Local Notices and Property Transactions Reported Today
45 Years Ago Mrs J A Grimes died June 13 at White Hall. A hall measuring inches in circumference fell at White Hall on Wednesday. Chas Starner of Gettysburg broke his right leg when it was caught between wagon bed and wheel. McSherrystown borough tax set at 4 mills. Lewis W Barnitz of Tullahoma Tenn visiting here after 21 years. The Elijah Harman 47 acre tract in Straban Twp sold to John H Duttera. The 75 acre Jacob Wolford tract in Mt Pleasant Twp sold to Wm McSherry Jr. The 5 acre Jacob Wolford tract in Mt Peasant Inp sold to John H Duttera for 825 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Grimes
White Hall
Chas, Starner
Gettysburg
McSherrystown
Lewis W. Barnitz
Tullahoma
Tenn
Elijah Harman
Straban
John H. Duttera
Jacob Wolford
Mt. Pleasant
Wm., McSherry, Jr
Frank Melhorn
Sam
Kohler
Markley
Chas
Himes
Vincent O'Bold
J. E. Melhorn
Daniel Ruff
May McIkenny
Minnie Lau
Jas H. Brown
C.D. Taughinbaugh
Jos. Kroce
Camden
N. J
Bachman
Lilly’s
Rufus Krug
Oxford
John E. Krug
Berwick
Frangis
Brenner
David Baker
Hamilton
Decatur
Ill
Chas E. Yeager
Pittsburgh
W.C. Trimmer
York
Jacob Wehler
Baltimore
W. Dicks
John D. Stock
Ella Kohler
Littlestown
Hannah D. Wistler
Tyrone
Lucy A. Guise
James W. Ford
C. E
C. E. Etable
Henry Spangler
New Chester
Carj
Wm. A. Feiser
A. S. Feiser
Andrew Hykes
Hampton
Wm. Himes, Jr
Swarthmore College
John J. Breighner
Edgeprove
Gervase
Henry I. Staub
Hanover
Sadie Gebhardt
Arendtsville
Hanson’ Stallsmith
Local notices and incidents from McSherrystown area
The column reports multiple small items including property sales in McSherrystown, new school staff appointments, a 350 dollar lot sale for an engine house, and a public school term set at nine months. It also notes various personal events such as marriages, illnesses, accidents, and deaths in local townships and nearby areas.
Local graduates and announcements from St. Joseph's and area schools
Thirty years ago Nicholas Heltzel of Cedar Ridge spoke at Gettsyburg college commencement and other locals were honored. Teachers from Harrisburg and Middle Town returned to Hampton. Deitrick Bros. leased a room. A fall caused a elbow injury to Merry Sanderys. Diplomas at St. Joseph's Bonneauville were awarded to Shas Chrismer Theresa Sneering Cath Frommeyer Adelaide Noel Theresa Gulden and Mary Frommeyer. Leo Brady suffered a head gash from a loose bat. Banns proclaimed for A Cal Young and Annie Weaver. George H. Bender from McSherrystown jumped a barbed wire fence and was scratched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Thanas
Harrisburg
Hampton
Ola Myers
Middleown
Deatrick Bros
Hunterstown
A. Cal, Young
Annie Weaver
McSherrystown
Geo. H. Bender
Local notices include sales, pensions, and accidents
The column lists various items such as property purchases in Qual ityville for 1200 and farm sales in November and June, pension reinstatements and monthly amounts, medical procedures in Balton hospital, injuries from moving farm machinery, a bar clerk change at Central hotel, and a horse scare incident. It also notes college return, several obituaries, two local baseball scores, a stolen harness, and a marriage in Granite and Arendtsville.
Hospital Admissions and Discharges At Warner Hospital
Over the weekend and into March 13 the Warner hospital admitted several patients including Mrs. John Weaver Gettysburg R5 Mrs. How ard Mummert Gettysburg and Mrs. Earl Guise Gettysburg R4 as well as Erma Grace Eppley Gettysburg R1 and Floria Ecker Gettysburg. Discharges included Mrs. Theron Miller Gettysburg R5 Mrs. Louisa Comfort Gettysburg and infant Jones and others. An accident on Littlestown road left Harry Berwager Gettysburg with both legs broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weaver
Gettysburg
John Garber
Littlestown
Warner Hospital
Kenneth Small
Walter Morelock
Gettysburg R. D
Howard Mummert
Earl Guise
Ira Herman
New Oxford
John Kade
Jean
Stanley Hyll
Elmer
Grover
East Berlin
Wow
Robert Sell
Biglerville
Geng Hankey
Dolores Kapp
Elizabeth Wood
Joyce Kuhn
Bendersville
Maude Wierman Kennedy
York Springs
Ee Ermelia Rinehart
Gettysburrg
Harry Berwager
Littlestown Road
Theron Miller
Louisa Comfort
Ellen Sowers
Frank Stonesifer
Huber Blocher
Concord
Massachusetts
Erma Grace Eppley
R. I
Paul Schrade
Dillsburg
Ansetta Smith
Gloria Ecker
Floria Ecker
Floyd Deardorff
Donald McSherry
Pas
Fire destroys Neijderer home in Brushtown
Milton Neijderer and his ten children lost their one and a half story frame house and all clothing when a fire on the rear porch spread quickly. Firemen from McSherrystown used wells for water. several wells ran dry. The blaze, possibly caused by an oil stove, consumed the building and contents within an hour. loss amount unavailable. Neijderer worked at a Hanover garage. The house sat behind C A Myers store on a narrow road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Neijderer
Brushtown
McSherrystown Fire Company
Nelderer
Hanover
C. A. Myers’ Store
Administration Bond Filed for McIntire Estate at Gettysburg
The administration bond for Mrs. Sarah McIntire of Straban township was filed on Saturday at the Gettysburg courthouse. Her son Paul McIntire, also of Straban township, is named administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McIntire
Straban Township
Gettysburg
Paul McIntire
Arrest in Hanover hit and run death of 14 year old
H E Smith 35 of Manchester Maryland was arrested for the death of Nevin Bankert 14 struck by a car on the Baltimore pike Hanover area. Authorities say the car fled after the scooter incident and witnesses report a high speed impact. Smith allegedly admitted driving and stated fear of consequences prevented stopping. A manslaughter charge was to be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Smith
Manchester
Maryland
Nevin Bankert
Mr. and Nurs
Vernon Bankert
Hanover R
Baltimore ‘Pike
Hanover
Smith
James G. Warren
State Highway Patrol
Shippley
Carroll County
Jesse B. Crabbs
Hanover Hospital
W. A. Feiser
Leon Bankert
Warren
Center School
John Barnhart
Pleasant Hill
Baltimore Pike
Maurice Garrett
Mt Joy Man Named to Gravel Code Authority
J D Clapsaddle of Mt Joy township was named a member of a committee of the gravel code authority for Adams York Franklin and Cumberland counties. The group met in York to study and draft rules for a voluntary code aligned with NRA principles prior to its 1935 Supreme Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Clapsaddle
Mt. Joy Township
Adams
York
Franklin
Cumberland
NRA
Supreme Court
Nuns Open Vacation School In Bonneauville
Two Mission Helpers of Sacred Heart nuns from Towson Maryland will run a vacation school at St. Joseph's parish Bonneauville from July 1 to July 31. Sessions run 8:30 to 11:30 every morning with religion hygiene physical culture and patriotism on the curriculum. The sisters will lodge at Mrs Ellen Noel's home in Bonneauville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Mission Helpers of Sacred Heart
Towson
Maryland
St. Joseph's Parish
Bonneauville
Ellen Noel
Bonneauville Residents See Job Moves in Area
Mrs Negin Parr of White Hall secured work in Littlestown. Eugene Kuhn formerly at Villanova College returned to parents Mr and Mrs James Kuhn in Bonneauville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negin Parr
White Hall
Littlestown
Eugene Kuhn
Villa Nova College
James Kuhn
Bonneauville
Mrs. Harry Cover Returns Home From Hanover Hospital
Mrs. Harry Cover, who had been a patient in Hanover hospital for ten days, returned to her home today. A birthday party honored Mrs. Gouker's sixty sixteenth birthday near Brushtown. J. T. Kernan received a better Saturday from his wife who is now in Matuila touring the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cover
Hanover Hospital
Pius Gouker
Brushtown
Gouker
J. T. Kernan
Matuilla
Miller announces birth of son in Cashtown
Mr and Mrs William Miller of Cashtown announce the birth of a son this morning. Both mother and child are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Cashtown
Marital Union Highlighted in Local Society Notes
Marriages continued from the first page note a couple exchanging vows on a Saturday evening and planning to reside in Dillsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillsburg
Shriver Bream Wedding Held in Lititz Lutheran Church
Evelyn Grace Bream daughter of Judge and Mrs John C Bream Fairfield road and Henry Elsner Shriver son of Mr and Mrs Harry Shriver near Biglerville were married at 1030 Friday morning in the Lititz Lutheran church. Rev J Harold Mumper officiated before relatives and friends. The bride a Gettysburg High School 1929 and Shippensburg State Teachers College 1931 graduate taught in Gettysburg and Huntington townships. The groom a 1931 State College alumnus and Dimock vocational school principal for four years plans to reside at Dimock after a wedding trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Grace Bream
John C. Bream
Fairfield Road
Henry Elsner Shriver
Myr
Harry Shriver
Biglerville
Lititz
J. Harold Mumper
Gettysburg High School
Shippensburg State Teachers’ College
Miss Arline Benner and Lieut Kenneth Bream Wed at Fairfield Mennonite
Miss Arline Elizabeth Benner daughter of Mr and Mrs B E Fenner Iron Springs and Lieut Kenneth Deardorff Bream son of the Fairfield road associates were married in a double ring ceremony at the Fairfield Mennonite church conducted by Rev A W Gelgley. About 125 guests attended. The groom a Gettysburg high and Gettysburg college graduate was commissioned in the CCC and stationed in the Allegheny national forest with Sheffield Warren county as headquarters. They will reside in Sheffield after the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Elizabeth Benner
B. EB. Fenner
Iron Springs
Kenneth Deardorff Bream
John C. Bream
Fairfield Road
Fairfield Mennonite Church
A. W. Gelgley
Fairfield
Bream
Gettysburg High School
Gettysburg College
Allegheny National Forest
Sheffield
Warren County
Miss Floranna Fox Weds J Gordon Holtzapple in Gettysburg
Miss Floranna B Fox daughter of Mr and Mrs Emory A Fox of Cumberland township and J Gordon Holtzapple son of Mr and Mrs John H Holtzapple of York were married at St James Lutheran church Gettysburg by Rev Spencer W Aungst. The bride a Gettysburg High School Shippensburg State Teachers College and Penn State alumna taught in Gettysburg schools. The groom a York High School Gettysburg College graduate works with Armstrong Cork Co in Lancaster. They plan to reside at 1188 Elm Ave Lancaster after a New England trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floranna B. Fox
Emory A. Fox
Cumberland Township
J. Gordon Holtzapple
John H. Holtzapple
York
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Gettysburg
Spencer W. Aungst
Shippensburg State Teachers’ College
Pennsylvania State College
Holtzapple Wass
York High School
Gettysburg College
Armstrong Cork Company
Lancaster
New England States
Holtzepple
Elm Avenue
Mumper and Kimberley wed in Gettysburg ceremony
Mrs Minnie Mumper widow of Frank L. Mumper of Gettysburg and C E Kimberley of Gettysburg married at 10 o clock Monday morning by Justice of the Peace Shirley J Zarger in Chambersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberley—Mumper
Minnie Mumper
Frank L. Mumper
Gettysburg
C. E. Kimberley
Shirley J. Zarger
Chambersburg
Miss Margie M Himes Weds Raymond L Little at St Johns
A wedding was solemnized at St John s Lutheran Hagerstown on Sunday morning at 9 o clock. Miss Margie M Himes of Hagerstown became the bride of Raymond L Little son of Mr and Mrs E P Little of Gettysburg. They will reside in Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Margie M. Himes
Raymond L. Little
E. P. Litte
Gettysburg
Wolfe and Muller Are Wed In Gettysburg Nuptials
D Lafie Wolfe of Myersville Maryland and Miss Erma M Muller of Gettysburg were married Saturday evening at the United Brethren parsonage Gettysburg by Rev N B S Thomas. They will reside in Myersville after a motor trip honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lafie Wolfe
Myersville
Maryland
Erma M. Muller
Gettysburg
United Brethren Parsonage
N. B. S. Thomas
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Raffensperger by Family Group
Mrs Raffensperger of Straban township was honored with a Sunday surprise for her birthday by a large family gathering. Attendees included relatives from New Oxford York Detroit Catonsville Wilkes-Barre Gettysburg and more with gifts a hand painting of St Johns Reformed church and a large cake with fifty five illuminated candies. A picnic dinner and supper followed on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A
Deaths continued. Hollinger obituary notes survivor
The obituary for Edwin Hollinger lists him as a retired farmer who lived near East Berlin. Death was due to complications. A son named Elmer Hollinger of York is the only survivor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Miller
East Berlin
Funeral services held for Mrs Nancy Taughinbaugh in Hunterstown
Funeral services for Mrs Nancy Taughinbaugh who died suddenly at her home in Hunterstown were conducted Saturday at 10 am at the Taughinbaugh residence. Rev J M Davies of Great Conewago Presbyterian Church officiated. Burial followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers J Richard Downie J M Linton Jr Robert H Linton John Lott and Wallace Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Taughinbaugh
Hunterstown
Taughinbaugh
J. M. Davies
Great Conewago Presbyterian Church
J. Richard Downie
J. M. Linton, Jr
Robert H. Linton
John Lott
Wallace Davies
Edward F Redding Dies After Brief Illness at 63
Edward Franklin Redding died at his home Monday morning from angina pectoris after a brief illness. He was 63 and had been in his usual health Sunday, directed music at the First United Brethren Sunday school, and sung in the morning worship choir. He became ill Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Franklin Redding
Hanover
Mr. Redding
First
United Brethren Sunday School
Daniel M. Harlacher Dies After Brief Illness
Daniel M. Harlacher a well known garageman and former Hanover town council member died Monday morning at his home following a three week illness. He was a longtime local figure and is survived by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel M. Harlacher
Hanover Town
Slagle Funeral Planned In Hanover For Mrs Robt Slagle Died In Philadelphia
Mrs Robt C Slagle of Hanover widow of Howard F Slagle died Monday in Philadelphia Interment will be in Hanover Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. C. Slagle
Howard F. Slagle
Hanover
Philadelphia
Death of Enoch Lefevre at 83 in Littlestown
Enoch Sterner Lefevre 83 died at 8 am Tuesday at his daughter Mrs Henry Stover's home on East King street Littlestown from infirmities. He was the last survivor of seven children, widower of Sarah C Maus, and is survived by four children Lillie Lefevre E Maus Lefevre Mrs Henry Stover and Ralph Lefevre plus three grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 3 pm at J W Little & Son parlors Littlestown with interment Mt Carmel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Sterner Lefevre
Henry Stover
East King Street
Littlestown
Enoch and Catharine Shriver Lefevre
Sarah C. Maus
Lillie Lefevre
Littlebrown
E. Maus Lefevre
Dundalk
Ralph Lefevre
Baltimore
J. W. Little & Son
Mt. Carmel
Mrs Virginia Plank dies in Freedom township at 76
Mrs. Sarah Virginia Plank aged 76 widow of J Henry Plank died at her home in Freedom township this morning at 7 30 after six months illness. She left two daughters Mrs Harry Wood Hagerstown and Mrs Mary Jacobs Baltimore and seven other children. Services set for Friday at 10 from the Plank home with Rev G Howard Koons officiating. Interment Evergreen cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Virginia’ Plank
J. Henry Plank
Freedom Township
Norman Plank
Mollie Bishop
Lewisberry
St. John’s Reformed Church
Fairfield
Plank
G. Howard Koons
Evergreen Cemetery
Funeral rites held for Rev Robert E Mock in Phoenix
Funeral services were held in Phoenix Arizona for Rev Robert E Mock a Lutheran clergyman and Gettysburg College and Lutheran Theological Seminary graduate who died in Phoenix He was married June 4 1918 to Ruth Olinger daughter of William E Olinger of Gettysburg and survived by two children Robert Olinger Mock and Rosemary Mock both at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Robert E. Mock
Gettysburg College
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Ruth Olinger
Willam E. Olinger
Gettysburg
Robert Olinger Mock
Rosemary Mock
Funeral Services for Harry B Slonaker Held in Fairfield
Funeral services were held Friday for Harry B Slonaker 70 a retired farmer who died at his Fairfield home Tuesday from a stroke Burial was in McKnightstown cemetery He was born in Cumberland township and lived in Fairfield for seventeen years Survived by his wife three sons Ezra York Andrew and Marshall Fairfield two daughters Mrs Russell Spangler Gettysburg and Mrs John Shulley Orrtanna two brothers Edward Glen Rock and Jacob York and twenty seven grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Slonaker
Fairfield
McKnightstown
Cumberland Township
Ezra
York
Andrew
Marshall
Russell Spangler
Gettysburg
John Shulley
Orrtanna
Edward
Glen Rock
Jacob
Miss Ida Crum Dies at 74 in Adams County
Funeral services were held today for Ida Mary Crum 74 lifelong Adams county resident who died Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Clayna Besserman Arendtsyule of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mary Crum
Adams County
Clayna Besserman
Arendtsyule
Crum Rites Held in Fairview Cemetery Arendtsville
The deceased Miss Crum, daughter of the late Francis and Isabelle Crum, long resident of the county, was interred at Fairview cemetery in Arendtsville. She belonged to the United Brethren church of Biglerville and was survived only by numerous cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Cemetery
Arendtsville
Miss Crum
Francis and
Isabelle (Oyler) Crum
United Brethren Church
Biglerville
Gulden to Get Hearing Friday on Arson Charge
Russell Gulden of Gettysburg faces an arson case linked to the Hoke stable fire that caused about 3000 dollars in damage. The hearing before Justice John C. Ehealer Friday at 2 pm will review prima facie evidence from witnesses who sold gasoline and observed Gulden near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Gulden
Gettysburg
Hoke
Justice of the Peace
John C. Ehealer
A. B. Verbecken
Verbecken
Gulden
C. W. Culpis
Adams County
J. C. Hoke
Mark E. Stock
St. Francis Xavier Church
Stallsmith
Aumen
Albert J. Lentz
American Legion Post
Baltimore Street
Legion
Edgar P. Hamilton
Bender
County Treasurer Distributes Malt Liquor License Funds
Checks totaling 5075 were sent by County Treasurer William S Shields to 21 boroughs and townships as their share of malt liquor licenses paid to the county treasurer by beer dispensers. Gettysburg led with 950 followed by amounts to McSherrystown 550 New Oxford 300 Littlestown 300 East Berlin 150 York Springs 150 Arendtsville 75 Biglerville 75 Fairfield 75 Franklin township 600 Mt Pleasant township 300 Cumberland township 300 Straban township 300 Oxford township 150 Reading township 150 Conewago township 200 Berwick township 150 Tyrone township 75 Liberty township 75 Freedom township 75 and Germany township 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Shields
Gettysburg
McSherrystown
New Oxford
Littlestown
East Berlin
York Springs
Arendtsville
Biglerville
Fairfield
Franklin Township
Mt. Pleasant Township
Cumberland
Straban
Oxford Township
Reading Township
Conewago
Berwick Township
Tyrone Township
Liberty Township
Freedom Township
Germany Township
Aspers Fire Co Incorporates Parish Petition Approved
A petition for the incorporation of the Aspers fire company was approved by Judge McPherson on Monday. The group seeks a certificate to own real estate and personal property for fire protection of Aspers and surrounding territory with yearly income not exceeding 2500 and no capital stock. Subscribers include Gulden Lupp Himes Gulden Walter Rex Routsong McCauslin Bream Lupp Swope. Seven directors were elected for the first year: Gulden Lupp Himes Walter Routsong Gulden Rex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspers Fire Company
McPherson
Aspers
Charles H. Gulden
Keller J. Lupp
Roy H. Himes
H. C. Gulden
Earl W. Walter
J. J. Rex
J. C. Routsong
D. C. Asper
C. A. McCauslin
Elmer F. Bream
James P. Lupp
Earl Swope
Charles S. Lupp
Chester J. Baugher
Keller L. Lupp
J. Clare Routsong
Abbottstown Birthday Party for 65th
A birthday surprise honoring Mrs. Madilla Slaybaugh’s 65th birthday was held at her home with family participation. Nathan Smith’s public sale of personal property brought $172, while the offered real estate at $2,050 was withdrawn. Afterward Smith resold the property at a higher price. Mrs. Earl Haverstick was confined to bed by illness, and A. F. Kraber celebrated his 78th birthday. Mrs. Daniel Lillich, formerly of this town and now with her daughter in Roundtown, suffered paralysis but is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madilla Slaybaugh
Nathan Smith
Smith
Earl Haverstick
A. F. Kraber
Daniel Lillich
Ida Dalheimer
Roundtown
Gettysburg woman pleads guilty to illegal liquor possession
Mrs. Sarah McMillan of Gettysburg admitted illegal possession of liquor not bearing a state seal at a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace John C. Shearer. She posted $500 bail for the August term. charge of selling liquor illegally was withdrawn amid police evidence of a buy. Officers found two one gallon jars in bed with 14 year old Thelma McMillan during a search of the McMillan home. Earlier, McMillan’s husband faced a similar charge last year and received six months in jail plus a $300 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McMillan
Gettysburg
Justice of the Peace
John C. Shearer
McMillan
A. B. Verbecken
State Police
George B. Aughinbaugh
C. M. Spence
Aughinbaugh
Thelma McMillan
Local Baseball Scores From New Oxford Area Week
Results show New Freedom 6 New Oxford in 7 innings at twilight, Hanover 9 New Oxford 3, Shrewsbury 3 West York 0, New Freedom 5 Hanover 1, Littlestown 4 Spring Grove 3, and McSherrystown 9 New Oxford 7 plus West York 11 Shrewsbury 3 and Spring Grove 10 Hanover 6.
High School Soccer Schedule Card for Local Matches
This Wednesday 5 15 Littlestown visits New Oxford. New Freedom travels to McSherrystown. Saturday New Oxford hosts New Freedom. West York plays Spring Grove. Shrewsbury visits Littlestown. Sunday Spring Grove at New Oxford. Littlestown at McSherrystown. West York at Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlestown
New Oxford
New Freedom
McSherrystown
West York
Spring Grove
Shrewsbury
Local Markets Price Quotation Summary
Market notes show dry wheat at 88 cents per bushel and corn at 86 cents, with white and brown varieties listed. Values appear incomplete due to OCR gaps, but indicate modest pricing for staple grains on Wednesday.
Nursery School Moves to Prince of Peace Parish House
Gettysburg nursery school moved from the Gettysburg fire engine house on Fast Middle street to the parish house of the Prince of Peace Episcopal church on West High street. Permission to use the church facility was granted by Prof. J. Floyd Slaybaugh, chairman of the Adams County emergency education council, through the rector A. A. Hughes until September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Fast Middle Street
Prince of Peace Episcopal Church
West High Street
Episcopal Church
J. Floyd Slaybaugh
Adams County Emergency Education Council
A. A. Hughes
Sunday Visitors Share Social Call in Gardners R. 1
Mrs. Sadie Laughman and her son Willard joined Daras Heiland Blaine Dennis and wife Violet Nispel and son Arthur Mr and Mrs Harvey Dennis and daughter Grace Grace Brandt and a friend Wm Densil and Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Relstand and Harvey Hel stand of York visited Harvey Dennis and family in Gardners R 1 with Lillie Dennis and friend Kenneth Brown Wilbur Matthews Dale Emlet and George Fogle on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Laughman
Willard
Daras Heiland
Blaine Dennis
Violet Nispel
Arthur
Harvey Dennis
Grace
Grace Brandt
Wm. Densil
Ellsworth Relstand
Harvey Helstand
York
Ernest Shellman
Lillie Dennis
Kenneth Brown
Wilbur Matthews
Dale Emlet
George Fogle
Gardners R. 1
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Oxford Item Company
Preadent E Soctions
Martin Wents
Granth
Nicholas Heltzel
Cedar Ridge
Getysburg College
E. C. Stough
John Dahlhamer
Oxford Tnc
Bull
Central Hotel
Hotel Hanover
Sam. Albert
Gibson Trimmer
Hunt
Edw. Moritz
Hospital News
Gravel Code Authority
Shriver—Bream
Benner
Holtzapple
Fox
Little—Hines
Wolfe—Miller
Edward F. Redding
Mrs. Robt. C. Slagle
Enoch S. Fefever
S. V. Plank
Rev
R. E. Mock
Ida Cruny
Horace L. Bender
Father Stock
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Aspers Fire Co
Abbottstown
York-Adams League
Littlestown Eeneenen
McBherrystown
Shrewsbury Bernese
New Oxford Eenene
Hanover Episiv’ Coop
Sherwsbury
Crosley
Baker's Battery Service
Ford
Dodge
Chevrolet
H. M. Sterner
Plymouth
Broadway
Chrysler
Studebaker
Good Bros. Motor Coo
Chrysler and Plymouth
Frederick St
Falls Master
Shearer’s
Princess St
Lincoln Highway
Co. L. Eicholtz
Phone
Caplans, Cor
E. Market St
I. Aa
Hart M. Dymond
Greencastle
Modern Poultry Equipment Co
Cor. Railroad & E. Chesnut
B & B Salvage
Locust Street
D. H. Sharrer & Son
Lincolnway East
H. B. Flaherty
New Oxford, Pa
Timothy Grass
NEW Oxford Cemetery Assn
Charles Rinehart
Auct
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