Local Weddings Reflect Adams County Ties Across Hanover and Beyond
A sequence of 1913 1914 era weddings linked Hanover Gettysburg Abbottstown and Fairfield. Eliza Crouse daughter of A A Croise Hanover wed Donald Stock son of the late Rev C M Stock of Hanover. Louise Lightner wed Floyd Egler at Bison Alabama. Jane Allen and George Zouck wed in Hanover. Lottie Culp Gettysburg and Roy Corbin of Boston announced from Wilmington Delaware. Arthur Hershey and Lydia Kessler Hanover tied the knot. Rhea March and Roy Knouse wed in Abbottstown with Knouse’s long county service. Matthew Kaas of Philadelphia wed Mary Scheivert of Littlestown. Louise Sanders Fairfield and James King of Gettysburg married in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza E. Crouse
A. A. Croise
Hanover
Taneytown
Donald M. Stock
C. M. Stock
Geo. Nicely
Jane E. Allen
Edward L. Allen
Geo. H. Zouck
Jacob D. Zouck
Geo. W. Nicely
Abner Dechant
Lottie V. Culp
Gettysburg
Roy Corbin
Boston
Wilmington
Delaware
James Culp
Arthur W. Hershey
L. W. Hershey
Lydia K. Kessler
W. R. Kessler
G. W. Nicely
Rhea March
Roy D. Knouse
Allen March
Abbottstown
W.E Garrett
Reformed Church
Hood College
Frederick
Knouse
Adams County
Arendtsville
Littlestown
Adams County Sabbath School Association
Matthew Kaas
Philadelphia
Mary Scheivert
Chas. Scheivert
J. A. Huber
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Louise T. Sanders
James Sanders
Fairfield
James A. King
Wm. L. King
St. Mary’s Church
Fr. Strickland
D. I. Seasely
Roy F. Kraber
Hampton
Temple University
Kraber
Helen G. Sanders
J. Harry Pecher
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
York Springs
McKinney
William
Samuel
Barton
John E. Masemore
Knights of Columbus
Ryan
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Xavier Hall
Michael J. Ryan
Father Dalton
United States Army
John K. Target
U.S. N
James Fogarty
Court items from Fulton county session on naturalization and trusts
Associate Judges Dicks and Sneeringer presided in Fulton county. Cases and Antonio Lazarri naturalization were deferred to next Monday. Richard J. Kline named auditor for Huntington township to succeed resigning John K. Bricker. Inspectors named for Beaver Creek bridge project. Citizens Trust Company made trustee of $1100 fund in Nora Berkheimer estate. Several estate accounts confirmed with balances listed. Miss Elsie Bish, 11, awarded common school diploma becoming youngest to pass Adams county exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swope
Fulton County
Dicks and
Sneeringer
Antonio Lazarri
Huntington Township
Richard J. Kline
John K. Bricker
Calvin Gilbert
Gettysburg
Michael Robert
East Berlin
Henry Moore
Hamilton Township
Beaver Creek
Adams County
Paradise Township
York County
Citizens Trust Company
Nora B. Berkheimer
Emanuel Berkheimer
Sarah C
John A. Duttera
Amos Dutters
Mt. Pleasant
Elsie Bish
Wilson Bish
Littlestown
Co. Supt. Roth
Bish
Pennsylvania
Local residents visiters and travels around town
A parade of names shows residents of Baltimore, Lincoln Way, East, Hanover, McSherrystown, and nearby areas visiting relatives and friends. Travelers include Maurice Graff York. Russell Ruff Franklin and Marshall. Mrs Ehrebart Lincoln Way East. and many others visiting Hanover, Baltimore, Pennsylvanian towns. Banns read for John Small Eva Hockensmith and Charles Noel Mary Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ehrekart
Hanover
H. F. Philips
Bowlder
Philips
St. Mary’s Church
McSherrystown
John A. Small
Midway
Eva Hockensmith
Brushtown
Charles Noel
Mary Little
Racing Matinee at Hunterstown Sets Track Records
The Great Conewago Trotting Association marques a record matinee with 1000 attendees. Grover C by Lawrence Brothers lowered track time to 1 56 4 in Class C while Hunterstown track runs 7 000 feet. Premiums total 30 dollars as results show Class A to D winners and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunterstown
Great Conewago Trotting Association
Lawrence Brothers
Grover C
Irishtown
Curvin
John Greenewalt
Jennie C. Lerne
R.E. Girl
R. E. Zinn
Teddy
William Gitt
Rosie
Ed. Snyder
Bertha W. H. G. Deatrick
Bertha H
Anthony Deardorf
Dit Hale
Merv
Reinecker
Daisy
Carl Griffin
Grace
B. Gallagher
Gettysburg
John Weaver
Grover H
John Crook
Rice
McKnightstown
Guise
Toddes
Adams County C E convention closes at East Berlin
The Adams County C E convention ends in East Berlin after electing officers and district presidents. Seventy delegates attend the largest session, with plans for a Har risburg state convention excursion and a county picnic at Round Top Gettysburg. Several lightning fires damage farms in York and Adams counties. one boy dies from an accidental gun injury. other arrests and illnesses are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J.tyson
P. C. Sowers
D. M. Hoffman
J. L. Butt
State College
Manchester
York County
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Biglerville
Adams County C. E
East Berlin
C. C. Culp
Gettysburg
Ethel K. Sheely
New Oxford
Bertha A. Heikes
Allen A. Henry
Orrianna
Agnes O. Ebrhart
Edna Bower
Round Top
Ditzler
Spring Grove
Zwaingli Reformed Church
Pennsy
Chicago Limited
Dennis McCarthy
Seaman Place
Lancaster County
Meisenhelder
York
Elgin
Ervin Hull
Near East Berlin
Airship Fleet Set to Fly Lincoln Highway Tests
Lincoln Highway Association reports a summer airship fleet over New Oxford with $20,000 in prizes already posted and potential to reach $50,000. Forty names already apply or are expected, drawing top aviators to daily flight sections as the Aero Club follows the Lincoln Highway route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Lincoln Highway Association
Aero Club
Lincoln Highway
Hanover Athletics Triumph In Seven-Frame Win At Home
In a loosely played baseball game the Hanover Athletics defeated the home team 17 to 2 on Saturday afternoon. The game ended after seven innings to allow the visitors to return home with only seven players present. Arendtsville will visit next Saturday to face a stronger local club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Athletics
Arendtsville
Yep
Eagle Hotel
Joseph Rudisill
New Oxford
Bittinger Baseball Club
Schriver’s Grove
Cross- Pikes
Thel. O. R. M. Band
Boy Fells From Cherry Tree In Brookside Farm
Six year old son of Mr and Mrs Clement Lingg of Brookside Farm near town fell from a cherry tree injuring his right arm above the wrist. A local physician treated the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Lingg
Brookside
Town
Children Day Services Highlight Church Program
Sunday evening in the M E church featured a fine Children Day program with songs recitations and special exercises. The Gettysburg Orchestra provided polished music and the decorated auditorium drew a full crowd for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Italian Army Advances Near Trieste as Governor Flees
Italian eastern army pushes along the Gulf of Trieste toward Nabresina nine miles from Trieste. Trieste governor transfers residence to Adelsburg. Chamber of commerce moves to Vienna and treasury to Lobiana as evacuation plans form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monfalcone
Gulf of Trieste
Trieste
Nabresina
Gulf
Adelsburg
Chamber of Commerce
Vienna
Lobiana
Austria
Tonale
Carnia
Nolaja
Valentia
Goritz
Sagadro
Mircanne
Operna
Laibach
Germans Drive to Lemberg In Eastern Front Advance
Berlin announced General von Mackensen’s forces have seized Russian positions across the eastern front from Cyerniawa to Sieniawa in Galicia. In Kuzie northwest of Shavli, three officers and 300 men were captured. southeast along Mariampol Kovna lines, 313 men and three officers fell to storming. The seventy kilometer offensive from Cyerniawa Mosciska and Sieniawa yielded sixteen thousand prisoners on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Mackensen
Cyerniawa
Sieniawa
Galicia
Jaroslau
San
Kuzie
Shavli
Aew
Mariampol
Kovna
Mosciska
Sianiawa
Swedish nobleman shoots fiancée in Central Park then kills himself
Frederick J. Hussenius, linked to a Swedish noble family, shot and killed his fiancee Anna Malm quest in Central Park New York, then fatally shot himself. A park officer, hearing three shots, found them in each other’s arms with the pistol in Hussenius’ band. Friends say he was a Stockholm University graduate and a nobleman’s son who left his family after a quarrel and worked as a bookkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Hussenius
Anna Malmquest
Central Park
New York
Park
Hussenius
University of Stockholm
Russian inquiry seeks American artificial limb makers
Consular reports note Moscow asking for addresses of American manufacturers of artificial limbs. The State Department has received multiple inquiries from Russia on this subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
State Department
Moscow
Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Floyd E. Egler
Louise C. Lightner
Bison
C. H. Day
Franklin Township
Stewart & Shaffer
Carlisle St
Hanover, Pa
Wm, Mc. Gilbert
Imperial Steam Dry Cleaners
Hanove
Stover
Carlbrough
Agt
A. P. Wagner
Altland
Abbottstown, Pa
Wm. H. Smith
Admr
A. E. Howe
Geo. B. Wisler
Johnathan Wisler
Mary A
James Frock
William H. Frock
B. C. Swarmstedt
Baltimore
Elizabeth Otto
Walter Petry
Charles Petry
Linge‘s Mill
Near Hampton
Frank Feiser
Lincoln Way
Anna
Louisa Billman
Near Town
Wormleysburg
Harrisburg
Norman Berkheimer
Weigh Street
Norman Danner
Paul Weaver
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Weaver
Hanover Street
J. J. Snyder
Weat
Myers
Clarence Raffensperger
W. G. Smyser
Topeka
Kansas
Smyser
Joseph 8. Gitt
Joseph B. Weaver
South Peters Street
A. G. Lau
Edward Lippy
Baltimore Sun
Geo. A. Klinger
Henry Haines
Harry Strine
Strinestown
Herbert S. Sheetz
Hanover St
William F. Ruff
C. A. Ruff
A. Laugh
Allen Lampe
Laugh
Carrie Hemler
Frank Poist
Mary
Louise Shanefelter
Maud Deal
Thomas Bros
E. Peters
Bendersville
Neely Dicks
N. Peters Street
Austin Delvaney
Perth Amboy
N. J
H. Brown
Earl Kohler
C. E. Convention
John Craley
Rockey
Samuel Emmenheiser
Freysville
George Snyder
Felton
Wmn
Bowman
Homer Gross
Michael Gross
Earl Jacoby
Charles Jacoby
Weaver Smith
C. D Smith
William B Deardorff
Mummasburg
Fannie E. Flory
Mt. Joy
Lemberg
San River
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