Local events and community notes from New Oxford area
Local notices report Mrs. Pius Miller injured by a hog and receiving tetanus shot. Retired 76 year old John Weaver walked 26 miles to visit family. Property sales include Dorsey P. Shultz selling 80 acres to G W Jenkins. Bus driver Firmin Myers resigns from Adams Transit. York man Robert E. Manley awarded a patent for a brake band drilling machine. Corpus Christi procession planned at Paradise Protectory Abbottstown. Public and church events include a Better Baby clinic, parish sales, and a public sale for C M Deatrick. Local sports note New Oxford beat Manchester 11 0. York A A to play New Oxford. Community activities include Jubilee parade, festival receipts, and a New Oxford band concert. A scenic wood display by Boy Scout troop wins state prize with 85 species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius Miller
Cross Keys
John H. Weaver
New Oxford
Weaver
Edward Shultz
Buchanan Valley
Charles
Lincolnway
J. Firmin Myers
East Berlin
Adams Transit Company
Robert E. Manley
York
Kate W. Himes
Center Square
Manley Manufacturing Company
S. of V
Red Lion
Chas, Trimmer
W. High Street
David Grove
New Chester
Georgia Kohler
Sponseller
New Oxford Catholic
Henry Kaiser
Sarah Kemper
St Peters Street
Chas. K. Yeager
Susquehanna Foundry
Methodist Church
Alwine’s Grove
J. M. Hulick
Conewago Council
Local residents head to camps and reunions across states
Wm. Snyder returns from Williams College freshman year and plans month at Lennon Camp Massachusetts. T. Vernon Yohe returns to Brook Field Texas after two weeks with parents. Several locals join fishing trips to Crisfield Maryland and attend reunions at Gettysburg college. Many family visits and trips to Washington and other towns noted with multiple named residents and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Snyder
Carlisle Street
Williams College
Conn
Lennon
Massachusetts
T. Vernon Yohe
G. Allen Yohe
Pine Run
Brook Field
Texas
Fourth District Sunday School Convention Held at Abbottstown
The twenty fourth annual convention of the Fourth District Sunday School association convened at St John’s Lutheran church in Abbottstown with an afternoon program including devotions, songs, and leadership training, followed by a business session and an evening program featuring an education address and religious music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth District Sunday School Association
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Abbottstown
H. E. Sheely
Miss Grove
Harrisburg
R. B. Dysart
Paul Gladfelter
Waltemyer
Gettysburg
Sando
Hannover
Marriage of Miss Mary Small and Robert Strausbaugh
Miss Mary Small daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Small McSherrystown and Robert Strausbaugh son of Mr and Mrs Augustus Strausbaugh Edge Grove were married Tuesday morning in St Marys Catholic church McSherrystown by Rev L Augustus Reuater rector. Attendants were Miss Kathleen Nunemaker and Gerald Liversberger Edee Grove. A reception was held Tuesday evening at the bride’s parents home where the couple will reside. The groom is a nephew of Jos I Weaver of New Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Small
Louis Small
McSherrystown
Robert Strausbaugh
Augustus Strausbaugh
Edge Grove
St. Mary's Catholic Church
L. Augustus Reuater
Kathleen Nunemaker
Gerald Liversberger
Edee Grove
Jos. I. Weaver
New Oxford
Leese and Lehman Married in Westminster Wedding
George M. Leese of New Oxford and Miss Nellie M. Lehman of Thomasville were married Tuesday of last week at Grace Lutheran parsonage in Westminster. The ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Paul W. Quay with no attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Leese
New Oxford
Nellie M. Lehman
Thomasville
Grace Lutheran Parsonage
Westminster
Paul W. Quay
Raymond Grim Shettel and Beatrice Garrett wed in McSherrystown
Raymond Grim Shettel of York and Beatrice E. Garrett daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Garrett of Clearview Hanover were married Wednesday at St Pauls Lutheran Church McSherrystown by Rev Walter D Guss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shettel
Garrett Raymond Grim Shettel
York
Beatrice E. Garrett
H. W. Garrett
Clearview
Hanover
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
McSherrystown
Walter D. Guss
Harlacker and Grim Wed at Trinity Reformed Hanover
Donald W. Harlacker of Norris town and Miriam D. Grim of Lancaster married at Trinity Reformed Church Hanover in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. M. J. Roth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlacker—Grim Donald W. Harlacker
Norristown
Samuel J. Harlacker
Hanover
Miriam D. Grim
Lancaster
Trinity Reformed Church
M. J. Roth
Raubenstine and Buehler wed in Hanover church
Richard E. Raubenstine son of Mr and Mrs George H Raubenstine Hanover and Miss Kathryn P Buehler Philadelphia were married Sunday in Trinity Reformed church Hanover by Rev M J Roth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Raubenstine
George H. Raubenstine
Hanover
Kathryn P. Buehler
Philadelphia
Trinity Reformed Church
M. J. Roth
Jacobs and Kemper Wed at Grace Lutheran Parsonage
Alvin E. Jacobs of Hanover and Miss Katherine Kemper of Menges Mills were married Saturday at Grace Lutheran church parsonage in Westminster by the Rev. Paul W. Quay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin E. Jacobs
Hanover
Katherine Kemper
Menges Mills
Grace Lutheran Church Parsonage
Westminster
Paul W. Quay
Miss Agnes Hammer and John J Clutz Wed in Garden Ceremony
Miss Agnes Hammer of Douglaston Long Island and John J Clutz son of Dr and Mrs Frank Clutz of Gettysburg were married in the garden of the bride’s home Friday. The wedding was conducted by Rev Mr Riley Episcopal rector of Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Hammer
Douglaston
Long Island
John J. Clutz
Frank Clutz
Gettysburg
Mr. Riley
Marriage Report for John D. Smith and Beatrice V. Shetter
John D. Smith of McSherrystown and Miss Beatrice V. Shetter of York wed Saturday in First United Brethren Church conducted by Rev. Dr. John H. Hess. Both are employed in York Ice Machinery Corp. office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Smith
McSherrystown
Beatrice V. Shetter
York
John H. Hess
First United Brethren Church
Moyer and Brensinger Wed in Hereford Home
Norman Y. Moyer of Boyertown a Han over high school faculty member married Estelle Y. Brensinger at the bride’s Hereford home. They will reside in Hanover after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Y. Moyer
Boyertown
Hanover High School
Estelle Y. Brensinger
Hereford
Hanover
Local Health Notes Report Several Residents Suffering Illness
Sickness and recovery updates from Abbottstown and nearby areas include John Sponseller Mild stroke enabling him to sit up and George Hummer 85 seriously ill. Others ill are Levi Foulk White Hall Ralph Miller’s son Luther Yoke Peggy Hafer and James Carns. Mrs Hoover shows slight improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Sponseller
Lincolnway
Geo. S. Hummer
Mr. Hummer
Wm. B. McIlhenny
Hunterstown
Esther Haverstick
Harrisburg
W. Ralph Miller
Levi Foulk
White Hall
Ralph
Luther Yoke
Pine Run
Peggy
Edna Hafer
Abbottstown
Washington Hoover
Hamilton Township
Fourteenth Harrisburg Catholic Laymen Retreat at Mt St Marys
The diocese of Harrisburg retreat for laymen and an accompanying boys retreat will be held at Mt St Marys College Emmitsburg. The laymen retreat runs from Friday evening July 11 to Monday morning July 14. A parallel boys retreat for ages 14 to 19 runs Friday evening July 18 to Monday morning July 21. Last year seventy three boys attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diocese of
Harrisburg
Adams County
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Harrisburg visitors spend Sunday with Linconway couple
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Lepperd Mrs. Mary Crimmel Mrs. Emma Mc Cann and Walter Rhoades Jr of Harrisburg spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Ralph Muller on Linconway Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Lepperd
Mary Crimmel
Emma McCann
Walter Rhoades, Jr
Harrisburg
W. Ralph Muller
Linconway
Hanover Area Hospital News Highlights And Discharges
Multiple local patients undergo appendicitis and tonsil procedures at Hanover and Warner hospitals. Included are 15 year old Mary Hoff of Waldheim, Charles Sponseller of New Oxford, and Miss Jennie Neiderer, with several others admitted or discharged to and from Hanover, Warner, and associated towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hoff
Ralph Hoff
Waldheim
Hanover Hospital
Chas. Sponseller
New Oxford
Warner Hospital
Chas. Staub
Henry M. Martin, Jr
J. Harold Diehl
Gettysburg
Harry J. Ohler
Littlestown
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Baltimore
Burton Smith
Anna Alleman
Evanston Hospital
Evanston
J. McCrea Dickson
John Arentz
Hanover R. D
Bertha Mae Varner
Charles H. Varner
Hanover
Greencastle
Warner
Caroline Smiley
Anna Swisher
Anna Welkert
William T. Deardorff
East Berlin
Lester Reichert
David Markle
Louise Deardorff
R. D
Paul L. Roy
Leppo and Haner Tie License in Westminster Md
Leroy J. Leppo of McSherrystown and Miss Harriett Haner of Hanover obtained a marriage license at Westminster Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy J. Leppo
McSherrystown
Harriett Haner
Hanover
Westminster
Keep Off Grass At Circle On Centre Square
The New Oxford Town Council warns residents to stay off newly beautified grass at Center Square. Borough police will arrest violators with fines and costs for deliberate breaches. June 3, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
New Oxford Town
Heidlersburg Area News Highlights Local Visitors and Events
Dale and George Weaver of near Heidlersburg vacationing in Atlantic City. Velma Weaver and Romayne Sechrist, both nurses, visit Mrs. Kate Weaver near Heidlersburg. Funeral held for Stanton S Kennedy of Five Points with large attendance and sermon by Rev. Samuel Pittenger. Sunbeam Circle at St. Mark's Lutheran Heidlersburg met at Clarence Ecker’s home. Numerous residents visit families and attend church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Weaver
R. N
Spring Grove
Romayne Sechrist
Dallastown
J. H. Little
Gettysburg
Roy M Weaver
Lancaster
Kate Weaver
Heidlersbore
Stanton S. Kennedy
Five Points
Samuel Pittenger
York Springs
Warren
Robert Sterner
Glenn Weaver
Kenneth Shil
Clair
Freemont Kennedy
Sunbean’ Circle
St. Mark's Lutheran Sunday School
Heidlersburg
Clarence Ecker
Reba Shull
Myr Rudisill
Doris
Jos. Cool
New Chester
Earl Spangler
Harrisburg
Hannah Houck
W. S. Houck, Esq
Gardners Station
Frank Weigle
Woodside
E. L. Weigle
Births and newborns listed for Hanover area families
Mr and Mrs Charles E Shriner Hanover June 12 a daughter. Mr and Mrs Martin Seyomore Bonneauville a daughter. Mr and Mrs Leo Golden Bonneauville a son weighing ten pounds. Mr and Mrs Walter Raffensperger Bonneauville a daughter. Mr and Mrs Charles Baker near Maple Grove a daughter. Mr and Mrs David H Musselman Hanover June 9 a son Albert James. Mr and Mrs Peter Gebhart Bonneauville June 14 a son. Mr and Mrs Paul H Bowers Littlestown an eight pound son Paul Eugene Thursday. Before marriage Mrs Bowers was Miss Esther Newman Gettysburg. Mr and Mrs Joseph D Caler Hanover June 11 a daughter June Elizabeth. Mr and Mrs Paul Louey Hanover Thursday a daughter Catherine Irene. Mr and Mrs Curtis J Hemler South Street Saturday a daughter belare Elizabeth. Mrs Hemler before marriage Grace A Brown. Mr and Mrs Melvin Speelman Cumberland Township Monday a son. Mr and Mrs Samuel Shull Straban Township Saturday a son. Mr and Mrs Melvin Hankey Cumberland Township Friday a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Shriner
Hanover
Martin Seymore
Bonneauville
Leo Golden
Walter Raffensperger
Charles Baker
Maple Grove
David H. Musselman
Albert James
Catherine Irene
Curtis J. Hemler
South Street
Belare Elizabeth
Hemler
Grace A. Brown
Melvin Speelman
Cumberland Township
Samuel Shull
Straban Township
Melvin Hankey
Long Family Reunion Held Across Townships
A Sunday family reunion gathered multiple branches of the Long family at Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Long home in Oxford township. Attendees included Ruth, James, Agnes, Florence, Jerome, and others from McSherrystown New Oxford Bonneauville Littlestown York and nearby areas. The day featured games and pleasant moments for all generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Long
Oxford Township
Ruth
James
Agnes
Florence
Jerome
William Groft
Annie
Grace
Mary
Carrie John
Bernard
McSherrystown
Wilmer Muller
Hilda
Richard
York
Leo Long
Kathleen
Edward
Geraldine
Emma
Glenn
New Oxford
George Long
Chilren
Charlotte
Doris
Bonneauville
Charles Long
Littlestown
Charles Ackerman
Anna
John Hoffman
Appointment of Auditor in Mt. Pleasant Township
Judge D P McPherson names W G Buehl as auditor for Mt Pleasant township succeeding resigning Paul Ginter. The move follows Ginter's resignation and assigns Buehl to oversee fiscal duties in the township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Buehl
Mt. Pleasant Township
D. P. McPhreson
Paul Ginter
Deaths and funerals of Mrs. Alverta Diehl Bender and Andrew Lau
Mrs. Alverta Diehl Bender aged 60 of Gettysburg died Saturday at Warner hospital after seven weeks illness. Survived by husband George W. Bender two brothers and a stepdaughter. Funeral held Tuesday at New Oxford. Andrew G Lau formerly of New Oxford died in Baltimore after a week with stroke at age 7. Survived by wife two children and many relatives. Burial in New Oxford Catholic cemetery with grave services by Rev Fr Joseph Whalen. six grandsons served as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alverta (Diehl) Bender
George W. Bender
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Joseph R
Catherine A. Slagle
Diehl
New Oxford
Cdr Diehl
Mod. Diehl
EE. J. Diehl
Lancaster
Angstadt Ream
Elizabethtown
Andrew G Lau
Baltimore
Mr Lau
George
Louisa Lau
George Lau
Joseph B. Weaver
Hanover
Daniel Ziegler
Jacob Lau
John Lau
Reading
Charles Owens
York
Amos H Butt Was Gettysburg Garage Proprietor Dies
Amos H Butt, 67, noted Gettysburg garage owner and former taxi operator, died at Warner hospital after several weeks of illness. Born near Knoxlyn, he lived much of his life in Gettysburg, ran a restaurant, served as one of the first licensed Gettysburg Hanover taxi operators, later owned a garage and refreshment stand, and was a battlefield guide for 25 years. Survived by his daughter Mrs Walter Reynolds, three sons Norman Harrisburg Carnal and Ralph Butt, a sister, brother, and half brother. Funeral services were held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos H. Butt
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Knoxlyn
Henry Butt
Butt
Hanover
Harry Wentz
Adams Transit Company
Walter Reynolds
Norman H. Butt
Harrisburg
Carnal L. Butt
Ralph Butt
Charles Fink former Hanover resident dies at 65
Charles Fink, formerly of Hanover, died at the York county home at 1 30 p m Friday from a complication of diseases. He was 65. His only survivor is his sister Mrs Annie H Bear of Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fink
Hanover
York County
Annie H. Bear
Harrisburg
Death of Gregory Lawrence in Brushtown at 67
Gregory Lawrence died at his home in Brushtown on Wednesday from complications of diseases. He was 67, a son of the late David and Harriet Lawrence. Survived by his wife Agnes Nelder, three children Mrs Roy Emmett of Hanover Algie Lawrence and Harry Lawrence of Hanover, two brothers Joseph Lawrence and Ignatius Lawrence, and two sisters Mrs Vincent Myers and Mrs Martin Hemler. Funeral was held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Lawrence Gregory Lawrence
Brushtown
David
Harriet Lawrence
Agnes Nelder
Roy Emmett
Hanover
Algie Lawrence
Harry Lawrence
Joseph Lawrence
Ignatius Lawrence
McSherrystown
Vincent Myers
Martin Hemler
Byers longtime Littlestown carpenter dies after stroke
William Henry Byers 67 a Littlestown carpenter died at his home Wednesday evening from a stroke suffered four weeks earlier. He had been in poor health two months. Survived by wife Louisa Gouker two relatives and a sister and brother. Funeral services were held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. H. Byers
William Henry Byers
Littlestown
Louisa Gouker
Myra Miller
Nelson Zepp
Deep Run
Maryland
George Byers
York
Mrs Elizabeth Miller Muller Dies After Stroke in Cashtown
Mrs Elizabeth Catherine Muller 75 widow of McClean J Muller died at granddaughter Mrs Donald Hershey home Cashtown from a paralytic stroke suffered February 22 1929. She was born near Luittles town and lived at Hilltown forty six years where her husband operated a sawmill. She is survived by son Ernest G Maller of Halltown and granddaughters Mrs Wonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Miller
Elizabeth Catherine Muller
McClean J. Muller
Donald Hershey
Cashtown
Muses
Mary
Duttera) Schwartz
Luittlestown
Hilltown
Maller
Ernest G. Maller
Halltown
Wonald
Community visitors from around region gather for family and church events
A wide list of visitors and hosts from Round Hill to York Springs, Aspers, Hanover, and Abbottstown share weekend hospitality. Names include families of Shelleman, Peters, Myers, Bosserman, Staub, Yohe, and Hartzell. The piece notes church attendance at Hershey park conference and a funeral for Andrew Asper, a long-time Church of the Brethren member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Shelleman
Round Hill
Daniel Delap
Wm. Harman
Heidlersburg
Bessie Peters
Gettysburg
Guy
Howard Trieher
George Millhimes
Baltimore
Guy Shelleman
Besse Peters
Lewis
Round Hull
Dorothy Myers
W. E. Thomas Bowlder
John George, Sr
Chas. Shaffer
Chambersburg
Alice Paxton
Hattie
Mary
York Springs
Chas Wolfe
Ervin Smith
Russel Lobaugh
Melvin
Lester Sterner
East Berlin
John George
Hanover
Ralph Troff
Elva Eppleman
Aspers
FH. B. Dicks
Mervin Bosserman
Victory
Daniel Hartzell
Ralph Winand
Roy Swope
Robert Staub
Tully
N. Y
Nadine Eltz
June Little
Carlton Zartman
J. R. Starry
Albert Orth
Jacob Trimmer
York
Annie Osler
Frances Berry
Lawrence Lower
Lykens
J. H. Lansinger
Lower
Virginia
Pittsburgh
G. W. M. Stock
New York City
Herbert Sheets
Marguerite
Clifton Harman
Emma Kime
Higgenbotham
New Oxford
Raymond Stock
Abbottstown
Dudley
S. W. Stock
Andrew Asper
Asper
Church of the Brethren
W. E. Thomas
Bowlder
Albert Myers
Hudson
Lemasters
Stephen Wolf
Kramer
C. H. Rickrode
Viola Ehrhart
John and
Ruth
Attendance Certificates Sent to North Adams Students
W Raymond Shank Adams County superintendent of schools has completed sending perfect attendance certificates and seals to students with no tardies or absences. Six hundred ten certificates were issued for first time perfect attendance and six hundred sixty one seals were issued for duplicating a previous year record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Raymond Shank
Adams County
Marriage license issued to Eugene Eline and Bernadine Carbaugh
A marriage license was issued at the office of W A Getselman clerk of the courts on Tuesday afternoon to Eugene Winfield Eline of McSherrys town and Bernadine Elizabeth carbaugh of Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Getselman
Eugene Winfield Eline
McSherrys
Bernadine Elizabeth Carbaugh
Hanover
Church Notices at First and St Pauls Reformed Churches
First Evangelical Lutheran church schedules Sunday School at 9 am with family classes and Holy Communion at 10 15 am and 7 pm. A preparatory service Friday at 8 pm and baptismal service Sunday at 2 pm. A special musical program is set for Sunday evening June 29 at 7 pm. St Pauls Reformed church invites all to services at 9 am church school and 10 am worship with a sermon on the Need of a Present Day Pentecost. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
George E. Sheffer
First Lutheran Church
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
H. E. Sheely
Emmanuel Reformed Church Service Schedule Abbottstown
Emmanuel Reformed church lists Sunday School at 9 a.m. and a worship service at 7 p.m. The 7 p.m. service has moved up a half hour for the district Sunday School convention starting at 7:30. Sermon titled The Need of a Present Day Pentecost. Summer communion set for Sunday morning June 29 with preparatory service before. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Abbottstown
Church Services Recalled Over Abbottstown Convention
Hampton Reformed Church for 10 a.m. Sunday and Brethren 10 30 a.m. and Lutheran Sunday School 9 a.m. have been recalled as the fourth district U S convention at Abbottstown takes Sunday afternoon and evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Reformed Church
Brethren
Lutheran S
Sunday services at St. John’s Reform ed church
Preaching at St. John’s Reform ed church New Chester Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock Sunday School at 1 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Reformed Church
New Chester
Lutheran Services and Children’s Day Events
Lutheran services are held Sunday in Heidlersburg at 10 a.m. No preaching at Hampton at 2 p.m. due to the 4th District convention at Abbottstown. Children’s Day exercises at The Pines at 7:30 p.m. led by Rev. J. H. Little, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidlersburg
Hampton
Abbottstown
the Pines
J. H. Little
East Berlin Reformed Charge Services Schedule
The East Berlin Reformed church announces services on June 22 with Hampton at 10 a.m. and New Chester at 2 p.m. The schedule lists two congregations and specific times for each service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
Hampton
New Chester
York Springs Lutheran Charge Service and Sunday School Times
York Springs Lutheran Charge lists Lower Bermudian Sunday School at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m York Springs Sunday School at 9 30 a m with a joint young people's service at the M E church in the evening Chestnut Grove Sunday School at 9 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Springs Lutheran
Manhattan Honeymoon at Parochial Hall for St Marys
A three act comedy drama by Lil lian Mortimer titled Manhattan Honeymoon will be staged at Parochial hall New Oxford on Friday and Saturday evenings to benefit St Marys Catholic church. Rev Father Joseph N Whalen catechesis and coaching are noted. The Bronx Cohen flat backdrop features a cast led by Papa and Mama Cohen with Roy Smith Annie Lillian Staub Rex Reed Gypsy Nash Reed Lilian Eckert Jimmie O Royprice Sammy Gonorowsky John Potst Mrs Sybil Nash Dorothy Carbaugh Lawrence Bevenour and others in a story of a young couple trying to live on almost nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Lillian Mortimer
Parochial Hall
New Oxford
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Joseph N. Whalen
Cohen
Delicatessen
Bronx
New York
Papa Cohen
Roy Smith
Annie
Bank
Lillian Staub
Mamma Cohen
Mary Frances Weaver
Reba Cohen
Margaret Gebhart
Rex Reed
Fred Weaver
Gypsy Nash Reed
Lilian Eckert
Jimmie O'Royprice
John Potst
Sammy Gonorowsky
John Smith
Summer Visit for William Novel Family in Hunters Town
Mr and Mrs Wiliam Novel and daughter June of Phoenix Arizona formerly of Adams County spend the summer with Mrs Noel's father H S Little in Hunters town. Mr Noel, Spanish American War veteran, moved to Arizona four or five years ago to regain health which failed during service.
Ground broken for Noah Snyder dwelling in Lattlestown
Ground was broken for a new house to be built for Noah Snyder in Lattlestown, marking the start of construction on a local residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Snyder
Lattlestown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorsey P. Shultz
G. W. Jenkins
Renick
W. Va
John C. Myers
E. C. Livingston
E. T. Auker
Emory Melhorn
Crisfield
Elizabeth Ann Sheffer
J. A. Sheffer
Stoverstown
Paul Marshall
Webster Grove
Gettysburg College
Marshall
Reba Fmmert Marshall
George W. Emmett
Miriam Myers
T. E. Warner
Hanover Street
Helen Slaybaugh
H. C
Slaybaugh
Emma Miller
Paul P. Miller
Business and Industrial Girls Club
James Shover
Maine
White Mountains
Mt. Washington
Annie Miller
Ellen Buck
LeRoy Rife
Ethel Wehler
Middle West
Annie Buckminster
R. J. Morgan
H. E. Lough
William McClain
Wrightsville
Clarence Wolfe
Jonas Wolfe
Chas. Geisler
Luther Minter
F. J. Wolfe
Berlin Avenue
Martha Minter
Wolfe
Harry Becker
Reisterstown
B. W. Griffin
Josephine
Virginia Griffin
Cleveland
Ohio
Margaret Wagner
Washington
Harry Walters
Henry Carbaugh
Aberdeen
Geo. D. Sheely
State College
Rockview Penitentiary
Adams Transit
Charles A. Myers
Congressional
Mr. Menges
S. S
Small—Strausbaugh
Leese—Lehman
Raubenstine—Buehler
Jacobs—Kemper
Clutz—Hammer
Moyer
Brensinger
James B. Carns
Hospital News
W. D. Myers
New Oxford, Pa
Dale
George Weaver
Atlantic City
Geo. W. Bender
Papa
Mama Cohen
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