Marriages Report From Gettysburg Area Churches
A series of marriages are recorded: Emory S. Krise and Jessie A. Miller wed in a Nuptial Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with a reception at the bride’s home. Sarah E. Cashman and Chester Leas announce a 10 am ceremony at St John’s Reformed Church New Chester with a wedding tour to Harrisburg Pottstown and Philadelphia before settling in Orrtanna. Ellen M. Frommeyer and Howard M. Garvin wed at St Francis Xavier rectory Gettysburg then travel to Atlantic City for their honeymoon. Catharine J. Barnard and Perry J. Tawney marry at St Matthew’s Lutheran Parsonage Hanover. Susan Brady and James McKenrick tie the knot at St Ignatius Buchanan Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory S. Krise
Henry Krise
Oxford Township
Jessie A. Miller
Dairyman
Lewis H. Miller
Swift Run
Mt. Pleasant Township
Georgia Miller
Sarah E. Cashman
Samuel J. Cashman
New Chester
Chester Leas
Walter J. Leas
Gettysburg
St. John’s Reformed Church
I. S. Ditzler
Evelyn Mummert
Baltimore
Arthur Taughinbaugh
Harrisburg
Pottstown
Philadelphia
Orrtanna
Ellen M. Frommeyer
Howard M. Garvin
St. Francis Xavier Rectory
W. F. Boyle
Atlantic City
I. N. Frommeyer
Madison A. Garvin
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Parsonage
Hanover
Catharine J. Barnard
Perry J. Tawney
A. M. Heilman
J. W. Barnard
Frank Tawney
Susan Brady
Jacob Brady
Near Seven Stars
James McKenrick
Buchanan Valley
St Ignatius Church
Sullivan
Big crowd at Adams county race matinee at Hunterstown
About 2,000 racing fans attended the Ascension Day program at the Great Conewago track in Hunterstown on Thursday. Small classes limited by sulky shortages. judges were Griest, Leaks, Croek, Rahter with Griest as starter. Next matinee set for July 1 with classes A B C including Riley Boy and Flying Jim. track length 1,000 feet shorter than a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Conewago
Hunterstown
Racing
Charles Griest
York Springs
Geo. H. Leaks
New Oxford
Calvin Croek
East Berlin
Benjamin Rahter
Gettysburg
Riley Boy
Lewis Bushey
Nick
A. Eckert
Bertha W
Harry Detrick
Sam
Clarence Snyder
Auto Overturns Injuring Kain Family Near York Springs
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Kain living near York Springs were injured when their car overturned on a sharp curve en route to Conewago Creek. Mrs Kain suffered facial gashes and Mr Kain abrasions while two other children escaped unharmed. A physician treated them before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Kain
York Springs
Kane
Conewago Creek
Local residents and visitors schedule in Abbottstown area
Abbottstown and nearby towns show a flurry of travel as residents visit relatives in Baltimore Philadelphia Gettysburg and Kentucky. Notables include Miss Ruth Livingston Miss Dorothy Miller and Henry J Smith with many attending family gatherings school trips and a Lafayette College commencement honor.
Will Embark In Poultry Business
Harvey O. Miller and R. I. Mickley have purchased the Porter place near Granite Station in Straban township. The 20 acre property includes a stone and brick house and outbuildings. They plan extensive poultry and pigeon operations with multiple long buildings and new dwellings to be erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey O. Miller
Centre Square
J. I. Rickrode
R. I. Mickley
Lancaster
John Starner
Porter Place
Granite Station
Straban
Mickley
Miller
Messrs. Mickley
Venerable townsman Joseph Holtz Injured in Fall
Joseph Holtz of Lincoln Way West, 78, was injured Thursday while helping unload a mowing machine at Hoffnagle shops rear West End store. He was thrown from a wagon and treated by a local physician for back and right side injuries. Earlier he fractured several ribs in a fall at his farm near New Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Holtz
Lincoln Way
West
Boy Fells Axe in Wood Chopping Accident
Lloyd Reed a 19 year old resident of Fairfield sustained a fractured leg when his axe slipped while chopping wood at his parents home on Saturday afternoon. He was taken to York hospital for treatment as doctors described the wound as ugly and the loss of blood significant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Reed
Fairfield
York Hospital
Charles Reed
Drowned Baltimore Groom and Local Legal Notes
A Baltimore groom Roy Corbett drowns. his body to be buried in Boston per telegram to Gettysburg family. The report mentions marriage to Lottie Culp in 1913 and relocation to Baltimore. Also Judge Ross overrules a non-suit in a $4,400 promissory note case against C J Delone tied to Johns Co. A local abnormal tale warns of negative influences. Instances of alleged abuse by Harry Kinard and property levies on the Johns estate are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Culp
Gettysburg
Roy Corbett
Baltimore
Boston
Lottie Culp
Ross
York
First National Bank of Hanover
C. J. Delone
L. Johns Co
Delone
Joseph Miller
Vernon Wagner
Hanover
Joe
Harry Kinard
Wrightsville
James Starner
McSherrystown
George and
Emma Frank
Midway
S. L. Johns
London reports Kitchener and staff drowned on Hampshire
News from London states Lord Kitchener head of the English army and his staff were lost when the British cruiser Hampshire blew up off the West Orkney Islands. It is unclear whether a mine or torpedo caused the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchener
Hampshire
Russia
West Orkney Islands
Poison Fumes Send Sanders Couple to Doctor
Mr and Mrs Oliver Sanders living about 114 miles from Fairfield were made seriously ill Friday night by inhaling fumes from a phosphorus rat poison they applied to bread. Physicians Dr Trout and Dr Glenn arrived promptly to treat them and prevent a fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Sanders
Fairfield
Trout
Glenn
Sanders Place
Hospital Patients and Relatives Move for Treatment
Miss Elizabeth Kerrigan of Bonneauville was taken to St Josephs hospital in Lancaster for medical care. Her sister Anna Kerrigan, also of Bonneauville, is visiting another sister in Hanover. Anna Myers of New Chester travels with Dennis Myers and wife to Baltimore for hospital treatment. Mrs John T Bowers of Hanover entered Union Protestant Infirmary in Baltimore for an operation on internal trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kerrigan
Bonneauville
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
Anna Kerrigan
Joseph Klunk
Hanover
Anna Myers
New Chester
Lincoln Way
West
Dennis Myers
Baltimore
John T. Bowers
Union Protestant Infirmary
Hughes Burton Ticket Emerges From Progressive Negotiations
The piece outlines a Hughes Burton ticket as Roosevelt wanes in the Chicago Republican convention. It details a plan to publicly back Justice Hughes via a broad progressive platform approved by Hughes, with a special steering committee led by George Perkins to negotiate with Republican leaders and manage publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Penrose
Knox
Pennsylvania
Iicknox
Brumbaugh
Charles Evans Hughes
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
William J. Borah
Idaho
Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Hughes
United States
George Tener Oliver
Perkins
Olliver
Justice Hughes
Progressive National Committee
Victor Murdock
National Committee
New York
Hiram Johnson
California
Horace Wilkinson
William Henry Childs
Brooklyn
N. Y
Verdun Front Death Toll Soars As German Assaults Fail
German offensives east of the Meuse at Verdun falter under French resistance. French infantry counterattacks along the Damloup and Fort Vaux line gain ground after brutal clashes. In the Ypres region Canadians and British fight heavy bombardments, with counterattacks restoring positions along Hill 60 and Sanctuary Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdun Front
Meuse
French War Office
Berlin War Office
Vaux and
Damloup
Fort Vaux
Douaumont
Vosges
Verdun
Ypres
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Hanver
Greenebaum
Penn’a
J. F. Richrode
Knights of Columbus
Baltimor
Richis Snd
Washington
Annapolis
Hillen Station
Western Maryland Railway
Hanover Street
John Yingling
Chas. Rinehart
Sheely
Ruth Livingston
Ruth Fiscel
Beatrice Hartman
Kathryn Bender
West High Straet
Nicholas Lingg
Mabel
Near Town
Points
New Jersey
Theo. I. Warner
Dorothy Miller
J. E. C. Miller
Forrest Glenn Academy
Henry Hersh
J.N. Hersh
Mercersburg Academy
J McC. Gilbert
Town
Sarah Colestock
Oscar Gilbert
Westminster
William H. Gilbert
New Canaan
H. W. Swartz
Nettie
Wm. Myers
San Diego
East
A. A. Lough
Frederick
U. S
Rainier Stock
I. C. Miller
Abbottstown
Harry Hulick
Ervin Hoover
Jacob Hoover
Reading Township
Morel Miller
T. C. Miller
Henry D. Snyder
U.S. A
Panama
Mr. Snyder
Sussex Junction
Vermont
J. J. Snyder
W. R. Snyder
Wm. R. Snyder
Carlisle Street
H. L. Snyder
Essex Junction
Raymond Staub
David Fromeyer
Frank Paden
John Brenner
Clement Smith
Joseph Brady
Ernest Kuhn
A. V. Staub
Hamilton Township
John W. Sheetz
Columbus
J. L. Sheetz
Francis Martin
Seven Hundred
John Staub
Irishtown
Chas
Rinehart
Wm. D. Myers
Augustus Hamm
Cerene Myers
Mmory Schwartz
Jennie
Bertha Houck
Henry Menges
Bloomington
Ill
Edward Lloyd
Guyon A. Smith
Hanover High School
Washington, D. C
Capitol
Anna Bishop
Catharine Eyl
Emmitsburg
J. A. Sadler
Qualityville
Behlah Wentz
Francis Lingg
Moses Baker
B. Z. Cashman
Pittsburgh
Z. H. Ceshmen
W. Emmert
Henry J. Smith
Lafayette College
Young Henry
Society
Phi Beta Kappa
Lafayette
Irei
Kitchener
Hughes-Burton