Local notes from Hanover and New Oxford area
Local items cover birthdays and marriages in Hanover and New Oxford, including A Mccadden turning 78 on June 21 and Evelyn Selen marrying Ernst Smith in Philadelphia. Fines paid by Ellis Bream and Leroy Lemmon for speeding. Hospital discharges for Robert Howe Nora Flickinger Marian Weaver and Be rtha Shank resignations. Wedding license granted to Glenn Sponseller and Beatrice Neiderer. Community events include Drexel Tech degree for Aldes Frantz and class reunions at New Oxford High. Various visits, club meetings, and school officials attend conferences at Gettysburg College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCadden
Berlin Street
Ellis J. Bream
New Oxford
R. D
Leroy A. Lemmon
East Berlin
Hanover
Robert Howe
Hanover Hospital
Priday
Evelyn Selen
Lebanon
Ernst Smith
Philadelphia
Glenn Charles Sponseller
Charlies Sponseller
Beatrice Regina Neiderer
Nora Flickinger
Marian Weaver
E. High Street
Bertha Shank
Draft Board
New Oxford High School
Puller Lake
Drexel Institute of Technology
Aldes A. Frantz
Martin Horn
Catherine M
Walter E. Toddes, Jr
Walter E. Toddes
Gettysburg
Lorraine M. O’brien
Immaculate Conception
Henry J. Smith
Lafayette College
Easton
Paul Royer
Red Lion
Bernard Noel
Barry J. Sterner
Grove Zahn
Major Roth Zahn
Westminster
Arthur E. Roth
Garden Club
Jennie Ruff
Lincolnway E
Lottie Cashman
Robert E. Hemminger
Hanover Street
OPA Sets Retail Bump on Butter Cheese and Milk
OPA announced price increases targeting retailers for butter up eleven cents per pound, Chendar cheese up six cents per pound, and evaporated milk up one cent for a 14 ounce can. The measures reflect ongoing cost adjustments under wartime price control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
New Oxford News Dealer Moves Shelter After 46 Years
Joseph I. Weaver relocates his newspaper business to the former Bittinger barber shop on Hanover street after 46 years of outdoor operation. His son Charles, recently discharged from the China Burma India theater, assists in the new venture as the shop adapts to indoor space. Weaver began with 80 papers for 84 from Ekier Warner and now sells over 600 daily. The dealer was offered 3500 for the route. His first assistant carrier was Arthur E. Roth, now Gettysburg’s First National Bank cashier. Since inception, the business relied on outdoor setups or the car for delivery, with 90 carriers over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph I. Weaver
New Oxford
Bittinger
Hanover Street
Joe
Charles
China
Burma
India
Ekier Warner
Pittsburgh
Arthur E. Roth
Gettysburg
First National Bank
Gettysburg Wedding of Lazos and Ramos Held at Greek Orthodox Church
Miss Helen Claire Lazos daughter of Mr and Mrs George J Lazos Gettysburg became the bride of George Ramos son of John Ramos Brooklyn New York at Prince of Peace Episcopal church Gettysburg A Greek Orthodox service conducted by a York priest Best men were George Papotsis and John Mavros bridesmaids Mary J Lazos Catherine Sardelis and Clara Kollas The bride wore white taffeta with train and carried white roses and stephanotis A reception followed at Battlefield hotel with speakers Congressman Chester Gross and Charles B Dougherty The couple planned a New York City residence after a wedding trip to an undisclosed destination The bride a Gettysburg High School 1945 graduate and native of Akron Ohio The groom a Brooklyn native recently discharged from the armed forces after three and a half years in the European Theater of Operations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Claire Lazos
George J. Lazos
Gettysburg
George Ramos
John Ramos
Brooklyn
N. Y
Prince of Peace Episcopal Church
York
George Papotsis
John Mavros
Mary J. Lazos
Catherine Sardelis
Harrisburg
Clara Kollas
Carlisle
Weil
Battlefield Hotel
Chester Gross
Charles B. Dougherty
New York City
Gettysburg High School
Akron
Ohio
Ramos
Local notes on residents and events in Hanover area
Illness keeps Mrs Charlies Diehl bedbound while Luther Mohr moves to New Oxford. Soldiers from area stationed at Fort Lewis and Fort McClellan. Picnics and social gatherings at armory and Hebron Lodge. Births, marriages, hospital stays, and reunions mark the Hanover community news.
Beautiful Leather Wallets and Key Cases Sold Here
Mark and Trone Jewelers in Baltimore and Hanover offer elegant leather wallets for ladies and men along with matching key cases. Readied for gifting or personal use, these accessories showcase refined craftsmanship and durable materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark & Trone
Jewell
Baltimore &J
Hanover
Sunoco Gardens Extends Evening Hours to 9 PM
Beginning Friday Sunoco Gardens will be open every evening until 9 o clock, offering extended hours for guests and shoppers to enjoy late visits and services after sundown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunoco Gardens
Cross Keys Couple Weds On Lawn Ceremony
Geraldine Rice daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Shutzy and Burdell Miller son of Mr and Mrs P W Miller married June 8 on the lawn at the bride’s parents home. Rev G G Nicley of Christ Lutheran York officiated. Donna Rice acted as flower girl and John Geubbner was ring bearer. A lawn reception followed. couple to reside at the bride’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Rice
H. W. Shutzy
Cross Keys
Burdell Miller
P. W. Miller
York
G. G. Nicley
Christ Lutheran Church
Donna Rice
John Geubbner
Marriage of Miss Helen Lawrence to J Roger Chrismer
Miss Helen Lawrence and J Roger Chrismer were united in marriage at Sacred Heart church Conewago in a nuptial mass conducted by Rev Cletus Wagman. The bride wore white lace over satin with a tiara and train, carrying a white prayer book, and was attended by Raymond Hufnagle. A family wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home, with a reception planned that evening at the groom’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lawrence
Thomas Lawrence
Hanover R
J. Roger Chrismer
Thomas Gebhart
Bonneauville
Albert Chrismer
Sacred Heart Church
Conewago
Cletus Wagman
Raymond Hufnagle
Hanover R. 4
Waga man and Harper Couple United in Marriage
Mildred J. Harper daughter of Mr and Mrs B J Sterner East Berlin and Robert L Wagaman son of Mr and Mrs Earl Wagaman Hanover were united in marriage in a ceremony reported by the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagama -Harper
Mildred J. Harper
B. J. Sterner
East Berlin
Robert L Wagaman
Earl Wagaman
Hanover
Gypsy Cream Sunburn Ivy Poison Remedy Ad
An old drugstore ad promotes Gypsy Cream as a remedy for sunburn and ivy poison priced at 50 cents, offered at Hem Minger's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemminger's
Electric clock repair service by Roth Bros Broadway Jewelers
Hanover Pa listing announces electric clock repair specialty offered by Roth Bros Broadway Jewelers. The brief ad highlights their expertise and location in Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth Bros
Broadway Jewelers
Hanover
Fred G. Klunk Chosen Adams County Dems Chairman
Fred G. Klunk, New Oxford spindle maker and two year Democratic state committeeman, was elected chairman of the Adams County Democratic committee by acclamation at the court house. He succeeds Carl W. Kane who was ill and unable to attend. Maude V. Baker was reappointed vice chairwoman and Harry L. Cratin was reappointed treasurer. Kane was praised for his long service. A county wide registration drive was announced to expand Democratic rolls, with Klunk urging end to factionalism. John W. Lucabaugh spoke as Democratic candidate for state legislature. Fifty two committeemen were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zel Manufacturer
Adams County
Democratic Committee
Court House
Carl W. Kane
Arendtsville
Maude V. Baker
Gettysburg
R. C
Harry L. Cratin
Littlestown
Kane
Klunk
Seb. H. Weaver
McSherrystown
Democratic Party
Gettysburg Attorney Lt Charles W Wolf Assigned In Europe
Lt. Charles W. Wolf, Gettysburg attorney and sole local bar member in service, is stationed at Wiesbaden Germany as an assistant staff judge advocate. He is temporarily duties in London to assist in closing general courts martial cases by May 25. He plans to return to USAFE in Germany and reopen his law office in Gettysburg around September 1. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J Guy Wolf and grandson of Mrs Rachel Wolf and Mrs Amanda Baugher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Wolf
Gettysburg
U. S. Air Forces In
Europe
Wiesbaden
Germany
Wolf
London
United Kingdom
Air Depot Command
Usafe
Lt. Wolf
J. Guy Wolf
Rachel Wolf
Amanda Baugher
New Oxford
United States
Merl Sebright to wed Miami girl in July ceremony
Mr and Mrs D G Sebright of Lincolnway West announce the approaching marriage of their son Merl Eugene Sebright to Miss Mary Joan Williamson of Miami Florida. The couple will wed July 5 at Valley Forge Chapel and plan a later trip to Montana and the Midwest before returning to Norristown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Sebright
Lincolnway West
Merl Eugene
Mary Joan Williamson
F. T. Williamson
Miami
Fla
Williamson
Miami Senior High School
Florida State College For Women
Mr. Sebright
New Oxford High School
Williamson Trade School
Navy
Valley Forge Chapel
Montana
Norristown
Bird Baths and Garden Pottery at Cross Keys Pottery Shop
A concise notice highlights Bird Baths and garden pottery featured at Cross Keys Pottery Shop. The item showcases decorative bird baths and ceramic pieces, inviting visitors to explore the shop’s range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird Baths
Cross Keys
Birthstone Rings Sale At Trone Jeweler
Jewelry ad announces birthstone rings for ladies and men starting at five dollars. Mark E. Trone, Jeweler, lists addresses at 4 Baltimore and J. Hanover, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Trone
Baltimore &J
Hanover
Deaths Emma Klingel in New Oxford after stroke
Mrs Emma Klingel known as Virginia Lippy Klingel died Wednesday at 4 am at daughter and son in law home in State College after a five week stroke. Born September 2 1871 in Snydersburg Md she was wife of George A Klingel later widowed and survived by a son in Miami a daughter in State College two grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral Friday at 2 pm from New Oxford home with Rev Orville Warner officiating. Interment New Oxford cemetery. Friends may call Thursday after noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Virginia (Lippy) Klingel
Lincoln Bay West
New Oxford
Guy Miller
State College
Snydersburg
Cornelius and
Alga Reed Lippy
Andrew Lippy
George A. Klingel
C. Edward Lippy
Miami
Fla
Susan A. Murray
Hampstead
Methodist Church
Orville Warner
Mrs Amanda Laughman Mauss Dies Near New Oxford
Mrs Amanda Laughman Mauss widow of Finley Mauss aged about 90 died Friday night at Gettysburg. There are no immediate survivors. Funeral services were held Monday at the New Oxford cemetery with Rev George E Sheffer of First Lutheran Church officiating. The Mauss family lived opposite the Catholic cemetery east of town for years. Mrs Mauss assisted in the Joseph I Weaver home on Poplar street until a few years ago. Charles E Mauss nephew whereabouts could not be learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Laughman Mauss
Finley Mauss
New Oxford
Gettysburg
George E. Sheffer
First Lutheran Church
Mauss
Charles E. Mauss
Mrs Sophia Lambert 86 Dies at New Oxford Home
Mrs Sophia Lambert age 86 widow of John H Lambert former New Freedom resident died at 3 p m Saturday at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John Schialine New Oxford R D from complications after eight weeks bedfast Survived by daughters Mrs John Schialine Towson Md Annie Lambert Baltimore Mrs James Clinch York and son John F Lambert New Freedom Fourteen grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Funeral Tuesday at 9 15 a m DST from the Schialine residence followed by a 9 30 a m DST requiem at St Johns Catholic church Rev John J Onefrey will officiate Interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Lambert
Sophia Zellers Lambert
John H. Lambert
New Freedom
John Schialine
New Oxford
R. D
John Schlaline
Christopher Lambert
John J. Onefrey
Obituary of Hayden G. Deatrick 1868-194? Hanover native
Hayden G. Deatrick, 77, of Hanover, formerly of Hampton, died Saturday at 5 45 AM. Born August 2 1868 to Augustus and Mary Hollinger Deatrick, he belonged to the Church of the Brethren at Mummert's Meeting House near East Berlin. Survived by four children, 12 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren, a brother and a sister, he is interred in Hampton cemetery after services at 9 30 AM Tuesday at the Feiser funeral home Hanover with Rev Paul Miller officiating. Pallbearers include six grandsons: Robert Staub Harold Staub Hayden Zartman Carlton Zartman Thurman Inskip and Victor Crooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden G. Deatrick
Hanover
Hampton
Mr. Deatrick
Augustus and
Mary Hollinger Deatrick
Church of the Brethren of the Congregation of
David Deatrick
Ralph Zartman
Charles L. Eltz
John Deatrick
Curtis Deatrick
East Berlin
Dolly Ray
Scranton
W. A. Feiser
Carlisle Street
Paul Miller
Hampton Cemetery
Robert Staub
Harold Staub
Hayden Zartman
Carlton Zartman
Thurman Inskip
Victor Crooks
Reading Township farmer Coulson 64 dies after illness
Theodore A Coulson a farmer and long time Reading township resident died at 2 20 p m at his home near East Berlin after a two week illness from a complication of diseases He was 64 and a son of the late George D and Elisabeth Toomey Coulson He belonged to the Mt Olivet Reformed congregation He is survived by his wife Margie B Coulson a foster son Stanley Steidler at home and a sister Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore A. Coulson
Reading Township
East Berlin
George D
Elisabeth Toomey Coulson
Mt. Olivet
Margie B. Coulson
Stanley Steidler
Mra
Hemminger Handay lotion to prevent and correct chapped skin
Product description states Hemminger Handay lotion will prevent and correct chapped hands and legs. The text reads as a brief promotional note with emphasis on protection and healing of dry skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemminger
Mehring Faces Six Dog Charges at York County Farm
Stewart Mehring of Berwick township near Hanover was charged Wednesday with harboring unlicensed dogs, cruelty to animals, and failure to have a kennel license. Deputy Bixler arrested him. he posted $100 bail. SPCA and York County SPCA officials, with Dr. George L. Hartenstein III, gathered evidence at Mehring’s farm, alleging diseased dogs, lack of shelter, and no proper care. The case cites as many as 35 to 40 dogs in pens the size of a garage, with reports of mange and distemper and dogs shipped for experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart P. Mehring
Berwick Township
Hanover
Mehring
B. E. Bixler
Justice of the Peace
John H. Basehore
Harry E. Oakes
SPCA
Frederick J. Gehring
Philadelphia
Squire Basehore
York County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
George L. Hartenstein, III
S.P.C.A
York County
York Dispatch
Brehm Reports on Primary Election Expenses
John W. Brehm of Gettysburg spent 548.40 in the primary election, with his expense statement on file at the county commissioners office. Several candidates spent under 100 dollars, including Francis Worley, Frank J. Slonaker, and Mrs. J. Aileen Anderson. Thursday, June 20, is the deadline to file expense statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Brehm
Gettysburg
Congress
Francis Worley
York Springs
Assembly
Frank J. Slonaker
Gettysburg Man Stricken With Meningitis at Warner Hospital
Charles Ashbaugh, 35, of Gettysburg, a Mechanicsburg Naval Depot employee, is hospitalized with cerebrospinal meningitis. His condition Tuesday is described as progressing satisfactorily by Dr. Raymond Sheely. He fell ill Sunday afternoon and was admitted Monday noon. he is married with a 18 month old son and has been advised at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ashbaugh
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Raymond Sheely
Ashbaugh
Mechanicsburg Naval Depot
Wait For "The Item" from Wilder Idaho
Mr and Mrs Chester Gravatt of Wilder Idaho say they have settled on a small truck farm two miles west of Wilder in the Snake River Valley. They report a dairy farming area with varied fruit crops and superb roses. They wait for The New Oxford Item to arrive each week and invite visitors traveling U S Route to stop by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Gravatt
Wilder
Idaho
Snake River Valley
New Oxford
U. S
Frozen foods attract guests at Center Square Fruit Market
Center Square Fruit Market in Hanover stocks a complete range of frozen foods. The shop promotes a full variety for customers seeking quick meal options and convenient groceries.
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Center Square Fruit Market
Hanover
Double metal Utility Cabinets 6 shelves at $18.65
Leinhardt Brog announces six shelf double metal utility cabinets priced at eighteen dollars and sixty five cents each. Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leinhardt Brog
Hanover
First Evangelical Lutheran Church Service Notice
Church services listed for First Evangelical Lutheran Church with Pastor Rev G E Sheffer. Church school at 9 15 a m led by M A Yohe, 10 15 a m pageant The Hands of Jesus by church children. Special offering for Tressler Orphans Home. Holy Communion Sunday June 30 at 10 15 a m and 7 30 p m. Baptism at 2 p m on Communion Sunday. Preparatory service Friday evening June 28 at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Sheffer
D.B
M. A. Yohe
Jesus
Tressler Orphan's Home
Methodist Church Youth Fellowship Schedule
Rev. Orville Warner leads Sunday school at 9 a m and public worship at 10 a m The Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at Mrs William Snyder home on June 25 at 7 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Warner
Methodist Youth Fellowship
William Snyder
Conewago Chapel Services With Rev. Wagaman
The Rev. Cletus Wagaman acting pastor leads Masses Sunday at 7 and 9 a.m. Blessed Virgin Sodality and bene diction hold a 3 p.m. service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewago Chapel
Cletus Wagaman
Blessed Virgin Sodality and Benediction
St Marys Parish Opens With Early Masses
The Rev. William B. Cavanaugh pastor at St. Marys invites parishioners to first mass Sunday at 7:00 a.m. followed by a second mass at 8:30 a.m. and evening devotions at 7:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Paradise
Wm. B. Cavanaugh
St Marys Church Masses and Devotions Schedule
St Marys Church New Oxford lists Sunday masses at 7 30 a m and 10 00 a m with evening devotions and benediction at 7 30 p m led by Pastor Rev Robt D Hartnett Reflects parish liturgy timing and priestly leadership for the day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
New Oxford
Robt. D. Hartnett
Abbottstown Lutheran Charge Sermon and Rally Details
The Rev. Snyder Alleman, pastor, leads worship at 9:00 a.m. with Sunday school at 10:15 a.m. A special Young Peoples rally at 5:30 p.m. features speaker Rev. Dr. Geo. Laird of Dallastown, returning chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbottstown Lutheran
Snyder Alleman
Young Peoples
Geo. Laird
Dallastown
Church Services and Sunday School in East Berlin and Trostle's
Church of the Brethren in East Berlin holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m and church at 10 30 a m Pastor J Monroe Danner leads the service Trostles schedule includes Sunday school at 2 00 p m and church at 3 00 p m on the same day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
J. Monroe Danner
East Berlin
Trostle’s
Evangelical and Reformed Charge Services List
The Rev. Archie Rohrbaugh presides at St. Paul's New Oxford with 9:00 a.m. services and 10:15 a.m. Sunday school. Emanuel Church Abbottstown offers 9:00 a.m. Sunday school and 10:15 a.m. services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical and Reformed
Archie Rohrbaugh
St. Paul's
New Oxford
Emanuel Church
Abbottstown
New Chester Lutheran Charge Services This Sunday
The Rev Elmer Drumm leads St Pauls The Pines at 10 00 am Sunday school Sessions at St Marks Heidlersburg begin 9 30 am church at 10 30 am Sunbeam Circle meets Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Ecker St Johns Hampton hosts Sunday school 7 00 pm and worship 8 00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Chester
Emanuel Reformed Hampton Church Notice
Sunday school at 9 00 a m. There will be no church services this Sunday due to the holiday or local observance. Reverend Alvin J Ferry is the pastor at Emanuel Reformed in Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Reformed
Hampton
Alvin J. Ferry
St. John’s Reformed
New Chester
St John s Reformed Sunday School Time
St Johns Reformed Church in New Chester schedules Sunday school at 9 30 a m with services following. The notice notes a morning program and invites parishioners to attend.
Mrs Gilbert Suetre Honored By DAR Appointment
Mrs. Gilbert E. Suetre of Natchitoches La is named state chairman of the Advancement of American Music division of the Daughters of the American Revolution by state Regent Mrs P C Fair Suetre active in the St Denis chapter and served as guest soloist at the state convention in Alexandria in March The honor brings prominence to Natchitoches local women in DAR circles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert E. Suetre
The
Advancement of American Music
Division of
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
P C. Fair
Suetre
St. Denis
Natchitoches
Alexandria
Mrs Saetre Former Miss Alma Myers of New Oxford
Mrs Saetre is identified as the former Miss Alma Myers from New Oxford, noting a maiden name and hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saetre
Alma Myers
New Oxford
Mrs Gertie Garber Dies Near Dillsburg At 62
Mrs Gertie Lenhart Garber 62 wife of Charles D Garber died at home near Dillsburg Wednesday a week ago from a complication of diseases. Surviving besides her husband is one brother Vincent Lenhart Dillsburg R D. She was a Franklin Reformed church member. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon with Rev Kaup officiating. Interment in Dillsburg cemetery. Her husband is a son of J O Garber Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie (Lenhart) Garber
Charles D. Garber
Dillsburg
Vincent Lenhart
R. D
Garber
Franklin Reformed Church
Kaup
J. O. Garber
Hampton
Cenol Garden Dust At Hemmingers Drug Store
Cenol Garden Dust claims to prevent all kinds of garden pests and is sold at Hemmingers Drug Store. The notice notes the product is available for purchase locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemmingers Drug Store
Registration Drive Opened By Demos
The Democratic party in Pennsylvania aims to register every eligible voter this fall. It will set up county registration areas with chairmen and co chairs to conduct house to house efforts, prepare lists, sponsor rallies, and raise funds to transport unregistered persons to registration sites. Harrisburg chairman Joseph Yosko outlined areas and leadership at Hotel Gettysburg, with Fred Klunk of Adams county attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Joseph Yosko
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Yosko
Irishtown Fire Co Carnival Set For Saturday
Plans near complete for Irishtown Fire Company's carnival to aid purchase of a new fire engine. Residents urged to attend and support with roast dinners, games, party and refreshments starting 4 p m. If rain, events move to Sunday June 23. supper served Saturday regardless of weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irishtown Fire Company
Irishtown Company
Marriage Licenses Issued At Court House June 18
Licenses were issued to couples including William Edward Breighner of New Oxford and Lucretia Orndorff of McSherrys town, Henry Sylvester Wildasin and Anna Catherine Storm, Bernard Joseph Wallach and Marguerite Mary Topper, John Edward Timmons and Rita Elizabeth Smith, Zoland Zachariah Zile Jr. and Anna May Staub, John Calvert Leinart Jr. and Kathleen Marie Rabenstine, with details from Hanover and Westminster residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
William Edward Breighner
Carl J. Breighner
New Oxford
Lucretia Cecelia Orndorff
William R. Orndorff
McSherrystown
Henry Sylvester Wildasin
Mary C. Wildasin
Anna Catherine Storm
Annie C. Storm
Bernard Joseph Wallach
Westminster
Anna May Staub
Guy Alfred Staub
John Calvert Leinart, Jr
Joan C. Leinart
Hampton
Kathleen Marie Rabenstine
Della K. Rabenstine
Hanover
Divorce Decree Recommended for Dorothy Decker Vincent
The master reports recommend granting a divorce to Dorothy Decker Vincent of Huntington Township from Henry Vincent of East Berlin R. I. The couple wed March 22 1938 at Emmitsburg and a statutory offense is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Decker Vincent
Huntington Township
Henry
Everybody's Picnic at Farmers' Grove June 29
Hanover P O A Band sponsors the annual event between Abbottstown and East Berlin with music by the New Oxford high school band. Supper and refreshments start at 4 PM. A second annual festival at Mt Olive Evangelical Reformed church Bermudian on June ... invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover P. O. 8. of A
Farmers’ Grove
Abbottstown
East Berlin
New Oxford High School
Mt. Olive
Sale Register for Nathaniel C. Miller Farm Near New Onford
The sale register lists the Nathaniel C. Miller farm located a half mile west of New Onford and east of Berlin. G. David Moke and Gee are noted as likely agents or bidders in the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel C. Miller
New Onford
East Berlin
G. David Moke
Gee
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West End
Dorothy Corbin
Mary Long
B. F. Aumen
Regis Gebhart
William Gebhart
Howard L. Haverstock
Hunterstown
Salem U. B. Church
Rufus Millhimes
Charles L. Millhimes
Biki
Atoll
Topper
Armed Services
Ramos—Lasos
Charlies £. Diehl
Lincoln Bay East
Luther Mohr
Jack F. Hetrick
Fred W. Kline
North Fort Lewis
Wash
Benny Alwine
New Oxford R. D
Emory Alwine
Laverne K. Lawrence
Hanover R. D
San Antonio
Tex
John Sherman
Whiley L. Norris
Edward L. Becker
Fort McClellan
Ala
Sons of Veterans
Armory
H. W. Shutz
Peter N. Shetter
Biglerville
J. M. Davies
Los Angeles
California
Joseph Bevenour
James Bevenour
Linus Bevenour
Berlin Junction
Hebron Lodge
A. M
Samuel Wolfe
Wolfe
Marie Klunk
C. A. Ruff
Lincolnway East
Russell
Winand Clan
Kopp’s
Emma Long
Doris Weaver
Joseph I. Small
Midway
William Smith
Curtis Smith
Francis Todt
Claude Spangler
John Klunk
Francis Breighner
Clyde Spangler
Evelyn Spangler
West High Street
Ft. Knox
Third Cavalry
Medh
1St Regt
RTC
N. Peters Street
Zoland Zachariah Zile, Jr
Clara Zile
Westminister
Mary Elizabeth Breighner
Carl Breighner
Poplar Street
Lavere Kuhn
Clyde Spies
Hedges
Thetter
Harold J. Stough
Joseph F. Smith
Uieutenant
Francis W. Martin
Eugene &. Smith
Edward L. Shrader
Leonard J. Staub
Frederick Noel
Miller—Rice
Chrismer—Lawrence
Fred G. Klunk
Dems
Merl Eugene Sebright
Miami Girl
Emma Klingel
Mrs. Finley Mauss
Theodore Coulson
Brehm
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Emery Methodist Church
Gilbert Suetre
DAR
Irishtown Fire Co
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