Multiple Local Marriages Reported Across Pennsylvania Communities
A series of wedding notices from Fairfield, Menallen, Arendtsville, Littlestown, Latimore, Edgegrove, Grafton California and Gettysburg announce marriages. Couples include Walters and Blanche Thomas. Albert Woomer and Arra Hartzell. Dessie Rummel and Jacob Lower. Allen Gelwicks and Mary Spalding. Michael Leer and Susan Junkins. Ralph Long and Clara Oaster. John Beard and Leola Gibson. E Marie Spangler and Albert Smalshof. Loretta Sanders and James Alban King. Invitations issued for Loretta Sanders and James Alban King. Invitations indicate ceremony venues in churches and homes with several officiants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sanders
Fairfield
Loretta Sanders
James Alban King
Gettysburg
St. Mary’s Church
Conductor Knocked Senseless By Excursionists
Arthur Cunningham of Gettysburg, an employee of Gettysburg Electric Railway Co., was knocked unconscious for about half an hour after a fare collection at a siding. Two colored men were held at county jail as suspects. The excursion carried 250 colored passengers. miscommunication left 150 in Gettysburg, with a midnight special train to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cunningham
Harry Cunningham
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Electric Railway Co
Cunningham
Baltimore
Hospital Patients and a Bicycle Transaction Case
Chester Shultz of East Berlin was admitted to York hospital last week for surgery. Mrs. John Ferry of McSherrystown and Sadie Lory of York Springs also underwent operations at York hospital. Jacob Steinour of Straban township was arrested by Constable John Wolf after a bicycle sale on installments from Hanover. he held until settlement the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Shultz
East Berlin
York Hospital
John Ferry
McSherrystown
Sadie Lory
York Springs
Jacob Steinour
Straban
John Wolf
Hanoverman
Stempur
Hanover
York
Matthew J. Kaas
Mary A. Scheivert
Littlestown
Elmer Lau
Reading Township
Jonas Bevenoul
Emma Miller
Charles Bubb
Carlisle Street
Edward Myers
Hampton
State Hospital
Harrisburg
Paul
T. &. Swamley
West High Street
Miss Boyer
Abbottstown
Charles J. Hennig
Samuel A. Nagle
Mellie Eisenhart
David Tipton
Madrid
Nebraska
R. Lee Tipton
Gettysburg
New Oxford
Christian Endeavor
Marish Kehm
Lydia Miller
Helen Sheetz
Ethel Sheely
Agnes Ehrehart
Edna and Mary Bower
Catharine Bender
Dorothy Wolf
Ethel Snyder
New York City
San Francisco
Fred Dick
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Hamilton Township
Pine Run
Berlin Road
Burgess W. P Little
Monash
John Weigle
York County Academy
A. R. Steck
Carlisle
St. James Church
Irving College
Mechanicsburg
John Reese
Dickson City
Scranton
Frank Krepps
Selma
Alabama
Casper Krepps
Krepps
South
Walter Bowers
Lewis Bowers
State Hospital For the Insane
Local residents take trips, visits across towns
A collage of short notes lists Carlisle street residents traveling to Los Angeles and San Francisco Exposition, Hershey and Harrisburg visits, Mt. Carmel and Lincoln Way relatives, auto trips to Philadelphia Atlantic City Baltimore Washington, and numerous Sunday or weekend calls among neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wagner
Carlisle Street
Los Angeles
Richard Steffy
Martinsburg
W. Va
J.H. Plymire
Crystal Theatre
Harrisburg
Elmer Haar
Washington, D.C
Percy
J. N. Lewis
Mt. Carmel
J. N. Hersh
Lincoln Way
West
Ira Hartman
Hershey Chocolate Establishment
Hershey
J. R. Hartman
Hamilton
Dorothy Miller
Margaret Kohler
Millersville, State Normal School
Catharine Miller
Bonneauville
Harry Melhorn
Florence Hersh
J.N. Lewis
E. Myers
East
L. E. Myers
Williams Grove
Dillsburg
T. B. Sellers
Hanover Street
York Springs
Charles Werneck
Bittinger
Alex
Byer
George B. Klein
Rev. W. Garrett
J. H. Lawrence
the Security, Title and Trust Co
York
C. B. Kauffman
New Oxford
Luther Gulden
Menges
Hanover
Annie Gulden
Bendersville
A. J. Gulden
Clinton Emlet
Emlet
Lottie Cashman
Mande Deal
Biglerville
D.H. Fink
Midway
F. G. Hemler
Chas
R. E. Kester
Sunbury
W. D. Stock
Amanda Gehring
Irishtown
John Gehring
Pleasant
Street
J. L. Sheetz
Centre Square
Manheim
Lancaster
Marion Sheetz
Center Square
Frederick
Hood College
E. H. Keller
Wm. Smyser
Jennie Myers
Sheldon, Ill
Geo
Hummer
Baltimore
Edgar I. Diller
Gettysburg
Mary Baker
Lutheran Parsonage
Anna Gable
Philadelphia
New York
J. A. Noel
North Peters Street
R. K. Stallsmith
James Herman
C. W. Deardorff
Round Hill
Borough Council Proceedings June 7 1915
Regular session with Burgess Hummer and members present. Reports include street work, pumping station repairs, nuisance notices, and two ordinances to vacate and ordain alleys. Several local incidents and appointments noted, with bills approved and a 61st wedding anniversary celebrated in Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Hummer
W. D. Himes
J. D. Keith
N. Lingg
Weaver
Livingston
Miller
W. A. Diehl
Creamery
J. E. Kepner
Diehl
Lingg
St. Orange Street
Sxeith
Pitt Street
Hoover Alley
Kate W. Himes
Edna A. Bollinger
J. A. Noel
F. Melhorn
German indemnity promised for Gulflight damage
Ambassador Gerard cabled that Germany would pay an indemnity for the torpedoing of the American steamship Gulflight off the Scilly Islands, acknowledging the attack occurred by mistake as the vessel was believed belligerent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulflight
Gerard
Berlin
State Department
Scilly Islands
General markets brief from Philadelphia trading floor
Quiet conditions in Philadelphia markets show mixed grain and livestock quotes. No. 2 red wheat at 1.33, No. 2 yellow corn at 0.814, oats No. 2 white at 0.56, live hens 16 to 17 cents, dressed fowls 19 cents, eggs steady around 24 to 26 cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Winterclear
City Mills
Fancy
Live Stock Prices Report
Market notes list hog prices around 7.35 to 7.40 per hundredweight for various hog categories. Steers and cows quoted from 6.80 to 8.75, beef values mixed with calves at steady. Sheep and lambs shown with price ranges, overall activity described as weak to steady.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Srs Walters
Blanche Thomas
Menallen Township
T. C. Hesson
Arendtaville
David Thomas
Walters
Thomas Walters
Albert Woomer
Cashtown
Arra E. Hartzell
Fayettville
Franklin County
R. L. Markley
Arendtsville
Dessie Rummel
Jacob A. Lower
Butler Township
Jacob Rummel
William Lower
Allen Gelwicks
Mary Spalding
St. Aloysius Church
W. J. O’callaghan
Emmitsburg
J. A. Spalding
Michael Leer
Peter Leer
Huntington Township
Susan A. Junkins
H. L. Junkins
Latimore Township
Paul Gladfelter
Ralph Long
Adam Long
Kohler
Mt. Pleasant Township
Clara Oaster
Joseph Oaster
Edgegrove
Conewago Chapel
Charles Koch
John B. Beard
Leola Gibson
Grafton
Cal
Woodland
R H. Bailey
Bobbitt
Foster Beard
Collins Spangler
E. Marie Spangler
Albert J. Smalshof
Pottstown
R. C. Hoffman
Kuppenheimer Lothes
Wm, Mc. Gilbert
A. P. Wagner
Carlisle ST
Lloyd Myers
J.C. Birely
Detour
Mosheim Bankert
Bankert
Fitz Water
George Miller
Thomas J. Reininger
Reading
Reininger
U. S. Cavalry
Wesley Weigle
Neiman
Eli Garretson
Conewago
Conewago Heights
Ben Sipe
J. M. Strevig
Clara Yount
John Strevig
Columbia
Strevig
Chalmers
Aspers and
Gardners
Crusher
Catharine
Charles Myers
Willian Fissel
Tampion
Adams County
Shippensburg State Normal School
Grace L. Byers
Alma Fiseel
Mary E. Kline
Margaret A. Lerew
Margaret ©. Troxell
P. Hart Harting
Edgar R. Lower
Alfred R. McCauslin
John L. Stock
Lusitania
Samuel M. Knox
New York Shipbuilding Company
Cyrus Miller
Lebanon
John Miller
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg College
John H. Ashworth
Pennsylvania State College
Macdonald
Chester Allen
C.E
Burton F. Blough
Civil and Sanitary Engineering Department
Prof. Kirby
J. C. Sibley
Franklin
George Emig
New Park
York County
Almshouse Hospital
J. Marshall Harlan, Jr
Buskill Park
Harlan
Joan L. Zacharias
Princeton
Arthur Bell
Bell
Dr. Bryan
William J. Bryan
University of Maryland
Arras
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