Hampton's in Elwood Jacobs and family Sunday visitors
Elwood Jacobs and family were Sunday visitors of Albert Thomas in Reading township. The Lutheran Brotherhood festival on the church lawn on Wednesday June 22 will feature music by the York Springs band and invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Jacobs
Albert Thomas
Reading
Lutheran Brotherhood
Church Lawn
York Springs
Marion Garber
Aspers
Floyd Trostle
Helen
Annie Siothour
Emma Myers
Ella Wolf
New Oxford
Charles Wilkinson
Eugene Mickley
York
Geo. Binder
Mark
Adam Myers
East Berlin
Dorothy Zeigler
Ethel Border
Grace Pressel
Eugene Border
Kenneth Kepner
Hanover
Mervin Winand
Flora Dicks
Neely Dicks
Josiah Hegie
Round Hill
Hudson
W. C. Weaver
Jonas Wolf
Frank Feiser
Isabelle Wolf
Hilliard Brown
Eli Arnold
Daugh
Community notices and visits across Abbottstown and nearby towns
A compilation of social visits and family events across Abbottstown, York Springs, New Oxford, and adjacent towns. Attendees include the Millers, Stock family, Griests, Haines adoption, Odd Fellows memorial at Mt Carmel cemetery, and various guests and visitors to local homes and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gardner
Abbottstown
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Littlestown
Mt. Carmel
M.clean Stock
Thomas J. Haines
Craft
Evelyn Haines
Hanover
W. H. Markle
Alverta
Parkville
Society To Protect
Five saved after car plunges into Latimore creek
A touring party of five nearly drowned when their car left the road at Latimore creek. William McMahon driver and his wife and relatives were rescued by a state constabulary member who broke a window and pulled them free. Two were treated at Warner hospital for head injuries and discharged, others for minor cuts and bruises before continuing their trip to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Constabulary
Latimore Creek
Warner Hospital
William McMahon
Hornell
N. Y
Cassidy
McMahon
Warner Hospita
Thether
Gettysburg
Monument marks Nancy Hanks Lincoln grave by Studebaker
The first monument to Nancy Hanks Lincoln mother of Abraham Lincoln was erected by Peter Studebaker of South Bend Indiana a native of Adams County and member of the wagon and auto making Studebaker family. Mrs Sarah Breighner repairs and paints at her Abbottstown home and barn on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Peter Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Adams County
Sarah Breighner
Abbottstown
Hanover Man to Get Pension From Moose Lodge
William Geiman of Hanover will receive a $30 per month pension from the Loyal Order of Moose lodge. The pension follows a Hanover lodge petition to the extension service of the order. H. B. Smith of Pittsburgh, district superintendent, is directing a membership drive in Hanover aiming to raise the count from 800 to 1200 while the lodge reports net assets of $75,090.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Geiman
Hanover
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge
Getman
Gelman
H. B. Smith
Pittsburgh
Hanover Lodge
Former Hotel Gettysburg cook held on Mann Act charge
Gordon R. Haynes, a former Hotel Gettysburg cook, was arrested in Washington by DC police and is held on a Mann Act charge. He and Edna Willard left Gettysburg in a drive‑it‑yourself car, driven 410 miles since rental from Edgar Bollinger, before being nabbed when attempting to sell the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon R. Haynes
Gettysburg
Washington
District of Columbia
Haynes
Edna Willard
Baltimore
Edgar Bollinger
Haynes Haynes
New 10 Mile Highway Opens Between Tyson's Corner and Mt Holly
Exactly one year after the war began, a 10 mile concrete highway from Tyson's Corner to Mt Holly Springs opened in full. A short section at Gardners will gain an underpass under Reading railroad tracks with contract work by a chosen builder to finish in about three months. The Horst company started last June and the route avoids steep hills, reduces curves, and bypasses Bendersville Aspers station while remaining accessible by hard surface roads. Old Glory 150th birthday was celebrated Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyson's Corner
Mt. Holly Springs
Gardners
Reading Railroad
Highway Department
Henry W. Horst Company
Bendersville
Aspers Station
Hanover Man Charged With Arson In Barn Fire
Guy Houck, 23, jailed in York county on arson charges for a May 10 fire at the Five Points barn owned by D. M. G. Newcomer causing about $1000 in damage and earlier firing a garage. State Trooper Chester P. Robenolt led the arrest with Indiana police assistance. Justice Lewis D. Sell issued the warrants after investigations. Local police had questioned two suspects who were later freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Houck
York County
D. M. G. Newcomer
Houck
Chester P. Robenolt
Gettysburg
Robenolt
Justice of the Peace
Lewis D. Sell
Robewolt
Fred
Katie's New Hat staged by Abbottstown church girls
The Girl's Mission Guild of the Abbottstown Reformed Church presented a Wednesday evening play titled Katie's New Hat. It was well rendered and marked as their first effort, earning praise for the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl's Mission Guild
Abbottstown Reformed Church
Katie's
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Hampton
Ter Louella
Margaret Davies
Camp Hills
Richa George
Carlisle
Charles Zook
Chas. Moose
Thomas May
Kralltown
R. Yingst
Lawrence Fiddler
Paul Stambaugh
Calvin Warren
Beulah Staub
Margaret Sullivan
Kathryn Stough
Philadelphia
Hudeson
Lutheran Church
Lizzie McKenley
John MecKenley
Carl Westfall
Camp Hill
Wilson Strausbaugh
Henry Heinard
Emma Hess Myers
John B. Myers
J. Harold Little
Harry Albert
H. A. Markle
John Criswell
Elias Hartzell
Edw. Myers
R. J. Miller
Alma
Elda Miller
Shippensburg Normal School
North George Street
York, Penna
Laura Miller
T. C. Miller
W. J. Sweeney
Boiling Springs
C. N. Stough
Jennie Chronister
Paul
W. C. Leib
Mt. Holly
Menges
Frank Decker
Marie Stock
Roy Stock
New Chester
S. W. Stock
Pauline Stock
Virgie Warren
Harry
S. S
Lloy Keckler
Hunterstown
Melvin Griest
Mr. Griest
William Moose
Kathleen
Chas. Althoff
Charles Moose
Della
Edwin
William Criswell
Tony Clapper
Raymond Shaffer
Irene
Dessie
Elmer Lobouch
Alex Myers
Glenn Griest
M. Anderson
Philip Griest
Lloyd Moose
Dorothy
Iva
Russell Lobaugh
Glenn Brame
Lenetta
James
Gilbert
Hazel McCauslin
Rober Speak
Henry Strayer
James Livingston
Walter
George Baker
J/Lloyd Swope
Elizabeth Ford
John
Hayes Anthony, Jr
Charles Reichart
Sterling Berkheimer
Lottie
George
William Haar
Miriam Althoff
Lavere Boose
Eugene Clapper
Romaine Pittenturf
Peter Lees
Raymond Trostle
Joel
Ohdn
Griest
Henry Griffey
Glenn Stambaugh
Ruth Rickrode
Marie Bushey
Phoebe
Mervin Bosserman
Victory
Daniel Hartzell
S. D. Keckler
Lloyd
Viola Ehrhart
Paul Wagner
Grippe
E M. Berry
Chas
Erb
Jacob A. Moul
Raymond Bieveneur
Jacob
Leroy
Dever
Simon Hostetter
Wilbert Robert
Midway
Samuel Ruth
Ralph Huff
Merriel
Richard
Bigmount
William Yeatts
C. BE. Pentz
J. A. Hykes
Ruth Kennedy
Wellsville
Washington Township
Topper-Overbaugh Co
Madras
TOPP
Carlisle Street
Penna
MOOSE
Schmidt & Co., Inc
George St
York, Pa
Coats
Sal I Jealth
Electrice
H. T
Baltimore St
the Fashion Shop
George Mr. Naugle
Mgr
Baltimore Street
Pena
Geltysburg Store
Gardner’s Variety Store
National League of Variety Stores
Gardner's
The
Countrywide
Ben Franklin League of
Gardner’s
Gardner
Variety Store
York Street
Rida TeMaeh Gay
Gettysburg, Penna
Maen
Begg
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