Local Happenings At Pen-Mar Lutheran Reunion And Community Notes
Local notes report the annual Lutheran Reunion at Pen-Mar today, plus multiple Hanover area items. Incidents include Pennsylvanian residents repainting exteriors and a post office, horse loss valued at 200 dollars, home sale in Irish Town, a minor stroke for Burgess H. W. King of East Berlin, and a York license issued for J. E. Trimmer and Daisy A Myers. A sneak thief took about two bushels of potatoes from East Berlin, a Han over Bending Works proprietor was declared bankrupt, and a Pines church festival is planned for August 8. Repainting work at the public school continues, a prized horse died after nail damage, Beitman sold an 80 acre farm, Mrs. Lightner suffers blood poisoning from an abscess, and 11-year-old Leroy Hull hurt his left arm. Candidate Rev Lovejoy withdraws, Katz of the York Brewing Company faces liquor charges, a warehouse shed at Idaville burns, and a 15 acre Menallen tract sale is set for August. Harris Oyler was injured at a baseball game in Aspers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Detter
East Berlin
Charles R Krug
Hanover Bending Works
Pines
J. E Kepner
Force
Triplets Born to Shiremanstown Couple in Cumberland County
Mrs. Philip Houser of Shiremanstown Cumberland county recently gave birth to triplets two boys and a girl all doing well Mrs Houser is a daughter of Mrs. Peter Myers of York Springs Miriam Rusher seven year old daughter of Jacob Rusher residing about two miles south of Hanover was feeding apples to a colt when the animal kicked the child in the left arm fracturing it Clyde Strayer operated on for appendicitis at Harrisburg is at home with his parents near Latimore and expected to recover soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Houser
Shiremanstown
Cumberland County
Houser
Peter Myers
York Springs
Miriam Rusher
Jacob Rusher
Hanover
Clyde Strayer
Harrisburg
Henry Strayer
Latimore
Injuries and finds in Gettysburg area barn and yard
Harry Starner suffered a deep cut after being kicked by a colt at Buttonwood stock farm near Gettysburg. Dr Diehl treated the wound with five stitches. Adam Wolf was hurled from a wagon when a rope broke as hay was unloaded, injuring his head and leaving him shocked and bruised. Selmar H Hees, eight, found a roll of bills totaling 740 in Wm Duttera's yard, belonging to William A Scott, returned by Mrs Hess. The Senator presented her son with 40 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Starner
Buttonwood
Gettysburg
Dr. Dieh
Adam Wolf
Reading Township
Selmar H Hees
Charles Hesse
Duttera
Wm. A. Scott
Hess
Condition of Littlestown woman in critical runaway case
Mrs Brockley of Littlestown, badly injured in a runaway accident at Harney weeks ago, has grown worse and is now in serious condition. Her daughter Mrs Lohr of Thurmont has been summoned to assist in nursing.
Figured Jawns and dalies at dc and better jawns at eight ten and one two three
Wentz Bros and Frey advertise figures at 83 Baltimore Street Hanover listing jawns and dalies with specific measurements and times. The readable text emphasizes pricing or availability at a local shop in Hanover, Maryland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentz Bros. & Frey
Baltu. Street
Hanover
Illness in Berwick Couple Marks Birthday Anniversary
Mrs Abraham Thoman of Berwick township is critically ill at 838 years old. Her husband Mr Thoman, aged 86, is in good health as Monday marks his birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Thoman
Berwick Township
Thoman
Dog Bit Victor Lawrence Twice Near Town
Victor son of Mr and Mrs L G Lawrence living near town was twice bitten on the back and arm by a neighbor David Noel s dog on Sunday evening. Both wounds are quite severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Plasterer Hurt by Mortar Lump at Pitt Street House
Mr. Nicholas Carns of Abbottstown was struck in the eye by a lump of mortar while plastering the new house of Mr. John Bream on Pitt street. He suffered considerable pain and was off duty for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Carns
Abbottstown
John Bream
Pitt Street
Mrs Lena Keith and W Laverre Hafer sail for Europe
Miss Lena Keith and W Laverre Hafer of Abbottstown sail Wednesday on the Princess Alice from New York to Bremen with a party of Chambersburg residents for a several months stay in Europe. A three year old, Frank Kohn of Hanover, fractured two fingers in a toy engine accident at home. The nineteenth annual Reformed churches reunion at Pen Mar Park drew about 12 000 people. Annie Diehl of Mummasburg had a sprained arm after a buggy collision on the way from the milk station. Jos I Miller’s horse caused a runabout wheel to break at Center Square church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Keith
W. Laverre Hafer
Abbottstown
New York
Bremen
Chambersburg
Europe
Frank
Wm. Kohn
Hanover
Mies
Annie Diehl
Mummasburg
Jos. I. Miller
J. I. Miller & Co
M. E
Center Square
Sea Lark Boat Co Forms in East Berlin Creek Service
The Sea Lark Boat Company is formed in East Berlin to carry passengers along the Conewago. A steel gasoline launch from a Michigan firm has been purchased and should arrive this week. A small fare will be charged for creek rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Lark Boat Company
East Berlin
Conewago
Michigan
Accident at Berlin Junction Brick Yard Leaves Worker Hurt
Curvin Chronister, an employee at Carbaugh brick yards, Berlin Junction, was injured when a wheel barrow overturned while he loaded bricks into a kiln. He suffered a fractured rib. Reading township assigned new teachers: Baker's Edna Day Oak Wood Roy Kraber Stouffer's Samuel Baker Hoover's Gertie Baker Round Hill Miss Sarbaugh Hollinger's Hortense Day. Maude Miller re-elected as Hampton school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curvin Chronister
Near Town
Carbaugh
Berlin Junction
Reading Township
Baker’s
Edna Day
Oak Wood
Roy Kraber
Stouffer’s
Samuel Baker
Hoover's
Gertie Baker
Round Hill
Miss Sarbaugh
Hollinger
Hortense Day
Maude Miller
Hampton School
Miss Melhorn Sprains Ankle While Campers at Waldheim
Miss Helen Melhorn of Hanover sprained her left ankle severely after stepping into a hole at Waldheim while with a party of campers. She is using crutches and remains at her home with the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Melhorn
A. H. Melhorn
Hanover
Waldheim
Miss Melhorn
Mount Pleasant Township School Elected Officials
Elected officers for Mount Pleasant township schools include Mt. Vernon Catharine Bechtel Sweet Home Mary Crouse White Hall Edna Gulden Valley J. Z. Rudisill Mt. Superior C. E. Tawney Brush Run Carrie Baker Mt. Rock Amy Fleshman Kohler's C. L. Bubb Swift Run Lottie Hulick Kilpatrick Mary Sadler Cone wago Claude Stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountpleasant Township
Mt. Vernon
Catharine Bechtel
Sweet Home
Mary Crouse
White Hall
Edna Gulden
Valley
J. Z. Rudisill
Mt. Superior
C. E. Tawney
Brush Run
Carrie Baker
Mt. Rock
Amy Fleshman
Kohler's
C. L. Bubb
Swift Run
Lottie Hulick
Kilpatrick
Mary Sadler
Conewago
Claude Stock
Clarence Donaldson suffers relapse after major operation
Clarence M. Donaldson, once of Fairfield area, had a serious operation at St. Joseph’s Hospital Philadelphia for val valus. While visiting his sister Mrs D W Horner in West Chester last Sunday, he suffered severe pain and relapse. He was operated on again last Tuesday at Chester County Hospital West Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence M. Donaldson
Fairfield
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Philadelphia
Volvalus
D. W. Horner
West Chester
Chester County Hospital
Local resident shoots large fish crane on Warner's pond
Geo. D. Sheely of near town fired on birds at Warner's pond Saturday afternoon, killing a fish crane 3 feet 9 inches from wingtip to wingtip. A second crane, 7 feet from bill to toe, was later seen at the New Oxford creamery. Two West High street residents, within 50 yards, confirmed the measurements after the birds flew away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. D. Sheely
Town
Warner’s Pond
New Oxford Creamery
West High Street
Barn extension mishap injures carpenter in Straban township
Cyrus Gissell contractor started raising a barn extension for John Gilliland in Straban township when Emory Bishop of Freedom township slipped on the top plate while reaching for a log. The log broke free and dropped him about 25 feet to the ground. He was bruised and scratched but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus G. Fissel
John Gilliland
Straban Township
Emory Bishop
Freedom Township
Mr. B
Safe Crackers Steal Two Pennies At Hanover Produce
Burglars gained access to the Hanover Produce Company warehouse on Hanover street Friday night by lifting a rear door cross-bar with a ladder. They drilled the old key pattern safe, blew it open, and absconded with a two penny money drawer. Books and papers tied to Mr. Cashman, treasurer, were disturbed but all ledgers remained decipherable. The blast occurred shortly before 1 am and the theft was not found until Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Produce Company
Hanover Street
Z. H. Cashman
Mr. Cashman
Cashman
Sampson Kepner
A Conflagration Narrowly Averted on Philadelphia Street
A blaze started by live coals in ashes near the stable behind Mrs. Lucina Heltzel’s home on Philadelphia Street was quickly seen by neighbors and extinguished. The incident endangered multiple frame buildings nearby, including the Emma Smith property and a nearby M E church, with dry leaves and rubbish fueling the risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Felty
Lucina Heltzel
Philadelphia Street
Emma Smith
Squire Straley
Center Square
M. E
Snake Bite Sends Chester Pottorff Home to New Chester
Chester Pottorff was bitten on the left leg by a snake while resting on a log near York after visiting his brother. The copperhead likely caused the injury. He received treatment in Hanover then returned home where his condition improved, Dr Spotz of Hampton reporting hopeful recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Pottorff
New Chester
Mr. Pottorff
York
Pottorff
Hanover
Spotz
Hampton
Woman Hurt While Feeding Horse Near Gettysburg
Mrs. Ralph Shultz of Cashtown was thrown when her horse bolted as she fed it on the way home from Gettysburg. Two carriage wheels passed over her, leaving her badly bruised but with no internal injuries evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Shultz
Cashtown
Gettysburg
Farm tenant fractured ribs after mule kick near McSherrystown
Adam Nace, tenant on John A. Potet’s farm near McSherrystown, was kicked in the chest by a mule on Thursday. The impact fractured three ribs and injured his shoulder. Dr. A C Wentz of Hanover reduced the fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Nace
John A. Potet
McSherrystown
A. C. Wentz
Hanover
Peroxide Cream Promises Clearer Complexion
Druggists offer the benefit of knowledge for 25c. Uses peroxide cream for skin troubles. Removes blackheads and clears the complexion. Claims no hair growth. Represented by Ep. T. Aukenr, A. D. 5S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ep. T. Aukenr
A. D
Death Doings of Mrs Margaret Heidrich at Mountpleasant Farm
Mrs Margaret Heidrich died at her daughter Mrs C M Weaver at Mountpleasant Farm along Gettysburg pike two miles from town after a long illness of many months from complications. She was 51 years and 16 days old, formerly of Baltimore, surviving one daughter Mrs C M Weaver. Her parents Mr and Mrs Boyer and three sisters and one brother live in Baltimore. Funeral was held Monday morning with interment in New Oxford Cemetery after a High Mass of Requiem at the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Heidrich
C. M. Weaver
Mountpleasant
Gettysburg Pike
Baltimore
Boyer
New Oxford
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Youthful York Springs native dies after illness
George Livingst on, son of Mrs William Livingst on, died at his home in York Springs on Monday afternoon after a few days illness at about 18 years. He had been swimming recently, developed sores all over his body and complained like one with rheumatism. The case remains a mystery but is thought to have originated from water exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
William Livingston
York Springs
Obituaries of John Gise and Isaac Weikert in Reading and Greenmount
John Gise a respected East Berlin native dies at his Reading home Sunday morning from gall stones and typhoid fever aged about 27. His remains were brought to Fast Berlin with funeral Thursday at 9 from A B Trimmer home Rev J B Lau officiating. Isaac Weikert a retired farmer dies at Greenmount Wednesday night in his 88nd year after paralysis onset July 5. Survived by four daughters and four sons, plus four brothers and two sisters. wife predeceased about a year, daughter of Abraham Plank of near Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gise
East Berlin
Reading
Fast
Isaac Weikert
Greenmount
Weikert
Emma
Annie Seiss
William P. Weikert
McKnightstown
William Harner
Emmitsburg
Edwin
Mahlon
Jacob
Fairfield
Harry
Mr. Weikert
Abraham Plank
Gettysburg
Mrs Mary Forry Dies At Home In Penn Township
Mrs Mary Forry wife of John B Forry dies at home in Penn township 24 miles north of Hanover at 8 30 p m Tuesday aged 59 years 6 months 19 days She was a daughter of the late Jesse Kahlbaugh and is survived by her husband five sons and two daughters Funeral Friday at 9 a m at the house with interment in Buchecher s private cemetery Berwick township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Forry
John B. Forry
Penn Township
Hanover
Jesse Kahlbaugh
Hampton
Charles K Ferry
Abbottstown
William
York
Jacob
Isaiah
Conewago Township
John
Anna Sttter
Dark County
Ohio
Catharine Ferry
Buchecher
Berwick Township
Death of Miss Rose Galbreath at Spangler home near Aspers
Miss Rose Galbreath died Thursday evening at Amos Spangler's home near Aspers from cancer, aged 55. She was the last of her family and had lived in Arendtsville for years, lately residing with Mr. Spangler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Galbreath
Amos Spangler
Aspers
Miss Galbreath
Arendtsville
Mr. Spangler
Bonheimer Child Dies After Illness in Gettysburg
Arthur Bonheimer son of Mr and Mrs Albert Bonheimer of Gettysburg died Saturday morning from cerebrospinal meningitis aged about six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bonheimer
Albert Bonheimer
Gettysburg
Death notice for Cornelius Bievenour in Paradise Township
Cornelius Bievenour died at his home in Paradise township near Abbottstown on Wednesday night at 10 30 aged 84 years after an eight year illness. He is survived by his wife and nine children six sons and three daughters. The funeral was held Saturday morning at 9 o clock with interment at Paradise Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Bievenour
Paradise Township
Abbottstown
Paradise Catholic Church
Death of seven year old Harry Elmer Bailey
Harry Elmer Bailey youngest son of Mrs Har ry Bailey died at his grandfather William Hummel's Gettysburg home Friday afternoon from spinal meningitis after about three days illness He was seven years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Elmer
Mra
Harry Bailey
William Hummel
Gettysburg
Veteran Henry Rebling Dies After Long Illness
Henry Rebling a Civil War veteran living with his son-in-law Jacob Rusher on Westminster road near Hanover died Sunday July 19 about 10 o clock from infirmities of advanced age aged 78 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rebling
Jacob Rusher
Westminster Road
Hanover
Benjamin Hostetter Dies In Hanover At 34
Benjamin Hostetter died at his home in Hanover at 9 40 p m Saturday July 18 after a illness. He was 34 years old and left a widow Kate Ickes and a daughter. He was a cigarmaker by trade, a member of the Cigarmakers Union of McSherrys town, and survived by his mother Maria Hostetter and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Hostetter
Hanover
Maria Hostetter
Kate Ickes
William Ickes
Conewago Township
Cigarmakers’ Union of
McsSherrystown
Death of Theodore Lontz at Krentler’s schoolhouse
Theodore Lontz aged 52 years 6 months 7 days died at 6 a m Sunday July 19 from consumption. He resided with his mother Mrs Michael Lontz and is survived by two sisters Mrs Barbara Christofany of Washington DC and Miss Agnes Lontz at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Lontz
Krentler’s
Michael Lontz
Barbara Christofany
Washington D.C
Agnes Lontz
Mrs Benedict Dies at Home Near Elbrook
Mrs. Daniel M. Benedict died at her home near Elbrook at 3 o clock Thursday afternoon after suddenly collapsing beside a cupboard. She was described as a woman of large size and appeared to expire almost instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel M. Benedict
Elbrook
Benedict
Woman Dies Suddenly After Heart Trouble Attack
Mrs Benedict, daughter of the late T. T. Norris, born in Adams county, married to Daniel M. Benedict in 1881. The family moved to Waynesboro in 1882 and lived there for many years. she endured health issues during the day and died suddenly from a heart attack.
Mrs Starner Dies After Short Illness At 63 Near Arendtsville
Mrs Samuel Starner died Saturday night after a brief illness at age 63 at her home near Arendtsville. Her husband died twelve years ago. She is survived by three children, William and Miss Nellie at home, and Charles of Tacoma, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Starner
Arendtsville
William
Nellie
Charles
Tacoma
Washington
Man Fractures Three Ribs After Falling From Pear Tree
William Young of Hanover visited his daughter Mrs John Karnitz in Bittinger eight miles north of Hanover. While picking pears in the afternoon he fell from a tree injuring three ribs. A physician was summoned and care provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Young
Hanover
John Karnitz
Bittinger
Boy Bitten by Dog on Center Square
Robert Smith, youngest son of Mrs Mamie J Smith of Hanover Street, was bitten on the under lip by a dog owned by Druggist Ed T Auker while playing Sunday evening on Center Square. The wound, almost through the lip, was cauterized by Dr Sheetz and no further trouble is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Mamie J. Smith
Hanover Street
Ed.t. Auker
Center Square
Injured South Bend Citizen R Wills in Auto Crash
kK R Wills of South Bend Indiana and Adams County native suffered serious injuries in an automobile accident. He was thrown down a high embankment with a broken right arm a dislocated right shoulder and a badly sprained left arm. Local friends and older residents know him well and regret the misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. R. Wills
South Bend
Indiana
Adams County
Presbyterians to Meet at Pen-Mar Reunion
Presbyterians from Pennsylvania Maryland and the Virginias will attend the annual reunion at Pen-Mar on Thursday July 80. Rev. W H Roberts of Philadelphia moderator of the general assembly will speak. The Blue Mountain resort reunion was previously held first among church gatherings and this year marks the last one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginias
Pen-Mar
W. H. Roberts
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Blue Mountain Resort
Women Thrown Out In Near Hanover Buggy Runaway
Miss Emma Flickinger and Miss Myrtle Flickinger daughters of Jonas Flickinger of Berwick township narrowly escaped serious injury when their horse frightened near Hanover. The buggy struck a guard rail, one girl was thrown out while Emma held the lines and was pulled over the dashboard as the vehicle detached. The horse ran on to Brown's smith shop where it was stopped. Both ladies suffered only slight facial bruises. the buggy was badly damaged and the horse unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Myrtle Flickinger
Jonas Flickinger
Berwick Township
Hanover
John Dubs
Imma
Brown
Geo. Brown
Rector Narrowly Escapes Injury in Trolley Collision
Rev Eugene Halstermeyer rector of Sacred Heart Church Conewago Chapel at Iidgegrove was thrown from his carriage when struck by a trolley car in McSherrystown about 11 am Thursday. He escaped injury as the phaeton overturned but the horse and he were unharmed despite damaged wheels and a crossing miscue on Church street during the Conewago Park picnic period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Halstermeyer
Sacred Heart Church
Conewago Chapel
Iidgegrove
McSherrystown
Church Street
Littlestown
Conewago Park
Thief's Small Plunder Near Mc Sherrystown Residence
A bold theft occurred at Joseph G. Keagy's Hanover road home. A screen was left ajar for entry, trousers were moved, and the pocketbook with $3 disappeared. The empty wallet was found on the porch, suggesting the thief knew about recent wheat sales and sought the proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Keagy
Hanover Road
McSherrystown
Rag Ingram and Brussels Carpets and Mattings Sale
Rag Ingram and Brussels carpets and straw mattings offered at all prices by Westz Bros. and Frey at 33 Ralto Street, Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westz Bros. & Frey
Ralto
Hanover
Young Hanover youth dies by carbolic acid act
Carroll Bollinger aged 15 of Hanover died at 9 15 after swallowing carbolic acid. His brother Ellsworth found him unconscious and summoned Dr Wagner. Survived by parents and one brother, this follows two earlier Sudden deaths in related families, including Seiss siblings in Philadelphia and Littlestown connections. Mrs Seiss and Mrs Bollinger are sisters, daughters of Harry Dysert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Bollinger
D A. Bollinger
Hanover
Ellsworth Bollinger
Hanover Milling Co
Wagner
Bollinger
Dr. Walters’ Sanitarium
Walters’ Park
Littlestown
Philadelphia
Farle
A. E. Seiss
Phiadelphia
Paul Seiss
Seiss
Mrs. Bollinger
Harry Dysert
Spike Penetrated Foot In Irishtown Accident
Mr John Clunk of Irishtown suffered a severe puncture wound last week while repairing a culvert near Daniel Staub’s home. A 5 inch wire spike in an old plank pierced the sole of his right shoe and penetrated the foot. He was treated at home and the wound is healing with no further trouble anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clunk
Irishtown
Daniel Staub
Clank
Aspers Man Struck by Reading Freight Near Goldenville
Wim A Wierman of Aspers was hit by a Reading freight train Sunday night near Goldenville after missing his stop at Aspers and boarding an excursion that did not stop there. He was found by an extra freight crew, suffered scalp lacerations and back injuries, and was taken to Gettysburg then to Earnie Weaver's home. reports say he was recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. A. Wierman
Aspers
Reading
Goldenville
Wierman
Mr. Wierman
Gettysburg
Earnie Weaver
Jast
Great Conewago Picnic Set for July in Conewago Grove
The 24th annual Conewago Picnic will be held Saturday July 25 in Conewago Grove from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Arrangements promise dancing, diversions for all ages, and regular meat and refreshments. If weather is unfavourable, the event will be held the following Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewago
Conewago Grove
Peroxide Cream Awarded Best Formula by Drugists
The National Manufacturing Association of 7000 druggists selects Peroxide Cream as the best formula for tan sunburn freckles and related skin conditions. Ep Tuker A DLS representative notes the product’s guidance and usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Manufacturing Association
Grass and fence fires burn at Biglerville track
A large quantity of grass and fences on both sides at Biglerville caught fire Friday due to engine sparks. Dry grass and fences burned rapidly, spreading across fields and damaging the track area. A work crew had to expend 200 feet to repair the burn debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biglerville
Weaver Piano the Quality Choice for Discriminating Buyers
A promotional note stating that low priced pianos fail to deliver, while the Weaver Piano from Weaver Organ and Piano Co of York Pennsylvania is designed for buyers who pay more for superior quality and has earned high approval among discerning customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Weaver Organ & Piano CO
York
Markets Note from New Oxford by Z H Cashman
The New Oxford markets report lists wheat, rye, corn, and oats with prices sketched, along with clover seed timothy seed and rye straw. A terse line shows figures around 700 8 00, indicating price or quantity details in the period's market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Z. H. Cashman
Timothy Bay
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. Emmert
Parker Lerew
Lewis Clunk
Fabian Breighner
Burgess H. W. King
J. E. Trimmer
Wellsville
Daisy A Myers
Calvin Taylor
Arendtaville
Mervin J. Beitman
Huntington Township
George W. McGrail
Gardner’s Station
B.F. Lightner
Leroy Hull
Chas. Hull
Lovejoy
Joint Council
Karl E. Katz
York Brewing Company
9Th Regiment
Balto
Idaville
J. H. Little
Colestock
Court House
Menallen Township
John H
Jennie Black
Harris Oyler
Reformed Churches of
District of Columbia
Pen-Mar Park
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