Local Adams County Notes Highlight Rallies and Openings
Local items report W J F Rickrode opening a Sinclair Service Station at Littlestown with Ivan Rickrode employed there. J A Geesey buys a new Chevrolet from C G Sheely and plans a garage. Bonneauville defeats Midway 8 1. Adams County All Stars to perform at Bonneauville. Parish and school notes include St Joseph's parish closing in Bonneauville and graduates Pauline Staub Mildred Groft at Gettysburg High School. Several residents assist at the C V exchange and trust.
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Geo. N. Warner
Drumright
Okla
J. H. Plymire
Lincolnway
W. J. F. Rickrode
Sinclair
Littlestown
Ivan Rickrode
J. A. Geesey
C. G. Sheely
Berlin Junction
Hanover K
Conewago
Hanover Wire Cluth
McSherrystown Motorcycle club
Dikks dam
Ww. C. No. 22
Abbottstown
E. E. Ditenhafer
force
Higinbotham
Charles Strasbaugh
J. J. Staub
Bonneauville
St. Joseph’s
Pauline Staub
Mildred Groft
Gettysburg High School
Banneauville Catholic church
M. Scanlon
Felix Jenkins
Baltimore
Jenkins
Catonsville
Trishtown
John Martin
George Martin
Henry Moore
F. W. Topper & Co
W. J. Miller
Grace Klingel
C. V
G. A. Klingel
Mabel Wolf
C. V. exchange
Gertrude Bollinger
Hanover
Lydia Kepner
A. M. Malone
Hampton
Hugentagler
York
Malone
ternoon
Ivin Rickrode
New Oxford
John C. Fleshman
A. P
Marian Minter
Shippensburg
Ruth Craumer
West Chester S. MN
Eva Raifensperger
Lebanon Valley College
Marguerite Osborne
John Myers
Marion M. Minter
Miller
Pythian park
York Haven
Cyrus
Barbara Miller
Cyrus Miller
Hunters Station
Two Local Men Ordained to Priesthood in Harrisburg Cathedral
Saturday morning two young men from McSherrystown and nearby were ordained priests by Bishop Philip R. McDevitt in Harrisburg. The new priests are Rev. Pius J. Poist and Rev. Carl B. Brady. Their first Solemn Masses were held in St. Marys Church McSherrystown and Conewago Chapel. A joint 1 p.m. dinner followed at the Colonnade, with receptions at their homes. Brady’s grandmother Mary Brady attended, joining other relatives and out-of-town guests including sisters Rita Theresa and Mary John, and nurses Erma and Stella Brady, among others.
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McSherrystown
Harrisburg
Philip R. McDevitt
D. D
Pius J. Poist
Philip Poist
Carl B. Brady
Harry M. Brady
Edgegrove
Mary Brady
Edge Grove
Rita Theresa
Mary John
Philadelphia
Erma
Stella Brady
St. Agnes hospital
Baltimore
Raymond Brady
York
Roy Brady
Carlisle
Carrie Lawrence
Stan Lawrence
Trishtown
Jos, Herman
Guldens
C. G. String and
Hunterstown
Washington
Ila B. Kimmel
New Alexandria
Gettysburg
Anna
Margaret Dattie
Kimmel
Miss Kimmel
suchis
Leo B. Kirchner
St. Mary’s Catholic church
St. Joseph’s church
mam
FE. C G. Livingston
Richard
Frank Osborne
near
Guy A. Staub
L. G. Stauffer
the Star
view Lutheran
St. Mark’s Lutheran
Wolf
New Chester
Stauffer
church council
J. F. Spangler
Gettysburg Seminary
Krauffer
Spangler
Re Arraigned Man Arrested for Liquor Offense
Charles Cullison of Biglerville was re-arrested after a hearing on drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Police charged him with illegally possessing liquor after a Gettysburg arrest Saturday night. He had two pint bottles analyzed as containing about a half to three quarters percent alcohol. He was fined five dollars and ten dollars fifty cents costs, then jailed on liquor-law violation with a $500 bail for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cullison
Biglerville
Cullison
Gettysburg
Appler
Memorial Day Social Notes Span Wide Circle of Visitors
A long list of visitors and residentsappears from Allentown to Baltimore over Memorial Day weekend. Families such as the Weavers, Harmons, Millers, and Shraders host relatives and friends. clergy like Rev. Fr. Paul D. Weaver attend services. Philadelphians and Carlisle residents travel through Hanover, Harrisburg, and Gettysburg, while others from York, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh join gatherings at homes along Lincoln Way and W High Street.
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Severinus Weaver
Allentown
F. L. Weaver
High st
John M. Weaver
Philadelphia
John S. Weaver
Hanover st
Paul D. Weaver
Carmel
St. Mary's church
Grace Eby
ot Lykens
H. T. Brown
Qualityville
Harvey Bollinger
Cumberland
Carlisle st
Charles Miller
Biglerville
Harry OQ. Miller
Ruth
W. High st
Norris Miller
Fairfield
Chas. Trimmer
Thomas McCorkle
Carlisle
Robert Wolf
Dottie Shank
Georgia Kohler
Palmyra
W. Snyder
York
E. L. Eckert
Brown's dam
CS. Coleman
Harry
Bessie
Baltimore
C. Stanley Myers
F. B Sellers
W. High street
Wim. McClain
Wrightsville
Albert Grove
Earl Grove
Hanover
Mary A. Grove
Jennie
Berlin’ avenue
Daniel B. Straley
Crown Point
Ind
New Oxford
Helen E. Sheets
Harvishire
Steelton
Mervin Coulson
Warrishure
M. G. Deatrick
W. Highst
W. Highst, Mr. and Mrs. Deatrick spent last week in Harrishure. John White
Youngstern
Ohio
Clyde Burns
Pauline
Elwood City
Tierbert Weikert
near Kohlers
George Clipvinger
Pittsburgh
C. K. Yeager
Lincolnway
M. J. Sterner
Washington
Lear Livingston
Warrisburg
I. W. Livingston
W. Eugene Haas
C. L. Eicholtz
J. M. Smiley
Grace Smiley
Russell J. Ruff
Carnegie Steel plant
Co. A. Rui
East
Mdw. Kress
Elizabeth
Mary
Ilanover
George McMagan
Betty Smith
Charles Glunk
Emma Schilling
Trishtown
Emory Hershey
Samuel Brown
Robsonia
Mary EB
Hershey
oy colnwis
Edith Fisher
Johnstown
Mary Elton Hershey
Charles Gartman
H. Jeyster
Ella Winand
Klingel
C. Edward Lippy
Viola Browley
Susan Murray
Hampstead
Guy Miller
State College
co. A. Klingel
Lincolpway
J. W. Stimmel
Walkersville
Amy Diller
Tinrolaway
F. Keeney
Walkeville
C. S. Diller
Agnes Sneeringer
Brush Run
Tillie
Mary Lawrence
McSherrystown
N. L. Morin
Lawrence
iBenj. Eyre
Fall River
Mass
Francis Lingg
Morin
Alveria Lawrence
Lingg
A. Lawrence
Stella Shrader
Irishtown
Gettysburg
George Nicholson
Joseph Hagerman
Lewis Miller
Ralph Feeser
Elmer Shrader
Gettyaburg
Myr
Walter Hoffman
Emma Bawden
Missy Mary Bawden
Lincolnway West
Urban Robinson
Pleasant
Local Hospital News Highlights Multiple Patient Movements
Miss Hope Pevain underwent a successful appendicitis operation at West Side sanitorium Monday. Carlisie Bream and James Wingert were treated for injuries and infections at Carlisle and York hospitals. Elizabeth Wolfe returned home from York Hospital improved. Mrs. Bessie Collins and Alice McCadden were cared for after accidents and surgeries. Several others were discharged or moved between Warner Hospital, Get tysburg and West Side sanitorium as part of ongoing treatment.
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Carlisle hospital
Elizabeth Wolfe
York Sprigs
City Hospital
Harrisburg
Bessie Collins
Hanover
Littlestown
Alice McCadden
Gettysburg R
York Hospital
gabell Miller
Abbottstown
Warner hospital
Abrs
Stanislaus Krichten
McSherrystown
Gettysburg
Lego sweeinger
Moyday
Andrew Rudisill
West Side
York
Gq. L. Rice
McSherrystown- Carroll Forsythe
ren
Lincolnway widening discussed for New Oxford borough
June meeting notes state all members present except Kiingel with Burgess Wagner. State Highway Dept official Lowry urged changing ordinance to set building line on Lincolnway to 60 feet. Borough favorable to a survey for a widening plan and streets to be improved to match others. Residents along Carlisle Street may receive extra oil with written payment guarantee. Officials to stop dumping along rear of homes and High Street water system pumping station reported working. Bills ordered paid and meeting adjourned.
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Kiingel
Burgess Wagner
Lowry
States highway Dept
Lincolnway
Fist
New Oxford
High st
Hanover st
oltan st
Hanover
Pleasant
Carlisle
Carlisle st
Ecker
My. Wagner
Mr. Robinson
Water Com
Marriages in Hanover and Nearby Communities
Linus E Topper of York and Catharine G Klerlein of Hanover wed at St Josephs Hanover in a nuptial mass led by Very Rev James A Huber. Charles R Harbaugh and Grace B Thoman, Hanover residents, married at Hanover Circuit Evangelical church by Rev G W Frey. Frances M Hull daughter of Mrs R E Hull Hanover wed Edward C teu in Emanuel Restyrine church with Rev Abner S DeChant officiating. Emma Messinger daughter of Mr and Mrs John T Messinger married Warry Dehoff Pittsburgh son of Mr and Mrs Emanuel Dehoff Littlestown.
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Linus E. Topper
York
Catharine G. Klerlein
Hanover
St. Joseph's church
James A. Huber
Charles R. Harbaugh
Grace B. Thoman
Evangelical church
G. W. Frey
Frances M. Hull
R. E. Hull
Edward C
teu
dry Jaragua
Cuba
Jemmanuel
Warry Dehoff
Pittsburgh
Emanuel Dehoff
Littlestown
rry
Stork News Presents Newborns From Local Families
Mr and Mrs Charles HNiot of New Oxford Route 4 welcome a son Charles Franklin. Mr and Mrs Ro Norward Lambert of Hanover greet a son. Mr and Mrs Claude Grim of Abbottstown have a daughter. Mr and Mrs Harry C Haner of Gettysburg Route 5 welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Charles Allewell of Hanover announce a son.
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Charles HNiot
New Oxford
Charles Franklin
Ro Norward Lambert
Hanover
Claude Grim
Abbotts~ town
Harry C. Haner
Gettesburg
Warner hospital
Charles Allewell
Marriage Licenses Granted in Hanover and Elkton
Oscar M Laughman and Margaret R Jacoby from Hanover were issued a marriage license in Elkton Maryland along with Maurice J Long and Miss Ethel A Pentz also of Hanover. Weekend social notes list visits by several local residents to Philadelphia Harrisburg Reading and Detroit with family ties in Hanover and Lincolnway.
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Oscar M. Laughman
Margaret R. Jacoby
Hanover
Maurice J. Long
Ethel A. Pentz
Elkton
Deaths in York County area current obituaries and services
Obituary notices list Arey Weaver of Kaldheim aged 1? years died in Soyo with funeral in Saint Marys New Oxford. Several other deaths include JR Qoden buried in Mt Rose cemetery Philadelphia General Hospital death age 38 from pneumonia and a minor child in Hanover. William G Newman of York Springs dies from stroke aged 57 with funeral at Ground Oak Church and burial at nearby cemetery. Maggie A Miller of Abbottstown dies at 76 after long illness. funeral held in Hanover area with family survivors listed. Many notices cover Daisy Singity, Adam Volachiding, Jayne Simpson, George McGurory, Thomas J. S, and others with service locations in Abbottstown Hanover Shippensburg and York Springs. Burial and church rites detailed for Saint Marys New Oxford Paradise Catholic Church and Sunnyside Cemetery among listed deceased.
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Arey Ir A. Weaver
Ei Weaver
Kaldheim
Suain Riew
Amos Silas
PoterwWie
Lienry Silbak
Lucia Whisler
Arendisside
Saint Mary's church
New Oxford
Geo. L. Rice
JR. Qeden
Philadelphia General hospital
Mt. Rose cemetery
Mr. Oden
Mex Oden
Gee
FL Grove
New Ox- Ford
little
Percy
Mary Ellen Miller
Joseph M
Hilda Martin Miller
Cross News
Monkey
opreunfonda
Pwos
Helenep Arhone
Jeseph
Oxford Catholic
Sir Rey
Gearre
John BE. Newman
Hampton
Harry Works
Newman
Order of United American Mechanics
elack
Ground Oak church
tra W. Trestle
Maggie A. Miller
George ML
Abbottstown
Pata
lids po moat
Danied
Beslinda Brodbee
Harry Criswell
Lunester
Charles Stotham
Keron’ C. Becker
Hanover
Gonrild Brodbeck
Stosella
Cyris W. Frock
Theodore N. Trish
Hannoyver
Daisy A. Singity
Harry Singles
Gettysburg
Urogh=lyn
Adam Volachiding
Cumhalland township
ise Witla
Tove
Stallover
Jayne Simpson
wits
Minnon VW
Simpson
Geres
hare
George McGurory
United States Army
Wis
New York
Sarah Eilon Rider
Paradise Catholic church
Markhret Whicomb
ducal Howe
Wanet‘ore
Robert, Howe
Reading
Scott Islandt
New Camtown
Tilie Chronister
eet Guise
Martin Sire
Strada township
Howe
U. B. church of
U. B. church of Heidlersbore
Sunnysine
York Springs
M. Coulson
USBE
Shippensburg
Algerna A. Berkheimer
Clayton H. Berkheimer
Jacob Slagle
Maria
Anthony) Slagle
George H. Grove
Pennville
Robbery at East Berlin Warehouse Reveals Stolen Cash
In East Berlin on Tuesday night thieves entered the DP Trindt warehouse through a rear window. They ransacked the site and escaped with about $1000 in unregistered currency and valuables from a safe. Officer Crubbs of Hanover investigated, keeping details confidential. another nearby warehouse suffered a break in but yielded nothing.
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East Berlin
EO Trindt
Brand
tors
Anaib
Crubbs
Hanover
bert
WL 1
Myers
Tribute to Departed Heroes by Community at New Oxford
The New Oxford community honors veterans from the Civil War to World War II with a parade and memorial service. Local figures including Rev W McMorris spoke at the cemetery and the day featured a successful festival at Center Square with receipts near forty dollars.
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Scot Vyter
New Oxford
oof C. band
Camp Royal
alam
W. McMorris
Oxfurad
Pallas
Center Square
Wwatuy
Cywil
Center Smith
Pomeroy's Introduces Shoppers' Service Twist
Pomeroy's Tarkshure unveils a shoppers parking and car service in cooperation with Fourth and Cheetna Streets to curb car handling. Customers spending 1 dollar or more receive free car retrieval time while curbside pickup promises quick service and stamped receipts for purchases.
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Pomeroy's
Tarkshure
Adams county
eleowhert
Powahtown Guenee
Fourth
Cheetna atreats
Church Services and Attendance Rise After Epidemic
Local notices show First Evangelical Lutheran and other churches reporting higher attendance as epidemic declines. Services listed with times from 9:15 to 11 and evening sermons on Phillip the mater etu et man. several notes urge continued Sunday attendance through June.
Commencement Draws Large EO HLS Attendance
A large audience gathered for the commencement exercises Friday evening. Speakers emphasized lifelong ideals and sticking to them amid criticism. Teachers and students thanked patrons and the community for support and announced plans for future educational work. On Wednesday morning the class left for a two day trip to Washington, DC.
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elias
Washington
Memorial Services And Parade At Piven Memorial
Parade schedule announced with divisions and marshals including Division Chief Marshal and Pastor, followed by military honors and taps. Also advertised crepes, voiles, and polka dots in new fashions, with Corpus Christi feast noted for Friday.
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P.M. sf
fof
Pfeiffer Canim
Oxford
Hare
John Freek
oTted White
UBlue
Qs . A
dew Camp
J. Tarels Little
First District Conference To Be Held At Pines
The annual First District Young People’s Missionary Association conference is set for June 12 from 2 to 5 pm at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, the Pines. A varied program is planned with a light meal, followed by an afternoon and evening session. All members and older youth are invited to attend to learn about religious work and meet others. Attendees are asked to bring a hot lunch. officers and nominees will be announced.
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pam
St. Paul's Lutheran church
Pines
Berger
felteacinie
Cheneepants
Atte Saasion
Thevetianals
Woman in Sodom Case Sparks Hospital Blaze
A kitchen fire broke out at New Oxford home injuring a woman identified by neighbors. Firefighters rushed to the scene with a pallid crowd as witnesses and a hospital visit followed. Medical staff expressed little hope for her recovery as relatives and in‑laws assisted.
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Papo
Har Forpenty
New Oxford
ion Satar- Hospital
Pho Carros
Florence
Train Schedule Changes at New Oxford on Sundays
Train services from New Oxford alter on Sundays with departures to Hagerstown Cumberland York and Baltimore. The Sunday schedule shifts include an 8 a.m. start and a 4 54 p.m. option, while other trains run on limited Sunday departures.
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New Oxford
Hagerstown
Cumberland
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