Defense Day July 4 Observed With National Parade
The second annual Defense Day will be held July 4 with all men 18 to 45 invited to join a parade at 8:30 a.m. from Center Square to the mass singing of America. A telegraphic count of registrants will be sent to Washington. Gettysburg will muster forces similar to 1924, but no parade. registration booths open at the Court House for eligible men.
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Center Square
America
Hanover
War Department
Washington
Gettysburg
Adams County
Edgar A. Miller
Court House
Ancient Baron Stiegel bottle valued at $1000 in Gettysburg
F Mark Bream of Gettysburg owned a amethyst bottle valued at about $1000. The Baron Stiegel glass piece, made by Baron's glass blowers in Manheim township, Lancaster County, dates before the Revolution. The bottle passed through the Reifsnider family to Mrs Bream, and a similar piece is at the Metropolitan Museum in New York, though that one is cracked.
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F. Mark Bream
Gettysburg
Baron Stiegel
Breams
Baron Stiegle
Manheim Township
Lancaster County
Reifsnider
Rindlaub Returns to Gettysburg After Years Away
M. P. Rindlaub, born near New Oxford and son of the late Christian Rindlaub, has returned to Gettysburg after living in Illinois and Wisconsin. Wm. H. Smith of York Springs reports W. H. Hardman installing a water system and bathroom outfit. The bass fishing season opened on Wednesday July 1.
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M. P. Rindlaub
Adams County
Illinois
Wisconsin
Gettysburg
Mr. Rindlaub
New Oxford
Christian Rindlaub
Wm. H. Smith
York Springs
W. H. Hardman
Ginter Estate Real Property to be Sold at Public Auction
The executor of Fran cis A. Ginter announces a public sale on the Oxford township Adams county Pennsylvania premises. Tract No 1 conveys two third and one third undivided interests of Annie B E Ginter in a land tract fronting the New Oxford Carlisle Pike with several adjoining landowners. The property totals 89 acres and 126 perches more or less and is improved with unspecified structures.
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Francis A. Ginter
Oxford Township
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Annie BE. Ginter
New Oxford
Carlisle Pike
Simon Kime
Frank Spanzler
Annie Rinehart
Dean's Pills Promised to Cure Kidney Backache
Based on a testimonial from Paul Okul of Littles Town Pennsylvania users are urged to take Dean's Pills to relieve backache and flush kidneys. The ad claims relief after a few boxes and lists a 60 cent price and Foster Milburn Co as manufacturers in Buffalo New York.
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New Oxford
Dean
Doan
Paul Okul
W. Kine
Littlestown
Mr. Okul
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
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Crystal
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Shirley Mason
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York St
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Francis L. Martin
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J. L. Williams
Stromberg
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Grissinger’s Park
Dicks’ Dam
Don Pitts
Orchestra OF
Aldinger’s
Farmers Produce Co
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Mgr
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Eli Lock
Chevrolet
Studebaker
Mummert’s Garage
Overland and
Willys-Knight
East Berlin
Harris Bros
Department Stores
U.S.A
Ladies
Brame
Bell
C.V
New Chester
R. W. Wentz
Baltimore Street
Gettysburg, Pa
Lippy
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HELM
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