Local notices and personnel moves fill town page
20 years ago Leo F. Smith on Pleasant street acts as agent for Twin-Volcano Air-Gas Burner. Frank H. Patterson family relocates to Mrs. R. M. Eicholtz house on Carlisle street. Jas. C. Herman moves into Feiser property. Sue Essick near town ill in bed. Cloyd Miller finds work with Wiest Miller’s restaurant at Red Lion. Guyon Smith, Lafayette College graduate, joins Reading Iron Co. at Reading. Samuel Hoover’s spring wagon—hit by a touring car—injures rider but no serious harm. Isaiah Garrett’s son injures a nail. Lightning strikes pole at C. K. Yeager home. Prof. J. W. Thoman of Hanover elected to teach at McSherrystown school. D. W. Deatrick secures option on Weaver warehouse building on Hanover street now used for storage. Pocahontas degree council to be instituted in Rec Men's hall Friday. Edward Sheely returns from Florida to G. C. Sheely home on Lincolnway East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Patterson
W. A. Feiser
R. M. Eicholtz
Carlisle Street
Jas. C. Herman
Feiser
Sue Essick
Cloyd Miller
Wiest Miller
Red Lion
Guyon Smith
F. Smith
C. K. Yeager
Lincolnway West
J. W. Thoman
Hanover
Adams County
McSherrystown
D. W. Deatrick
Lincoln Flour
Weaver Warehouse
Hanover Street
John S. Weaver
Degree of Pocahontas
Rec
Edward Sheely
Florida
G. C. Sheely
Lincolnway East
Miss Margie Ayers Enrolls In Thompson Business College
Abbottstown Miss Margie Ayers attends a business course at Thompson Business College. A York-Adams Council Boy Scouts camporee unfolds this Thursday and Friday at Jacobs' farm in the Piegon Hills. H F Stambaugh shows signs of improvement after months of illness. Daniel Pressel remains bedridden from a stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Ayers
Thompson Business College
York-Adams Council of Boy Scouts
Jacobs
Piegon Hills
H. F. Stambaugh
Daniel Pressel
Berwick Township Budget Open for Review by June 15
The School Budget of Berwick Township is prepared as required by law and available for inspection at the secretary’s home until June 15. The board will adopt the budget on that date. R. D. 3 Hanover Pa. Secretary MO W Lucabaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwick Township
MO. W. Lucabaugh
R. D
Hanover
Deaths Continued Mrs Arendt of York Passes After Illness
Mrs Ollie May Arendt widow of H J Arendt of 1019 West Market York died Friday at 8:30 am at her son in law and daughter L W Cleaver 42 North Clinton York after a long illness. Survived by sons and daughter E R Hamme Paul Morris and Arthur Arendt all of York seven grandchildren a sister and two brothers. Funeral 1:30 pm Monday from the late home with interment in a York cemetery. Formerly lived at Waldheim where her husband ran the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie May Arendt
H. J. Arendt
West Market Street
York
L. W. Cleaver
North Clinton Street
Paul Arendt
Morris Arendt
Arthur Arendt
Maggie Spangler
Michael Bosserman
Clayton Bosserman
Arendtsville
Arendt
Waldheim
Obituary for Goldeth M. Weigle of Dillsburg
Goldeth M. Weigle of Dillsburg R died Thursday night after an illness. He was 56. Survived by wife Elmira. four daughters Mrs. Bentzel Mrs. Hursh Mrs. Wise and Mrs. Henry. two sons Lester and Harold. five grandchildren. three brothers Norman Parker and Grayson. three sisters Mrs Chronister Mrs Gropf and Mrs Shank. Funeral at home Monday 10 AM and Barrens Lutheran church with Rev George N. Young officiating. Interment in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldeth M. Weigle
Dillsburg R. 2
Elmira Weigle
George Bentzel
Dillsburg R. D
Roy Hursh
Franklintown
Richard Wise
Wellsville
Benjamin Henry
Lester
Harold
Norman
York Springs
Parker
Allen
Grayson
Puerto Rico
Emma Chronister
York
Ralph Gropf
Harrisburg
Jacob Shank
Vermont
Illinois
Barrens Lutheran Church
George N. Young
Infant Hartlaub Dies of Cholera Infantum Near Irishtown
Charles Francis Hartlaub one year old son of Lester and Edna Hartlaub of Irishtown died Friday at 1 45 PM from cholera infantum. Survived by parents seven siblings two stepsisters and Mrs Catherine Costello New Oxford and grandmother Mrs Eliza Miller. Funeral Saturday at Conewago chapel with Rev J F O Donnell officiating. interment Conewago cemetery. Pallbearers were Richard Shrader and Guy Burnell Joseph Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Francis Hartlaub
Lester
Edna (Miller) Hartlaub
Irishtown
Emma
Rose
Kenneth
Mary
Ralph
Martha
Bernard Hartlaub
Menges
Catherine Costello
New Oxford
Eliza Miller
Poplar Street
Hanover
Conewago Chapel
J. F. O’donnell
Conewago Cemetery
Richard Shrader
Guy, Burnell
Joseph Lawrence
Mrs. Moul Dies After Illness at Home in Bair
Mrs. Annie Leah Myers Moul 58 wife of Monroe S Moul died at 9 10 Sunday morning at her Bair home after a lengthy illness. She was treasurer of Christ Lutheran Ladies Aid and survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Earl Klindinst two grandchildren four sisters and two brothers. Funeral services Wednesday at home and Holtzschwamm church with Revs J E Leas and M D Geesey officiating. Interment in cemetery adjoining church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe S. Moul
Annie Leah Myers Moul
Bair
Mrs Emma Miller 94 dies after long illness
Emma Jane Miller 94 of Lil Uestown widow of Solomon Miller died Friday at 3 30 PM from infirmities. Daughter of the late William and Juliana Roberts Sterner she was predeceased by her husband 11 years ago. Survived by five children including Mrs Harry Shoemaker Littlestown Martin H Miller Hanover and Mrs Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jane Miller
Lil Uestown
Solomon Miller
William and
Juliana (Roberts) Sterner
Harry Shoemaker
South Queen Street
Littlestown
Martin H. Miller
Hanover
Frank
Wallick and Miller families note funeral services
Keith and Mrs Emmanuel Wallick of Littlestown and Paul Miller of Carrol county Md are survived by 15 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren. The funeral held Monday at 10 at J W Little and Son funeral home with a service at Hostetter's meeting house followed by interment in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Emmanuel Wallick
Littlestown
Paul Miller
Carroll County
J. W. Little and Son Funeral
Hostetter’s Meeting House
George W. Lynch Jr. 76 former Gettysburg hotelman dies
George W. Lynch Jr. 76, longtime Philadelphia and Gettysburg hotel operator, died in Wildwood New Jersey in April after living there in recent years. He previously ran the Eagle hotel with brother Kenderton Lynch, led Hotel Richard McAllister in Hanover, and later managed in Indian Town Gap before moving to Wildwood. He leaves a daughter Mrs. Frank Howar of Philadelphia and a sister, Mrs. W. W. Gray of Tryon, plus nieces and nephews. his wife Jean Gordon died last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Lynch, Jr
Gettysburg
Wildwood
New Jersey
Philadelphia
George W
Annie Masters Lynch
Eagle Hotel
Kenderton 5S. Lynch
Widow Lydia J. Smith 81 Dies at Warner Hospital
Lydia Jane Smith of Gettysburg died Friday at Warner Hospital from complications of illness after a five day stay. She suffered a fractured shoulder in March and had been ill since. Survived by two sons George F. of Gettysburg and Charles L. at home, three brothers Albert Thomas John Thomas Theodore P. Thomas, four sisters Mrs John Sanders Mrs Arthur Fetrow Miss Elizabeth Thomas Mrs Felix Yingling, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Jane Smith
John A. Smith
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
William F
Susanna
Yohe) Thomas
George F
Charles L
Albert Thomas
R. D
John Thomas
Temple, Pa
Theodore P. Thomas
John Sanders
Arthur Fetrow
Elizabeth Thomas
Gettysburg R. D
Felix Yingling
Hospital Census at Warner Hospital Listings Admits and Discharges
The Warner hospital admitted Mrs. T Roy Enoch Gettysburg Miss Genevieve Cullison Gettysburg Paul Hemler Gettysburg Mrs C B Dougherty Gettysburg Donald Trostle Gettysburg R 3 George M Grimm Gettysburg Joyce Shaffer Bellville R D transferred to University of Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia Discharges include Donald Hardman Gettysburg R D Ray J Little Gettysburg Mrs Edward Baugher Aspers Joseph Rickrode Littlestown Mrs Clair Foulk Gettysburg Isaac Thompson Gettysburg R D Mrs Paul Warren and infant son Paul William York Springs R D Mrs Earl Lentz Littlestown Jeanette Rotfeld Littlestown Mrs Donald Beaver and infant daughter Donna Mae Littlestown Nancy Maust Hanover Mrs Edwin Harger Littlestown R D Mrs John Watson Gettysburg Martha Heagey 10 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Henagey Gettysburg treated for fractured left leg from bicycle fall William Crushong Gettysburg R 5 operated for appendectomy Alan Tyson Gardners R D operated Thursday for appendectomy Herman Wentz Hanover R 2 treated for laceration to left arm injury when arm slipped loading egg crates Dorothy Rexroth Gettysburg R 4 admitted Mrs Fred Kahler and infant son Fred Harold 3rd also noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Hospital
T. Roy Enoch
Gettysburg
Genevieve Cullison
Paul Hemler
C. B. Dougherty
Donald Trostle
Gettysburg R
George M. Grimm
Joyce Shaffer
Biglerville
R. D
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Donald Hardman
Gettysburg R. D
Ray J. Little
John Watson
Martha Heagey
Donald Henagey
William Crushong
Alan Tyson
Gardners
Herman Wentz
Hanover
Dorothy Rexroth
Fred Kahler
Fred Harold
Saturday Results From Gettysburg Area Games
Saturday results show Gettysburg 18 over Littlestown 5 Cashtown 9 over Fairfield 7 Arendtsville 6 over New Oxford 0 Fayetteville 4 over Emmitsburg 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Littlestown
Cashtown
Fairfield
Arendtsville
New Oxford
Fayetteville
Emmitsburg
Saturday Schedule Highlights for Local Rivalries
Fayetteville travels to Gettysburg while New Oxford visits Littlestown Cashtown hosts Arendtsville and Emmitsburg plays Fairfield in a set of Saturday basketball matchups.
Home team Gettysburg edges New Oxford on late rally
Gettysburg Bullets overcome missing regulars to beat New Oxford 12 9 on their field. Bernie Stock hit a ninth inning homer with bases loaded to seal victory after a seven run burst. Til Byers allowed the defeat while Bud Knox pitched all nine for Gettysburg. Everhart led Gettysburg with four hits. Bushey starred for Arendtsville in a 6 0 win over New Oxford on the other field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Stock
Gettysburg
New Oxford
Bullets
Til Byers
Bud Knox
Ridinger
Everhart
Bushey
Arendtsville
Apple Pickers
Fuhrman
RH Hankey
Ccccessseresssereess AB
Johnson
Ist
Hox
McSherry
Slaybaugh
Srboveverberreee
Stonesifer
Essrserersoervres Stock
Eacbseaseernesse
B. Brashears
Cscs
Nsesenee Staub, Sr
Brashears
Ascccosrsens Byers
Tolais
Byers
Staub
Ing
C. Brashears
Knox
Woodward
Stock
Nesgeverteerenvent
Baltzley
Seneboueredecacerserr
Kane
Aeededeenedseotasaene
Kennel
Pocooodeedeneneneee
Herman, Ef
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R. Kane
Peceueeeetne Nave
G. Ralf
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Guy
Raff
Senrvesevrs
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Hartzell
Ibeseverecenessensone
B. Raff
Wierman
Eae Enennenree
Herman, Hartzell
Littlestown Youth Wins West Point Appointment
Charles Francis Frock of Littlestown has been appointed to the United States Military Academy at West Point. He will report July 1 after earning the top civil service exam score in Chambersburg. Frock, a 1937 Littlestown High School graduate, attended Gettysburg College, Braden Military School, and four summers at the C. M. T. C. camp at Fort Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Francis Frock
Charles M. Frock
Sstreet
Littlestown
United States Military Academy
West Point
Chester A. Gross
York-Adams-Franklin County
Frock
Chambersburg
Littlestown High School
Gettysburg College
Braden Military School
Cornwall-on-the-Hudson
New York
Fort Meade
Mary Lorraine McDermitt Weds Joseph H. Riley at St Francis Xavier
Miss Mary Lorraine McDermitt daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis F McDermitt of New Cumberland and granddaughter of Mrs Mary McDermitt wed Joseph H Riley son of the late Mr and Mrs David Riley at St Francis Xavier Catholic Church Gettysburg The couple plan a fall trip to Philadelphia where Riley will resume dentistry studies at Temple University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lorraine McDermitt
Francis F. McDermitt
New Cumberland
Mary McDermitt
Near
New Oxford
Joseph H. Riley
David Riley
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Gettysburg
Raphael Gross
Philadelphia
Riley
School of Dentistry
Temple University
Annabelle Crabill Weds Lester Taylor in Virginia Lutheran Rite
Miss Annabelle Crabill daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert C Crabill Gettysburg married Lester Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Aaron Taylor Aspers in St Peters Lutheran Tom's Brook Virginia. The ring ceremony was performed by Rev J C Rice with Donald Lady best man. The bride a Gettysburg High School graduate and nurse at West Side Sanitarium York. Mr Taylor works at Foth and Gulden Furniture Corp Aspers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabelle Crabill
Gilbert C. Crabill
Gettysburg
Lester Taylor
Aaron Taylor
Aspers
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Tom's Brook
Virginia
J. C. Rice
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
Mt. Jackson
Donald Lady
Biglerville
Gettysburg High School
West Side Sanitarium
York
Taylor
Foth and Gulden Furniture Company
Couple Joins In Marriage At Manassas Virginia
Glenn Emlet son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Emlet Gardners R D and Pearl Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Wilson Gettysburg R 3 were united in marriage in the Presbyterian church at Manassas Virginia May 25 They were accompanied by Robert Asper and Kathleen Hoke of York Springs The bridegroom is employed by Rice Trew and Rice at Biglerville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Emlet
Lawrence Emlet
Gardners R. D
Pearl Wilson
Clyde Wilson
Gettysburg R
Presbyterian Church
Manassas
Virginia
Robert Asper
Kathleen Hoke
York Springs
Rice
Trew and
Biglerville
Stouter Wisotzkey Nuptials in Richmond Cathedral
Miss Ruth Stouter daughter of Mrs Mary M Stouter Emmitsburg and Francis Wisotzkey son of Mr and Mrs Harry Wisotzkey Gettysburg were married Monday of last week at Sacred Heart cathedral Richmond Virginia by Rev J Louis Flaherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stouter
Mary M. Stouter
Emmitsburg
Francis Wisotzkey
Harry Wisotzkey
Gettysburg
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Richmond
Virginia
J. Louis Flaherty
Wedding Announcement for Jeanne Fitzgerald Spangler
Announcement on Thursday April 30 in Alexandria Virginia reports the marriage of Jeanne Fitzgerald daughter of Mrs Lena Barbehenn Gettysburg and F Joseph Spangler Gettysburg. The couple reside at Hill House Gettysburg and both are employed. Mrs Spangler graduated Gettysburg High School 1936 and trained as a nurse at Mercy Hospital Canton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Virginia
Jeanne Fitzgerald
Lena Barbehenn
Gettysburg
F. Joseph Spangler
Hill House
Kathryn Epley and C Carl Yingling Wed Thanksgiving Day
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Kathryn G Epley daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Epley near Littlestown to C Carl Yingling son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Yingling near Mt Pleasant Maryland. The ceremony was conducted November 24 1938 at Sudbrook Methodist Episcopal church south Pikesville by Rev C Lewis Robson using a single ring Methodists rite. The couple plan to establish a home soon with Ms Epley a Littlestown high school graduate employed at Littlestown five and ten shop and Mr Yingling a Charles Carroll high school graduate employed by A W Feeser Silver Run Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn G. Epley
Allen Epley
Littlestown
C. Carl Yingling
Clarence Yingling
Mt. Pleasant
Maryland
Sudbrook Methodist Episcopal Church
Pikesville
C. Lewis Robson
Methodist Episcopal
Yingling
Littlestown High School
Mr. Yingling
Charles Carroll High School
A. W. Feeser
Silver Run
Couple Tied in Wedlock at Trinity Church Parsonage
William Laney Rockwell of Gettysburg and Betty Lee Nogle of Piedmont West Virginia were united in marriage by Rev Howard S Fox pastor of Trinity Evangelical and Reformed church in the parsonage about 1 30 o clock Thursday afternoon. The couple resides in Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Laney Rockwell
Gettysburg
Betty Lee Nogle
Piedmont
West Virginia
Howard S. Fox
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Littlestown Couple Weds In St. Aloysius Nuptials
Miss Helen C Collins and Lloyd F Weaver of Littlestown were married in a 6 oclock nuptial mass at St. Aloysius Catholic Church Littlestown. The couple, attended by Miss Mary Weaver and Roger Collins, will reside at 144 West King Street. Both are employed at Windsor Shoe Manufacturing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen C. Collins
Lloyd F. Weaver
Littlestown
St. Aloysius’ Catholic Church
Joseph N. Whalen
Mary Weaver
Roger Collins
Miss Weaver
John Collins
Crouse Park
Thomas O Weaver
East King Street
Windsor Shoe Manufacturing Company, Inc
West King Street
Sunday Socials Across Town Tie Families in Visits
NEW CHESTER John Snyder and wife spent Sunday with George Raffensburger and family near Hunterstown. George Beamer and family visited Harman Beamer and wife. Edward Fair and wife called on Jonas Weaver and family of Hanover. Miss Freda Groupe visiting Clyde Myers and wife of Hummels town. Edward Eby and wife with Edward Benfer and wife of Harrisburg, at John Stock and family. Henry Lanius and family of York spent the weekend with Jeff McIntire. Mrs. Paul McIntire of Somerset and Elizabeth Lanius of York at the same place. Boyd McIlwee and family of Westminster with L. B. McIlwee and family. John Kime and wife with Harvey Harman and wife of Hampton. George Deatrick and family with Charles Deatrick and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snyder
George Raffensburger
Near
Hunterstown
George Beamer
Harman Beamer
Gettysburg
R. D
Edward Fair
Jonas Weaver
Hanover
Freda Groupe
Clyde Myers
Hummelstown
Edward Eby
Edward Benfer
Harrisburg
John Stock
Henry Lanius
York
Jeff McIntire
Paul McIntire
Somerset
Elizabeth Lanius
Boyd MclIlwee
Westminster
L. B. MclIlwee
John Kime
Harvey Harman
Hampton
George Deatrick
Charles Deatrick
Property Transfers Across Abbottstown and Surrounding Townships
A series of property transfers are recorded including two lots on South Water Street Abbottstown for a fire engine house site with a $1 consideration. Transfers include Shue heirs to Clair A Brown in Conewago Township, Littlestown properties on King Street to Charles and Catherine Rinehart, stock administratrixs to Norman Tipton in Gettysburg, Costello farm in Mount Pleasant, a Huntington Township 50 acre farm to Harry and Beulah Taylor, and the Hanover Improvement Company lot sale to Melvin and Mae Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Water Street
Abbottstown
Court House
John H. Shue
Emory Shue
Clair A. Brown
Conewago Township
Littlestown National Bank
J. E. Ohler
Martha Ohler
Littlestown
Charles R
Catherine G. Rinehart
Carroll County
Maryland
King Street
Gertrude M. Ford
Mary M. Stock
Gettysburg
Norman E. Tipton
Breckenridge Street
Henry C
Martha E. Costello
Catherine I
Ralph K. Costello
Mt. Pleasant Township
Daisy P. Cullison
Huntington Township
Harry L
Beulah Taylor
Washington, D. C
Hanover Improvement Company
Melvin D
Mae V. Bell
McSherrystown
South Street
Birth of Kathleen Elizabeth to Mr. and Mrs Cyril McMaster
Kathleen Elizabeth McMaster was born May 27 to Mr. and Mrs Cyril McMaster. The local NCCW unit suspended summer meetings. Rev Leo J Krichten returned from Florida. Sunday Masses at St Josephs Church at 6 30 and 9. Pallbearers at Mrs Charles W Buchers funeral were Clarence Mackley Harper Wentz Edward Smith Stephen Smith Raymond Strausbaugh and Horace Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril McMaster
Kathleen Elizabeth
N.C.C.W
Leo J. Krichten
Florida
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Charles W. Bucher
Clarence Mackley
Harper Wentz
Edward Smith
Stephen Smith
Raymond Strausbaugh
Horace Smith
Softball Scores Show Tight League Race
On Wednesday the Social Club beat the Dramatic Club 20 to 13. Thursday Fleet Wing routed the Dramatic Club 13 to 2. Friday saw the Reformed defeat the Jr Mechanics 7 to 2. Tuesday the Alwine Brick Club beat the Social Club 3 to 2 as standings show Alwine Brick 6 2 150. Jr Mechanics 5 3 .625 Fleet Wing 5 3 .625 Reformed 4 5 .500 Social Club 3 5 .375 Dramatic Club 1 7 .125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Club
Dramatic Club
Fleet Wing
Jr. Mechanics
Alwine Brick Club
W. Il. Pet
Alwine Brick Co
Fleet
New Freedom Defeats McSherrystown 4-3 In Local Clash
McSherrystown reports Irvin Markle discharged from Hanover General Hospital and returned home by ambulance. A son was born Thursday at Hanover General Hospital to Francis and (Mrs.) Keffer of McSherrystown. New Freedom beat McSherrystown 4-3. Home team then defeated Gerard 17-2 before a large crowd in McSherrystown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Markle
Brushtown
Hanover General Hospital
Francis Keffer
McSherrystown
New Freedom
Gerard
Juryless dismissal in Crone larceny case
Justice of the Peace Robert P. Snyder dismissed a charge of larceny by bailee against George Crone Gettysburg R 4 after a Wednesday evening hearing. Mrs Cora Glosser Gettysburg was the prosecutrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Snyder
George Crone
Gettysburg
Cora Glosser
Nomination of Clyde A. Plank for Aspers Postmaster
President Roosevelt named Clyde A. Plank as a candidate for postmaster at Aspers Pennsylvania among several nominations for Pennsylvania posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Clyde A. Plank
Aspers
Market Prices From The Latest Exchange
The clippings list corn oats barley eggs white and brown mixed wheat and rye prices per bushel or dozen, with illegible remnants and stray characters. Readers should note the fragmentary figures and approximate values as reported.
Mary Elizabeth McIlhenny Named YWCA Office Secretary
The Gettysburg YWCA announced at its June board meeting that Miss Mary Elizabeth McIlhenny of Gettysburg was appointed as office secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth McIlhenny
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Y. W. C. A
Association
Marriage License Secured in Frederick
A marriage license has been secured in Frederick by Harry Gottshall of Holly Springs and Alice Smith of near Gardners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Harry Gottshall
Holly Springs
Alice Smith
Gardners
Primary students in training at Gettysburg airport
Primary students in training at the Gettysburg airport include Dr. J. L. Boyer of Arendtsville Druid Deitch and Robert Scott who is now doing solo flying and Donald Shears of Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
J. L. Boyer
Arendtsville
Druid Deitch
Robert Scott
Donald Shears
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leo F. Smith
Pleasant Street
New Oxford, PA
Fred Macmurray
Jean Arthur
Melvyn Douglas
The
Red Cross
Zane Grey
Knights of the Range
Terry and the Pirates
Laurel and Hardy
Silver” “Irene
New Oxford Cemetery
Goldeth
M. Weigle
Typark
Lillian
Russell
Alice Faye
Don Ameche
Henry Fonda
Edward Arnold
ALWAS
Four Sons
Earth Bound
Lilian Russell
Wallace Beery
George Brent
James Cagney
Pat O'Brien
Ann Sheridan
Hanover, PA
Sat. Mon
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Weaver Brothers and
Elviry
Missouri
Dr. Cyclops
Albert Dekker
Janice Logan
Taylor—Crabill
Emlet—Wilson
Wisotzkey—Stouter
Spangler—Fitzgerald
Yingling—Epley
Rockwell
Nogle
New Chester
Bonneauville
Bernard R. Riley
Frederick V. Knox
Mt. St. Mary's College
W. Market St
Chrysler
Wiest Motor Company
York, Penna
Chevrolet
Wiest Motor Co
Penna
Samuel Osborne
Shirk’s
Samuel Shirk & Son
Broadway
C. S. Straley
DODGE
York, Pa
Plymouth
Hard Road
Yoost
J. C. Tanger & Son
Pleasant Streets
Wentz Coal CO
Baltimore St
Murphy Electric Co
B. McCarty
Table Rock
Telephone
Belmont
Tyrone Township
Grant Deatrick
Heidlersburg
Trade
Furniture Exchange
W. Clark
Rear York Supply Company
S. Duke St
Berkheimer, Cor
York & E. Walnut Sts
Firestone Home and Auto Supply Store
S. C
McSherrystown Hatchery
Francis Rabine
Bentzel’s Poultry & Egg House
W. Phila. St
G.M.C
Ford-Allis Chalmers
New Idea
Serew's
East Berlin
Firestone
Ford
Goodyear
Stough Motors
Ame
North Stratton St
Gettysburg, Pa
Ditzler’s Appliance
Frigidairs
Maytag
RCA and
Philco
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