Local social notes span Hanover and nearby towns
John Melhorn leads a Breezy Point fishing party that yielded 300 plus fish. J Felix Sanders joins the Harrisburg revenue department, and Miss G Arlene Bower visits family in Philadelphia. Donald Deardorff wedding plans in Hanover, and 135 attend Pittenturf reunion near Gettysburg. Local residents travel, study, and shop from Lincolnway West to Drexel Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Melhorn
Lincoln Bay East
Hanover
Breezy Point
Second 21-Year-Old Registration Day Proclaimed
Governor James proclaims July 1 as the second Selective Service registration day for men who have turned 21 since October 16, 1940. Registrations run 7 am to 9 pm at 422 local boards statewide, with Adams County offices in New Oxford and Gettysburg. The day is a state emergency under liquor-closure provisions. schools are closed. The governor urges employers to grant time off and citizens to assist in the defense effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govenor James
Commonwealth
Adams County
New Oxford
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Fostoria Crystal Pleases June Brides
Mark E. Trone, jeweler at Baltimore Street and Hanover, markets Fostoria Crystal as an ideal gift for June brides, highlighting its shine and lasting appeal.
Sea Wolf Opens Friday At Earl Theatre
Edward G. Robinson Ida Lupino and John Garfield lead the cast of The Sea Wolf Warner Bros screen version of Jack London novel opening Friday at the Earl Theatre. Robert Rossen adapted the screenplay from London with Michael Curtiz directing. Also featured are Gene Lockhart Barry Fitzgerald Alexander Knox Stanley Ridges Francis McDonald Howard da Silva and a large supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Robinson
Ida Lupino
John Garfield
the Sea Wolf
Warner Bros
Jack London
Earl Theatre
London
Robert Rossen
Wolf Larsen
Michael Curtiz
Hsaster
Gene Lockhart
Barry Fitzgerald
Alexander Knox
Stanley Ridges
Francis McDonald
Howard da Silva
Sanders Receives Degree From Temple University
William A. Sanders son of Mr and Mrs J Felix Sanders North Peters street graduated last Thursday from Temple University Philadelphia with a Bachelor of Science in Education He majored in commercial education and belonged to Kappa Kappa Phi and Kappa Kappa Psi He was in the band four years and the glee club two years and served as assistant manager of the basketball team for three years Mr and Mrs J Felix Sanders attended the commencement exercises with Harold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Sanders
J. Felix Sanders
North Peters Street
Temple University
Philadelphia
Kappa Kappa Phi
Kappa Kappa Psi
Glee Club
Harold
Temple
Squire Straley's Court Happenings
Information was laid on June 13 against Clarence Hoff of Hampton on a reckless driving charge. Hoff allegedly used New Oxford Square as a racetrack. Glenn S Wolf of New Oxford faced a charge for an improper pass. George J Miller of Gettysburg R D 5 was charged for using license plates on a different car. William D Riley of New Orleans was charged with speeding 62 mph. he paid a $10 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hoff
Hampton
Hoff
New Oxford Square
Glenn S. Wolf
New Oxford
George J. Miller
Gettysburg
Justice Straley
William D. Riley
New Orleans
Class of 1938 to Hold Meeting
New Oxford high school class of 1938 schedules a meeting at 8 o clock Tuesday evening at Miss Harriet Sadler s Lincolnway East home. Plans for the fourth annual reunion are set, with President Stephen Weaver urging all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Oxford High School
Harriet Sadler
Lincolnway East
Stephen Weaver
Livingston’s Restaurant Weekend Ice Cream Promo
Free Saturday and Sunday offer includes one-half pint orange sherbet with every quart of regular ice cream at Livingston's restaurant. Limited to weekend days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston’s
Livingston's
Watch and Clock Repairing at Melhorn's Jewelry Store
Watch and clock repair services advertised at Melhorn's Jewelry Store offering cleaning, adjustment, and minor part replacements to restore timepieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watch & Clock
Melhorn
Westinghouse
Weddings, visits, and local notices from Hanover area
J R Hamm of Carlisle street is now able to get around again after illness. The wedding of Stephen B Weaver and Janet Elaine Sullivan is set for Saturday at 8 am at St Joseph's Church Hanover. Harold Sanders of Temple University visits with his parents. Local boards call 37 selectees for final physicals between June 23 and July 9. Sunday visitors include regional residents and relatives from State College York and Pittsburgh. Various residents visited, hosted, or hosted events across Hanover, Gettysburg, and surrounding towns. A birthday party for Gwendolyn Freed attracted many friends. Rodger Anthony, infant son of Henry and Mrs Smith, christened at St Mary's with sponsors Mahlon Smith. St Mary's convent closes for summer. sisters attend Dallas College. Waltman joins New Oxford Meat Market staff. Powell and Brownley return from Newark for weekend visit. Mrs Annie Hoffman spending time in Thurmont, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stock
Lloyd Stock
North Peters Street
Donald Sheely
D. J. A. Sheely
East High Street
Williamson Trade School
Philadelphia
Catherine Miller
Moravian College
Bethlehem
John E. C. Miller
Lincolnway West
Hanover
R. D
Joyce Kathryn Nace
Donald R. Deardorff
Etta Deardorff
Lincolnway East
New Oxford
St. David's Lutheran Church
German’s Park
Gettysburg
Lulu Miller
Augustus Noel
Hebron Lodge
Harrisburg
York
Urban Robinson
West High Street
Bollinger
Charles Livingston
Lehigh University
J. R. Hamm
Carlisle Street
Stephen B. Weaver
Corrine Weaver
Janet Elaine Sullivan
Paul Sullivan
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Harold Sanders
Temple University
Mrs
J. Felix Sanders
Adams County
G. A. Klinger
Guy Miller
State College
George Klingel
Betty Diehl
Margaret Larson
Butler
Pittsburgh
M. D. DeTar
Jas. W. Barnitz
Hanover Street
E. R. Trimmer
Wm. Zellers
F. S. Smith
Ed. Lough
Salavia
H. E. Lough
Madeline McCadden
Alto
John McCadden
Lansdale
A. F. McCadden
Berlin Street
Albert Smith
Baltimore
Kate Wagner
Eleanora Miller
Naomi Hulick
Elizabethtown
Wilson A. Bream
Robert Hershey
Ambler
Regis J. Smith
Mary Nolan
Washington, D. C
Joseph P. Smith
Gwendolyn
M. R. Freed
Barbara Schimmel
Eugene Bowser
Betty Gable
Angela Weaver
Fred Gable
Gloria Weaver
Nancy Gable
Gwendolyn Hamm
Sylvia Schimmel
Shirley Smith
K. S. Hoffmeister
Kathryn Webcbler
Rodger Anthony
Henry W. Smith
St. Mary’s Church
Mahlon Smith
Robert D. Hartnett
Annabelle Kuhn
Berlin Junction
St. Mary’s Convent
Dallas College
M. Angelita
M. Anslem
M. Claudia
M. Nazaretta
J. Roy Waltman
Center Square
A. R. Powell
Robert E. Brownley
Dugan Brothers Company
Newark
N. J
Old Three Pence Note From 1777 Found In East Berlin
L E Grimm of East Berlin formerly New Oxford owns a Pennsylvania three pence currency bill dated 1777. Only the treasurer’s signature is worn away by age. The face reads To counterfeit is death Three Pence Philadelphia Printed by John Dunlap. The relic came from David Sechrist near Bermudian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Grimm
East Berlin
New Oxford
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
John Dunlap
Grimm
David Sechrist
Bermudian
Two Men Plead Guilty in Forcible Entry Case
Wilmer Gorman of New Oxford and John Cullison of Baltimore pleaded guilty in York County Court to forcible entry. Gorman is to serve a suspended sentence and report in August while in custody of his father and the probation officer. Cullison is jailed for three months. They were arrested at the Hi Way theater in York on May 28 and Cullison has a prior record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Gorman
New Oxford
John Cullison
Baltimore
York County
Hi- Way
York
1941 Philco Refrigerator at Leon Smith's Barber Shop
A 1941 Philco refrigerator is showcased at Leon Smith's Barber Shop on Hanover Street. Barbers and patrons note its vintage design and cooling value in the shop window display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philco
Leon Smith
Hanover Street
Adams Council Renames Baker Adams Council Renames Baker
Adams County Council of Christian Education re elected Harry T. Baker as president at the forty second annual convention held in Arendtsville Lutheran Church. Officers and speakers addressed church, Sunday School workers, and youth education with focus on evangelism and better religious instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Baker
Littlestown
Adams County Council of Christian Education
Arendtsville Lutheran Church
Harry F. Baughman
Gettysburg Lutheran ‘Theological Seminary
Peter
Baker
Irishtown Carnival Weekend Fire Company Fundraiser
The Irishtown Fire company hosts a two day carnival with fried spring chicken suppers from 4 p m, refreshments, and a parade of York and Adams county firemen at 6 30 p m on Saturday. Conewago Chapel buses run to the carnival after 4 40 p m, free parking provided near the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irishtown
Bud's Place to Open at Five Points Hanover
Grand opening set for Bud's Place at Five Points Hanover replacing the New Franklin restaurant. George Ginter, a well known local, becomes proprietor and offers daily platter luncheons seafood soups sandwiches pies ice cream soft drinks cigars and more with motto good foods and service at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud’s Place
New Franklin
Five Points
Hanover
George Ginter
Gebhart Son Recovering From Scarlet Fever
Fred Gebhart son of Mr and Mrs Albert Gebhart has been ill at home with scarlet fever and is now able to be about at intervals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gebhart
Albert Gebhart
Misery
Deaths Miss Elizabeth Hemminger
Miss Elizabeth Hemminger former Carlisle resident died June 13 at her sister’s home in Bridgeport Connecticut. Survived by sisters Ruth Hemminger and Jane Hemminger and brothers Robert Charles Mervin John David Hemminger, with services at J R Shulenberger Funeral Home Carlisle and burial in Newville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hemminger
Carlisle
D. B. Brennan
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Jacob
Ellen Mitten Hemminger
Brennan
Ruth Hemminger
Robert Hemminger
New Oxford
Jane Hemminger
St. Paul
Minnesota
Charles Hemminger
Chico
California
Mervin
John Hemminger
Modesto
David Hemminger
Wisconsin
J R. Shhulenberger
Newville
Local man Gordon Signor, 45, dies after illness
Gordon S Signor of near Granite dies at 12 30 am in West Side Sanitorium York after years of illness. He ran a tavern on Lincoln Highway for eight years and previously worked 10 years for Gulf Refining Company in York. Survived by widow Viola, two children William and Robert, his parents, and a brother. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from home with Rev Ralph R Gresh officiating. interment Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon S. Signor
Granite
West Side
York
Lincoln Highway
Gulf Refining Company
Homer
New York
William
Carrie
Carl) Signor
Straban Township
Mgr. Signor
Gettysburg Lodge of the Moose
Albert J. Lentz
American Legion
First Baptist Church
Burlington
New Jersey
Viola
Myers) Signor
Philadelphia
Robert
William Signor
Laurel
Delaware
Ralph R. Gresh
St. James Lutheran
Evergreen Cemetery
Butch Chrismer 31 Dies in Bonneauville Home
Charles Butch Chrismer died June 12 at his parents home Bonneauville from a complication of diseases. He married Mary Alice Miller on February 24, 1930. Survived by widow, parents, three daughters, and six siblings. funeral from Joseph Chrismer home with mass at St. Joseph's Bonneauville. Interment in church cemetery. Pallbearers named: Miller, Gephart, Slusser, Claybaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles “Butch” Chrismer
Joseph A. Chrismer
Bonneauville
Niagara Falls
New York
Mary Alice Miller
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Joseph Chrismer
Donald Miller
John Miller
Leo Gephart
Guy Gephart
John Slusser
Francis Claybaugh
Mrs Staub Dies at 53 in Harrisburg Rites Held
Mrs. Catherine E. Staub wife of Joseph F. Staub of Bonneauville Gettysburg R 5 died Thursday June 12 in Harrisburg at age 53. She was daughter of the late Franklin J Miller and Jennie Ryder Miller. Survived by husband eight children and seven grandchildren. Requiem Mass held Monday at St Josephs Catholic Church Bonneauville. interment in St Josephs Cemetery. Pallbearers Caspar Myers Emory Gulden James Eck John Clabaugh Charles Crism er Thomas Gephart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Staub
Catherine E. Staub
Bonneauville
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Franklin J
Jennie (Ryder) Miller
Staub
Rosary Society
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Bernard Lawrence
Hanover
Charles Lawrence
Francis V. Staub
Boneauville
Charles L
Raymond
Norman
Dolores
Robert Staub
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Funeral notice for Miss Jane Groft at St Josephs McSherrystown
Miss Jane Groft aged 79 died Thursday afternoon at 12 30 o clock at St Josephs Academy in McSherrystown. Her death leaves a local family seeking services and burial arrangements. The record notes her age and place of passing in this obituary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Groft
St. Joseph's Academy
McSherrystown
Genuine Lane Cedar Chests From Leinhardt Bros
Cedar chests priced at 14.95 and up offered by Leinhardt Brothers with locations at 33 Baltimore Street Hanover and 277 283 West Market Street York Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LANE
Leinhardt Bros
Baltimore St
Hanover
Market St
York, Pa
N. O. Boy Scouts To Attend Safari
Boy Scout troops 85 and 86 from New Oxford will travel Thursday to Col. Mahlon Haines ranch near Wrightsville for a York Adams safari. The event features tent living, self cooking, a cowboys and Indians delegation, and a rodeo supervised by Col. Haines Ray Franer and local councilors C P Keefer and Merle Yohe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Col
Mahlon Haines
Wrightsville
York-Adams
Col. Haines
New Oxford Scouts
C. P. Keefer
Merle Yohe
Ray Franer
York
Court Happenings From Squire Orndorft's District
A sequence of speeding fines and notices across New Jersey Maryland and Pennsylvania. Individuals including Stewart Adams Richard Smyers Virginia Falls Harry Kriegel Floyd OHern Milan Soleff George Belkie and J R Rodgers face fines and notices for speeding operating without license and improper passes. Some cases date in May June with fines up to 25 dollars and 10 day notices issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Smyers
Virginia Falls
Glenside
Harry Kriegel
Kew Gardens
N. Y
Floyd O'’Hern
Sparrows Point
Milan Soleff
Harrisburg
George Belkie
Eugene Bowers
York
Daniel Shull
Pauline Newbould
J. R. Rodgers
Slippery Rock
Waldo Shields
Biglerville
Wm. Bukert
Audubon
Vacation Bible School Demonstration Night at First Lutheran
The Daily Vacation Bible School notes an eighty enrollment and high attendance despite rain. Sessions run 9 to 11 30 a m with a hand work period. Demonstration Night will be at First Lutheran Church Friday at 7 30 p m, public invited to see religion study in a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Births Are Announced in Several Nearby Towns
Dr and Mrs W E Fisickinger York Springs announce a son Frederic William born at Warner Hospital Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs C E Curley Gettysburg R3 announce a son James Richards born Bryn Mawr Hospital Monday night. Mrs John B Miller Bellefonte announce a daughter Pamela Ann born June 9. Miller is athletic coach at Bellefonte High. Mr and Mrs Dennis Wallick Littlestown announce a daughter Betty Emma born at Warner Hospital Saturday. A son Barry Laverne was born to Mr and Mrs Dale Miller Gettysburg at the hospital Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Fisickinger
York Springs
Frederic William
Warner Hospital
C. E. Curley
Gettysburg R. 3
James Richards
Bryn Mawr Hospital
John B. Miller
Bellefonte
Pamela Ann
Miller
Gettysburg
Bellefonte High School
Dennis Wallick
Littlestown
Betty Emma
Barry Laverne
Dale Miller
Stieff Silver Ideal Gift for June Bride
Mark E. Trone, jeweler at 44 Baltimore Street, Hanover, Pa, promotes Stieff silver as the ideal gift for the June bride. The ad targets shoppers seeking wedding presents and features a local jeweler offering fine silver pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stieff
Mark E. Trone
Balto. St
Hanover
Rings for the June Bride
A brief notice directs readers to Melhorn, Jeweler, for rings for the upcoming June wedding season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melhorn
Toal Rickrode Wedding at St Marys New Oxford
Miss Nadine Rickrode and Raymond Toal united in marriage at St. Marys Church New Oxford. Rev Robert D Hartnett officiated with Cyril J Rickrode and Miss Dorothy Sto as attendants. After a private breakfast the couple left for a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine, Rickrode
Berlin Avenue
Raymond Toal
Hanover
St. Mary's Church
New Oxford
Robert D Hartnett
Dorothy Sto
Cyril J. Rickrode
Gettysburg
Toal
Joseph F. Rickrode
Hagerstown
Harvey Stauffer
Peggy
Patsy Alwine
Mays
Miss Storm
William Alwine, Jr
Spangler Kimmel Tie The Knot In Maryland Marriage
Clyde H. Spangler and Evelyn Kimmel wed April 14 at the Re formed parsonage in Frederick Maryland. Attendant Dotty Spangler described the ceremony. The groom, a Gettysburg High School class of 1934 graduate, works at A and P in Winchester Virginia. The bride, a New Oxford High School class of 1941 graduate, will reside in Winchester with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde H. Spangler
Jane Spangler
New Oxford
R. D
Evelyn Kimmel
Albert Kimmel
Gettysburg
Reformed Parsonage
Frederick, Md
Dotty Spangler
Miss Spangler
Edith Noel Weds George McDermitt in Virginia Ceremony
Miss Edith Ellen Noel daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel L Noel Hanover became the bride of George Richard McDermitt son of Mr and Mrs Hugh McDermitt York Springs formerly of New Oxford at a Tuesday evening home ceremony in Alexandria Virginia The Rev C C Bell performed the Methodist ring ceremony Maid of honor was Ruthanna Noel best man was William Waltman The couple will reside with the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Noel The groom graduated from York Springs High School class of 1938 and works as a carpenter in Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Ellen Noel
Samuel L. Noel
Hanover
George Richard McDermitt
Hugh McDermitt
York Springs
New Oxford
Florence Merrick
Alexandria
C. C. Bell
Ruthanna
Eleanor Kathleen Taughinbaugh
George M. Taughinbaugh
R. D
Lester Kenneth Boyer
Jacob R. Boyer
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
New Chester
Kenneth D. James
Bride
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Littlestown
Elmer Drumm
St. Paul's Church
Felix Sanders
Wagner
Stultz
the Evening Star
Waener
Miss Laura E. Bittle and Jacob F. Stambaugh Wed
Miss Laura E. Bittle of Littlestown and Jacob F. Stambaugh of New Oxford were married Saturday in the parsonage of St. Paul s Reformed Church Westminster by Rev. J. Edmund Lippy. The couple was unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura E. Bittle
Littlestown
Jacob F. Stambaugh
New Oxford
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Westminster
J. Edmund Lippy
True Patriotic Fervor At Flag Presentation
Flag Day exercises on the Armory Grounds by the Sons of Veterans at W C No 22 P O S of A drew a crowd despite weather delays The speakers were Prof James D Wallace state vice president of P O S of A and Prof C P Keefer principal of New Oxford schools The flag presented by Wallace to Camp 60 was raised as the band played The Forks Conewago creeks donation funded the pole Geo D Sheely chaired the event and thanked helpers An attendance prize of 5 was awarded and Camp 22 may hold a summer festival in the grounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sons of Veterans
James D. Wallace
Harrisburg
Wallace
P.O. S. of A
Mr. Wallace
Camp No. 22
Camp No 60
S. of V
John W. Herman
Wm. Breighner
S V
Keefer
Breighner
Ray
Wilmington
Del
Garden Club May Be Formed In New Oxford
Plans are underway in New Oxford to form a garden club. Members need only an interest in gardening and plant life, not necessarily a garden. Register with Mrs. Robert E. Hemminger or Mrs. Florence H. Acker to promote the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Robert E. Hemminger
Florence H. Acker
Lingolnway West
Mrs Kammerer and Bloser Families Visit Salisbury
Mrs David Kammerer Jr of Be thesda Maryland visits her parents Mr and Mrs David Bloser on CarlisIe Street. Their guests Mr and Mrs Ralph Laury and Mrs S H Laury join the group for a Sunday visit in Salisbury Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kammerer, Jr
Bethesda
David Bloser
Carlsle Street
Bloser
Ralph Laury
S. H. Laury
Carlisle
Salisbury
Mrs Livingston Visits Daughter in Abbottstown
Mrs E C Livingston of Lincolnway West is visiting her daughter Mrs Paul Estep in Abbottstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Livingston
Lincolnway West
Paul Estep
Abbottstown
Community Picnic and Festival Alerts Across Local Churches
The notes announce multiple summer gatherings: Conewago Chapel picnic on Saturday July 26. Mt. Olivet Evangelical and Reformed festival on Saturday June 28. a Salem U B Church strawberry festival on Saturday June 21. Theo Pfeiffer Camp No 6v 8 of W annual picnic June 28 on Armory Grounds with roast beef and chicken supper. New Oxford high school band to provide music with possible Armory venue in bad weather. New Oxford Fire Company carnival July 10 11 12 at Sons of Veterans Armory grounds. Bonneauville Foremen s Picnic July 15 at Myers grove. invitations extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewago Chapel
Mt. Olivet
New Oxford High School
Armory
New Oxford Fire Company
Sons of Veterans Armory
Bonneauville
Myers’ Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department of Revenue
G. Arlene Bower
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Goldie Bower
J. F. Sanders
Spangler Chevrolet
Lyla Mary Smith
Garfinckel’s
Drexel Institute
Robert Strasbaugh
John Staub
Henry Noel
Harry B. Beard
H. T. Brown
Ella Ehrhart
W. W. Ritter
Sewickley
Philip Alwine
Fostoria Crystal
Balto
Sea Wolf
Squire Straley
Annie Hoffman
Thurmont, Md
Adams Council
T. J. Winebrenner
Floyd Garretson
Arenatsville
Young Peoples
George H. Berkheimer
Earl McGlaughlin
Fairfield
Ralph D. Heim
A. R. Longanecker
Charles Chrismer
Miss Jane Groft
N. O
Squire Orndorft
Stewart Adams
West Collingswood
Rickrode
Spangler—Kimmel
Spangler
Gettysburg High School
Gettysburg College
Winchester
Stambaugh—Bittle
Buoyer—Taughinbaugh
Katherine Winand
Hanover, Pa
Paul A. Harner
Camp 22
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