Library Committee 4 Names Applicants and Members
The Library Committee 4, chaired by Dr. Rob er A. Bream, will meet again July 13. Members include Mrs. E. B. Lewars as vice chair, Richard A. Brown, Mrs. Grace Himes of New Oxford as corresponding secretary, Rev. George E. Sheffer of New Oxford, Mrs. Mildred Eck of East Berlin, Miss Rose Barker of Littlestown, Miss Louise Hartnell of Gettysburg as general secretary, and Mrs. R. B. Saby. H. Benson of the library association and John H. Knickerbocker are ex officio members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rober A. Bream
E. 8.Lewars
Richard A. Brown
Grace Himes
New Onford
George E. Sheffer
New Oxford
Mildred Eck
East Berlin
Rose Barker
Littlestown
Louise Hartnell
Gettysburg
R. 8. Saby
H. Benson
Library Association
John H. Knickerbocker
War Bonds Backing Men Who Back You Up
An editorial line emphasizes war bonds as support for the service members and civilians aiding the war effort. It frames bonds as a moral and practical backing mechanism for those on the home front and in uniform.
30 Years Ago News Briefs From Hanover Area
Local notes report sudden death of Mrs Seasely of Hanover and multiple community events. Roy Kraber graduates with honors from Temple University in Philadelphia. Property changes include George Wampler selling near Hunterstown to W A Noel and Cloyd Miller with Earl Bollinger placing a 16 foot row boat on Diehl's dam. Various locals engaged in accidents marriages store planning and family illnesses. Wheat price listed at 105 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Seasely
Hanover
New Oxford
Roy F. Kraber
Hampton
Philadelphia
Temple University
George Wampler
Hunterstown
W A. Noel
Littlestown
Cloyd Miller
Earl Bollinger
Diehl
Charles W. Baker
Gettysburg College
Catherine Snyder
Carlisle Street
Barber Geo. A. Klingel
Jules Adams
York
Harry Walters
Storm
John Weaver
Local Briefs Highlight Personal Graduations and Community News
Frank Lippincott of Burlington works at Emmett shoe factory. Mabel Sheety graduated from Woman's College Frederick. Bender Cashman and John Diehl graduated from Gettysburg. Eugene Devine and Elizabeth Liversperger, Edgegrove, wed June 13. Infant John, son of Mr and Mrs Chas Groft, died. A. S. Feiser, 50, funeral director, died. Forty chickens stolen from W H King. Jas Sauble builds new barn near Storm's store. No school board elected. Z H Cashman president. Jas W Barnitz secretary. W H Emmert treasurer. Three teachers reelected with $5/mo raise. Tax rate 3 mills. New Oxford water 3.5 mills, borough 2 mills. Dr H W Swartz erecting brick house on Hamilton farm two. Marriage announcements Cal Young and Minnie Weaver, McSherrystown. Hamilton two school board names Isaac Thomas pres, Geo Wiser sec, Wm Wolf treas. Prof S A Nagle. Abbottstown, concussion after scaffold collapse at Levi Yohe’s new house. Mrs H W Swartz back from Baltimore hospital. Lightning tore rafters from barn on John Gulden farm. tenanted by John Bubb. A heavy box mishap injures Alex Englestone. Carvin Diehl completes prep at Gettysburg College. Myra S Ruff reelected Gettysburg teacher at $40/mo. S A Nagle and Mellie Eisenhart reelected Abbotts teachers. Estate notice for Cletus H Burtner deceased Adams County. ALICE BORTNER named administratrix. address Hanover R D No. 3 Pa. attorney J F Yake Jr Gettysburg Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Collins
H M Collins
McSherrystown
John Forry
Lucinda Forry
York Hospital
John Bream
New Oxford Creamery
Austin Neiderert
Brushtown
Detroit
Midh
Mumle ( Losman
James Blosser
N.C Railroad
William F Stambaugh
Bittingers
Fink
Herman Myers
Bittinger
William Fissel
Hampton
Samuel H. Ingle
Straban Township
Wellsville
Oxford Township
Clearview
Clara Baugher
Red Hill
Hoke
Abbottstown
Alex Byer
Eugene Devine
Elizabeth Liversperger
Edgegrove
John
Chas Groft
A. S. Feiser
W .H. Kiing
Jas. Sauble
Storm
Z. H. Cashman
Jas W. Barnitz
W H Emmert
Treas
New Oxford
H.W. Swartz
Hamilton Two
Cal. Young
Minnie Weaver
Hamilton
Isaac Thomas
Geo, Wisler
Wm Wolf
A. Nagle
Levi Yohe
H. W. Swartz
Baltimore
Stambaugh Auto Electric Hanover Ad
Hanover auto repair listing for Stambaugh Auto Electric offering general starter ignition and magneto service at 107 East Walnut Street Dial 9163 prioritize local automotive work by appointment or walk in for starter and ignition problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stambaugh Auto Electric Auto General
Walnut St
Dial
Hanover
Town Officials Raise Taxes for Repairs and Utilities
Town votes to raise the tax rate from 4 to 6 mills to fund repairs to a building. Residents face a monthly charge of 36 dollars for services at the town center. In health news, John Melhorn regains partial sight after a Baltimore hospital operation. Tragic note: Edna Deardorff, 11, near Bonneauville, dies on Thursday. Wheat quoted at 4 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Melhorn
Baltimore Hospital
Edna
Wm. Deardorff
Bonneauville
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