Monocacy Route Proposed for Gettysburg Memorial Highway
A ninety mile boulevard tentatively named the Monocacy Line is urged as the Get tysburg Memorial Highway route by Thomas H. MacDonald. The plan would cost about 8.5 million dollars, link Mount Vernon the Lincoln Memorial and Gettysburg Battlefield, and fit into a larger parkway system toward Chicago and the Canadian border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. MacDonald
Public Roads Bureau
Gettysburg Memorial Commission
McDonald
Mount Vernon
Lincoln Memorial
Dettysburg Battlefield
Frederick
Maryland
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Harry L. Haines
Adams-York-Franklin County
Rock Creek
Antietam
National Park and Planning Commission
Highway Departments of
Penn Sylvania
Two Adams County Ministers Earn Honorary Degrees
At Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster during the 148th annual commencement exercises two Adams County ministers received honorary degrees. Herbert C. Alleman professor at Lutheran Theological Seminary was awarded Doctor of Law while the Rev. Albert Orlando Bartholemew pastor of Redeemer's Reformed church Littlestown received Doctor of Divinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Herbert C. Alleman
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Alleman
Albert Orlando Bartholomew
the Redeemer’s Reformed Church
Littlestown
Public Instruction Sets July 1 Deadline for Barbers Fees
The Department of Public Instruction announces July 1 as the deadline for barbers and beauty culture professionals delinquent in 1936 registration fee payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Instruction
Haverstick hosts duck roast for Williams Haverstick birthday
Haverstick and wife entertained many friends including William Haverstick Martha Eichelberger William Yohe Etta Dear dorff and Donald Minskey in Harrisburg visits and local runs. Mrs Donaldson and Dolores Minskey from Harrisburg attended. Community notes include sicknesses visits and a planned congregational vote on Rev. Kenneth James with various locals mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Haverstick
Williams
Willam Haverstick
Martha Eichelberrer
Near Dillsbure
William Yohe
Town
Etta Deardorff
Donald
New Oxford
Donaldson
Dolores Minskey
Harrisburg
Davidson
John S. Brown
Hanover Pastor Takes Charge of New Chester Group
The Rev. J. Harold Little resigned, and the Rev. Hanover was installed as pastor of the New Chester charge including The Pines Hendlersbury and Hampton on June 21. Local residents and visitors from Mt. Union Lancaster Gettysburg and Hunterstown were noted in social calls and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
New Chester
the Pines
Hendlersbury
Hampton
J. Harold Little
Wedding Invitations for Miss Margaret Nan and E Don Scott
Miss Margaret E Nan of Gettysburg and E Don ald Scott of Gettysburg R D announce their wedding set for Friday evening June 19 at Trinity Evangelical Reform church. Rev Howard Fox will perform the ceremony with assistance from Rev Frederick B Crane. Miss Nan recently resigned as Gettysburg public schools teacher and is a Gettysburg High School graduate of 1929. Mr Scott works in the machinery business in Gettysburg and York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Nan
Gettysburg
E. Donald Scott
Edward Scott
R. D
Trinity Evangelical-Reformed Church
Howard
Fox
Frederick B. Crane
The
Presbyterian Church
Nau
Gettysburg Public
Gettysburg High School
Scott
York
Engagement of Ruth Waltemyer to Rev William McHale
Miss Ruth Waltemyer daughter of Dr and Mrs W C Waltemyer of Gettysburg was announced at a tea. She has completed three years at Gettysburg College and plans to resume studies in the fall. Rev William Edward McHale son of Mr and Mrs John McHale Morgantown WV was a member of the Gettysburg theological seminary graduating class this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Waltemyer
W. C. Waltemyer
Gettysburg
William Edward McHale
John McHale
Morgantown
West
Sheriff Sale in Adams County Two Lots in Abbottstown
Public sale scheduled for July 11 at 10 a.m. at the Gettysburg Court House. Lot 1 in Abbottstown fronts Gettysburg Street with a brick house, garage, chicken house and hog pen. Lot 2 joins Lot 1 and is subject to the East Berlin Railroad right of way. Seized as the property of William Reichert and P W Reichert. Ten percent payable immediately. resale if not complied with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Court House
Gettysburg
Abbottstown
Penna
Cheap Streets
Nicholas Carns
East Berlin Railroad Company
William Reichert
P. W. Reichert
B. W. Spence
Sheriff’s Office
Police Seek Bad Check Artist From Gettysburg Case
Clyde D Berger of Gettysburg reports two bad checks drawn on Charlotte banks. L A Austin claimed to be commander of the Disabled American Veterans in Charlotte Nc and endorsed checks for 8 50 and 20 to Berger. Both checks were returned marked no account after Berger endorsed them. The state police were asked to locate Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde D. Berger
Gettysburg
L. A. Austin
Berger
Charlotte
North Carolina
Charlotte Banks
Mass Ordains New Priest in Harrisburg Diocese
The Rev. Vincent J. Topper, son of Mr and Mrs Vincent A Topper of Hanover, was among three pastors ordained by His Excellency Most Rev George L Leech bishop of the Harrisburg diocese in St Patrick's Cathedral Saturday at 8 am. He celebrated his first solemn high mass Sunday at St Joseph's Church Shenover at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent J. Topper
Vincent A. Topper
Hanover
George L. Leech
Harrisburg
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
St. , Joseph's Catholic Church
Shenover
Miller announce birth of son in Carlisle hospital
Mr and Mrs Charles Miller of Gardners Route 2 announce the birth of a son at Carlisle Hospital on Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Gardners R. D. 2
Carlisle Hospital
Adams County Loop Saturday Results Report
Cashtown 6, Gettysburg 4. Midway 7, Bonneauville 1. Pendersville 4, Arendtsville 2. Fairfield 5, Bethlehem 1. League standings show Fairfield 5 2 714, Bethlehem 1.4.6.4, Midway 4 3 571, Cashtown 4 0 32, Gettysburg 9 3 9 4 ? Next Saturday schedule lists Gettysburg at Cashtown, Midway at Bonneauville, Bendersville at Arendtsville, Fairfield at Bethlehem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashtown
Gettysburg
Midway
Bonneauville
Pendersville
Arendtsville
Fairfield
Bethlehem
W. L. Pet. Fairfeld
Via
Ju.w
Bendersville
Races Postponed at Latimore Valley Fair Grounds
Rain Sunday afternoon caused postponement of auto races at Latimore Valley fair grounds. One heat was run before rain. Races will be held Sunday June 21. Tickets for Sunday's races will be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latimore Valley Fair Grounds
Smiling Dave
Linda Lu
WKBO
Harrisburg
Twin Bridge Park
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Favor Boulevard
Heidlersburg
William Albright
Rock Chapel
Verna Shull
Belmont
Columbia
Bay
Oliver West
Daueghter
Johnstown
C. P. Tanger
Myrtle Kennedy
Wests
Margaret Bowers
Dettysburg College
E. L. Weigle
Lois Wiser
Elizabeth College
Elizabethtown
Near Latimore
F. Davidson
Minerva Coulson
Gardners
Howard Haverstick
Bessie Kemper
Helen Feiser
Kenneth James
Elsie Slagle
Fannie Kemper
S. K. Linah
Wiliam F. Shull
Verna
Grant Deatrick
Richard Sull
Annapolis
Earl Kennedy
Shull
Aspers
Whitmore
Mandsome
Columbia Jewelry CO. “Jewelry of
First National Bank Bldg
Hanover, PA
Theo, Albright
Mt. Union
Donald Meckley
State College
George F. Weaver
Near Here
North Stratton Street
Tixatie Weaver
Roy Asper
Phyllis
Mr. Asper
Fr. Asper
Here
J. Martin Brame
Cecil Guise
Charles Hersh
Charles Livingston
Jesse Millhimes
Margaret
Hunterstown
Sheriff’s Sale
C. E. Fahnestock
W. Middle
Gettysburg, Pa
the Spellbinder
Maine
Chucky
Fahnestock
Middle Street
Karnu
the Tailor Shop
J.T. Pitzer
Prop
Forest Park
Hanover, Penna
Ted Brownagle
Kathleen Lane
Mary Brown
Ady’s
East Berlin
P. O. S. of A. Band of Hanover
P. Band of Hanover
Happy John
Handsome Bob
Emlets Feed Store
Hofnagle Shop
Lincolnway
Zaher Ey
James “Buck” Buchanan
Fred “Fritz” Heuter
J. S. Richards
Paul Hoover
Leon Burg
Art” Croul
Geo, Leidy
Hap” Gibbs
Chevrolet
S. George St
Country Club Road
W. Market St
York Motor Sales & Service, Inc
Ford, Lincoln Zephyr
Lincoln Dealers
York, PA
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