Local Happenings in New Oxford June 18 1914
Homn to Mr and Mrs James Robinson South Orange arrest a son Auctioneer Adam Kimmel of Round Hill has purchased a Ford automobile Mrs John Evans of Hampton slowly improving Ralph Miller Bro repainting the double house of Mies Maviah Kehm on Lincoln Way Ennet Daniel Treatle of Two Taverna lent his pocketbook containing 150 dollars which has not yet been recovered National Guard officials decide no encampment at Gettysburg this year Some folks driving too fast on the street Ivan Kitsmiller tripped and cut a deep gash John F Klunk Irishtown reports twenty five rye stalks grown from one seed with many heads The last express from Pittsburg to Baltimore late Adams County Milk Association will meet in Gettysburg June 18 All farmers urged to attend Mrs E M Battis and Mrs Lydia Diehl visited Gettysburg last week George Sherman thrown from motorcycle near Littlestown Alumnae officers elected Washington Cliff House at Pen-Mar changes hands American West Indies Cigar Co factory closed Bees swarm on Charles Strasbaugh farm Four toll gates surround Abbottstown Fire alarm for a slaughter house roof fire in Fairfield Typhoid fever patients convalescing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homn
James Robinson
South Orange
Adam Kimmel
Round Hill
John Evans
Hampton
Ralph Miller & Bro
Mies Maviah Kehm
Lincoln Way
Ennet
Daniel Treatle
Taverna
National Guard
Gettyaburg
Stree
J. A. Eckert and Son
Hunterstown
Gettysburg
Hanover
John F. Klunk
Irishtown
Pittsburg
Baltimor
New Oxford
Adams County Milk Association
Court House
E. M. Battis
Goldsboro
N. C
Lydia Diehl
Steelton
George Sherman
Annapolis
Littlestown
Granville
Pennsylvania College
John A. Hooker
York
Alumnae Association of
Central Pennsylvania
Yale University
M. Dicks
Baltimore
Washington Cliff House
Pen-Mar
American West Indies Cigar Co
Lancaster
First Lutheran Church
F. Eck
Charles Strasbaugh
Bonneauville
Abbotts Town
Hanover and
Berlin
York Pike
Cragepikes
Mil lersville principal earns Doctor of Science at F and M
Dr. P. M. Harbold principal of the Mil lersville State Normal School formerly of East Berlin received the Doctor of Science degree at the 78th annual commencement of Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Harbold
Millersville State Normal School
East Berlin
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Surprise party honors Ralph Long at Mt Pleasant home
A surprise gathering was held Thursday evening at Mr and Mrs Adam Longs home in Mt Pleasant township for their son Ralph. Guests played games and enjoyed refreshments. Emma Shelleman, recently living with son George Briellman near town, moved Tuesday into the KE M Yeagy house on Berlin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Long
Mt. Pleasant Township
Ralph
Emma Shelleman
Emmiteburg
George Brielleman
Tuesaday
KE. M. Yeagy
Berlin Avenue
Western Maryland Hauls Record Freight Train Through Town
The biggest freight train yet hauled by the Western Maryland reportedly passed eastbound on Friday afternoon. It consisted of 54 loaded cars and was drawn by three large engines, attracting local interest and signaling a milestone for the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Mountain House Sale To Kuipper After License Transfer
Jacob G. Witmner sells the Mountain House at Arendteville including goodwill and fixtures to George Kuipper of Ledge wood New Jersey. Kuipper will take possession about June and the license transfer is expected to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob G. Witmner
Arendteville
George Kuipper
Ledgewood, N. J
Mer. Kuipper
Former County Treasurer Slonaker Appointed Deputy in Revenue Service
Jacob G. Slonaker of Gettysburg is appointed a position in the revenue service. He will be connected with the Philadelphia general office and operate statewide as a special deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob G. Slonaker
Gettyeburg
Tfo
Philadelphia
East Berlin School Board Names New Principal and Teachers
The East Berlin School Board elected J. W. Bucher principal and Miss Rersie Grogg teacher of the Grammar School. Other teachers chosen that week include Miss Pauline Techop and Annie March. Mervin Wintrode of Germany township, an employee at Littlentown silk mill, injured his left foot Friday when caught in the mill elevator while climbing to the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
J. W. Bucher
Rersie Grogg
Pauline Techop
Annie March
Mervin Wintrode
Germany Township
Littlentown
Gettysburg seven piece orchestra aids Children's Day
A seven piece orchestra from Gettysburg provided music for the Children's Day exercises at the M. E. church Sunday evening. The church was attractively decorated and a thoughtful program was presented. The music was of high quality and well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
M. E
Fruit Prices Reported in York and New Oxford Markets
Strawberries sell in York at four to six cents a box as the crop is half harvested and market glutted. In New Oxford prices run from eight to ten cents a box. Cherries cost four to ten cents per box and vary with quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
New Oxford
Arrest of Charles Showers on statutory offense charge
Charles Showers of Menailen township was arrested Monday afternoon on a statutory offense charge under oath by Samuel A. Dunlop. Officer Charles Wilson and Sheriff Thompson captured him at Wenkaville and placed him in County jail for a preliminary trial. The bass fishing season opened with many sportsmen along the stream and several fish were brought to town. Peter Paul Miller caught a 16 inch bass weighing just over 2 pounds. John L. Morgenthaler of Harrisburg, en route to Gettysburg, met auto trouble near Heidlersburg and had to return home by train. a damaged second gear collar led to towing for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Showers
Menailen Township
Samuel A. Dunlop
Charles Wilson
Thompson
Wenkaville
Peter Paul Miller
John L. Morgenthaler
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Heidlersburg
94 Year-Old Widow Louisa Forney Fractures Hip at Water Pump
Mrs. Louisa A. Forney widow of Abner W. Forney of Hanover fell on Friday morning while going to the pump for water and sustained a fracture of the right hip. At 94 she remains remarkably active and helps with housework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa A. Forney
Abner W. Forney
Hanover
York Adams rural mail carriers elect delegates to state convention
At a York post office meeting of the rural mail carriers from York and Adams counties J W Dietrich of Biglerville was chosen as a delegate to the state convention in Indiana Pa from July 4 to 6 J H Myers of York Springs was elected as alternate delegate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Adams Counties
J. W. Dietrich
Biglerville
Indiana
J. H. Myers
York Springs
Gettysburg Man Arrested on Desertion Charge Heard in Shamokin
Harry W. Snyder of Gettysburg faced a desertion hearing before Squire Harnish in Shamokin. He was committed to jail in default of 300 dollars bail. A warrant was issued for Thad Fleming of Gettysburg on non-support charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Snyder
Gettysburg
Shamokin
Wilson
Squire Harnish
Squire Harish
Thad Fleming
Alsa
Smith Takes Charge of Bon Ton Parlors on Hanover Street
Guyon A. Smith assumed management of the Bon Ton ice cream parlors in the Smith building on Hanover street. The parlors, recently opened by four young townwomen, will offer the highest grade of cream and seek substantial public patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyon A. Smith
Smith Building
Hanover Street
Mr. Smith
Horse collapses on way to cottage in Hanover
Mr and Mrs Harry Newcomer of Hanover were traveling to their new cottage on Pine Bluff near the Conewago when their horse suddenly died from heart trouble about two miles northwest of town. The horse belonged to Mr Newcomer and was very valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Newcomer
Hanover
Pine Bluff
Conewago
Mr. Newcomer
Motorcycle crash injures Battere man employee near Gettysburg
Clair Bucher of the Battere man Engine Company Gettysburg lost control on the pike near Gettysburg and fell suffering severe facial and left arm abrasions and a deep arm cut. He is the son of Charles Bucher of Mt Joy township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Clair Bucher
Battereman Engine Company
Bucher
Charles Bucher
Mt. Joy Township
Child Hurt in Hanover Stair Fall
Dorothy Zartman two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Chauncey Zartman of Hanover was following her mother up the stairs when she fell and cut the back of her head. The wound required several stitches to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Zartmaan
Chauncey Zartman
Hanover
Girl breaks arm in Fairfield Lot cherry picking incident
A 12-year-old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Shaffer of Waynesboro, fell from a cherry tree while visiting a cousin in Fairfield Lot on Wednesday at 3 pm. She sustained a fracture to her right arm above the wrist after dropping from about eight feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Lottie Shaffer
J. W. Shaffer
Waynesboro
Marke Gordon
Elw
Travel salesman Nears Tragic York Haven Swim Accident
Arthur J. Cashman a Philadelphia drug supply salesman vacationing with his parents in Hanover Street and friends had a fatal head injury after diving into the Susquehanna river at York Haven. A rock edge lacerated his skull requiring stitches and posed a life threatening risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Cashman
Philadelphia
Z. 1. Cashman
Hanover Street
York Haven
Hucquehanna River
York
G. E. Spots
Hampton
Cashman
Runaway at Two Taverns Farm Injures Horses
On a Monday afternoon at James Sherman’s farm near Two Taverns a runaway occurred while his 16 year old son tended barley. One horse slipped free and the team bolted, the youth narrowly avoided being run over as the horses circled the field. The saddle horse suffered severe cuts, others unharmed, and the binder was wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sherman
Mr. Sherman
Fire destroys White Rock Lutheran church at Pondbank
The White Rock Lutheran church built largely by Rev. James Guinney burned at noon Friday. A freight locomotive sparked the fire. the roof and interior including pews pulpit organ and books were consumed. Estimated loss about 2500. the church stood about twelve years. The pastor's carpentry work drew local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rock Lutheran Church
Pondbank
James Guinney
Hamiltonian
Guinney
Wagon Accident Injures Girl Near Abbottatown
Hattie Stambaugh, daughter of a local farmer near Abbottatown, jumped from a lumber wagon driven by her father at noon on Friday. The left rear wheel passed over her body causing internal injuries. She received first aid from Dr. Stambaugh in Thomasville and is now confined to bed at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Stambaugh
Abbottatown
Driving Accident Leaves Woman Seriously Hurt
On Sunday evening Howard Rice of Benderaville and Ethel Hankey of Aspers drove from Two Churches toward Aspers when the horse balked and tried to break away. Miss Hankey jumped from the carriage and suffered serious injuries while Mr. Rice escaped unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Rice
Benderaville
Ethel Hankey
Aspers
Miss Hankey
Mr. Rice
Four Year Old Boy Injured At Barn Farm
James Brinton son of Mr and Mrs Harry Brinton of Barn Fruit Farm Berwick township fell from the barn floor to the yard suffering a dislocated left hip forehead contusion and other slight injuries. Dr T C Miller Abbottetown treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Harry Brinton
Berwick Township
T. C. Miller
Abbottetown
St Pauls Reformed Church Musical Pleases Large Audience
Tuesday evening program at St Pauls Reformed Church featured Mrs Jennie Trein of Nazareth Pa with organist W A Sheely. Treins varied selections highlighted her rich voice and earned high praise from townspeople including a repeat encore of Stille Nacht. Young Marthe Trein joined mother as a favorite with junior listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Jennie Trein
Nazareth
W. A. Sheely
Trein
Marthe Trein
Bheely
Safe Crackers Caught in Baltimore Raid
Detectives Bradley Davin and Culliean and Police Sergeant Carey surrounded a St. Paul street area and arrested two men and two women for blowing the safe at the Northern Central Railway ticket office in Hanover. The suspects were asleep when seized and identified as Frank Scott of Pittsburgh William Zane of Philadelphia and the two women Annie Scott and Mary Zane wives of the men. Routt and Zane had lingered around the station while the women sold safety pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Davin
Culliean
Carey
St. Paul Street
Baltimore
Northern Central Railway
Hanover
Central Police Station
Frank 8. Scott
Pittsburg
William Zane
Philadelphia
Annie Scott
Mary Zane
Routt
Zane
Hospital patients improve after York surgery
Mrs Hayden Kemper of near Five Points shows improvement after a delicate operation at York hospital on Monday a week. F B Weaver of Hunterstown returns home from Meisenhelder hospital York after appendicitis surgery and recovers rapidly. Mrs George Carr of Bermudian admitted for cancer removal from her face at York hospital on Saturday. Mrs W W Neely of Bowlder, recently operated at York hospital, improves and plans to return home this week. William Arthur of near New Chester to undergo stomach and bowel operation at York hospital this Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden Kemper
Near Five Points
York Hospital
Weaver
Hunterstown
Meisenhelder Hospital
York
George Carr
Bermudian
W. W. Neely
Bowlder
William Arthur
New Chester
Miss Mamie Hamme Injured In Farm Accident
On Tuesday at Ziegler farm in Paradise township a rake with an unfastened hold-back satrap caused a horse to bolt. Miss Mamie Hamme was thrown from the rake and injured her wrist and sustained minor bruises. Dr. T C Miller of Abbottetown treated her injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Hamme
Ziegler Farm
Paradise Township
Miss Hamme
T. C. Miller
Abbottetown
Poisoned Pen Epistles Roil McSherry Community
Letters attacking prominent town citizens circulated recently, an investigation is underway to find the author. Officials consider the writer possibly unbalanced or ignorant of crime seriousness. It is unclear if Washington postal authorities have been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherrystown
Washington
New Oxford A A bats past McSherrystown on Saturday
New Oxford A A traveled to McSherrystown Saturday and won 11 to 2 on St Marys playgrounds. The town Juniors lost 14 to 9 at Thomasville. Gettysburg residents subscribed 325 dollars for their baseball team with a first game against Shrewsbury upcoming Saturday. A strong York club is slated to visit New Oxford for a fast local diamond clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Farm sold in Franklin township to Mason City man
The 96 acre C. B. Lerew farm in Franklin township was sold on private terms to H. D. Lewis of Mason City Iowa. Possession is to be formalized August 1 with Lewis planning a modern residence and conversion to an up to date fruit farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Lerew
Franklin Township
H. D. Lewis
Mason City
Iowa
Lewis
Biglerville Fire Carnival Set With Bands and Fireworks
The Biglerville Fire Company plans a July 4 carnival with five fire companies and bands, followed by parades of at least 50 decorated autos and a late fireworks display. Closing exercises at St. Joseph’s Academy MecSherrystown were June 11 at 2 pm, with a larger graduating class and high standard program. A East Berlin man’s buggy was damaged when a horse frightened at bicycles and automobiles near Bigmount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biglerville Fire Company
St. Joseph's Academy
MecSherrystown
Academy
Mrs. Mary E Garrett Dies at Hanover Home
Widow of Elina W Garrett passes away from heart trouble and acute indigestion at age 62 after a brief illness. She was in her normal health Tuesday evening and grew worse after supper, with death coming about half an hour before medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Garrett
Elina W. Garrett
Hanover
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs King dies in Littlestown
Chace Mae King infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley King of Littlestown died on Tuesday afternoon and was buried on Wednesday afternoon at Mt. Carmel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chace Mae
Stanley King
Littlestown
Mt. Carmel
Cem
Death of James E. Rummell in New Mexico
Jacob A. Rummel of Gettysburg received a telegram from a New Mexico sanitorium announcing the death of his son James E. Rummell aged about 36. He had been living in various western states and suffered from tuberculosis. Survived by his father and four sisters Mienea Carrie Sarah Mary and Nellie, all of Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob A. Rummel
Gettysburg
Almagorda
New Mexico
James E. Rummell
James E. Rummel
Louisiana
Mienea Carrie
Sarah
Mary
Nellie
Gettyaburg
Death of Mrs Wertz in Gettysburg Obituary Note
Mrs Sarah C Wertz died at the home of John W Meales in Gettysburg on a Friday afternoon. The death was caused by perpetual paralysis. She was born in Adams county on March 15 1835 and was the last survivor of the Henry and Suean Wertz family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah C. Wertz
John W. Meales
Gettysburg
Adams County
Henry
Suean Wertz
Henry Sunday of East Berlin Dies After Illness
Henry Sunday, respected East Berlin resident, died at home Saturday forenoon after a prolonged tuberculous illness at about age 68. Survived by widow, three brothers George Hanover John William, two sisters Elizabeth Stevens near HOL Schug Hol Schwam church, Sarah Winter Midway, and a niece Missouri Winter now Mrs Bert Myers. Funeral held at 9 am Wednesday with interment at Mummert's meeting house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sunday
East Berlin
George Sunday
Hanover
John
William Sunday
Elizabeth Stevens
Near Holschwam Church
Sarah Winter
Midway
Sunday
Missouri Winter
Bert Myers
Mummert’s Meeting House
Obituary Notice for Kenton N Harper of Gettysburg
Kenton N Harper a Gettysburg native died at George Washington University Hospital Washington D C after a brief pneumonia illness He was born May 16 1857 son of Robert G Harper former editor of The Adams Sentinel He worked in journalism in Gettysburg Detroit Cincinnati Louisville and Cumberland Md He is survived by his wife and sister Miss Helen Harper of Chambersburg Interment was at Evergreen Cemetery Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton N. Harper
Gettysburg
George Washington University Hospital
Washington
D. C
Mr. Harper
Robert G. Harper
Adama Sentinel
Pennsylvania College
Detroit
Cincinnatti
Louisville
Cumberland
Death of Charles Harman Of York Springs
Charles Harman of near York Springs died at York hospital from typhoid fever at 1 15 p m Saturday aged 43 years 11 months 28 days He was son of the late David Harman and wife and is survived by five children Lloyd Blanche Edgar Mervin and Mamie as well as eight brothers and sisters Funeral was held Monday with interment at Bermudian Rev Gladfelter officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harman
York Springs
York Hospital
David Harman
Round Hill
Mr. Harman
Lloyd
Blanche
Edgar
Mervin
Mamie
York
Clyton
York Spring
Charles May
Geo. Decker
Bowlder
John
Dillsburg
Hayes
Chas. Starry
Willis
Heidersburg
George
Near Round Hill
Bermudian
Gladfelter
Mrs Rouzer dies in Altoona at age 61
Mrs Daniel B Rouzer died Monday at 8 50 am in Altoona aged 61 years She was born Misa Annie Cullison daughter of Zachariah Cullison of Gettysburg She leaves six children and several brothers and sisters Also noted Mrs Rowe A Heidler 36 died Saturday in York from a lingering illness She leaves her husband and nine children Surviving relatives include three sisters Mrs Chas Riley of Sells Station Mrs Chas Hepp and Mrs Chas Myers both of York and two brothers Spencer Strausbaugh of Mummasburg and Earl Strausbaugh of New Oxford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B. Rouzer
Altoona
Misa Annie Cullison
Zachariah Cullison
Gettysburg
John Toddes
Samuel Trimmer
Rowe A. Heidler
Henry F. Heidler
York
Mre
Chas, Riley
Sell’s Station
Chas. Hepp
Chas
Myers
Spencer Strausbaugh
Mummasburg
Earl Strausbaugh
New Oxford
Mrs John Wehler Dies After Stroke in Littlestown Home
Mrs John Webler died at her daughter Mrs Mary Feeser’s Littlestown home Sunday evening at 7 15 aged about 62 after a week long relapse following a stroke. Survived by two sons and three daughters including Mrs Mary Feener and Mina Wehler of Littlestown Mrs Daniel Hostetter of Newport News Va Ralph Wehler of Littlestown and Arthur of Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Webler
Mary Feeser
Littlestown
Webler
Mary Feener
Mina Wehler
Daniel Hostetter
Newport News
Ralph Wehler
Arthur
Reading
Summer Schedule On The W Railroad Adjusts Trains
The Summer Schedule on the W railroad takes effect Sunday with trains altered. The fast express from Pittsburgh to Baltimore now runs via Divielom with stops at Gettysburg and Hanover, leaving New Oxford at 5 55 a m and returning from Baltimore at 9 p m. York travelers transfer at Hanover arriving 6 10 a m and depart 7 00 a m. Evening York return arrives Hanover 10 35 with a 17 minute layover for the express. No. 46 daily none Sunday 10 a m to York. No. 43 daily 10 a m to Hagerstown. No. 4 daily 3 00 p m to Baltimore. No. 44 daily 6 12 p m to Baltimore and York. No. 45 daily except Sunday 6 29 p m from York to Hagerstown. Patrons from New Oxford cannot make a one day trip to Baltimore as through express trains do not stop there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxfortan
Pittebure
Haltimore
Divielom
New Oxford
Gettysburg
Hanover
Baltimore
York
Expres
Hagerstown
West
Cumberland
Chicago
Widow and Civil War Pension Records Noted
Magdalena King of East Berlin receives an original widow's pension dating from December 29, 1913. Jacob C. Smith of Aapers, a former private in the 165th Pennsylvania drafted militia, gets an increase dating from February 12, 1914. Josephine Scott of Gettysburg earns the original pension as widow of Abraham V. Scott, late private in Company E, Pennsylvania infantry, dating from January 13, 1914. Franklin Rickrode of York Springs, former member of Company I, 87th Pennsylvania infantry, receives an increase dating from October 28, 1911, with automatic increase to April 17, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena King
East Berlin
Jacob C. Smith
Aapers
87Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Infantry
Local accidents and notices from Gettysburg region
John Kream and wife narrowly escaped injury when a buggy overturned on a rural road near Crete rysburg. Kate Otto remains critically ill at a Baltimore hospital after cancer complications. R J Hoffman was bruised when a horse stumbled and threw him from a buggy near East Berlin. Prof Ira Mummert reportedly accepts a position elsewhere after being elected Abbottstown High School teacher. W M Conover of Gettysburg received a motorcycle patent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kream
New Oxford
Gettysburg
Oyler Place
Creterysburg
Henry Otto
Swift Run
R. J. Hoffman
East Berlin
Mr. Hoffman
Ira Mummert
Abbottstown High School
Rabies Case in York County Woman Stricken After Wedding
Mrs. Shaw, 19, newlywed near York Furnace, is held by three men to prevent self harm as rabies progresses. She was bitten by a mad dog in childhood and the disease began after a serenade on her wedding night, with her death regarded as certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Wmn. Shaw
York Furnace
Card of Thanks and church festival note
W C No 22 P C S of A extends thanks to all who aided their anniversary and festival. The Lutheran church Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society will hold a food sale on the lawn at the home of M G Colestock Lincoln Way West on Saturday afternoon and evening June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C
The
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
M. G. Colestock
Lincoln Way
Weet
Second-hand Ranger bicycle for sale
Notice offers a used Ranger bicycle with worn brakes sold cheap. Inquiries directed to Guyoy A. Smith on Hanover Street or at the office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fok Sa.k
Coarier
Chesp
Inquire of
Guyoy A. Smith
Hanover Street
Gilbert and Bon Sell Security Cement At 1 40 Per Barrel
Gilbert and Bon have received another carload of Security Cement to be sold at $1.40 per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert & Bon
Beked Hye Rani Eats Clover Seeds and Rye
A fragment notes Beked Hye Rani consuming clover seed and Timothy rye seeds. The text reads as a garbled input with unclear context or full sentence structure. No additional facts or identifiable events can be confirmed from the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hye Rani
Timothy
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Ivan Kitsmiller
Blain Kitzmiller
John McClear
Joseph Noel
Harry Pittenturf
North Petera Street
Frances Barnitz
Cashier
Jas. W. Barnitz
David Bowerman
Ras
Bigmount
W. M. Conover
Oxford
J. R. Weaver
Bro
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