Local notes and transfers in Adams County region
Diphtheria victim Misa Reinecker from near Abbotta. D. Guy Hollinger & Bro sold 7 acre Reading township farm to John H. Fits of Hamilton township. Nicholas Lingg near town loses home and animal killed after leg injury. Apple crop prospects seen as bumper for 1911 by Adams County Fruit Growers Assoc. Hanover's Dr. C. E. Bortner nets 21 inch bar at Eisenhart’s dam. Weaver case malice charges heard. children paroled to parents. Esther Scott, 12, dies after auto collision with trolley in Steelton. sister Leona 14 injured. The Scott family is known in Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary Reinecker
Abbottatown
D. Guy Hollinger & Bro
Peter Menges
Hanover
Reading Township
John H. Fits
Hamilton Township
Nicholas Lingg
Near Town
Ita
Jta
Fruit Growere Association
Adams County
Benderaville
C. E. Bortner
Nelson
Horace
Rodney Weaver
McSherrystown
Squire Lilly
Esther Scott
C. Linford Scott
Harrisburg
Risburg
Horace Cumbler
Steelton
Social Roundup Of Regional Visits And Summer Travel
Mrs Paul Miller and daughter of Carlisle street spent a week in Millersburg with Mrs Peter Miller returning home Thursday. Latimore, Robert Altland and Charlotte Altland of Baltimore visited sister Mrs W A Feiner, then toured to Eiel Berlin to see mother Mrs Wm Altland. Delegates Edna Bower Treva Wagner Margaret Feiser attend Sunday School convention at Biglerville. Various locals and relatives visit, travel, and plan extended stays through summer based in Hanover, Biglerville, Orrtanna and Gettysburg region. Dr G E Spots of York visits Hampton and fishes Conewago during bass season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Miller
Carlisle Street
Millersburg
Peter Miller
Latimore
Robert Altiand
Charlotte
Baltimore
W. A. Feiner
George Hensel
Edna Bower
Treva Wagner
Margaret Feiser
First Lutheran Church
Helen Korn
Ethel Sheely
St. Paul Reformed Church
Biglerville
Taughinbaugh
Lincoln Way
Weat
Mra
Dietterich
Paul Walker
Geo. A. Klinger
Hanover Street
Harry Dunn
Philadelphia
F. J. Dunn
Cedar Ridge
Meckley
Lancaster
H. O. Miller
Ray Miller
Thomasville
Cash
Mary McDermitt
Qualityville
Orrtanna
Henry J. Smith
Lafayette College
Easton
Iirm
J. L. Sheets
Marion
Emily Cooper
W. F. Sheely
Atlantic City
Wm. Copp
Lineboro
Gettysburg College
C. C. Stough
J. Rose Myers
H. J. Myers
Weet
Emma Barnitz
Hanover
New Oxford
G. E. Spots
York
Vre. Leh
Hampton
Spots
Conewago
Court Items Highlight Divorce Activity and Minor Decisions
The court notes rising divorce filings and four other actions. Three decrees granted. one divorce refused in Shultz v Shultz. Miller case: no new trial. verdict guilty on assault charge. continuance granted due to wife’s health. Divorces awarded in several cases. guardian appointed for Roth minors. estates accounts continued. other accounts confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Miller
Joseph Plank
Miller
Joseph H. Kuhn
Mt. Joy Township
Maggie M. Kuhn
David H. Bair
Rachel Bair
Union Township
Jesse Scott
Cora Scott
Sarah EK. Styles
Arthur A. Styles
Hanover Trust Company
Wm. Roth
McSherrystown
Rt. M. Straley
George Wolford
Festival at Park Square by Immaculate Conception Church
The Young Peoples Socality of the Immaculate Conception Church will hold a festival on Park Square Saturday evening June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Young Peoples Socality of the Immaculate Conception Church
Park Square
Marriages Highlight Local Parish Life In Port/Towns
Joseph I Weaver and Elsie Robinson wed in the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 7 AM with Rev Fr Shields. Weaver, a longtime mail carrier and former Democratic candidate, hails from North Peter Retreat. Robinson is the elder daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Robinson of Hanover Street. Also, William F Yingling and Anastasia Kuhn will wed in a 7 AM Mass at the same church. Basil J Dunn and Matilda M Russell tie the knot in Philadelphia. Dunn, once of New Oxford, will reside in Philadelphia where he works as a PRT Co conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph I. Weaver
Elsie Robinson
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Fr. Shields
Ignatius Weaver
North Peter R Etreat
Portoffice
Aa News
C. H Robinson
Hanover Street
William EF. Yingling
John Yingling
Oxford Township
Anastatia Kuhn
John Kuhn
West High Street
Basil J. Dunn
Bride
Philadelphia
Frank J. Dunn
Cedar Ridge
Mt. Pleasant Township
Dunn
Matilda M. Russell
Precious Blood Catholic Church
Kirlin
New Oxford
Mrs Mabel M Carbaugh and Irvin F Brumgard Wed in Hagerstown
Miss Mabel M Carbaugh of Hanover and Irvin F Brumgard of Littlestown were married on Sunday June 7 at St. Mark's Lutheran church parsonage in Hagerstown by Rev Ott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel M. Carbaugh
Hanover
Irvin F. Brumgard
Littlestown
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Mr. Ott
Hanover Couple Wed at Littlestown Lutheran Parsonage
Emory Gantz of Hanover and Miss Emma Rupp of White Hall Adams county wed at the Lutheran parsonage Littlestown in a ceremony conducted by Rev I M Lau on Sunday June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Gantz
Hanover
Emma Rupp
White Hall
Adams County
Littlestown
I. M Lau
Simon and Little marry in York at St Marys church
Martin H. Simon, son of Mrs Louisa Simon, and Misa Minnie M Little, daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Little, both of Gettysburg, wed Tuesday morning in St Marys Catholic church York. Rev George J Breckle officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin H. Simon
Louisa Simon
Misa
Minnie M. Little
James A. Little
Gettysburg
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
York
George J. Breckle
Plainfield Bride weds Hanover native in midweek ceremony
George F. Simmons of Plainfield New Jersey married Elizabeth K. Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Allen of Hanover on Wednesday in a ceremony conducted by Reverend George W. Nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Simmons
Plainfield, N. J
Elizabeth K. Allen
Edward Allen
Hanover
George W. Nicely
Haber-Haber Marries Gardner in Maryland ceremony
On Thursday afternoon Henry 8 Haber of Crettysburg wed Mise Etta Gardner of Idaville. Haber has farmed and grown fruit near Idaville for several years. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. W L Seabrook at Westminster Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry 8. Haber
J. H. Huber
Crettysburg
Mise Etta Gardner
Idaville
Marriage of Mable C Francis to J Howard Bream
Fort Dodge Iowa announces the marriage of Mable C Francis daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter V Francis to J Howard Bream son of Mr and Mrs Harvey D Bream of Gettysburg The groom a Pennsylvania College graduate taught in county schools before moving to Fort Dodge to enter the insurance business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter V. Francis
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Mable C
J. Howard Bream
Harvey D. Bream
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania College
Marriage Cards For Dr Raphael Sherfy And Miss Grace Polkinhorn
Cards announce the June 10 wedding in Washington D C between Dr Raphael Sherfy and Miss Grace T Polkinhorn both of Washington D C The groom is a son of Mia R Sherfy formerly of Gett ynburg KE. R. Sherfy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Raphael Sherfy
Grace T. Polkinhorn
Mia
KE. R. Sherfy
Gettynburg
Trimmer and Yeagy Wed in Gettysburg Ceremony
Wm. Trimmer of Gettysburg marries Miss Bertha Yeagy of McSherrystown in a Gettysburg service conducted by Rev. J. B. Baker on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Trimmer
Gettysburg
Bertha Yeagy
McSherrystown
J. B. Baker
Williams Shultz and Migs Anna M Krug Tie in Hanover Morning
Williams Shultz and Migs Anna M Krug, both of Hanover, were married on Tuesday morning by Rey A M Heil en.
Marriages Linked in Hanover Ceremonies
Amos B. Wolf and Misa Annie L. Lochi, both of Berwick township, were married at Hanover on Monday evening by Rev. A. HI. Irvin. Reily Camal of Lancaster and Mise Esther O. Angel of Hanover were married on Monday by Rev. 8. A. Ora bill at Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos B. Wolf
Misa Annie L. Lochiman
Berwick Township
Hanover
A. HI. Irvin
Reily Camal
Lancaster
Mise Esther O. Angel
A. Orabill
Marriage Licenses Displayed in Franklin Courthouse
The notice lists marriage licenses issued, naming the parties and the issuing court, reflecting local recordkeeping for Franklin area.
Woman Hurt by Auto in St Louis Crash at Fourth and Chestnut
Miss Harriet R. Arnold 36 was run over and injured likely fatally by an automobile driven by Wm H Nobbe. She was taken to City Hospital with concussion and unconsciousness after Nobbe arrested at Central Police Station. Arnold had feared motor injuries for years and recently faced difficult losses as her sole support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Harriet R. Arnold
North Newatend Ave
Fourth and
Chestnut Streets
Wm. IT
Nobbe
Miss Arnold
Central Police Station
Arnol
Alice
Grenebaum
Mises Arnold
Joseph Byrn & Co
Addres
Arnold
Geo. A. Miller
New Oxford
Hanover
Pumping Station Work Ordered Under Water Committee
Borough to complete pumping station work per A E Kohr plans under Water Committee supervision. A foreman to be employed and wages decided by committee. June 1914 meeting notes show nonquorum sessions and actions including gasoline tank approval, well pumping, a bond coupon payment, and appointment of special committee to contract labor and approve bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kohr
Miller
Kepner
Livingaton
Burgess Hummer
Diehl
Noel
Livingston
J. C. Myers
Lincoln Way
Weat
J. E. Kepner
Gettysburg National Bank
W. A. Diehl
J. A. Noel
Water Committee
Burgess
E. C. Livingston
A. E Kohr
C. E
Illness and Property Deals Reported Across East Berlin Area
John Butt of East Berlin grows weaker at home after illness. Adam Kimuuel buys the Harry Schue property at Round Hill. Howard Maring of Gettysburg falls ill near York Springs with possible appendicitis. A horse owned by John R. Kuhn of East Berlin dies from heat. Moses Schlar also loses a horse. William Myers of Dover and Jacob Klinefelter of York suffer severe injuries when Myers's auto overturns during a fleeing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Butt
East Berlin
Adam Kimuuel
Harry Schue
Round Hill
York Springs
Howard Maring
Gettysburg
John R. Kuhn
East
Berlin
Moses Schlar
York
William Myers
National Hotel
Dover
Jacob Klinefelter
Myere' Auto
Stabbing Incident in Nanticoke High School Fight
In a class fight between juniors and seniors at Nanticoke High School Edward Kitlowski was tied to a flag pole by juniors. Mrs Josephine Parney, rushing to help, was inadvertently stabbed while attempting to cut the ropes. Police were called as students dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanticoke, Pa
Edward Kitlowski
Josephine Parney
Kitlowski
Eight Die in Inferno at Essex Street Tenement
A five story tenement at 90 Essex Street New York City burned killing eight people and wounding five others. Cecilia Shapiro alerted residents before police and fire crews arrived saving over a hundred lives using ladders from an adjacent building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Street
New York City
Cecilia Shapiro
Impeachment Proceeding Against Judge Dayton
The House began impeachment proceedings against Judge Alston G. Dayton of the Northern District of West Virginia charging high crimes and misdemeanors. Representative M. M. Neely forwarded the charges to the judiciary committee alleging favoritism to corporations, a conspiracy to remove Judge Jackson, jury manipulation, and assistance to his son Arthur Dayton in case preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. BS
Alston G. Dayton
West Virginia
House
M. M. Neely
Neely
Judiciary Committee
Dayton
John G. Jackson
Arthur Dayton
Thomas Dolan Olso Dies at 79 in Torresdale Estate
Thomas Dolan, longtime president of United Gas Improvement Company and prominent Philadelphia financier, died at his Torresdale home near his eightieth birthday. His fortune was estimated between 20 and 36 million dollars. He was survived by his widow Mrs Dolan and three sons Thomas Yale and Clarence with their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dolan Olso
Thomas Dolan
United Gas Improvement Company
Philadelphia
Torresdale
Dolan
President weighs stump for Democrats in fall elections
Speaker Connolly and Representative Palmer discuss urging President Wiles to campaign for Democratic nominees in Congress and Senate races. The president says he has not decided on making speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Wiles
Representative Connolly
Laws
Senate
Connolly
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Dressed For Gallows as Silas Jones Awaits Hanging
Dressed and waiting to be taken to the gallows for the murder of his wife, Silas Jones was notified by the war remaining unclear about the execution details and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gete Reapite
Silas Jones
Huntington Intervenes as Governor Delays Jones Remand
Leading Huntington citizens urged delay in Jones case after Governor Hatfield telephoned a thirty day respite. They claimed new evidence had been found and interceded on his behalf in Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Hatfield
Huntington
Jones
Roosevelt Son Weds In Madrid Civil Ceremony
Missa Belle Wyatt Willard daughter of American Ambassador Joseph Willard and Kermit Roosevelt son of Theodore Roosevelt married in Madrid. The civil ceremony occurred at the Buena Vista magistrate’s office with witnesses Duke de Alba and Senor Osma y Scull, and signatures from Spanish premier Eduardo Dato and other officials. Colonel Roosevelt and Ambassador Willard attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wada
Madrid
Missa Belle Wyatt Willard
Spain
Joseph Willard
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Buena Vista
Willard
United States
Duke de Alba
Senor Osma Y Scull
Eduardo Dato
Marquis of Lema
Myron T. Herrick
France
Dynamite Fatal to Cow on New York Farm
A cow on George Kilpatrick's Kerra Creek farm near Middletown New York died after several sticks of dynamite left in the pasture were eaten. Other cows that sampled the explosive were only slightly affected. The dynamite was placed to blow out holes for telephone poles. The owner seeks compensation from the company that placed the dynamite, which contests direct causation of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kilpatrick
Kerra Creek
Middletown
N. Y
Owl's drink ends eight years of starvation
A great horned owl kept as a pet by Mrs. Frank W Flood in Vineland New Jersey died after being given water during a heat wave. The owl convulsed and injur ed Mrs. Flood as it clutched her hand with its talons, and Dr George Cunningham had to remove the talon from the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W Flood
Vineland
N. J
San Diga For Dynamite
A Bethlehem Pennsylvania street section was blown up by an explosion of unknown origin. Authorities suspect dynamite left from previous rock blasting during street improvement years ago. Sun heat could have triggered the blast while workmen cleared the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diga
Second Avenue
Bethlehem
Tragic Rescue Effort Claims Raven Mine Father and Sons
KE G Gilliam superintendent of the Raven coal mine and W J Lewis with his two sons were drowned at Raven Virginia while attempting to rescue Lewis’s young son. The boy had gone beyond his death and others went to save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. G. Gilliam
Raven
W. J. Lewis
Lewis
Bey
Bondsmen Pay $16000 Shortage for Defaulter
Lewistown Pennsylvania tax collector records show bondsmen for Frank B. Peeling paid $15000 of a $16000 shortage to the county commissioners after a default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Peeling
Lewistown
Grain and live stock markets steady in Philadelphia reports
General markets in Philadelphia show corn and wheat prices steady with No 3 yellow corn at 81 2 per bushel and No 2 white oats around 47 to 49 cents. Live stock appears steady with roosters and other poultry values listed and dairy products showing varied prices from creamery yields to cheese and butter averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pat Ib
Liz
Western
Live Steck Prices In Chicago Market Report
CHICAGO markets show mixed cattle and calf values as feeding stock and stockers move. Prices list heifers and cows around 6 to 8 dollars with steers near 7 dollars, spring calves around 7.50, and yearlings fluctuating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
HAUS
Ao Ag
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Hanover Dye Works
S. Topaz
Prederick St
Hamberger
Jaaac Hamberger & Sons
Greenebaum
Hanover's
Cexich
Baker
Center Square
W. J. Miller
Wm. F. Sheely
Sheely
Vorce
Franklin
Munallea
Pottsville
Krieg
Kricag
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