In and About Town Snakes Bite Boy. Dillschool Grad. Local Fire
A 12 year old boy was bitten by a garter snake while herding cattle along the Carlisle Hanover pike and treated by a local physician with no ill effects. Edgar Diller and family note a dental school graduation at Philadelphia with several attendees. A small bonfire incident near J E B Niller’s home caused minor danger but no damage. A reported fire in a rear alley area was extinguished with no loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigeon Hills
Burton Little
Jacob Geesey
Carlisle-Hanover
Lincoln Highway
Gardens
Edgar Diller
Mgr
Isaiah Diller
Lincoln Way
U. of P. Dental School
Philadelphia
Chas
A. Diehl
Mrs. Diller
Chas. Diller
Harvey Taughinbaugh
J. EB. C. Niller
Geo. H. Sears
Jonas Robert
West
I. W. Livingston
West End
I. BE. Ditenhofer
Force
McSherrystown
Warner
Center Square
New Oxford
W. W. Neely
Luther Stauffer
New Chester
Maxwell
Calvin Good
Hanover
Thru
Alvin Group
Roy Gouker
Midway
New Oxford Garage Co
Chas. Henschke
Irishtown
J. Proctor Snyder
New Oxford Reformed Charge
Jno. W. Keener
St. Paul’s
Christian Endeavor
Emmanuel
Holy Communion
First Lutheran Church
W. M. Allison
Christian
Endeavor
Loysville
Cafe Dicks
Conewago
Nace
Greenridge S. S
Warren Baugher
Grove
East Berlin
Lynne Grove
New Oxford Foundry
Geo. F. Grove
The
Oxford
Wm. R. Snyder
John C. Myers
Wm. D. Himes
Chas. L. Eicholtz
John N. Hersh
Win. Kenworthy
G. Mervin Spangler
Geo. H. Leaks
Jas. C. Buarnitz
H. J. Smith
Town
Chas. Grove
R. S. Buch
York
Community Chautauqua helper tours New England and Canada
Miss Kathryn Alwine of Berlin Junction travels as advance representative for the Community Chautauqua across New England and Canada while her brother Chas. Alwine attends a six week course at Plattsburg Officers' Training Camp. The article lists numerous local residents visiting, traveling, or hosting events in Hanover and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Alwine
Berlin Junction
Mt. Pleasant
New England
Canada
Chautauqua
Chas. Alwine
Plattsburg, N. Y
Lehigh University
Bender Z. Cashman
Pittsburgh
Maude Ydeal
Lottie Cashman
Hanover Street
Findley Lake
N. Y
Raymond Staub
Lancaster
Hartman
New Providence
James I. Staub
Clara
Bernard Staub
Loretta Vevenour
Near East Berlin
A. W. Staub
J. S. Tritt
Newville
A. W. Bistline
Shiremanstown
B. Fs. Waltz and Family
Harrisburg
Nevin Shank
New Chester
A. J. Haverstick
Wm. FE. Haverstick
Baltimore
Chas. Jones
York
S. J. Haverstick
J. BE. Cashman
Geraldine
Ethel Stock
Town
Sk. FE. Cashman
Harvey Taughinbaugh
Bertha Weikert
L. E. Grim
Hershey
Mary Swartz
Rhoda Myers
Elwood
C. L. Eicholtz
Lincoln Way
East
Mabel Staub
Edna Groft
Palmyra
Spangler Tfetrick
Claude Kohler
Ray Kohler
Philadelphia
Anna Staub
John P. Feiser
H. I. Smith
Peter Miller
Hanover
Guy Miller
Steelton
Geo. A. Klinger
Carlisle Street
Grace Miller
Eva
Amy Haar
Pine Run
State College
Local births and community notes from New Oxford area
The column records numerous births across several townships including Lincoln Way East Berlin Junction Irishtown and Hanover with families such as Sheely Carbaugh Lawrence Yohe Woodward Essick Markle Tawney Hetrick Tuckey Stump and Stump. It also notes Alwine brick plant activity in Berlin Junction large kiln work and local sports and events including a torn ligament by Irishtown’s Paul Liversperger a seventh birthday party and World War I two reel films at Crystal theatre with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Sheely
Lincoln Way
East
Wm. Carbaugh
Berlin Junction
Clarence Lawrence
Irishtown
G. Allen Yohe
Hamilton Township
Edward Woodward
Gettysburg
New Oxford
Leo Essick
Hanover Street
Elmer Markle
Berwick Township
John Tawney
McSherrystown
Percy Hetrick
Reading Township
Emory Tuckey
Bendersville
Geo. A. Stump
Romney
W. Va
Stump
Hazel Rudisill
H. M. Rudisill
Hanover
Alwine
York
Bittinger
Paul Liversperger
Charles Klunk
Mildred
Jos. Strausbaugh
Valley Chapel
Picnic replaces cancelled carnival for Geo. KE. Snyder post
The Geo. KE. Snyder post A. L. cancels a home-talent carnival planned for June 28 July 2 over heavy tent rental costs from a York firm. A July 2 picnic will be held instead in the Alpine woods with an orchestra, dancing floor, minstrel show and all-day fun. Members urged to attend a Legion business meeting Friday evening. Brothers save sister story follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Geo. RE. Snyder Post
A. L
Hanover Post
Alpine Woods
Pfeiffer's Grove
Geo. KE. Snyder Post
Legion Rooms
The
Legion Boys
Local Real Estate Transfers Near Five Points and York
Real estate agent W S Rittase sold Frank Feeser 180 acre farm near Five Points to Jacob Dentler Huntington township for 5000 with possession October 1. William H Leas formerly of Fast Berlin sold two bungalows and six acres near West York and bought a vacant Monroe street lot to build a double dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Rittase
Frank Feeser
Five Points
Jacob Dentler
Huntington Township
Wm. H. Leas
Fast Berlin
West York
Monroe Street
Local school board names teachers and approves salaries
At a special meeting Miss Anna M. Myers was elected teacher for the 1st and 2nd grades in the ITEM building at 85 dollars monthly. Prof. C. Ef Helman of Luzern Pa. accepted the principalship at 140 dollars monthly. An adult Bible class outing at HW S Weikert's woods included many local residents with refreshments provided. A severe electrical storm damaged trees, aiding farmers with rain after two dry weeks. Slaybaugh and Stough sold cars to local residents. U S Official War Films arrive next Tuesday and Wednesday in New Osford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Myers
Wm. PD. Myers
Hanover Street
Item
C. EF. Helman
Luzern
First Lutheran Sunday School
HW. S. Weikert
Conewagon
W. M. Allison
Ss. Sponseller
John A. Geesey
Harry Slagle
John M. Bream
Chas. A. Diller
E. EK. Cashman
Chester Bower
L. V. Straley
Harry D. Noble
Percy Alwine
Weikert
F. Stentz
Albert Weikert
Walter Beamer
Clarence Weikert
Henry Noel
Frank Fetser
R. M. Straley
C. Milton Wolf
Wm. Noel
Harvey Taughinpaugh
E. E. Ditenhafer
Wm. Hulick
North Peters Street
Martha Himes
Slaybaugh & Stough
Milo Butts
Clare Geisler
Gettysburg
New Osford
U. S
Mary Johns
Blue Gables
New York
Estella M. Hale
Abbottstown
Shippensburg State Normal School
Ruth Weikert
Indianapolis
Sarah Brentzer
H A. Brenizer
Iron Springs
Heidlersburg
Mervin Slaybaugh
Emma J. Stable
Ama O'Hara
Helen V. Fink
Baltimore
Mary E. Weikert
Littlestons
Abraham Keel
Bippus
Ind
Arendtsville
Keel
C. C. Muehe
Biglerville
Rochester
Leetawanna Council 189 D P Plans First Anniversary Meeting
All members of Leetawanna Council No 189 D of P urged to attend the council meeting Tuesday evening June 21 1921 with visitors from Harrisburg Philadelphia Hanover York and York Haven expected to help celebrate its first anniversary A program for K of R interest is planned At Hanover Council Daughters of Pocahontas meeting an invitation to New Oxford Council is accepted for Tuesday evening and a 1 class of faces will be adopted The Tran over degree team will supervise initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Boys' Club
New Oxford
Hanover Fairgrounds
Shanabrook
Hanover
Simpson
York Acco
Fuhrman
Loss
aArizgo
Moore
Smith
Lawrence
Hildebrand
Brown
Essick
Roth
Range
M. Smith
Hersh
Taneytown
Boys’ Club
Windsor
MecSherrystown
St. Mary's
Manheim
McSherrystown
Columbia P. RR
MccSherrystown
Blue Ridge
Waynesboro
Littlestown
Cigarmakers
Silk Mill
Foundry
Acco
York
Cal Plowman
Chambersburg
Altland House
Abbottstown
Leetawanna Council
D. of P
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
York Haven
K. of R
Hanover Council Daughters of Pocahontas
Oxford Council
Tranover
Change in Schedule for Trains Serving New Oxford Area
Train No 43 runs daily except Sunday from New Oxford at 9 20 a m to Gettysburg and Highfield. On Sundays train 143 departs 10 51 a m for Gettysburg. Train 144 goes to Baltimore Sundays at 6 23 p m. Train 46 leaves New Oxford at 9 06 a m for York. Train 44 to Baltimore at 6 07 p m. Train 45 leaves New Oxford at 6 36 p m for Gettysburg Highfield and intermediate points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Gettysburg
Highfield
Baltimore
York
Death of Sanford L. Sager Brings Mourning to Mt. Pleasant
After a pneumonia illness Sanford Lee Sager died at his home near Brush in Mt. Pleasant township. He was 60 years old, a resident of Adams County since last November from Maurertown Virginia. He leaves a wife and nine children, six at home, with brothers Jesse L. Sager and Chas H. Sager and sisters Mrs Naldo Conner and Mrs William Lamberson among survivors. Services will be in Maurertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Lee Sager
Mt. Pleasant Township
Brush
Sager
Adams County
Maurertown
Jesse L. Sager
Chas. H. Sager
Hunterstown
Naldo Conner
Five Points
William Lamberson
Triedens
Elopement Wedding At Hagerstown Club Crews Couple
Spencer McLaughlin and Miss Elva Zook both of Carlisle married in Hagerstown on June 8 after a friendly local man guided them to a club for the ceremony. The couple, 21 and 18, were treated to a sizable wedding gift from club members as witnesses offered blessings. The elopement began with a misadventure and ended with official ceremony arrangements and a favorable outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer McLaughlin
Elva Zook
Carlisle
New Chester
Elopers
Conacheque Club
Alfr
Alfr) McLaughlin
Hagerstown
Elva Rose
Mr. McLaughlin
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Danel Wagner
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Selma
Oros L. Wagner
John
Oros
Crystal Theatre
Helen Snyder
John F. Blair
Frank
Charles Blair
John W. Keener
Ursinus College
Valley Forge
John Yingling
Westminster
S. S. Wolf
BE. L. Eckert
Eicholtz
Rebecca Miller
Lucy Brashshears
Myrna Lingg
BASE
U. S. Signal Corps
Geo. H. Snyder
American Legion
Chateau Thierry
Saint Mihiel Salient
Argonne Forest
Iron Bridge
Weloek
George
Howard Shultz
Frank Carnsuiso
Cid
C Til Myers
Pocahontas
Wilson
Kaward E. Martin
Cumberland
Martin
C. A. Blocher
Edward Wade
W. M. RR
George Klinger
Young Klinger
F. B. Sellers
Lincoln Way E
York Springs
Arthur Cashman
Columbus
C. E. Diehl
William Cackett
Youngtown
Ohio
Peter Berger
Bonneauville
Harvey Miller
Alice Miller