Boy Scouts Washington trip planned for June dates
The local Boy Scouts will take their Washington trip on June 20 and 22. John Eckert of Lincoln Way West won a compass donated by Dr. John Sheetz of Columbus for scoring the most points in the Washington trip contest. Eddie Heckert values the prize and Dr. Sheetz remains keenly interested in the Boy Scouts.
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Washington
John Eckert
Lincoln Way West
John Sheetz
Columbus
New
Mt. Misery
Emory Grove
Hanover Electrician
W. D. Myers
Hanover St
New Oxford
W. L. Glatfelter
Spring Grove
Gettysburg
Wimbert B. Neely
New Chester
Meade Building
Neely
Shippensburg Normal School
A. S. Gebhart
Sugartown
Warner Hospital
M. W. Lau
Abbottstown
Louisa Cook
Hanover Street
W. H. Kohler
Lincoln Way
West
Leslie Colestock
Was. M. G. Colestock
East High Street
College of Pharmacy and Science
Piladelphia
Colestock
H. C. Werner
Glenolden
Phrhart
York
Conewago
Price Lee
Straban Township
I. A. Hudson
Hampton
Edgar H. Teer
Round Hill
Adv
Franklyn
Vaudevillians
Wm. Heltzel
Silver Spring
Washington, D. C
Emma S. L
Berlin Road
Pines
Charles Carbaugh
Fred Weaver
Marcella Smith
Pines Lutheran Church
Roswell Topper
Five Points
Smithsburg
Ford
Hesse
McSherrystown
Carlisle Pike
Womelsdorff
Marriages Roundup in Hanover and Nearby Areas
A series of June weddings is reported from Hanover and surrounding towns. Andrew Taylor of Hanover and Elizabeth Glasscock of Washington D C wed in the National Cathedral School ceremony. C Raymond Staub and Kemmie Hartman tied the knot in Harrisburg. Other couples include Charles F E Hershey and Amy M Diehl in York, James Edw Fair and Martha Brown in New Oxford, Mary Bowser and Lester Hammond in Manheim, and Eva Kane and Earle Steinour in Gettysburg territory. Some couples plan relocations to Gettysburg, Lancaster, or Chicago after their ceremonies.
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Andrew Taylor
Hanover
Jackson Taylor
Swarthmore
Elizabeth Glasscock
Washington, D. C
Episcopal Cathedral
National Capital
Washington
Taylor
New Oxford
W. D. Himes
Peerless Equipment Co
Kemmie Hartmen
A. B. Hartman
New Providence
Harrisburg
Daniel J. Carey
St. Ratrick’s
Staub
Liberty Can & Sign Company
Lancaster
Hlartman
Edison Electric Company
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles FE. Hershey
West York
Amy M. Diehl
Martin D. Diehl
Union Lutheran Church
York
W. H. Feldman
New Chester
Martha E. Brown
Idw
A. Brown
W. M. Allison
M. M. Bowser
Manheim
East Berlin
Mary
Lester Hammond
Liberty St
Earle Eb Steinour
Emory Steinour
Gettysburg
Eva M. Kane
J. A. Kane
Arendtsville
J. B. Shanahan
Orington
Huntington Township
H. B. Kalbfleisch
Chicago
Celestine Strine
C O. Strine
Straban Township
Raymond Crum
Big Racing Matinee at Hunterstown and Nearby Weddings
A large racing matinee is set for Saturday June 10 at Millhimes grove between Hunterstown and New Chester starting at 1 pm with a running race and other amusements plus a later festival and square dance. The day features nearby marriages and social events including weddings in Littlestown Shamokin and Gettysburg areas.
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Millhimes’ Grove
Hunterstown
New Chester
Studebaker W A Malaun car wreck near town
Friday evening around eight Malaun Hanover taxi driver and son with a boy friend drove a new Studebaker into a garden after colliding with a lightless wagon on the Lincoln Highway two miles west of town. The fenders axle and body were twisted but the driver escaped with the car and left the scene under its own power.
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Studebaker
W. A. Malaun
Hanover
Reginald
Lincoln Highway
Malaun
Gettysboro
Curtis E Diehl
Wolf
Mr. Malaun
Jacob King
Student Drowns Near Gettysburg College Creek
Hubert Linn a 24 year old Gettysburg College senior sank while swimming with fellow students in the creek near Dicks County Club. Divers recovered the body after about an hour in the water. Funeral services were held at the college chapel before burial in Rockville North Carolina.
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Gettysburg
County Club
Hubert Linn
Jos. A. Linn
Rockville
N.C
Gettysburg College
Hanover
Linn
Dra. Sheetz
Elgin
Miller
Crist
College Chapel
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
New Foundry in View in New Oxford
Ralph Wilton of Wrightsville, tied to Steacy-Wilton Co. and Susquehanna Casting Co., secured a 30 day option on the Weaver warehouse on Hanover street to start a new foundry in New Oxford. He may establish a branch here as the town seeks more factories and male employment. The Wrightsville line reports flourishing business and local support is urged through the Chamber of Commerce.
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Benjamin Millar
J. H. H. Millar
Hanover Road
Hap" Menges
Lincoln Way
East
Kansas City
John Colestock
East High Street
Lafayette College
Easton
Philadelphia
Leslie Stock
Williamsburg High School
Swift Run
Wm. H. Hoffman
Baltimore
T. E. Warner
Hanover Street
Joseph Strausbaugh
New York
Geo. D. Strausbaugh
W. E. Garrett
Kellan
Rev. Garrett
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Gertie Chronister
Harrisburg
Chas
P. Feiser
West High Street
West
Jennie Ehrhart
York
Samuel F. Glatfelter
New Oxford
W. F. Sheely
Urban Robinson
North Peters Street
J. F. Rickrode
Littlestown
Frank McDermitt
Near Fairfield
Hugh McDermitt
Joseph P. Smith
Mary Singly
Mary McDermitt
Qualityville
Jos. Smith
Robert
Irishtown
Bryan Smith
Hanover
Charles Robinson
Beatrice Holtry
Leacock
W. A. Diekl
Geo, Trayer
Williamsport
N. Ling
Geo. Galt
Taneytown
Minnie Dicks
Chas, Myers
Eddie Plank
Gettysburg
Henry J. Smith
Lyla Mary
Columbia
A. G. Lau
George
J. B. Weaver
South Peters Street
Pius Lau
Maurice Carl
Anna Finifrock
Marie Mauss
J. Finley Mauss
Allen M. Smith
Co. P. Smith
Charleston
S. C
Bridgeport
Edna Myers
Round Hil
Ross Wolf
Bliss Electrical School
Washington, D. C
Sarah Wolf
Russell Murray
F. G. Deatrick
Palmyra
Chas. Deatrick and
John T. Fissel
Abbottstown
Charles Hanft
Ella Swamley
Jacob Baker
Charles Otto
Treva
Boiling Springs
H. Emmert
Sewickley Home
Mr. Emmert
Jos. I. Weaver
Boards of Poor Directors
Cumberland
Franklin
Adams
Champersburg
State Welfare Department
Peter Livingston
Lutheran Ministerial Association
Yar
York County
Monroe Boyer
New Chester
Sarah Stough
Freda Brown
Mary Jane Birely
Sara Livingston
Alma Myers
Catherine Himes
Marion Reibold
Harriet
Nadine Miller
Ralph Wo Jr
Ralph Wilton
Wrightsville
Steacy-Wilton Co
Bittingers
Susquehanna Casting Co
Wilton
Chamber of Commerce
Hanover High School 29th Commencement Honors Awarded
The Hanover High School 29th commencement was held Friday evening at the Hanover Opera House. Fifty-nine diplomas were presented and ten students earned honors for delivering orations. Four honored students came from New Oxford and one from Abbottstown.
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Hanover High School
Hanover Opera House
New Oxford
Abbottstown
Kathryvn Wehler
Ottson
George Nagle
Ethel Snyder
Ruth Ham
Helen Sheely
Fatal Injury In Workshop Near Wenksville
Ralph Fenton of near Wenksville died at Warner hospital Gettysburg after a fragment from a rip saw struck him in the face while cutting plastering lath. He was about 40, married with no children, son of the late Robert Fenton, and survived by two brothers and one sister. Dr. Wolf of Arendtsville gave first aid. Skull fracture confirmed at examination. He passed away at 10:40 p m Tuesday following the 2 p m accident.
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Samuel L. Wolff
Curtis EB. Diehl
Lincoln Way
West
Swift Run
Lincoln Highway
Carvin Heltzell
Rufus Sponseller
Mr. Heltzel
Mr. Sponseller
Mr. Wolf
Heltzel
Sponseller
Curtis I. Diehl
Diehl
C. G. Crist
Crist
Calvin Heltzel
Milton Bollinger
John
Milton Wolf
New Oxford
Nannie Wolf
Hanover
Missus Emma
Mary Wolf
W. M. Allison
Ralph Fenton
Wenksville
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Wolf
Arendtsville
Theman
Felton
Robert Fenton
Loco-motive Crash Destroys Cars Near Brush Run Crossing
A 600 W. M. locomotive crashed into the rear six freight cars drifting down a grade near Brush Run crossing of the W. M. Ry. Tuesday afternoon. The caboose was demolished and a coal car splintered while the engine suffered damaged pilot and headlight. The flagman escaped by leaping from the caboose as the car parted. A Hanover wrecking crew lifted the coal car back on its wheels and train traffic waited over an hour.
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Brush Runa Crossing
W. M. Ry
Hanover
Tramie
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Joseph Staub
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Verna Hrenneman
Shamokin
Nellie Lippy
William Lippy
Marl Good
Calvin Good
Christ Reformed Church Parsonage
George E. Plantz
Cumberland Township
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St. James Lutheran Church
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Carnie Keefer
Union Bridge
John Pohlman
H. H. Gebhart
Duquesne
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Ilanover HS
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