Gettysburg Park Supervisor Col. E. B. Cope Dies at 92
Col. E B Cope longtime Gettysburg National Park supervisor and Civil War veteran died after a fall he sustained last September Funeral services were held Wednesday He helped survey and map the battlefield and his relief maps were shown at world fairs He is survived by one son and four daughters all of Gettysburg
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E. B. Cope
Gettysburg National
United States Civil Service
Col. Cope
National Park
Battlefield Commission
William Cope
Helen Cope
Robert EB. Wible
Harry B. Martin
Charles Cobean
Gettysburg
Mr Shearer Moves With Family to Mt Pleasant Home
Mr Shearer and family moved from Hanover to the house owned by Henry Shaffer that was recently remodeled at Mt Pleasant.
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Mr. Shearer
Hanover
Henry Shaffer
Mt. Pleasant
Dr G Jordan to Speak at Arendtsville Fair
State agriculture secretary Dr G Jordan will be invited to attend and address the South Mountain fair at Arendtsville union park in September. The executive committee also approved free admission for all school children under 14, expanded grounds with a 13 acre purchase, building painting, doubled premium values, a potato variety test, and a hog exhibit by Arendtsville vocational students. The Chambersburg Knights of Pythias band will perform during fair week, set for September 13 14 and 16.
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Cr. G. Jordan
Arendtsville Union Park
Biglerville
Frank Kimple
Adams County
Arendtsville Vocational School
Chambersburg Knights of Pythias Band
Hanover school bond issue sold to Philadelphia bidder
The $22,000 bond issue floated by the Hanover school board was disposed of Monday to A. B. Leach and company, Inc, Philadelphia. The Philadelphia bidder was the highest, offering $102,117 for each $100 worth of bonds.
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Hanover School Board
A. B. Leach and Company, Inc
Philadelphia
Hanover Blaze Injures Fireman and Damages Home
Two separate fires in Hanover on Saturday caused over $100 in damage. Luther Mondorff, chief pipeman, suffered a fractured forearm when he jumped from a truck. he was treated at Hanover hospital. The first fire started in a corn fodder pile at Edward Snyder Jr.’s yard and spread to a garage. The second fire began in a chimney at Howard Mondorff’s home and required chemical extinguishing and brick removal. A gold watch and chain were later found missing by J. S. Small of the fire company.
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Luther Mondorff
Hanover Fire Company No. 1
Edward Snyder, Jr
Mondorff
Hanover Hospital
Third Street
Snyder
High Fire Company
Howard Orndorff
High Street
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