30 Years Ago News Roundup From Hanover Area
Mrs. Elmer Rinehart near Gawdens returned home after surgery at West Side Sanitarium York. Oscar Laughiman of Berwick township fractured his right collarbone from a cherry fall. Francis Eider of Berwick township builds a new Abbotts town home on E. Jacobs lot. Mrs. Alice J. Hellman of Iron Ridge died. Guy Albright resigns as Harrisburg street car conductor and enters take-to-measure clothing. Farmers and Merchants Bank declares 3% semi annual dividend plus an extra percent. Daniel E. Barnitz crushed under a WMRR freight train in Hanover. Louise Dutiera, Lincolnway West, scarlet fever patient. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Himes move to Lincolnway West. Frank H. Brame re-elected McSherrystown teacher at 60 dollars monthly. Livingston Shoe Factory runs full time averaging 1300 pairs daily. Wm. Wagaman of McSherrystown recovering from blood poisoning. A. J. Gulden resigns as Hanover street bar clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer £ Rinehart
Gawdens
West Side Sanitarium
York
Oscar Laughiman
Berwick Township
Francis Eider
Abbottstown
E. E. Jacobs
Alice J. Hellman
Iron Ridge
Abbottetown
Guy Albright
Hampton
Lincolnway East
Louise
John H. Dutiera
Lincolnway West
W. D. Himes
Frank H. Brame
McSherrystown
Livingston
Wm. Wagaman
A. J. Gulden
Hanover Street
Local notes and incidents from Hanover area
At the Motel Oxford. Claire Tate found a nest with 163 eggs. A typhoid illness plagued Paul Swamley. Mrs. Klingel died at 74. Esther Feiser’s birthday gathering for 29th honors Hon. Jos. Weaver. Thieves stole $38.77 from Strasbaugh's. T J Herman found an 1828 cent. Miss Pelser resigns for Steelton. LeRoy Rife’s car collision injures two children and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Tate
Hunterstown
Paul
Swamley
W. High Street
John Klingel
Hampton
Mise
Esther Feiser
Lincolnway
Jos. I. Weaver
Strasbaugh
Center Square
Lincolnway West
T. J. Herman
Ida E. Pelser
Steelton
LeRoy Rife
WMER
Carlisle Street
Hanover
Rife
Edgar
Florence
Clarence
Adams County Orphans Court Notice in Estate of John F
Notice in the Adams County Orphans Court states the widow's appraisement for the estate of John F Henn deceased has been filed and confirmed on June 9 1945. It will become absolute unless exceptions are filed within thirty days of confirmation. J F Yake Jr attorney represents the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans' Court
Adams County
Pennsylvania
John F. Heinn
Berwick Town- Lance
Adama County
Temption
Orphans’ Court
Nlsi
J. F. Yake, Jr
Attar
Local notes and school diplomas from Hamp ton era
Trusses on the right side of his face. Mr. Rife escaped injury. Wheat, $1.03 per bushel. 40 Years Ago Nicholas Heltsel, Cedar Ridge, was one of the graduates at Gettyabure College one of the commencement speakers and an honor man. Martin Thomas, who had been teaching school at Harrisburg, and Ola Myers, who had been teaching at Middletown, returned to Hamp ton. Deatrick Bros. Hunterstown undertakers, have leased the O. A. Smith store room. Merl Sanders splintered a bone in his left elbow in a fall from a wagon. Diplomas were awarded by Fr. Costigan to the following graduates of St. Joseph's school. Bonneauville: Chas. Chrismer, Theresa Sneeringer, Cath Frommeyer, Adelaide Noel, Theresa Gulden and Mary Frommeyer. Leo Brady, McSherrystown, suffered a deep gash on his head when he was struck by a baseball bat which slipped out of a batter's hands. Geo. L. Rice, Jr. McSherrystown, was graduated from Mt. St. Mary's, Emmitsburg. Banns of marriage were pro-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Heltsel
Cedar Ridge
Gettyabure College
Martin Thomas
Harrisburg
Ola Myers
Middletown
Hampton
Deatrick Bros
Hunterstown Undertakers
O. A. Smith
Merl Sanders
Fr. Costigan
St. Joseph's School
Bonneauville
Chas. Chrismer
Theresa Sneeringer
Cath Frommeyer
Adelaide Noel
Theresa Gulden
Mary Frommeyer
Leo Brady
McSherrystown
Geo. L. Rice, Jr
Local notes from McSherrystown and surrounding townships
Items report various local happenings: Geo H Bender of McSherrystown scratched after driving a horse into a barbed wire fence near an Italian orchestra. E C Stourd buys Mrs Marg Wiest property for $1.00. Edna Wolf of Abbottstown undergoes surgery in Baltimore. John Dahlhamer of Oxford township sold four steers in November for $70 and later sold them June 14 for $168.97. a 1386 pound bull brought $68.18. Mrs Edna Moritz of Hamilton township had her index finger amputated after a farm machinery accident. wm A Peiser to replace the late A L Feiser in undertaker business. Howard Mummert resigns as bar clerk at Central hotel to run Hotel Hanover. Sam Albert’s pension in Tyrone township reinstated. Also a Kalamazoo oil range and heater ad appears with store at 337 N George St. Bridgeport, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cel. Young
Mizinie Weaver
McBherrystown
Geo. H. Bender
McSherrystown
E. C. Stourd
Marg. Wiest
Edna Wolf
Abbottstown
Baltimore
John Dahlhamer
Oxford Township
Edn. Moritz
Hamilton Township
Wm. A. Peiser
A. L. Feiser
Howard Mummert
Central Hotel
Local notices and small town deaths and events
Mrs. Gibson Trimmer receives an eight cent pension monthly while Andrew Hykes is bruised trying to calm a frightened horse after an auto incident. Deaths include Mrs. Breighner, Hen ry Staub’s son Gervase, Sadie Gebhardt, and Mrs. Chas. G. Taughinbaugh. Harness stolen from A J Stock’s farm. Stallsmith and Bluebaugh wed at Hanson Stallsmith’s home. Wheat at 95 cents a bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Gibson Trimmer
Huntington Township
Andrew Hykes
Hampton
Wm. Himes, Jr
Swarthmore College
John J. Breighner
Edge
White Hall
Chas. G. Taughinbaugh
New Chester
A. J. Stock
J. Francis Stallsmith
Frances
Bluebaugh
Arendtsville
Hanson Stallsmith
Twenty Years Ago Items From Last Week
Mrs. Chas Leese of Hampton has been on the sick list. William Hudson of Hampton delivered the ivy oration at the Chear Day exercises at Shippensburg BNA. Levi Byer near Irishtown died Sunday. Dr T C Miller of Abbottstown underwent nose surgery for an injury from his boyhood days. Francis Yake Jr student at Vil-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Leese
Hampton
William Hudson
Shippensburg
Bna
Levi Byer
Irishtown
T. C. Miller
Abbottstown
Francis Yake, Jr
Vil
Lanova College Joins Read Machinery Drafting Team
Lanova College has accepted a position in the drafting department of Read Machinery company in York for the summer months. Harry Lawrence of New Oxford R. D. 3 was discharged from Warner hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanova College
Read Machinery Company
York
Harry Lawrence
New Oxford
R. D
Warner Hospital
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Stears
Baltimore St
Chriteman’s Jeweler
Emmitsburg Road
Tony
Montgomery Ward
Frederick ST. Hanover
Fister
Oxford
C. Bieta
Mountville
L Shoe Store
Oxfords
W. Market St
Penna
Texaco
Roy E. Coldsmith
Breckenridge Jt
Gettysburg
Costache
Ae Sa
Gettysburg, PA
Kalamazoo
N. George St
Bridge
Esso Motor Oil
Hartzell
Esso
Lincoln Highway
Burs
Jubilee Hall
Littlestown
Welty
Archie K. May
York, PA
A. F. Hoke
Sunoco
Garrett's Radio Service
Baltimore Street
Roth Bros
Broadway Jewelers
Hanover, PA
Broadway
Joseph D. Fox
N. George
Yorm
Jooed Thureday
Phese
All Products Ore Laboratory
High St
Spring Grove
New Windsor Hotel
John S. Rinehart
Ane
Serviceman
Hero Oil Co
New Oxford, Pa
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