Local Social Events and small-town notices
The local social club meets at Mrs. John Staub’s home on Poplar street. Several residents move or recover from illness, and church groups host regular meetings. The Harrisburg hospital mastoid operation patient Billy Geisler returns home. Stambaugh recovers from strokes. a couple moves to Ditenhofer apartments. The New Oxford band concerts planned and train schedules updated. A play by Miss Jean Thomas and Miss Alma Sheely features at the Adams County Christian Endeavor convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Staub
Poplar Street
Billy” Geisler
Lincolnway
Harrisburg Hospital
William
Ethel
Edward Sheely
Ditenhofer
Abraham Stambaugh
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
J. F. Sanders
W. H. Kling
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Raul Reichert
Abbottstown
Elizabeth Rabine
Geo. F. Rabine
Lincolnward
New Oxford
Littlestown
New Oxford Land
Bittinzers
Leslie Colestock
Philadelphia
M. G. Colestock
Hanover Street
Mary Becker
Reisterstown
Fred Wolf
Berlin Avenue
Anna Hensel
Wilt Bur
Biglerville
Fleet-Wing Club
Gettysburg
York
Baltimore
Highfield
Hagerstown
Harry Heagy
Harrisburg
Henry J. Smith
Carlisle Street
Lafayette College
Jean Thomas
Alma Sheely
Near New Oxford
Adams County Christian Endeavor Union
Zion Lutheran Church
Fairfield
Sheely
Helen
Catherine Sponseller
Curtis Sponseller
N. Peters Street
Wilbur Miller
Beatrice Holtry
Samuel Holtry
Lincolnway, W
Miller
Heidlersburg Community News and Mortar of Movements
Clair Brame and family moved Monday from Mrs. Kennedy property in Heidlersburg to Harrisburg where they found employment. Rev. Clair Peters preached at Heidlersburg U B Church. Numerous local residents visited, with marriages, renovations, and social events noted. Roy Weaver led Haines the Shoe Wizard Lebanon to an office meeting with travel and social activities described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Brame
Neely Kennedy
Heidlersburg
Harrisburg
Clair Peters
Ohio
U. B
Peters
William Peters
Biglerville
Charles Stough
Rock Chapel
Donald Meckley
Heidlersbore
D. Grant Deatrick
Belmont
Gettysburg
Mark Knouse
George Knouse
Carlisle
John C. Brame
Ed. Asper
Hannah Ulrich
George Weaver
J. D. Gochenour
Roy Weaver
Haines
Shoe Wizard
Lebanon
York
Penn Hotel
Haines’ Acres
America
Rev Dr Lauffer Leaves Altoona Church for Kittanning
The Rev Dr Geo N Lauffer and Mrs Lauffer bid farewell after nearly twelve years at Christ Second Lutheran Altoona. A farewell reception filled the church as members presented a generous purse. Dr Lauffer praised his wife’s support and thanked the city of Altoona for its support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Second Lutheran Church
Altoona
Geo. N. Lauffer
Lauffer
Kittanning
B. F. Bungard
Armstrong County
Gettysburg College
Lutheran Theological Seminary
First Lutheran Church
New Oxford
Gettysburg
Pupils Plan To Continue Studies After Graduation
The New Oxford high school graduates announced plans for further study in the fall. Bernard Wagner to Duke University Beatrice Holtry to Thompson's business school Alma Myers to West Chester state teachers college Robert Auker to Mr Alto school of forestry Margaret Gebhart to Mercy hospital Karl Kling to Thompson's business school Ruelle Wolfe to State college Florence Potter to Thompson's business school Sarah Livingston to Beaver college Professor C P Keefer will leave for Columbia university July 2 to complete work for a Master of Arts degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford High School
Bernard Wagner
Duke University
Beatrice Holtry
Thompson’s
Business School
Alma Myers
West Chester State Teachers’ College
Robert Auker
Mr. Alto School of Forestry
Margaret Gebhart
Mercy Hospital
Karl Kling
Thompson's
Ruelle Wolfe
State College
Florence Potter
Sarah Livingston
Beaver College
C. P. Keefer
Columbia University
Family Weekend Visits Mentioned in Local Notes
Father Rickrcde and family of North Peters street visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hi. Myers in York Springs over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Colestock of Hanover street spent Sunday near Bigileryilie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickrcde
North Peters Street
Robert Hi. Myers
York Springs
M. G. Colestock
Hanover Street
Bigileryilie
Death of Paradise township tax collector Charles Wehler at 53
Charles William Wehler, longtime township tax collector, died at his Paradise township home after a nine week illness. He was 53 and leaves a widow Maggie Hisenhart and seven children. Funeral services were held at his home and at Holtzschwam Church with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Township
Wehler
Holtzchwam Reformed Church
P.O . of A. the Improved Order of Red Men
LaBotte
Junior Méchanics of
Dover
County Firemen's Association
MaggieHisenhart
George Leib
Dover Township
George
Grace
Maurice
Kathryn
Beulah
Earl Wehler
George L. V Wehler
Holtzschwam
E. V. Strasbaugh
Reformed Charge
Carlaugh dies at 58 in Hanover after stroke
Maurice S Carbaugh died at his Hanover home on Wednesday from cerebral hemorrhages at age 58. He had been ill since Tuesday. A cigarmaker by trade, he was married 35 years to Annie E Eby. Surviving are his wife two daughters Elizabeth and Ottie both of whom reside in Washington DC and at home, three sisters Mrs Samuel Stanbaugh Mrs William R Bange and Mrs Athalia Bair, and two brothers David A Carbaugh of Indianapolis and Lewis A Carbaugh of Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice S. Carbaugh
Hanover
Carbaugh
Lewis and Amelia Carbaneh
Sells Station
Annie E. Eby
Elizabeth A. Carbaugh
Washington, D. C
Ottie L. Carbaugh
Samuel Stanbaugh
William R. Bange
Athalia Bair
David A. Carbaugh
Indianapolis
Ind
Lewis A. Carbaugh
Mrs Carrie May Yeiser Dies After Illness at 48
Mrs Carrie May Yeiser wife of Clinton H Yeiser of Hanover died at her home after a long illness. She was 48 born October 26 1882 daughter of David E and Sallie Longlitz Gebhart. Survived by husband son Lester G Yeiser and her father funeral held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie May Yeiser
Clinton H. Yeiser
Hanover
Adam Kerchner Dies at 62 in Gray Hill Residence
Adam W. Kerchner aged 62 of Gray Hill died Wednesday at his residence. He was brother of Mrs. Maggie Miller of Hanover. The obituary notes family connections and the passing at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam W. Kerchner
Maggie Miller
Hanover
Grayhill
Mrs. Sarah Eyster of York Dies After Illness
Mrs. Sarah Ann Eyster wife of David Eyster died Tuesday at the family home in York after a two week illness from a heart condition. She was in her seventieth year. Survived by husband son City Councilman Howard Eyster of York daughter Laura and Mary at home and Mrs. Charles Sinner of La Bott two brothers John A Stover of York and Samuel Stover of Thomasville. Funeral Friday at 9:45 a.m. D S T with services at Wolf s Church conducted by Rev. C F V Hesse interment in adjoining cemetery. She was a member of Wolf s Union Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Stock
Ethel
Lincolnway
Kester
Sunbury
First Lutheran Church
Curtis Sponseller
Ditenhofer
M. S. Thomas
Livingston
York
Levi Grim
Bermudian
Mr. Grim
New Oxford
Levi
East Berlin
Herbert Nace
Johnson City
Tenn
Serinda Nace
Glen Rock
E. E. Ditenhafer
Ira Bream
Martin
Henry Baugher
Aspers
Gettysburg
Geo. E. Sheffer
Arthur Yeagy
Catherine Wehler
Sarah Livingston
Ethel Sheely
Anna M. Weikert
Chas. M. Weikert
Miss Weikert
Gettysburg College
Paul H. Bowers
Weikert Sanitary Bakery
Littlestown
Warner Hospital
Bowers
Sarah Ann Eyster
David Eyster
Howard E. Eyster
J. W. Winand
Laura Eyster
Mary Eyster
Charles Sinner
la Bott
John A. Stover
Samuel Stover
Thomasville
Wolf’s Union Church
Wolf's Church
C. F. V. Hesse
I. W. Livington
Etta Deardorff
Donald
Augustus Noel
Wayne
E. J. Haverstick
Guy and
Billy
Abbottstown
Harrisburg
Marie Noel
R. N
Philadelphia
John Breighner
Frank Haverle
Allentown
C. L. Ficholtz
Richard Livingston
Bridge
John Colestock
Hanover Street
C. L. Bicholtz
Guy Klinger
Fin
Henry C. Altland
Spring Grove
Lloyd Wolf
E. High Street
The
Reformed Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Hanover
Paul Bowman
Lincoln Heights
John Bollinger
Earl Bollinger
Noel
M. J. Sterner
Klunk
Sarah A. Spangler
W. R. Jones
Charles H. Mayers
H. J. S. Zeigler
Malcolm Buckey
E. D. Buckey
Dorothy Elizabeth Brickley
Edmund B. Brick
Church Home and Infirmary
Baltimore
W. Ramsey Jones
Littlestown National Bank
Nevin Roseberger
Stanley
Anna
Strasburg
Virginia
Roy Stock
Hampton
Cletus Millaimes
Robert Dellinger
Carlisle Street
Samuel Stock
Charles Dudley
Harry Stock
Births Reported in Several Area Families
A series of birth notices lists Delores Lene Clark in Harover to Mr. and Mrs. William H. Clark, Lawn Anna Markle in Hanover, a daughter born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Vernie M. Markle, a son to Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Goldsmith of Hamilton Ohio, and Mary Regina Topper born June 10 in Fairfield. Also recorded are Robert Lee McClear born June 10 near Biglerville, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Coddington of Biglerville at Warner hospital, a daughter to Hall near Red Hill, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clapsadl of Atchester New York born Sunday, and Edith Culp Clapsadl of Gettysburg prior to marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Clark
Harover
Delores Lene
Vernie M. Markle
Hanover
Lawn Anna
P. H. Goldsmith
Hamilton
Ohio
Goldsmith
Mary Stuart Ehrhart
H. S. Ehrhart
Roger Topper
Fairfield
Mary Regina
Robert McClear
Biglerville
Robert Lee
Allen Coddington
Warner Hospital
Hall
Red Hill
Frank Clapsadl
Atchester
New York
Advent Sermon and Delegates Noted in Hampton
Rev. Geo E Sheffer gave an address on Sunday afternoon at Hampton. Delegates to the U S convention were Mary McClain and Emma Little. Mrs Sheffer and Kathryn Winand attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Sheffer
Hampton
U. S
Mary McClain
Emma Little
Reverend Geo E Sheffer to Speak at York Sunday
The Rev. Geo E Sheffer of Lincoln Way E will deliver an address on Sunday afternoon in York for a Sunday School anniversary observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Sheffer
Lincolnway, E
York
Local Notes Brighten Littlestown Area Community
A crowded roster of visits and illness marks a busy period in Littlestown and New Oxford. Families such as Deardorff Noel Haverstick and Breighner face health challenges while friends travel between Harrisburg Philadelphia and Baltimore. Community events include a firework ordinance, a real estate sale, a church sale, a bridge gathering, and a P O S of A concert in Crouse Park.
Hospital News Roundup From Warner and Hanover Hospitals
Local hospital notes list Claire Jacobs Arendtsville and Kathleen Wright East Berlin among new admissions and discharges including Lindora Roddy Gettysburg and Barbara Ann Kleinfelter Biglerville. Child Donald Miller 22 months discharged after skull fracture. Joseph Kepner Gettysburg operated for appendicitis. Glenn Spris Sherrystown released after nine weeks with pneumonia complications. New Oxford ad announces banjo guitar mandolin ukulele lessons by Warren N Dean at Beale's Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Monath
Hanover
Hanover Hospital
Lindora Roddy
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Hubert Bream
R. D
Barbara Ann Kleinfelter
Biglerville
Donald Miller
J. D. Miller
Warren K. Buck
Joseph Kepner
Frank Wilkinson
Orrrianna
Maybelle Myers
Glenn Spris
Vie Sherrystown
Charlotte Little
Wesley Little
Philadelhia
John W. Little
Joseph Wilkins
New Oxford
Warren N. Dean
Idaville Carlisle Road To Be Improved
State Highway Department plans immediate improvement of 382.87 miles across forty counties using low cost construction. Governor Pinchot-approved program aims to reduce mud roads and modernize the system bringing total miles improved this year to about 1300 including contract work with federal aid. Adams county receives 5.29 miles connecting Idaville with the Carlisle York Springs Hanover route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Samuel S. Lewis
Lewis
Beaver Falls
Pinchot
Adams County
Idaville
Carlsle
York Springs
Hanover
Stover Will Entered for Probate in Freedom Township
The will of Jacob H. Buzzy Stover of Freedom township is filed in probate with C G Taughinbaugh as register. Mary Stover widow is named executor and the estate is valued at $6,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob H. “Buzzy” Stover
Freedom Township
C. G. Taughinbaugh
Register and Recorder
Mary Stover
Student Wm Snyder Spends Summer at Parental Home
Wm Snyder a Williams College student Williamstown Massachusetts is spending the summer at his parental home on Carlisle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Snyder
Williams Colege
Williamstown
Mass
Carlisle Street
Lingg Visits Mother Near New Ox
Timothy Lingg of Philadelphia spent several days with his mother Mrs. Clement Lingg near New Ox, enjoying time together during a short family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Lingg
Philadelphia
Clement Lingg
New Oxford
Bunty Boy Suffers Fractured Collar Bone
Fred Bunty, son of Mr and Mrs R A Bunty near town, sustained a fractured collar bone in a recent tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bunty
R. A. Bunty
Zeiders and Dunstan Tie the Knot in Reading
Miss Esther N Zeiders of Greensburg formerly Gettysburg and William H Dunstan of Reading wed in Reading Friday. The Rev Dr E J Bond officiated at Memorial Church of the Holy Cross. The bride is the daughter of Mrs W J Zeiders and a Gettysburg College graduate who has taught at Headdon Field New Jersey for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Gettysburg
William H. Dunstan
Reading
E. J. Bond
Memorial Church of the Holy Cross
W. J. Zeiders
Greensburg
Gettysburg College
Headdonfield
New Jersey
Mrs Dorothy Daugherty and George Myers wed in Funkstown
Miss Dorothy Daugherty of Orrtanna and George Myers of Cedar Lawn Park Maryland were married Wednesday afternoon in the Lutheran church at Funkstown Maryland by Rev John Rensburg. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William D Daugherty of Orriana and graduated from Gettysburg High School on June 4. Mr Myers is a railway agent at Orrtanna Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Daugherty
Miss Helen Reigle Weds Edward Leftwich at Hanover
Miss Helen L Reigle of York daughter of Michael J Reigle and Edward Leftwich of Baltimore were married Wednesday at the bride's father home. Rev John H Greenwalt of the First Methodist Episcopal Church Hanover officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen L. Reigle
York
Michael J. Reigel
Hanover
Edward Leftwich
Baltimore
John H. Greenwalt
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Hanover
Wedding Surprise at Middletown Church Service
In Middletown the Church of God congregation heard Prof L C Barnet begin a wedding march as Willis H Martin and Miss Anna A Shanefelt joined in matrimony. The ceremony was led by the groom’s father Rev Jonas Martin with ring ritual, attended by Beatrice Meckley and James Younep. A small reception followed at the bridegroom’s parents’ home with guests including Mr and Mrs Russell G Houck, Agnes Shanefelt, Harry W Lockenbill, Claude Breneman, and Esther Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God In
Middletown
L. C. Barnet
Willis H. Martin
Jonas Martin
Hanover
Anna A. Shanefelt
Agnes Shanefelt
New Oxford
Beatrice Meckley
James Younep
Russell G. Houck
Harry W Lockenbill
Claude Breneman
York
Esther Byers
Highspire
Lobaugh Beamer nuptials in Bendersville parsonage
Miss Mildred K. Beamer of Bend ersville and Luther J. Lobaugh of Gardners were married at Bendersville Lutheran parsonage on Saturday afternoon by Rev. O. D. Coble. Attendants were Olive Beamer and Violet Kuntz. They will reside in Bendersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobaugh—Beamer
Mildred K. Beamer
Bendersville
Luther J. Lobaugh
Gardners
Bendersville Lutheran Parsonage
O. D. Coble
Olive Beamer
Violet Kuntz
East Berlin Couple United in East Berlin Home Ceremony
The Rev J Monre Danner and Miss Florence V Miller wed at the officiating minister’s East Berlin home. The groom, teller at Peoples State Bank, formerly managed Adams Transit. The bride, a Spring Grove graduate and Elisabeth town College alumna, has taught in Dauphin County and will reside on Locust Street East Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Monre Danner
East Berlin
Florence V. Miller
Clayton B. Miller
York R. 1
Geo. Hull
Peoples’ State Bank
Adams Transit Company
Bankert and Miller Tie Knot in Hanover Parsonage
Albert M. Bankert son of Pius Bankert and Pauline E. Miller granddaughter of Jacob E. Miller were married Tuesday in the Reformed Parsonage Hanover by Rev. Dr. E. M. Sando pastor of the West Mannelm Reformed charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankert—Miller
Albert M. Bankert
Pius Bankert
Hanover R. D
Pauline E. Miller
Jacob E. Miller
Hanover
Reformed Parsonage
E. M. Sando
West Mannelm
Marriage Licenses Issued in York County
Luther J Lobaugh wed Gardners and Mildred Kathryn Beamer at Rendersville. Geo Mumert married Pauline Detter in Latimore and Washington townships within York County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther J Lobaugh
Gardners
Mildred Kathryn Beamer
Rendersville
Geo Mumert
Latimore Township
Pauline Detter
Washington Township
York County
Reverend Dysart Joins Central Penna M E Conference Trip
The Rev R B Dysart of Hanover Street leaves Tuesday for the Central Penna conference of the M E church in Carlisle. He will remain there one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Dysart
Hanover Street
Central Penna
M. E
Carlisie
Furniture Sale and Banana Auction at Superior Garage
At Superior Garage New Oxford on Friday evening June 26 at 6 45 local time a combined furniture sale and banana auction is scheduled. Proceeds benefit the community fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Garage
New Oxford
Woman Killed Beneath Truck Near Wallet Residence
Mrs Agnes Bupp fifty nine a housekeeper for I W Wallet truck farmer of Dallastown was killed Wednesday afternoon when a farm produce truck backed onto her near the Wallet residence. The coroner Dr L U Zech found skull fractures and crushed chest as the cause. She left a husband William Bubb and is survived by two daughters, two brothers, and a sister. Interment was in New Oxford cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I W Wallet
Wallet
Joseph F Waltemyer
Dallastown
Henry Becker
Red Hull
William Bubb
West
Waltemyer
William
Edward Bus
Thomas McIntyre
Hanover
New Oxford
Community Visitors Share Weekends Across Nearby Towns
New Chester residents Miss Freda Groupe and Miss Lorrine Elliot vacationed with relatives near Hunterstown and Westminster Maryland. Several families from York Hunt erstown and surrounding areas joined gatherings with friends in Hampstead, Allentown, Harrisburg, Hanover and Heidlersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Groupe
Robert Weaver
Hunterstown
Lorrine Elliot
Westminster
Alvin Groupe
Geo. Trimmer
Geo. Groupe
Glenn McGuigan
James Walters
York
Wm. Hoff
Geo. Emlet
Bittingers
Sadie Hippensteel
D. H. Sharrer
Melvin Sharrer
Mary Ehrhart
M. L. Simmons
Hampstead
Gee
Millhimes
Oliver Shultz
Allentown
Bern Crist
Grant Mace
Steelton
Emma March
Harrisburg
Ross Patterson
Hanover
C. A. Brame
Ficholiz Given 60 Days in Jail in DUI Plea
Frank Eicholtz of New Oxford was sentenced to 60 days in jail and a $200 fine after pleading guilty to operating a vehicle under the influence before Judge Donald P. MacPheson on Monday afternoon. W Clarence Sheely of Gettysburg was appointed master in the divorce action of Cora A. Pittenturf against Harry J. Pittenturf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eicholtz
New Oxford
Nquor
Donald P. MacPheson
W. Clarence Sheely
Gettysburg
Cora A. Pittenturf
Harry J. Pittenturf
Miss Margaret Snyder Spends Thursday in Balttimure
Miss Margaret Snyder of Carlisle Street spent Thursday in Balttimure visiting friends and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Snyder
Carlisle Street
Balttimure
Church Notices for Sunday Services and Events
Pastor B D announces Sunday School at 9 a m worship at 10 15 a m and 7 p m with themes Heavenly Joy and Under the Mighty Hand Special music by the regular choir Holy Communion June 28 morning and evening Preparatory service Friday at 7 45 This Thursday Leon Ray Livingston will deliver Where is My Wandering Boy Tonight lecture Public invited Vacation Bible school Demonstration Night Friday at 7 30 Parents and friends invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reguasr
Leon Ray Livingston
Bible School
New Oxford Methodist Church Service Schedule
The Rev. B. Dysart is pastor. Sunday School at 9:00. B. Finharty superintendent. Children’s Day service at 7:00 PM. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
New Oxford Reformed Charge Announces Guest Preacher
The Rev H E Sheely leads St Pauls New Oxford with Rev John Myers of Catawba college as guest preacher for the worship service in the chapel while organ work continues. Emmanuel Abbottstown invites parishioners to Children’s Day services and Holy Communion on June 28 with a preparatory service beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Reformed
H. E. Sheely
St Paul's
New Oxford
Church School
John Myers
Catawba College
Salisbury
N. C
Emmanuel
Abbottstown
East Berlin Reformed Charge Adds June Services
East Berlin Reformed Charge announces services on June 21 at Hampton at 10 a.m with a catechetical lecture. Regular worship at New Chester at 7:30 p.m. follows a 6:30 p.m. Sunday School. The Young People's council program is postponed indefinitely to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
Hampton
New Chester
Young People’s Council
Lutheran Churches Hold Services and Programs This Week
New Chester Lutheran Charge holds Holy Communion at The Pines at 10 am. Gable Family orchestra from New Oxford will perform sacred music at Hampton Lutheran Church Sunday at 7 30 pm. A Children's Day program at Heidlersburg Lutheran Church Sunday at 7 30 pm. Fourth District S S convention sessions at Hampton Sunday were well attended. Reverend J Harold Little pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Chester
Fleet Wing Nine Beat Buchanan A C at Chambersburg 7 5
The Fleet Wing nine defeated Buchanan A C in Chambersburg 7 to 5 on Saturday. Bevenour fanned 13 batters before being hit by a batted ball in the sixth. Carbaugh and Sponseliers Zeigler led with standout fielding and hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Wing Nine
Buchanan A. C
Chambersburg
Bevenour
Chambersburgers
Carbaughs
Sponseliers
Zeigler
Marshall Family Moves In With Noel Household
Mr and Mrs Russell Marshall and daughter Doris of York now live at 3 Henry Noel Place with Mrs Marshall s parents Mr and Mrs Henry Noel W High Street Mr Marshall works in the Hoover Body Works York office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Marshall
Doris
York
Marshall
Henry Noel
W. High Street
Hoover Body Works
New Oxford Canning Factory Opens 1931 Pea Pack
The New Oxford canning factory started the 1931 pea pack on Monday. The crop is said to be good in quality and quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Ladies' Aid Society Meets at Ehrhart Home
The Ladies' Aid society held its regular meeting Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Elia Ehrhart on Carlisle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Aid Society
Elia Ehrhart
Carlisle Street
Extended
Banana Auction at Old Mirrage June 19
Friday evening auction to be held at the Old Mirage on Lincolnway West at nine oclock. No further details available in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolnway West
Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival at St Pauls Resumed Church
Class No 1 of St Pauls Resumed church will hold a strawberry and ice cream festival on the church lawn Saturday starting at a n o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Resumed
Bake Sale By Ladies Aid At First Lutheran Church
The Ladies Aid of the First Lutheran church plans a bake sale on Saturday in the Livingston building at a to be announced time. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
Livingston
Festival at Hunterstown June 20 Benefit of ME Church
Saturday event at Hunterstown features music and ample meals to support the Methodist church. Proceeds from the festival aid church programs and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunterstown
Benefit
Nana Auction At Superior Garage New Oxford Friday June 26
Auction notice for Nana Auction at Superior Garage in New Oxford on Friday June 26 starting around 6 45 p m. Local bidders invited to attend and place bids on items listed in the sale.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles William Wehler
Township
Mrs. Clinton Yeiser
David Eyser
Hospital News
Claire Jacobs
Arendtsville
Kathleen Wright
Warner
Dunstan—Zeiders
Esther N. Zeiders
Greens
Myers—Daugherty
Leftwich—Reigle
Martin Shanefelt
Danner—Miller
Agnes Bupp
Dallastown R. D
Harry Hulick
Roy Pottorff
N. F. Shank
Madalene
A. W. Frymyer
Bethlehem
Ralph Fair
Clair Tate
Proctor Snyder
Frank Myers
Darius Shull
Florence Trimmer
Near Here
John Tate
Paul Martin
S. H. Witter
Frank Miller
Katie Weaver
Frank Murch
Ficholiz
New Oxford Lutheran Charge
M. A
B. D
Superir Garage
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