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Town and Country Notes Mix Of News In York County
A folkfield column blends town and country items from York County including marriages, farm losses and gains, local strikes, school re-elections, church events, and notable incidents. Readers see bee swarms, a broken arm, a tailess calf, a four legged turkey, and a 70,000 dollar hotel project near Pen Mar amid politics, weather, and community notices.
Town Folks Reach Out for Summer News and Visitors
Personal notices from Sparrow's Point to York and Baltimore report visits, calls, and arrivals. Charles Cook of Sparrow's Point and C A Wiest in Chambersburg drop in to see family and friends. Several locals travel for expositions, visits in Brooklyn and Philadelphia, and summer plans with relatives and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cook
Sparrow’s Point
C. A. Wiest
Chambersburg
James L. Staub
Near East Berlin
W.F. Sheely
Philadelphia
Buffalo Exposition
Brooklyn
N. Y
Milton Keeney
York
F. Keeney
Airs
Wm. Wolf
Chas. Gochenour
East Berlin
R. M Straley
Wm. Win
Las
David Slentz
Carlisle Street
Emory Hershey
West High Street
Ali
Henry Treiber
Alidway
Anna Bray
Grace Schriver
Grace Swartz
Hanover
Anna Rider
J. Frank Muller
Edw
V. Sheely
Blemphis
Tenn
Abram Sheely
E. C. Stock
Baltimore
John Stock
Pitt Street
Mary Kopp
Lineboro
Vet
Georgetown College
D_ _ F. Steffy
Aliss Jessie Coleman
Presbytery grantsLower Marsh Creek church status and field
The Presbytery of Carlisle approved erecting the Lower Marsh Creek congregation into a separate church allowing its leader to secure a full-time pastor. Gettysburg resident Colin E. Spangler reports a valuable horse lost last Sunday after stepping on a nail, causing fatal lockjaw. Also noted are a hats sale event from Saturday the 15th with discounts, painting work on the Earle Hotel and N Lingg & Bro warehouse, and Rev E Breidentaughk gifting apples to Rufus Lawyer with remaining stock still available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Berkheimer
Henry Barkheimer
East Berlin
Washington
Joseph Ackerman
Mary Wolf
McSherrystown
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Murphy M.B. Bollinger
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Levi G. McCauley
West Chester
Carlisle
Lower Marsh Creek
Colin E. Spangler
Jane
A. B. Sterrie
Earle Hotel
N. Lingg & Bro
Pitt Street
Deardorff's Mill Burned In Butler Township Blaze
Early Tuesday morning the large frame roller grist mill of Christian Deardorff in Butler township was destroyed by fire along with grain flour and feed. The adjoining saw mill also burned. Loss and fire origin could not be determined. Insured in Mummasburg Liberty and Independent Companies. On Sunday night the house of J M Topper in Liberty township occupied by Frank Wetzel was damaged by fire. Insured in Adams County Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Deardorff
Butler Township
Mummasburg and
Liberty
J. M. Topper
Frank Wetzel
Liberty Township
Tre
Adams County Co
Man of action edges talker in public resolve
Between the talker who promises and the doer who acts the people keep faith with the one who actually accomplishes things, a lasting preference for results over rhetoric emerges in local discourse.
Deaths of Several Local Residents Include Brown and King
Obituary notes list Mrs. Catharine Brown of East Berlin aged 63 years, widow of Rev. Peter Brown, and George King of East Berlin aged 86, with survivors including spouses and siblings. Other deaths include William A. Fickel of Huntington township aged 75, Susan Doll formerly of the area aged 82, Ephraim Yeagy aged 63, Catharine Felix aged 73, Susan Shafter aged 74, and Helen Lillybridge of Baltimore City aged about 21 days illness. Funeral details and nursing histories are given for several cases.
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Catharine Brown
Peter Brown
East Berlin
Henry Wiest
George King
H. W. King
Etmuts Lamott
York
William A. Fickel
Huntington Township
I. W. Pearson, Jr
York Springs
Susan Doll
Baltimore City
New Oxford Cemetery
W. T. Rue
Catharine
James Felix
Hendrix Station
Berwick Township
Michael Felix
Pius Miller
Hanover
Paradise Church
Father Reucher
Helen V. Lillybridge
Octavius C. Lillybridge
Fifth Regiment
M. N.G
West Mulberry Street
Tenth
Virginia
Gettysburg
Caught By a Freight Train Near Salem Church Road
Mr Harman an employee of Centre Square meat market was dragged by a freight engine when crossing the track after stopping for trains. The wagon was wrecked, the horse injured, and Harman was knocked unconscious with gashes on his lip. He says the engineer failed to whistle at crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Harman
M. G. Colestock
Centre Square
Mrr. Harman
Duttera
Salem Church Road
Mr. Harman
Flag Day Observed Across the Union on Birth Anniversary
Today marks the 124th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes birth and the occasion is generally observed under the title Flag Day across the United States. It notes a nationwide observance, honoring the flag and its history with public attention and ceremonial activities.
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the Stars and Stripes
Union
Citizens form festival committee for Central Square
A citizen committee plans a festival in Center Square to fund seats for the park and improve walks. The date will be announced later and proceeds will support park amenities. The project seeks broad support from all citizens to aid the aging and improve beauty and comfort in the central park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Square
Center Square Park
Central Park
Hand Injury At Farm Sparks Ugly Wound
Mr H P Treiber on the Eich elberger farm near town suffered a painful cut to his right hand while descending a straw stack. A straw knife slid toward him as he descended a ladder and he warded it off, receiving a severe wound to the palm. Bliss Fannie Steffie won a church fair watch after a careful count by Rev Kennedy and others, with Miss Steffie receiving the prize. Rev Kennedy departed for his new charge Friday. Rev Aug Reucher succeeds him amid Dallastown friends. Occasional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Miller
E. P. Miller
Abbottstown
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Dickinson College
C. T. Danning
M.E. Church
Mechanicsburg
Dr. Danning
M. E
Hanover
Hide
Robert B. Myers
Arendisville
M. M. Neacher
Beneh of the Immaculate Conception
Maggie Staub
Fannie Steffy
H. P. Treiber
Eichelberger
Eichelberger’s Mill
Town
Aug. Reucher
Dallastown
Church notices from multiple denominations next Sunday services
Several churches announce next Sunday worship times. First Evangelical Lutheran holds 10 a.m. divine service with Sunday School at 9 a.m. Y P.S. at 6 p.m. Junior C. E. at 3 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Rev. Ferprsaxp Hesse, Pastor. St Paul’s Reformed: 10 a.m. service, 9 a.m. Sunday School, CO. E. Society 6 p.m. Prayer Thursday at 7 p.m. Rev. P. E. Herwen, Pastor. Catholic Church offers Low Mass 7:30 a.m., High Mass 10 a.m., Solemn Vespers and Benediction at 7 p.m. Rev. L. Acccsrts Recorek, Pastor. Methodist church: service next Sunday at 7 p.m., Sunday School 4 p.m., Epworth League 6 p.m. Rev. Vateus T. Rus, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
C. E
Ferprsaxp Hesse
St Paul's Reformed Church
CO. E. Societ
P. E. Herwen
L. Acccsrts
Recorek
Epworth Les Gue
Vateus T. Rus
Marriages in Bendersville Gettysburg and Hamiltonian Townships
Three marriages are recorded: on June 6 in Bendersville Rev. D. Barnhart unites Charles E. Groupe of Idaville with H Laura Slusser of Alga Cumberland county. on June 9 in Gettysburg Rev. T. J. Barkley unites George A. Shorb of Liberty township with Rose H. Gerhart of Menallen township. and on June 4 in Gettysburg Rev. T. J. Barkley unites James R. Gilbert of Fayette county with Florence V. Gilbert of Hamiltonian township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendersville
D. Barnhart
Charles E. Groupe
Idaville
H. Laura Slusser
Alga
Cumberland County
Gettysburg
T. J. Barkley
George A. Shorb
Liberty Township
Rose H. Gerhart
Menallen Township
James R. Gilbert
Fayette County
Florence V. Gilbert
Hamiltonian Township
Obituaries from Gettysburg and nearby towns note several deaths
June 11 in Gettysburg James Schane Brook aged 73. June 1 in Butler township Samuel Ephraim Yeagy aged 63. June 5 at East Berlin George King aged 6 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
James Schanebrook
Butler Township
Samuel Ephraim Yeagy
East Berlin
George King
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