Marriages of Livingston and Altland in York
Reverend Paul Y. Livingston of York wed Miss Anna Altland on Tuesday morning in York. Helen Shadney and John H. Carter, both colored, married Wednesday night at the bride’s parents home in Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Y. Livingston
Peter Livingston
York
Edward and
Michael Livingson
This Place
Anna Altland
Helen Shadney
John H. Carter
N. D. Shadney
Gettysburg
New Oxford Ites Published Every Thursday
New Oxford ite s publication from publisher H Z Smith promises quarterly or yearly terms with arrears policy and renewal conditions. Advertisements priced reasonably with yearly discounts. Job printing offered from small labels to large posters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Ites
Roth Enters Prothonotary Race in Adams County
The June 12 1919 notice states G Harry Roth will seek the Prothonotary position in the September primaries after broad support from Adams County. He pledges diligent administration if elected and thanks supporters for earlier backing and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Commonwealth
G. Harry Roth
Misses Butt Graduated At Hood College Commencement
Misses Amelia and Sarah Butt, daughters of Mr and Mrs J L Butt of Gettysburg, graduated at Hood College Frederick during the twenty sixth annual commencement exercises held Wednesday morning. Children’s Day services in Methodist and First Lutheran churches Sunday were largely attended and interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Sarah Butt
J. L. Butt
Gettysburg
Hood College
Frederick
Methodist
First Lutheran
Swartz-Wartz Couple Wed at St Vincents Church Midway
At St Vincents church in Midway on Monday morning Miss Margaret M Swartz daughter of Mrs Emma J Swartz Hanover became the bride of Harry EB Klunk son of Mr and Mrs Lewis G Klunk also of Midway The ceremony was performed by Rev W A Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Spangler
Wiota
India
Amy Swartz
Spring Grove
Frederick S. Geesey
Mr. Spangler
Gettysburg College and Seminary
India Fields
Lutheran Church
Gunter
John A. Spangler
Cumberland Valley State Normal School
Shippensburg
Catherine Swartz
Conewago Chapel
Marguerite Livelsberger
John S. Livelsberger
Timothy Smith
Harry J. Smith
Edgegrove
C. Koch
Winifred Liversberger
William Smith
Curtis Smith
St. Vincents Church
Midway
Margaret M. Swartz
Emma J. Swartz
Hanover
Harry EB. Klunk
Lewis G. Klunk
W. A. Howard
Two Weddings Recorded in Gettysburg and Lancaster County
Miss Lucy A. Tawney and Leonard E. Roach wed at the bride’s home as he serves in the Quartermaster Corps at Gettysburg. Cleason J. Ferry and Bertha M. Keagy were married in New Holland, with Allen L. Frey and Effie S. Keagy serving as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy A. Tawney
Frank Tawney
Gettysburg
Leonard E. Roach
Denver
Colo
Roach
Quartermaster Corps
Cleason J. Ferry
Joseph Ferry
Hanover
Bertha M. Keagy
Abraham Keagy
Near Edgegrove
New Holland
Lancaster County
Noah Mack
Allen L. Frey
Effie S. Keagy
Four Births Reported in Gettysburg Area
Four births recently recorded in Gettysburg include a girl to Mrs. Robert J. Lee and newborn boys to Mrs. Chas. Rosensteel Mrs. Alvin Cullison and Mrs. Emory Singley, with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bixler of near Bonneauville welcoming a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Robert J. Lee
Chas. Rosensteel
Alvin Cullison
Emory Singley
Harry Bixler
Bonneauville
Good Samaritan Hospital Announces Three Year General Nursing Course
The Good Samaritan Hospital of Lebanon Pennsylvania offers a three year General Nursing training program. It is an accredited School of Nursing and will provide eight dollars in the first year ten dollars in the second year and twelve dollars in the third year. For more details apply to the Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Good Samaritan Hospital of
Lebanon
Dying Soldier’s Message Sparks Hunt For Auburn Haired Clerk
A small woman with auburn hair who worked as a Gettysburg clerk during the 1917 encampment is sought to receive a message from dying soldier Ben Stadman of the Fourth Infantry. Harry McFarland of Marysville is trying to locate her by description after Stadman spoke his name. In a separate incident, Pennsylvania railroad engineer Robert S. Hubler died after being struck by a water tank near Lancaster while supervising a troop train. Reverend Wm. L. Smith will be installed as pastor at Hunterstown and York Springs on Tuesday June 17, with services at the Conewago Church conducted by visiting ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Ben Stadman
Fourth Infantry
France
Harry McFarland
Marysville
Stahman
Robert S. Hubler
Pennsylvania Railroad
General Hospital
Lancaster
Hubler
York
Harrisburg
Wm. L. Smith
Hunterstown
York Springs
Princeton
Great Conewagon
Notice to Public and Local Notices in Hamilton Township
Public notice warns non residents not to remove land from highways in Hamilton township and all to refrain from dumping refuse. Also reports marriages issued in York and York Springs. Multiple ads list livestock for sale, a Harley-Davidson motorcycle for sale, and requests to rent a dwelling and hire domestic help in New Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Township
Board OF
Central Garage
New Oxford
Main Street
I. I. Meyers
Also Mentioned on This Page
H.Z. Smith
TecMs
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Centre Square
Pennsylvania
State of
Adams
Jas. W. Barnitz
M. Straley
J. P
J .N. Hersh, ¥. M. Miller, W. F Sheely
Stork News
Georgette Crepe
Prowells’s
Frederick Street
Hanover, Pa
Wblack
I. W. Livingston
Lincoln Way
West
New Oxford, Pa
Country Gentleman
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
N. M. Dichs, Propr
Wa Ao
Sanitary Soda Fountain
A. P. Wagner
Carlisle Street
Heidlersburg
I. S. Miller Co
Ji. W. Weaver & Son
Dry Goods Department Store
G. W. Weaver & Son
Penna
Atlantic Refining Co
Finterep
Neely’s Store
New Chester, Pa
County Sealer of Weights and Measures
Goodrich
Clyde Hershey
Dillsburg
Roetta M. Reaser
Harry B .Emilet
W. P. Stoner
Real Estate & Insurance Office
Lincoln Wey
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