Divorcees To Be Investigated By Ministers, Synod Rules
Frederick July 3 The Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church decided that its ministers shall refuse to marry divorced persons guilty of conduct causing separation. The synod endorsed sex education and uniform marriage and divorce laws, and set Frederick as next year’s meeting site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Potomac Synod
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Social Service Committee
Paul D. Yo‘der
Jefferson
York Springs Wins First Half Title in County League
York Springs captured the first half championship of the Adams Cumberland county baseball league by defeating Plainfield in both ends of a double header 9-5 and 3-2 at York Springs. The standings show York Springs 12 6 Mt Holly 10 7 Carlisle 9 9 Plainfield 4 13. The first half champions will meet an all star team from other league clubs on Biddle field Carlisle to raise money to pay an umpire.
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York Springs
Plainfield
Mt. Holly
Carlisle
Biddlefield
Estate of Dr. D C Brownell in Adams County
In Re Estate of Dr D C Brownell late of New Oxford Adams County letters testamentary granted to the undersigned all indebted to the estate are requested to make payment and those having claims present the same without delay to Edgar T Auker H B Flaherty Executors First National Bank Building New Oxford Pa or to their attorney E V Bullett Gettysburg Pa
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D. C. Brownell
Borough of
New Oxford
Adams County
Pennsylvania
First National Bank
E. V. Bullett
Gettysburg
Adams County Women’s Republican Club
G. R. Thompson
Eugene V. Bullett
Jacob H. Sharrah
Cashtown
Hugh E. Topper, Sr
McSherrystown
E. H. Markley
Charles E Deatrick
Biglerville
Dewey E. McCauslin
Bendersville
Joseph I. Miller
Paul Rohrbaugh
Fairfield
Arthur Boyd
Littlestown
C. Arthur Brame
Straben Township
Samuel Weiser
Perry J. Tawney
John H. Basehore
Hampton Church Services And Local Visits In Maryland And Pennsylvania
Sunday church services at 9 and 10 o'clock for Hampton. Lutheran services at 6:30 and 7:30. Earl Neikirk and family from Hagerstown, Maryland, stayed with sisters Mrs Paul Miller and Mrs Earl Witters. Many local residents hosted or visited relatives in York, Hanover, Gettysburg, Mechanicsburg, and Washington, D C. The Christian Endeavor Society met at the Lutheran church with Alma Miller leading a program on making a nation great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Neikirk
Hagerstown
Maryland
Paul Miller
Earl Witters
Annie Dicks
Flora
Ira Masemer
York Hospital
Daniel Hartzell
William Myers
Mary Asper
Waldheim
John Yohn
Mary Crist
Gettysburg
Ensor
Crist
Harvey Ensor
Cora Ensor
Utz
Hanover
Edward Little
Charles Leese
George C.kimmel
L. M. Kimmel
Bermudian
Mandilla Slaybaugh
Ab Bottstown
C .K. Kennedy
Alverta Myers
Roy Myers
Mark Shanabrook
George Baumgardner
Baumgardner
Mary Ginsberg
Washington, D. C
J. Schimmel
Lewis Leinare
Leinart
Christian Endeavor Society
Lutheran Church
Alma Miller
America
Russel
Mabell Lobaugh
Glenn
Claude Klinedinst
Edwin Moose
George Inskip
Ellen
Mary
Claude
Lena Klinedinst
Ira Lobaugh
Mabelle Lobaugh
Christian Endeavor
George Baumgard
Cashtown Clinches League Title in Final Weekend
Cashtown wins the league title after a weekend of decisive scores. Saturday results include Arendtsville 15 over Gettysburg 9 and Cashtown 11 over Bendersville 10, with Fairfield 15 and Midway 4 and evening games listing Gettysburg 11 over Bendersville 6 and Cashtown 16 over Bonneauville 4. Bethlehem plays Midway as rain affects the schedule.
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W. L. Pet
Cashtown
Fairfield
Gettysburg Shee
Bendersville
Midway
Arendtsville
Bethlehem
Ponneauville
Gettysburg
Bonneauville
Men Pledge $5 Fines For Disorderly Conduct
John Hoffman of South Washington street and Fred Krimbring of West Middle street Gettysburg appeared before Justice of the Peace John Shearer Saturday afternoon and paid fines of $5 and costs each on disorderly conduct charges. They were arrested early Saturday by Officer Charles W. Culp Jr. and placed in the borough lockup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoffman
South Washington Street
Fred Krimbring
West Middle Street
Gettysburg
Justice of the Peace
John ©. Shearer
Chas. W. Culp, Jr
Birthday Surprise Held for Earl Mickey at Bonneauville Home
A birthday surprise party occurred Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Mickey near Bonneauville in honor of their son Earl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl W. Mickey
Bonneauville
Earl
Adams County Republicans Outline Fall Rally Plans
GOP leaders in Adams County met at the Citizens' Trust building Gettysburg to map a fall rally linked to state candidates. Speakers included Dr Frank S Magill John R Jackson and Robert B E Tipton. A dollar certificate movement update and local committee appointments were announced.
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Adams County
Adams County Republican Committee
Citizens’ Trust Company
Gettysburg
Frank S. Magill
Chambersburg
John R Jackson
Waynesboro
State Senate
Robert
BE. Tipton
General Assembly
South Mountain Fair Grounds
Speeding and conduct fines from Hanover and York court
Glenn R. Philips of East Berlin and Raymond Wentz of Abbottstown were each fined 10 for speeding in Hanover. Raymond Keffer of McSherrystown paid 5 for disorderly conduct. In York city court Ralph Howe of York Springs posted 10 cash bond, later forfeited when the de-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn R. Philips
East Berlin
Raymond Wentz
Abbottstown
Hanover
Raymond Keffer
McSherrystown
York City
Ralph Howe
York Springs
R. D
Gum Removed From Lungs Of Hanover Player
Raymond Hufnagle of Hanover was treated after a bronchoscope removed a wad of chewing gum from his left lung at the University of Pennsylvania hospital Philadelphia. The Hanover softball league player, third baseman for the Montgomery Ward team, was bending to pick up his glove when the accident happened. He is the son in law of Mr and Mrs Thomas Lawrence of R 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hufnagle
Hanover
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Hufnagle
Montgomery Ward
Hanover Softball Association
Thomas’ Lawrence
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John M. McCadden
New Oxford, PA
Dodge
Ceorgcewinks Sheets
Cranford, N. J
Detroit
Chiyele: Corporation
H. M. Sterner
Broadway
Hanover, Pa
Orphans’ Court
Edgar T. Auker
H. B. Flaherty
Reformed
Drey
Marvin Nelson
Chicago
Steve Westerlind
Audrey Myers
Etta Wolf
Mechanicsburg
E A. Myers and
Julius Schimmel
Childen
S. Ginsberg
William H. Engel
Baltimore
Flora Dicks
Washington
Ier
George
Mary Bosserman
Victory
Charles Mummert
John Lemmon
Ellis Brown
Ruth Lemmon
Haines’ Roadstand
Emmitsburg Road
Forest Park
Pen-Mar Park
Zel Smith
Willow Beach Park
York Street
Hanover, Penna
Hershey
New Oxford, York Springs
Taneytown, Md
Woon
J. H. Dutter A
York
N. George St
Dial
York, Pennsylvania
A. M
Hershey Park Inn
Bud Codors
Pennsylvania Ramblers
Henry
J. C. Herman
Lincolnway East
T. Smith
Dr. Salsbury
W. L. Mummert Co
Maine
Florida
Steinhaus Lager
Pilsner Beer
Shay
Victor Brewing Co
Meet Modern
Jack” Young
Baltimore St
Chrysler
Ford
Plymouth
Essex
Pontiac
Packard
DeSoto
Wiest Motor
West Market ST
York, Pa
York Supply CO
W. Mariet St
Vork, Pa
Donald Lower
Arendatsville
Howe
King
Mount Joy Township
Mount Pleasant Township
Union Township
Cumberland Township
Franklin Township
Charles J. Weikert
Keystone Hospital
Harrisburg
Sd 5
the Atlantic Monthly
the Atlantic
Atlantic Monthly
Arlington St
Boston
Texas
Onford
W. J. Lytle
Prop
Grace May
Oriental Club Orchestra
RED Cross
WY ’ Newswanger
Market St
Continental Square York, PA
Rainbow Inn
Royal Aces
D. H. Sharrer & Son
Balcom
Optometrist
Carlisle St
L. E. Gross
Main Street
Eas
Gunacdd
Blue Sunoco Gas
Mercury
Sunoco Gardens
Willis L. Weikert
Lincoln Way West
York & Walnut Sts
Hoffman
J. M. Hulick ‘Dry Goods
New
Oxford, Pa
Majestic
Jeanette MacDonald
Clark Gable
San Francisco
Spencer Tracy
Jean Hersholt
Man
Jane Withers
Kay Francis
the White Angel
E. H. Walter
Tila UL Dry Cleaners
High Street
ED T. Auker
Rexall
Arthur A. Hall
Lincolnway
Charmbury
Shirk
Poor House Inn
Armstrong Tire & Battery
Lawyer's Garage
Trine
Chas. S. Mumper No. Wash
St. Gettysburg
Jacobs Bros
Cash Grocery Center
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