School Class Roster Listing Students by Grade
A readable OCR fragment lists students by grade. Names include Roy Millhimes Edwin Stockham Lois Carper Mary Tierman Anna McDonnell Emily Anderson Kenneth Ecker John Berman Phyllis Alwine Ruth Byron Shirley Sebright Joan Gooneeker Shirley Smith Richard Elder Kenneth Robler Charles Markel How Boffnaghe Doris Byron Nancy Lahmen Larry Gable Charles Millhienes Gerald Mummert Robert Sterner Osborn Smith Gordon Reever Patricia Miller Eugene Jones John Noble William Staub Nancy Gable Kathleen Schriver Madeline Van Eck Calvin Roland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Millhimes
Edwin Stockham
Lois Carper
Mary Tierman
Anna McDonnell
Emily Anderson
Kenneth Ecker
John Berman
Phyllis Alwine
Ruthetta Byron
Shirley Sebright
Joan Gooneeker
Shirley Smith
Richard Elder
Kenneth Eobler
Charles Markel
How Boffnaghe
Doris Byron
Nancy Lahmen
Larry Gable
Charles Millhienes
Gerald Mummert
Robert Sterner
Osborn Smith
Gordon Reever
Patricia Miller
Eugene Jones
John Noble
William Staub
Nancy Gable
Kathleen Schriver
Madeleine van Eck
Calvin Roland
School Roll Call Of 1844 45 Students Named
The list shows names of sophomores juniors and seniors across grades including Harvey Frock Emma Hippensteel Robert Hoffacker Miriam Kinefelter Janet Kohr Winifred Sebright Thomas Speigelmire Alice Jane Stock John Wolford Thelma Jones Ralph Kiingel William Segraves Ralph Stambaugh Charles Stitt George Stock Mary Helen Krug Nadine Myers Anna Noel Anna Staub Louise Stump Eileen Stump Jean Little George Haines Archie leld Mary Brame Margie Deatrick Marguerite March Mary Lou Markel Dolores Powell Carlyn Sebright Hazel Spicer Hope Spicer Fern Sponseller and others were absent or tardy 1844 45 term mentions Nancy Millar Nancy Lahman Gerald Mummert Robert Sterner Nancy Gable Kathleen Schriver Dorothy Brame Donald Diehl Charles Harman Catherine Wolf gang Janet Kohr Winifred Ge bright Alice Jane Brock John Wolford.
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Thomas Speigelmire
Alice Jane Stock
John Wolford
Thelma Jones
Ralph Kiingel
William Segraves
Ralph Stambaugh
Charles Stitt
George Stock
Mary Helen Krug
Nadine Myers
Anna Noel
Anna Staub
Louise Stump
Eileen Stump
Jean Little
George Haines
Archie Leld
Mary Brame
Margie Deatrick
Marguerite March
Mary Lou Markel
Dolores Powell
Carlyn Sebright
Hazel Spicer
Hope Spicer
Fern Sponseller
Nancy Millar
Nancy Lahman
Gerald Mummert
Robert Sterner
Nancy Gable
Kathleen Schriver
Dorothy Brame
Donald Diehl
Charles Harman
Catherine Wolfgang
Janet Kohr
Winifred Gebright
Aliee Jane Brock
Will of Wm Hefer Filed for Probate in Portland
The will of Wm Hefer of Abbottstown who died in Portland Oregon on May 25 was filed for probate Tuesday with Register and Recorder Winfield G Horner. H L Snyder of Gettysburg was named executor of an estate valued at more than $1,000 in real and personal property.
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Wm Hefer
Abbottstown
Portland
Oregon
Winfield G. Horner
H. L Snyder
Gettysburg
Adams County Christian Education Holds 46th Annual Meet
The Adams County Council of Christian Education wrapped its 46th annual convention with the keynote by Rev Normah Webster on Reaching the Unreached. The event, representing 16,131 church members and 11,689 Sunday school students, reported gains across divisions. Officers reelected include Charles Gentzler as president and Cyrus Bucker as vice president. other leaders from Gettysburg, Hanover, and Biglerville were named for roles in children’s, temperance, youth work, and school administration. The Rev John Ehrhart was elected superintendent of evangelical work.
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Adams
Harrisburg
Claude Meckley
Hanover
Charles Gentzler
East Berlin
Cyrus Bucher
Biglerville
Henry Burkhar
Orrtanna
Elmer Schildt
Taneytown
Corman Day
Gardners
Luther Lady
Russel Stoops
Gettysburg
T. J. Winebrenner
Lloyd Garretson
Emma Howard
Nellie Raffensperger
Harry Bair
Ralph Heam
Lutheran Seminary
John Ehrhart
Fairfield
Evan
Election selects new leaders amid resignation at Gettysburg
Revision of church leadership follows the resignation of Rev. A. P Longanecker of Gettysburg. Murrill Yohe of New Oxford is elected vice-president for the first time as 178 delegates from 52 holiday school districts attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelical
A. P Longanecker
Qettysburg
Murrill Yohe
New Oxford
Draft Board Inducts 21 in Harrisburg for Gettysburg Area
Twenty one men were inducted into the service at Harrisburg on Monday as the June quota of Selective Service Board No 2 for Gettysburg and western Adams county. Inductees include William Jacob Marks Philadelphia and Paul Revere Boyer Gettysburg among others.
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Harrisburg
Selective Service Board No 2
Gettysburg
Adams County
William Jacob Marks
Philadelphia
Charles Jacob Catshall
Arendtsville
Eugene Monroe Cline Greenstone
Lawrence Richard Rice
Biglerville
Bill Howe Warren
Irvin Samuel Eicholtz
Richard Carrol Wetzel Fairfield
George Charles Currens, Jr
Orrtanna
Francis L. Groft
Cloid Cecil Vines
Largest class to graduate at Delone Catholic High School
Sixty one boys and girls comprise the largest class in Delone Catholic High School history. The fifth annual commencement exercises will be held Sunday evening, June 10, announced Rev. Cyril J. Allwein, principal. Alumni dinner dance for graduates starts at 7 40 p m Tuesday in the school auditorium.
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Delone Catholic High School
Cyril J. Allwein
Richerrystown
Localdraft transfers list includes several Pennsylvanians
Fred Harold Kahler Jr and Harold Grant Webb have been transferred for induction. Kahler moves to Bloomsburg Pennsylvania and Webb to Gary Indiana. Other names on the list include Mummert Hanover Currens Heller Dearing Dearing McKnightstown Braay and Heller with ties to Gettysburg Arendtsville and Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mummert
Hanover
Eugene McCrea Currens
Arendtsville
Glenn William Heller
McKnightstown
Louis David Braay
Puerto Rico
Frank William Dearing
Gettysburg
Fred Harold Kahler, Jr
Bloomsburg
Harold Grant Webb
Gary
Indiana
Graduation events at Lancaster Catholic High School
The Diener reports Lancaster Catholic High School hosts two commencement events. A Friday morning graduation mass on June 8 at 9:00 in the school auditorium will be led by Rev Anthony Kane with Rev Fether Allwein and Rev William Cavannaugh assisting, followed by an evening commencement on Sunday, June 10 at 8:30 p.m. presided by Bishop George L Leech. Msgr Joseph A Schmidt will deliver the commencement address.
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Anthony Kane
Lancaster Catholic High School
Fether Allwein
William B Cavanaugh
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Abbottstown
George L Leech
Harrisburg
Joseph A Schmidt
Carlisle
Sand Find Prompts Muddy Plan Near Brown’s Dam
Bob Brady of Brady and McCadden in Hanover reports a new sand source near Brown’s dam. He plans to organize funding to dig wet mud and spread it on nearby fields to dry before hauling to Hanover. He says he sank to his hips in the muck during exploration.
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Bob Brady
Brady and McCadden
Hanover
Brown's Dam
Brady
Memorial Day Mud Covering Sold as Fertilizer Proof
A damaged line notes mud covering being sold to farmers for fertilizer after a failed cleaning attempt on Memorial Day. It mentions salt used while washing hands as proof of the incident.
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High Behsol
Hafer Will
Aew Central
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United Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
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Center Square
Penna
Japan
W. W. Kroh & Son
Victor
ICCE
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Draft Board
John H. Basehore
Justice OF the Peace General Insurance
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Delone
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Bentzel’s Poultry and House
W. Pilseney
York, Pa
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Joyce Art
Beauty Culture College
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Nita Shops
East Market Street
Broadway
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Montgomery Ward
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R. H. Smith & Son
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