Millard presides at morning worship Sunday at 10 a m with church school following at 11 a m. The service and classes are held under the Emory Methodist Church banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Methodist Church
H. E. Millard
St Marys Church New Oxford Services and Lent Activities
The Rev Robert Hartnett pastor at St Marys Church New Oxford announces weekly masses including 7:30 a m low mass and 10:00 a m high mass with 7:30 p m devotions. Miraculous Medal devotions Wednesdays at 7:30 p m and daily 8:00 a m Mass during Lent. Thursday Stations of the Cross for children at 3:15 p m and parish Stations at 7:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
New Oxford
Robert Hartnett
St Marys Parish Opens with First Masses at Protectory
The Rev William J Burke rector announces a first Mass at the protectory at 7 a m and a second Mass in the parish church at 8 30 a m on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's, Paradise
William J. Burke
New Chester Lutheran Charge Activities and Services
The Rev Kenneth D James pastors St Pauls The Pines with 9 00 am worship and 10 00 am Sunday school An Adult Catechetical class meets Friday 8 00 pm at the parsonage St Mark s Heidlersburg offers 9 30 am Sunday school 10 30 am worship The fourth Lent mid week service is in Heidlersburg February 28 7 30 pm with a joint choir afterward St Johns Hampton has Sunday school at 6 30 pm and worship at 7 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Chester
St. John's
Hampton
Rev H E Sheely Leads St Pauls New Oxford Services
The Rev H E Sheely pastor at St Pauls New Oxford announces Sunday events including church school at 9 a.m. and worship service at 7 p.m. with sermon Refuge or Reality. Visitors welcome and Youth Fellowship meets at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Sheely
St. Paul's
New Oxford
Church School
Charles E. Alwine
Emmanuel Church Sunday Service
Emmanuel church in Abbottstown hosts church school at 9 a.m. led by superintendent C J Meck ley and a worship service at 10 a.m. The sermon titled Refuge or Reality invites all to share in worship and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel
Abbottstown
Church School
C. J. Meckley
Adams County considers costs for court house basement storage
Adams county commissioners at the court house weekly session ordered an investigation into the approximate cost of fitting four basement rooms for storage of semi official papers and records and for indexing court records. The board also heard about child welfare activities, planned repairs to public toilets, and highway plans for a new bridge on Table Rock road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Court House
Elsie Robertson
County Child Welfare Association
State Highway Department
Table Rock Road
Hess Farm
Schriver’s Crossroads
George P. Taylor
Couple Applies for Marriage License in Littlestown
George Richard Knipple of Littlestown and Marlon Louise Jacobs of Littlestown have filed a marriage license application. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Knipple and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luke H. Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Richard Knipple
Littlestown
George W. Knipple
Marlon Louise Jacobs
Luke H. Jacobs
Arthur Roth III Confined Home With Flu in Gettysburg
Arthur E. Roth assistant cashier at the First National Bank is confined to his Gettysburg home with an attack of flu. He is a native of New Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Roth
First National Bank
Gettysburg
Mr. Roth
New Oxford
New Oxford High School Alumni Hold Second Meeting
The New Oxford High School Alumni association held its second meeting in the school auditorium. The president chaired as committees reported. a 50 cent annual dues motion passed. A March 23 dance and card party was set, open to all attendees with an orchestra. A general dance committee was formed and bylaws review groups named. The next meeting is March 9 at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford High School Alumni Association
Presient
David Alwine
William Sanders
Stephen Weaver
Phillip Alwine
Mildred Boose
Carolyn Sponseller
Mary Dutterna
Mildred Carebaugh
Frank Higinbotham
Samuel Higinbotham
Sean Gable
Maring's Gettysburg Store Opens Modern Kitchen Display
H T Maring announces a grand opening later this week at his Gettysburg store on Baltimore street. Howard T Maring, in business 32 years in Gettysburg and since 1920 at this location, has redecorated the interior and rearranged stock to expand floor space for display. A model kitchen will let housewives inspect a complete modern setup while the store offers a full range of kitchen fixtures and supplies. Souvenirs and a door prize will be given during the display days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maring
Baltimore Street
Gettysburg
Howard T. Maring
Large crowd at fourth annual Fish and Game show
A large attendance marked the opening night of the fourth annual sportsmen's show in Gettysburg at the Stock Building. The event, sponsored by the Adams County Fish and Game Association, runs through Saturday with live game exhibits, old firearms relics, and mounted deer heads on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Fish and Game Association of
Adams County
Community events and sales announced for February to April
A series of public affairs in New Oxford and surrounding townships include a Hunterstown Gun Club shooting match on Feb 22 and a Boy Scout public card party in New Oxford High School on Feb 29. Numerous livestock and farm implement auctions are slated for March 2 to 16 across multiple farms with organizers including Erb & Company Middletown and C A Swope farm. The New Oxford Senior Class plans a three act farce Oh Promise Me on March 15, and Irishtown Fire Company features a three act comedy Meet My Wives on April 10 11 and 13 at the Firemen's ball Niellown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunterstown
Lillie A. McGuigan
Straban
Geo. A. Kinter
Workys Nurserica
C. Raymond Shaeffer
East Berlin
New Oxford High School
Lloyd.l. Swope
C. A
John W. Tate
Tyerone
Irishtown Fire Company
Jay Tobias
Niellown
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John Smith
Ryland Staub
Child
Evelyn Todt
Martin Trageser
Baltimore
Earl
DR. J. FD. Bowersox
Livingseton
Scarlett
Margaret Schneider
Margaret Ellen Schneider
John D. Schneider
White Hall
Mt. Pleasant Township
Annie J
Yeungst
G. Springs Church
Logan
Crea
Zoe Quart
New Oxford Evangelical and Reformed Charge
Arthur Roth III
H. T. Maring
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