Local Happenings Around Gulden's Station and Nearby Towns
Local brief notes from the area report births in Gulden's Station, Holy Communion at Conewago Chapel, and various community updates. Wheat prices dip to 1.05 per bushel. property transfers occur in Oxford and Hanover. a dog poison incident is noted near New Chester. Stoppages, salaries, and civic items include education posts, judges salaries, and post office appointments. The season opens for bass along Conewago creeks and local commemoration events are planned for Adams County.
Hollinger Named Assistant Principal at Littlestown High
Archie R Hollinger son of Bishop Albert Ollinger of Gettysburg was elected Friday evening as assistant principal of Littlestown High School, succeeding Miss Lydia Hartman who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie R. Hollinger
Albert Ollinger
Gettysburg
Littlestown High School
Lydia Hartman
Cow Owned by Mrs Starry Injured in Barn Yard
A valuable cow near Round Hill owned by Mrs Starry fell in the barn yard last Tuesday and broke a front leg. The fracture tire has been reduced and it is believed the cow will be all right in a short time.
Community teachers and bridge project summary
Misses Elsie Eisenhart Alice Wolf and Frances Hollinger of Abbottstown taught the winter at Ebensburg Patton and Oberlin and will spend summer. The beaver creek bridge near Jacobs mill has its concrete work completed using one hundred sixty four barrels of cement for the York and Adams county bridge project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Eisenhart
Alice Wolf
Frances Hollinger
Abbottstown
Ebsnsburg
Patton
Oberlin
Beaver Creek
Jacobs Mill Haseen
York and Adams Couny Bridge
Storm Fire Damages Houck House Roof and Siding
Severe storm Sunday afternoon lightning struck a Houck property causing major roof shingles to be torn off and weatherboarding damage at both ends. The blaze was extinguished before further damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. I. M. Houck
Camp 22 to Join Gettysburg July Fourth Parade
Camp 22 of the P O S of A will participate in the parade and other order exercises at Gettysburg on July Fourth. They will be accompanied by the Imperial Order of the Mystic Shrine band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
Gettysburg
Imp. O. R. M. Band
Barber Kling Hires Jules Adams for Hanover parlors
Barber Geo. A. Klingel hires Jules Adams of York as assistant in Hanover street parlors. Adams, a married man, will move his family here once a house is secured. County Board of Agriculture members selected New Oxford Arendtsville and Fairfield for winter institutes. Littlestown Postmaster Alleman sold his garage to a group of buyers who plan to form a stock company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Klingel
Jules Adams
York
Hanover Street
Mr. Adams
Court House
A. I. Weidner
County Board of Agriculture
New Oxford
Arendtsville
Fairfield
Alleman
Littlestown
Henry Spalding
George W. Parr
John Minker
J. W. Thomas
Miss Hartman Resigns as Littletown High Assistant Principal
Miss Lydia Hartman resigns after four terms as assistant principal of Littletown High School citing ill health as her reason. The resignation takes immediate effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Hartman
Littlestown High School
Miss Hartman
Eight Year Old Falls Breaks Arm In McSherrystown Barn
Louise Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs H M Collins of McSherrystown slipped from a ladder in William Menges barn Thursday afternoon and fractured her left arm near the wrist. Odd Fellows reunion planners met in Hagerstown to reorganize for this year setting Pen Mar August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Collins
H. M. Collins
McSherrystown
William Menges
Odd Fellows of
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
Pen-Mar
Hagerstown
Doctor of Philosophy Amos Musselman Joins Richard & Co
Amos Musselman who earned a PhD at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore accepts a position with Richard and Co manufacturing chemists of Stamford Connecticut. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J Elmer Musselman of Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Gettysburg Man Injured By Washing Machine Mishap
Samuel Knox of Gettysburg had his left arm broken between the wrist and elbow on Wednesday morning at the Gettysburg Steam Laundry. He was feeding clothes into an overhead lever set machine when a part snagged the lever and sent the machine into gear, twisting his arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Knox
Gettysburg
Knox
Toddler Severely Burned In Harrisburg Accident
The three year old son of Mr and Mrs Ray Weaver of Harrisburg formerly Gettysburg sustained critical burns after falling into a tub of boiling water Saturday. He was taken to Harrisburg hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Weaver
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Adams county peach crop expected to be enormous
Reports from the fruit growing districts of Adams county indicate that the crop of peaches this year will be enormous unless something unexpected should happen before the fruit is harvested. Statements from several large fruit growers who have studied current conditions declare that the crop is general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Masons Visit Elizabethtown Home Then Face Storm's Aftermath
About 40 members of Hebrom Lodge 465 F. and A. M. toured the Masonic Home at Elizabethtown in autos. On the return trip they drove a country road between Lancaster and Columbia where a severe afternoon storm caused extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrom Lodge
Masonic
Elizabethtown
Lancaster County
Lancaster
Columbia
Walters buys Reuben Noel property at Square Corner Mt Pleasant
Harry Walters has purchased the Reuben Noel property at Square Corner Mt Pleasant township from John S. Weaver. Walters plans to convert the house into a bungalow and run a general country store at that location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Walters
Storm
John S. Weaver
Reuben Noel
Square Corner
Mt. Pleasant Township
Mr. Walters
Student installs wireless receiver at home in McSherrystown
Roy Keffer a St Charles Seminary student from Overbrook returns home Tuesday and begins installing a wireless receiving outfit at his parents home in McSherrystown He will be able to receive messages from Arlington Virginia Philadelphia Navy Yard and New York once completed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Keffer
St. Charles Seminary
Overbrook
McSherrystown
Arlington, Va
Philadelphia Navy Yard
New York
Illnesses Tie McSherrystown Family to Local Home and Hospital
John Forry is confined to bed at his McSherrystown home with congestion of the lungs and liver trouble while his wife Mrs. Lucinda Forry lies in York hospital recovering from an appendectomy and possibly facing another operation for internal trouble. The Ferry family formerly resided nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Forry
McSherrystown
Lucinda Forry
York Hospital
Ferry
Barn Raising At Wineman Farm Draws 130 Men
One hundred thirty men helped raise the barn on J. B. Wineman's Franklin township farm on Friday. The oldest participant was Elder C. L. Pfoutz, age 82, from Highland township, seen at the pike poles aiding the longframe raises. Thirty women prepared a tree shade dinner served for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wineman
Franklin Township
C. L. Pfoutz
Highland Township
Littlestown Girl Injured When Door Closes On Finger
Margaret Krug, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Krug of Littlestown, sustained a severe finger injury at her uncle Robert Mehring’s home. A door slammed by a draught of air caught her left index finger, bruising it badly and making amputation seem necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Krug
Milton Krug
Littlestown
Robert Mehring
Narrow escape in runaway wagon near New Oxford
Mrs. John Bream of the Melhorn farm on Carlisle road narrowly escaped serious injury when a broken wagon shaft caused a runaway. She was thrown into a mud puddle while trying to check the horse. the wagon bed collapsed and milk was spilled. The horse ended tangled in a wire fence in the Himes woodland with only slight injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bream
Melhorn
Carlisle Road
Bream
New Oxford
Daughters Narrowly Escape after Mill Race Plunge
Edna and Alice Gardner of Latimore township were thrown from a buggy when a startled horse leapt into the mill tail race at Group’s mill. The buggy overturned trapping them briefly. locals freed them as the horse and vehicle sustained minor damage and the sisters escaped unharmed while Alice suffered bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Alice Gardner
Latimore Township
T. C. Gardner
Alice
Peters Woman Sentenced For Burglary In New Oxford
Lizzie Peters of New Oxford Adams county received six months in jail and a $25 fine after pleading guilty to entering Dr. C. H. Venus’s office on May 5 and stealing morphine tablets a gold necklace and other jewelry valued at $21. She admitted morphine use and the theft occurred while the Venus household was away. Harry Lockenbill, once housekeeper there, was detained but later cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Peters
New Oxford
Adams County
C. H. Venus
Venus
York
Peters
Harry Lockenbill
Lockenbill
Aus tin Neiderert Weds Mamie G Losman in Detroit
News reaches Brushtown that Aus tin Neiderert a young businessman married Mamie G Losman in Detroit Michigan last September. The secret union remained hidden until relatives returned from Michigan last Saturday. Mamie Losman daughter of Mrs Mary Losman taught in Mt Pleasant township schools. The groom son of Mr and Mrs John Neidererr of Brushtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Neiderert
Brushtown
Detroit
Michigan
Mamie G. Losman
Neiderert
West
Mary Losman
Mt. Pleasant Township
John Neidererr
Electricity Once More in New Oxford
Mr. Robinson of Hanover Light Heat Power Co canvassed New Oxford last week to gauge interest in electric power and illumination. He reported strong encouragement and that light and power could arrive within three months. A line already reaches Bittinger Station, and residents hope the project becomes a reality for the progressive borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Hanover Light, Heat & Power Co
New Oxford
Bittinger
Pinned Between Two Cars Injury in Hanover Rail Yard
James Blosser of McSherrystown, a track man for the N C railroad, was injured Monday morning near the tool house in Hanover while removing a hand car. A motor car pin ned him between the two cars causing internal bruising. Dr Bittinger attended and transported him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blosser
McSherrystown
N. C. Railroad
Hanover
Bittinger
Thieves Steal Five Cans of Lard at Farm Home
Bandits entered the Stambaugh residence near Hoke's quarries last Saturday night while the family was away and stole two watches a rifle and five cans of lard. This was the second intrusion in two years with a prior theft from the children's bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William IF. Stambaugh
J. O. Swartz
Hoke’s Quarries
Bittingers Station
Children’s Bank
Celebrated His First Mass by Father Fink McSherrystown
Father Fink born in McSherrystown returned from six years in Rome where he completed philosophy and theology studies. He celebrated his first Mass at St Marys church with Deacon Philip Colgan and sub deacon P J Enright. He attended St Rita’s Hall Villa Nova before going to Rome with sixteen peers. He is 27 and son of John Fink. Colgan serves as prefect of studies at Villa Nova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Fink
McSherrystown
Rome
St. Mary’s Church
Philip Colgan
P. J. Enright
L. Aug. Reucher
St. Rita’s Hall
Villa Nova
Philadelphia
John Fink
Colgan
Mrs Ellen M Weaver Dies Suddenly at Home
Mrs Ellen M Weaver wife of John S Weaver died suddenly at her Brush town area home on Sunday at 10 pm from paralysis aged 55 years 2 months 22 days. She retired about 9 pm in good health. a half hour later her breathing altered. A doctor was summoned but she died before arrival. She was a daughter of the late Joseph Kuhn and wife of Littlestown and is survived by husband and children Mrs Paul Staub Joseph R John W Leo B and Emma B Weaver all at home a sister Mrs Catharine Rider of McSherrystown and five brothers Henry Kuhn Square Corner William Kuhn Frederick Augustus Kuhn Mt. Pleasant township Edward Kuhn Mt. Rock and Samuel Kuhn Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen M
John S. Weaver
Brushtown
Littlestown
Paul Staub
McSherrystown
Joseph R
John W
Leo B
Emma B. Weaver
Catharine Rider
Henry Kuhn
Square Corner
William Kuhn
Frederick
Augustus Kuhn
Mt. Pleasant Township
Edward Kuhn
Mt. Rock
Samuel Kuhn
Mt. Pleasant
Henry G. Jacoby
Henry Jacoby
William Jacoby
Richard Withers
Harrison Snyder
Granville R. Jacoby
Oxford Township
Julia Jacoby
New Oxford
Louisa Jacoby
Missed Studebaker Film Chance Noted by York Springs Comet
While filming at the Studebaker home in Adams County the Lincoln Highway crew passed up a chance to feature Rev. L. M. Gardner of York Springs. The piece notes George Gardner and Peter Studebaker began wagon making at that site over 80 years ago with shared origins in the same house, linking the Gardner and Studebaker families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Highway
Adams County
Studebaker
Studebaker Automobile Company
York Springs
L. M. Gardner
George Gardner
Peter Studebaker
Studebaker Brothers
Mr. Gardner
Clem. Studebaker
Hospital Patients In York Area Report
Miss Grace Deardorff of East Berlin was admitted to York hospital Friday morning for a surgical operation. D. E. Barnitz, long treated at Mt Hope Sanatorium for valvular heart trouble, has returned home much improved to Mrs. J. O. Swartz Lincoln Way East. James W. Koontz of Mt. Joy township was moved to West Side Sanatorium York for treatment on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Deardorff
East Berlin
York Hospital
D. E. Barnitz
Mt. Hope Sanatorium
J. O. Swartz
Lincoln Way
East
James W. Koontz
Mt. Joy Township
West Side Sanatorium
York
Mary Melhorn Frees After Theft Charge In McSherrystown
Evidence insufficient leads to discharge for Mrs. Mary Melhorn of McSherrystown after a warrant, issued on oath of George Cromer, charged her with stealing money. Constable James Sterner arrested her. Justice Lilly heard the case near New Oxford. both parties moved away recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth
Mary Melhorn
McSherrystown
James Sterner
Squire V. H. Lilly
George Cromer
Conewago Township
Justice Lilly
New Oxford
Berlin Junction boy sustains facial injury from nail incident
A young son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kuhn at Berlin Junction was playing at home when he tripped and fell onto a protruding nail in a board, tearing a gash near his mouth requiring several stitches from a local physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kuhn
Berlin Junction
Boy Hurt by Scythe Near East Berlin
Levere Baum, a young son of Irvin Baum, near East Berlin, was severely cut when he inadvertently touched a scythe while an older brother mowed the yard. The wound in his left calf reached the bone and required multiple stitches to repair severed muscles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levere Baum
Irvin Baum
Berlin
Lightning strikes Lutheran church in East Berlin
A bolt of lightning hit the Luth eran church in East Berlin on Tuesday afternoon tearing slate from the roof and causing other damage. Chester Spangler, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Spangler of Littlestown, was among graduates of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
Chester Spangler
Howard Spangler
Littlestown
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Death of Gettysburg Cigar Maker Charles A Weirick
Charles A. Weirick of Gettysburg died Wednesday afternoon at age 50 from tuberculosis. He was a former cigarmaker, long associated with William Rhine in cigarmaking, and retired nine years ago due to illness. He is survived by his sister Miss Elizabeth Werrick, the last member of the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Weirick
Gettysburg
Mr. Weirick
John and
Clotilda Weirick
William Rhine
Elizabeth Werrick
Mingled Kitzmiller Family Notice From Gettysburg Area
Mrs. Margaret A. Kitzmiller of Gettys burg died at 1 35 oclock Wednesday morning at her daughter s home in Philadelphia while visiting She was 71 years 1 month and days maiden name Sandee wife of Jacob Kitzmiller who died two years ago Surviving children include Mrs H Edwin Plank D Sandoe Kitzmiller R Blaine Kitzmiller Olive Mabel and Mrs Lewis Lockard EE Starr Kitzmiller Charles Guyon and Percy Kitzmiller Also surviving are brothers Calvin Sandoe Oklahoma Henry Sandoe Biglerville sisters Mrs Mary Linn Liberty township and Amanda Sandoe Gettysburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Kitzmiller
Gettysburg
Lewis Lockard
Philadelphia
Sandee
Jacob Kitzmiller
H. Edwin Plank
D. Sandoe Kitzmiller
R. Blaine Kitzmiller
Death of 7 Month-Old John William Singley in Gettysburg
John William Singley, seven months old, died at his parents' Gettysburg home at 4 a.m. Wednesday after a five week illness. The death was due to meningitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William
Emory A. Singley
Gettysburg
Local Notables M M Little Dies in York at 78
Michael M Little dies at home in York after a week with pneumonia aged 78. He served on the common council and select council, was school board member for 20 years, and worked as a builder and superintendent for J A Dempwolf and Jacob Beitzel & Sons. Born in Conewago township Adams county, he moved to York 45 years ago and is survived by wife and nine York residents. A Philadelphia brother John Little also survives. Gertrude B Nelson dies at 21 at her parents York home. husband William J Nelson works at National garage Gettysburg. She had lived in Gettysburg, then with her parents in York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael M. Little
York
Mr. Little
Common Council
E. Ix. Noell
J. A. Dempwolf
Jacob Beitzel & Sons
Conewago Township
Adams County
John Little
Philadelphia
Gertrude B. Nelson
William J. Nelson
Gettysburg
Lloyd Garland
National Garage
Obituary Notes Henry Jacoby and Henry Barbehenn
Henry G. Jacoby died at his Littlestown area home after a paralytic stroke. He was born July 9 1853 and aged 61 10 25 with a widow and four children surviving plus siblings listed. Henry P. Barbehenn died in Gettysburg at 3 30 am from congestion of the lungs and dropsy aged 8 10 22. born in Germany he worked at the Gettysburg gas plant for 47 years and leaves eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Barbehen
Gettysburg
Mr. Barbehenn
Germany
Lewis Barbehenn
Glenville
George W
Painesville
Ohio
Kate E
Henry W
Jersey City
N. J
Mary J
Philadelphia
N.C. Barbehenn
Annie Musser
Edward Barbehenn
Death of Harry Y Chronister Farmer Near East Berlin
Harry Y Chronister, a prominent farmer living about a mile from East Berlin, died Wednesday morning at 7 from heart trouble. He was 71 years 3 months and 11 days old. He is survived by two sons and two daughters. The funeral was Saturday at 10 in Hampton church with Rev. W. E. Garrett officiating and burial in the adjacent cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Y
East Berlin
Hampton Church
W. E. Garrett
Death comes sudden to Daniel Leister of Arendtsville
Daniel Leister aged 65 died Friday afternoon after a noon attack of acute indigestion. A former farmer who lived much of his life in Butler Township and retired in Arendtsville, he belonged to the Meade’s headquarters family at Gettysburg. He leaves a wife, Ellen Carey, and two sisters, Mrs. Samuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Leister
Arendtsville
Leister
Meade
Gettysburg
Butler Township
Ellen Carey
Samuel
Obituaries From Bendersville and Gettysburg Areas
Gochenour of Bendersville and Miss Mary Leister of Gettysburg are named in notices. Mrs. Charles Topper died at home in Liberty township near the Maryland line Friday morning about 8 30. She leaves a husband and several children. Elizabeth, wife of Henry Hoke, died at her Nanover home after a prolonged illness Sunday night aged 72 years 7 months 11 days. She is survived by her husband and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Topper
Liberty Township
Maryland Line
Elizabeth
Henry Hoke
Nanover
Infant Daughter of Myerses Dies in Bittinger
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Myers of Bittinger died suddenly Sunday night at 1 month 20 days old. Funeral service set for Tuesday at 2 PM at the family home with interment in Abbottstown Reformed cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Myers
Bittinger
Abbottstown
Infant of Mr and Mrs Stoner Dies at Home
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan P. Stoner died at their home in Cumberland Township on Sunday evening at 2 months old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan P. Stoner
Cumberland Township
William Fissel Dies After Lingering Illness at 71
William Fissel died at his Hampton home at 7 30 am Wednesday after a long liver cancer illness. He is survived by his wife three sons Lewis Harrisburg Jacob Oregon Ill and Clayton at home and brother George Fissel Gettysburg. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at the Reformed church with interment in Hampton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fissel
Hampton
Lewis
Harrisburg
Jacob
Oregon
Clayton
George Fissel
Gettysburg
Reformed Church
Hampton Cemetery
Death of Daniel Swanley at New Market Maryland
Daniel Swanley died at his home in New Market Maryland on Thursday evening from dropsy. He was about 86 years old and is survived by three daughters and two sons, including T S Swanley of West High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Swanley
New Market
T. S. Swanley
W. High St
Death of Samuel H. Ingle Former Straban Resident
Samuel H. Ingle died at the home of his son Frederick Ingle in Wellsville at 4 30 p m Sunday aged 65 years 1 month 9 days He left a wife and children Frank Ingle of Roswell New Mexico Mrs Josephine Pifer of New Oxford and Frederick Ingle of Wellsville York county He is survived by one brother James Ingle of New Castle Delaware
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Ingle
Straban Township
Frederick Ingle
Wellsville
Frank Ingle
Roswell
New Mexico
Josephine Pifer
New Oxford
York County
James Ingle
New Castle
Delaware
Oxford township School Board elects new teachers
The Oxford township School Board at its last meeting elected several teachers including Miss Clara Baugher of Clearview and Miss Hoke from near Abbottstown.
Desirable House and Two Acres for Sale in New Oxford
Two acres of land with a pleasant healthy location in the Borough of New Oxford offered for sale. For inquiries contact Charles KX Yeager Justice of the Peace New Oxford PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Charles Kx, Yeager
Justice of the Peace
Sate notice and used runabout for sale in New Oxford
About 20 good split locust posts for sale apply to Hi F Philips Bowlder Pa. Tor Sat e Rubber th ere Runabout used but very late address P O Box 223 New Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. F. Philips
Bowlder, Pa
P. O. Box
New Oxford
Festival at St Pauls Reformed Church Park Square
The primary department of St Pauls Reformed church holds a festival on Park Square this Saturday evening June 19. Gilbert and Son offer Security Cement at 1.10 dollars per barrel in a low price sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Park Square
Markets Report From New Oxford Grain Prices
The markets section lists Choice Wheat and Oats with price notes and futures context. No clear figures are readable, but the items include No 2 grade corn and oats reflecting standard market listings in the New Oxford report.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. K. McClear
Gulden’s Station
Conewago Chapel
Miller Brothers
Daniel Krug
Mary Walter
Joseph Walter
Imp. O. R. M
George Wampler
Hunterstown
W. A. Noel
Charles H. Himes
New Chester
D. Guy Hollinger
B. Frank Hutton
City Hotel
Schmidt Bottling Co
Cloyd Miller
Earl Bollinger
Diehl Dam
Guy
Derling Jacobs
H. S. Weidner
Hanover High School
Brumbaugh
Clarence D. Deardorff
Jacob Deardorff
Gettysburg College
Charles W. Baker
C. W. Baker
Lutheran Parsonage
W. H. Carbaugh
A. J. Gulden
Oxford
John M. Bream
Wm. H. Wintrode
Cinco Cigar Factory
Shapiro Bros
Conewago
Raymond Starry
Ohio University
Ada
D. F. Starry
Adams County Sunday-school Association
Heidlersburg
J. Louis Sowers
Williamsport
U. S. Court of the Middle District of
Catharine Snyder
R. M. Eicholtz
Carlisle Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Griest’s Grove
Round Top
Chambersburg
R.S. Oyler
J. Ellis Bell
A. 8. Fossick
Apple Belt
Adams County Fruit Packing and Distributing Company
Biglerville
J. H
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